Pursuit ~ Confront the Culprit stands out from the other pursuit themes, which are usually triumphant and make you feel like you're on the verge of victory.Manfred also enters to this theme in the Investigations series.
Franziska von Karma has her own variation of this theme, which she carries over to Investigations. The moment will be better if it's the first time you hear it. Oh, and if you haven't played through the second game, don't click that link. Due to its reappearance in the sequel, it could be said this is Adrian Andrews' de facto theme. Ballad of the Steel Samurai, a slowed down version of the Steel Samurai's theme, matches the despair you find in the case it appears in.It's a shame that the person who uses it is anything but innocent. You wouldn't find a more lighthearted and innocent police song if you tried. Also from the bonus case, Swimming, Anyone?.It fits Jake Marshall's character like a suntanned pair of rusty boots fits a sheriff. From the first game's bonus case comes Detective from the Wild West.The Steel Samurai Theme is the perfect theme music for an in-universe action show.Gumshoe theme is more of a "detective theme" than a "Gumshoe theme" but it's still awesome because of the crime scene feeling it gives, helps to make the cases more serious.Turnabout Sisters and Turnabout Sisters' Ballad, the slower, sadder version played when Maya leaves at the end of the first game.And Smooth McGroove's A Capella version takes it to a whole new level. They hit it out of the park the first time, and though each game features a new version, the original returned for the Moment of Awesome at the end of the third game. Its return in Apollo Justice counts as an Awesome moment as well. Objection! is fitting for explaining to someone just what you think they're doing wrong.
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