Well, I would like Sissel as the protagonist, but if he's not, I won't be bothered.
What I meant was: "Finaly someone who also wants to see a sequel be made, and isn't afraid that the original's ending will be ruined by it somehow!"

Oh I see. Well Ghost Trick was so crazy good that I have faith the makers would be able to set up a plausible sequel in that implausible world
Mostly I just wanna play another GT game!

Takumi said in an interview that he'd work on more Ghost Trick if the fans demanded it, and really, I think we should, for reasons I already outlined earlier. You're right about it being a shame to let this thing die or fade away, and we shouldn't let it happen.
I think the main reason fans haven't really voiced their demand for more Ghost Trick is because of the same reasons you displayed: they feel the game is good as it is, and they're afraid that a sequel will somehow deminish the original.
Let me be clear here: It won't. Any sequel, no matter how crap, is not going to re-write the original. It's not going to make the story any worse, because of how nicely contained it is. Even if it's crap, we can just ignore it and enjoy the original for what it is.
It's common when dealing with situations like this, where a great new IP comes out with no clear plans or ideas about it's future, for it's fans to adopt a "We should just be happy with what we got" stance, but I think that's the wrong idea here. We should make it clear to Capcom and Takumi how much we enjoyed Ghost Trick if we want them to do anything new with it.

Personaly, I think Ghost Trick is the future for Takumi's work, more than Ace Attorney. AA is a great series, but after all this time it's starting to age a bit. It's still great, but the constant demand of it's fans for more has boiled it down a bit, leading to stupid fan-service games like AAI. (nothing against AAI, by the way, but... yeah, it was mostly there to give the fans what they wanted. Ema, anyone?)
I think that what its fans are really asking for every time they demand a sequel is not really a return of the characters and stories of the old games, but rather another great combination of story and gameplay that the series provideded when it introduced those. Ghost Trick is still young, and can provide that kind of experience with a greater ease than Ace Attorney can.
We shouldn't be afraid to demand more. In fact, we would be stupid not to. A sequel isn't going to kill Ghost Trick, I'm sure of that.
Letting it go, leaving it at this to slip away into obscurity and fade from memory is what's going to kill it. We can't, and shouldn't, let that happen.
Takumi is going to work on other things at some point, and Capcom is going to give up on Ghost Trick at some point. If we want this to happen, we have to make it clear to Capcom what we think of Ghost Trick fast.
So let it be heard: We want more!

I wouldn't want GT to be a one-off trick. Though I don't agree the Ace Attorney series should be put to rest (GS5 and many more please!)

^ so true! the fact that GT had a true ending means that a sequel can be ignored by fans who have problems with it, or it could add more awesomeness to the series. I feel it would be the latter for me

I don't see why people wouldn't be more encouraging about a sequel. Ghost Trick design wise is so fresh and unique that I'd love to see more games like it. I saw a funny thing the other day of Ace Attorney characters made into the GT design. I'm not saying I want an ace attorney/ghost tricks crossover (I definitely don't), but I think it just shows how unique and cool the design is.


I wouldn't want GT to be a one-off trick. Though I don't agree the Ace Attorney series should be put to rest (GS5 and many more please!)

They all look so good drawn in the GT way, it suits them especially, Mia, Maya and Edgey :D

I wouldn't want GT to be a one-off trick. Though I don't agree the Ace Attorney series should be put to rest (GS5 and many more please!)