From what I've seen of spoilers (following someone who's liveblogging as they're playing) looks like case 3 is actually quite crazy with first a guilty verdict, then a serial killer charge against Maya because another victim turns up, and then a spirit channeling done by Maya herself (I've seen the screenshots, that's quite disturbing haha) because the Queen (Rayfa's mom) who's the only spirit medium of the country is busy elsewhere.
And Maya actually does that channeling (she kept her powers a secret before) because the second victim could only have been killed by the first victim who's dead and can't testify without being channeled (that's what I understood at least).

Other than that, Nick finds himself in the rebellion's hideout + looks like Rayfa's dad is a former defense attorney who could glare prosecutors and judge into seeing his point in Court + he also adopted Apollo and Nayuta when they were kids (cue the weird timeline that has everyone worried because Apollo met with Clay in Japanifornia after being raised by in Khura'in technically).

I might be forgetting a thing or two, but nevertheless I would be interested to see if Capcom linked the Fey family to the Royal family of Khura'in. I feel like Amy Fey being originally from that country wouldn't be so impossible.

Holy sh*t, this is indeed disturbing. There are things that are better left untouched and Maya channeling a man is one of them. Even Takumi didn't make her channel them in the original trilogy so what made the current producers think it was okay to do this? There is no way Mayafans can be happy with this kind of bullsh*t.

From what I've seen of spoilers (following someone who's liveblogging as they're playing) looks like case 3 is actually quite crazy with first a guilty verdict, then a serial killer charge against Maya because another victim turns up, and then a spirit channeling done by Maya herself (I've seen the screenshots, that's quite disturbing haha) because the Queen (Rayfa's mom) who's the only spirit medium of the country is busy elsewhere.
And Maya actually does that channeling (she kept her powers a secret before) because the second victim could only have been killed by the first victim who's dead and can't testify without being channeled (that's what I understood at least).

Other than that, Nick finds himself in the rebellion's hideout + looks like Rayfa's dad is a former defense attorney who could glare prosecutors and judge into seeing his point in Court + he also adopted Apollo and Nayuta when they were kids (cue the weird timeline that has everyone worried because Apollo met with Clay in Japanifornia after being raised in Khura'in technically).

I might be forgetting a thing or two, but nevertheless I would be interested to see if Capcom linked the Fey family to the Royal family of Khura'in. I feel like Amy Fey being originally from that country wouldn't be so impossible.

About the guy who took Apollo and Nayuta in vs Leyfa's dad: I was confused because of the names used but it looks like they are two different people. Rayfa's dad is the suspicious dude we saw in case 1 while the one who took Apollo in used to be a defense attorney

because the priest was bald and now that he has hair because he's in Maya's body he thinks it's a gift from the Founder lol

Bokuto explains some things about the Founder and how the Founder's sister was the Bird Princess (Torisaman) and there is also something about the previous Queen being assassinated ten years ago.

and by that I mean that we have new rules when it comes to channelling spirits: you can't call in a spirit if you don't know the name & the face of the dead person.
Also in Khura'in, apparently in fact only the Queen (so technically Rayfa's mom though the person I'm following is not sure of that) can be a spirit medium because it's the proof of her high power/position.

Saara, the priest's wife. You have a summary of the whole crime here and it is indeed quite the complex case!

Though apparently on Miiverse, I read that a Japanese player who ended case 2 found her to be more mature but that's really all I've got for now.

- The Founder's and Bird Princess' faces are "sealed" and not even the Royal family can look at their faces (probably so they can't be channeled as it was said a medium needs to know the name and face of a spirit to channel it)

- About Maya and spiritual powers: she's been training hard all this time because becoming the Master of Kurain means being able to summon and perform as a medium by her own intention, which is why she went to Khura'in to train because she thinks that her channelling always was about luck before (so not really pro or useful).
((-> Just my thoughts here but... considering the first trilogy and cases 2-2 (Grey's request)/2-4/3-5 I'd say she managed to call on Mia and Dahlia pretty much because she wanted to so I'm not sure I get why she feels like that.
Might be a made up reason for game 6 to be honest))

She never called them at will, only when there were 'high stakes' or when mia took her over

Saara, the priest's wife. You have a summary of the whole crime here and it is indeed quite the complex case!

Though apparently on Miiverse, I read that a Japanese player who ended case 2 found her to be more mature but that's really all I've got for now.

- The Founder's and Bird Princess' faces are "sealed" and not even the Royal family can look at their faces (probably so they can't be channeled as it was said a medium needs to know the name and face of a spirit to channel it)

- About Maya and spiritual powers: she's been training hard all this time because becoming the Master of Kurain means being able to summon and perform as a medium by her own intention, which is why she went to Khura'in to train because she thinks that her channelling always was about luck before (so not really pro or useful).
((-> Just my thoughts here but... considering the first trilogy and cases 2-2 (Grey's request)/2-4/3-5 I'd say she managed to call on Mia and Dahlia pretty much because she wanted to so I'm not sure I get why she feels like that.
Might be a made up reason for game 6 to be hone)

Saara, the priest's wife. You have a summary of the whole crime here and it is indeed quite the complex case!

We can identity Ogamu's real name and prove he's from Khura'in with his tattoo!
...even though we have no guarantee that he didn't get that tattoo within the last 2 years.

I also didn't like the way Nick just randomly stumbles onto the killer in this case. "We need to channel the victim to find out if he was a revolutionary and/or saw anything! ...Oh, he's the real killer? Well that works too I guess."

Holy sh*t, this is indeed disturbing. There are things that are better left untouched and Maya channeling a man is one of them. Even Takumi didn't make her channel them in the original trilogy so what made the current producers think it was okay to do this? There is no way Mayafans can be happy with this kind of bullsh*t.

Especially since they end up contradicting themselves later on, saying that the Steel Samurai is being filmed in California; and I don't think Nick and Maya commuted back and forth between Kansas and California in 1-3.

But I don't think I've been this unsatisfied with a case's ending since 4-2. Didn't feel like we took down a "real" culprit (I'm sitting here hoping Beh'leeb wasn't the datamined "female culprit" with her lack of a transformation/real breakdown). Maya transformation was great/hilarious though