Saul Goodman now has to represent the villain of the last cartoon you watched in court. Can he successfully defend his client?
Saul Goodman now has to represent the villain of the last cartoon you watched in court...
Carter Flores
Sebastian Martinez
this may be a rough one.
Nathan Gray
>Representing Ramses
Wtf
Leo Myers
I think they might have a case
Brandon Butler
Why are armoral or 'criminal' lawyers such fun character types?
Ryan Brooks
Nothing to lose, everything to gain. They can take risks no moral character would touch. I love it.
Parker Cooper
nice idea for a thread,
gonna say the green death from this movie has a pretty solid case. he just needed food like everyone else.
Isaiah Wright
Saul has this in the bag
Asher Baker
>”Your honor this case is a joke my client is no Fire lord why he’s not even a fire bender.”
Aiden Gomez
I think he can easily drum up sympathy for Orangusnake. He alone has two mouths to feed, never mind his dependants.
Adrian Wright
>Your honor my client clearly acted within their rights in attempting in expel trespassers on her property.
Owen King
Both get insanity plea. While in the real world it's a rough one, it won't be nearly as bad in Avatar world.
Chase Wood
Max CHA trickster characters are always fun to watch.
Brandon Watson
Is he good enough to help Miguel Sanchez in the case of the National Council of Churches V. Lionel Hutz?
Jordan Phillips
>Your honor, my client saved 100,000 people in multiple countries who would have died of starvation
>Did he go a little too far at times? Sure, but only because he loved his country. And if that's a crime then we're all guilty.
Ethan Cruz
>movie has a three-way tie for its villain slot
Who is the real bad guy here? Gantu, Jumba, or Stitch?
Jose Harris
I feel like Jumba would be the most entertaining to watch so let's go with that
Ayden Lee
>The only thing this man, no PATRIOT, is guilty of is loving his country, and if loving your country is a crime, lock me up too.
Gabriel Wright
>svtfoe
Will she be his client or someone else?
Henry Harris
You know what, I think he'd somehow make it work.
Owen Butler
This might take a while
Grayson Jackson
>The Riddler from Harley Quinn
I guess he could argue that the United States no longer has any jurisdiction over him because they declared Gotham to be No Man's Land, meaning they can't judge him for any crimes he's ever committed in Gotham.
Caleb Reyes
>Your honor, my client is a rich white man who was only trying to make more money.
>Say no more, not guilty.
Hudson Garcia
We live in a society
Idk how the continuity works but the US totally abandoned Gotham in Dark Knight Rises and Arkham Knight too, could easily argue that the social contract or whatever had been broken and Gotham was independent
Adam Murphy
>Saul represents Thrax from Osmosis Jones
>he makes the "It's what his kind are meant to do" defense and that his home was destroyed when Frank ate that egg
The funny part would be him going to court with the defendant. Would Thrax be human sized for this, or would Saul be carrying around a petri dish?
Colton Ward
He could probably do Azula easy.
Emperor is fucked tho.
Oliver Barnes
Not the villian, but I feel like if anyone, she would be the client in this series.
Blake Phillips
>your honor, I believe that Joker is innocent, infact, he is a victim of the batman, free him and he will do a good job
Benjamin Richardson
He wouldn't have to free him, just make sure he goes back to Arkham and escape the 50th time.
Isaac Richardson
I feel like a real batman would put joker in prison, but only for him to be executed.
also
>your honor, Scarface was only doing a charity event in that bank, he was mearly playing, he should just have 2 days in arkham
Eli Myers
he could argue that only one half of him actually committed the crimes, possibly with a way to do so in two separate courts with opposite arguments
Ethan Murphy
>primal
How the fuck does one even represent a giant zombified dinosaur anyways?