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* Cynthia from ''Anime/HanaukyoMaidTai''.
* [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Oshino Shinobu]], the tiny ruined vampire from ''LightNovel/{{Bakemonogatari}}'' is supposed to be voiced by AyaHirano. Whether or not this is true we have no idea, as she still hasn't uttered a sound. She spends most of her time sitting in a corner, apparently sulking. She's ''adorable,'' especially when [[KissOfTheVampire drinking blood.]]
** [[SubvertedTrope As of episode 4 of]] ''Nisemonogatari'', she breaks her silence and reveals herself to be really talkative. [[TheOtherDarrin Oh yeah, she's voiced by]] MaayaSakamoto now.
* Hatsumi from ''YamiToBoushiToHonNoTabibito''. Subverted; she actually can talk at times, and is nowhere near as innocent or cute as she first appears.
* Poor Casca from ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'' went insane after [[spoiler:being raped by Griffith in demon form]] during the Eclipse and was reduced to having the mental capacities of a two-year-old. Interestingly, "mental capacities of a two-year-old" extends to more than just her speech; she has a tendency to put things in her mouth, like pearls... and [[SmallAnnoyingCreature Puck]].
** She also has a bad tendency to wander after anything that catches her eye, making her former lover's task of protecting her much more difficult, though as Guts learns in the Millennium Falcon arc, [[spoiler:she's still capable of defending herself to some degree if she needs to, as a group of bandits that tried to rape her learned the hard way]].
** Might depend on what translation you read, but Casca seems to only be able to say one coherent words: "no" [[spoiler: whenever someone [[AttemptedRape tries to have his way with her]] like during the trauma of the Eclipse]].

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%%* Cynthia from ''Anime/HanaukyoMaidTai''.
* [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Oshino Shinobu]], the tiny ruined vampire from ''LightNovel/{{Bakemonogatari}}'' is supposed to be voiced by AyaHirano. Whether or not this is true we have no idea, as she hasn't uttered a sound. She spends most of her time sitting in a corner, apparently sulking. She's ''adorable,'' especially when [[KissOfTheVampire drinking blood.] In episode 4 of ''Nisemonogatari'', she broke her silence and revealed herself to be talkative. [[TheOtherDarrin She was voiced by]] MaayaSakamoto.
* Hatsumi from ''YamiToBoushiToHonNoTabibito'' is a subversion; she can talk at times, and is nowhere near as innocent or cute as she first appears.
* ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'' : Poor Casca went insane after [[spoiler: Griffith raped her]] during the Eclipse and was reduced to the mental capacities of a two-year-old. Interestingly, "mental capacities of a two-year-old" extends to more than just her speech; she had a tendency to put things in her mouth, like pearls and [[SmallAnnoyingCreature Puck]]. She also has a bad tendency to wander after anything that catches her eye, making her former lover's task of protecting her much more difficult, though as Guts learns in the Millennium Falcon arc, [[spoiler:she's still capable of defending herself to some degree if she needs to, as a group of bandits that tried to rape her learned the hard way]]. It might depend on what translation but she seemed to be able to say only one coherent word: "no" [[spoiler: whenever someone [[AttemptedRape tries to have his way with her]] like during the trauma of the Eclipse]].

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* Saya from ''PeacemakerKurogane''.
* Flandre of ''PrincessResurrection'' only says "Huga", but Hime seems to understand what she is saying. Likewise with the rest of Flandre's "siblings". Played straight wither a "Mermaid" character (No name given, she simply called that) who lost her voice and got stuck on a ship until she turned into a [[EmergencyTransformation Blood Warrior]] after saving one of the characters (she could only use her voice once and would've dies afterward).
* Subverted in ''{{Cyborg 009}}''. 0013 is a chubby but still kinda cute-looking boy with HiddenEyes who speaks through telepathy and acts [[GentleGiant cheerful and innocent]]... [[TragicMonster until he has to fight 009]] and reveals himself as a KidWithTheLeash of a HUGE robot. [[spoiler: He still reminds kind (saves an InnocentBystander, punishes a bunch of assassins, releases the DistressedDude professor) and ultimately commits suicide.]]
* Chane Laforet from ''LightNovel/{{Baccano}}!''. Her fiance, [[spoiler:Claire Stanfield]], even lists her muteness as one of her {{Charm Point}}s -- though he does manage to carry some impressively long conversations with her regardless, thanks to the frequent use of yes/no questions, and an apparent ability to read her mind.
* Lily Strosek of ''Manga/MagicalRecordLyricalNanohaForce'', a MysteriousWaif that appears to be something similar to the first Reinforce. Seems to only be capable of communicating through telepathic thoughts. Flashbacks later reveal that she used to be able to speak, but the trauma during her time confined as a lab experiment rendered her mute.
* Tama from ''OmamoriHimari'' subverts this trope. [[spoiler:She's eating fellow ayakashi soley to increase her power to what it was before she became SealedEvilInACan. And they're not dead when she starts eating, either.]]
* Lin from ''FistOfTheNorthStar'' begins the series as this, having witnessed her parents being murdered by bandits right before her eyes. Kenshiro restores her speech by using a Hokuto Shinken healing technique.
* Rose from ''Anime/FullMetalAlchemist'', after [[spoiler:being gang-raped and impregnated by a group of soldiers]], refuses to speak until near the end of the anime. She thankfully doesn't suffer this in the manga and ''Brotherhood''.
* Princess Rena from ''OnihimeVS'' never speaks. However, she does get by with TalkingWithSigns .
* You'd hardly believe it, but [[ActionGirl Misato]] [[MotorMouth Katsuragi]] from ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'' spent some time like this after the Second Impact [[spoiler:due to being the only survivor from an expedition to the Antartica... which was caught in the ''center'' of said Impact.]]

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%%* Saya from ''PeacemakerKurogane''.
* Flandre of ''PrincessResurrection'' only says "Huga", but Hime understands what she is saying. Likewise with the rest of Flandre's "siblings". Played straight wither a "Mermaid" character (No name given, she simply called that) who lost her voice and got stuck on a ship until she turned into a [[EmergencyTransformation Blood Warrior]] after saving one of the characters (she could only use her voice once and would've dies afterward).
* Double Subverted in ''{{Cyborg 009}}''. 0013 is a chubby but still kinda cute-looking boy with HiddenEyes who speaks through telepathy and acts [[GentleGiant cheerful and innocent]]... [[TragicMonster until he has to fight 009]] and reveals himself as a KidWithTheLeash of a HUGE robot. [[spoiler: He still reminds kind (saves an InnocentBystander, punishes a bunch of assassins, releases the DistressedDude professor) and ultimately commits suicide.]]
* Chane Laforet from ''LightNovel/{{Baccano}}!''. Her fiance, [[spoiler:Claire Stanfield]], lists her muteness as one of her {{Charm Point}}s -- though he carries on impressively long conversations with her regardless, thanks to the frequent use of yes/no questions and an apparent ability to read her mind.
* ''Manga/MagicalRecordLyricalNanohaForce'': Lily Strosek, a MysteriousWaif that appears to be something similar to the first Reinforce. She's only capable of communicating through telepathic thoughts. Flashbacks later reveal that she used to be able to speak, but the trauma during her time confined as a lab experiment rendered her mute. In other words, a {{woobie}} who can't talk, i.e cute.

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* Celty from ''{{Durarara}}'' is an interesting take on this one. Because she [[HeadlessHorseman doesn't have a head,]] she of course can't speak or communicate using facial expressions, but she ''can'' communicate well enough by [[TalkingWithSigns typing things out on a cellphone or computer]]. (Her roommate [[spoiler:and later fiancé]] Shinra can tell what she's thinking or trying to say just from her body language, though – as Celty puts it, he "can read the expressions on the face I don't have.") Celty also thoroughly averts the "clueless or childlike" stereotype; she's very intelligent and fully understands what's going on around her, and her twenty-odd years spent in Japan have given her a pretty thorough understanding of Japanese social norms. She is very cute, though, just not in the innocent, childish way you would normally expect.
* Lycoris from the DotHack novel ''[[LightNovel/DotHackAIBuster AI Buster]]'' is mute when she first appears.
* [[BitchInSheepsClothing Anna Mouri]] from ''DevilAndHerLoveSong''. Slightly a subversion, because, as commented by the main character, [[ManipulativeBitch she's bold enough to use her inability to speak as a weapon]].

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* Celty from ''{{Durarara}}'' is an interesting take on this one. Because she [[HeadlessHorseman doesn't have a head,]] she can't speak or communicate using facial expressions, but she ''can'' communicate well enough by [[TalkingWithSigns typing things out on a cellphone or computer]]. (Her roommate [[spoiler:and later fiancé]] Shinra can tell what she's thinking or trying to say from her body language, though – as Celty puts it, he "can read the expressions on the face I don't have.") Celty also averts the "clueless or childlike" stereotype; she's very intelligent and fully understands what's going on around her, and her twenty-odd years spent in Japan have given her a thorough understanding of Japanese social norms. She is very cute just not in the innocent, childish way you would normally expect.
%%* Lycoris from the DotHack novel ''[[LightNovel/DotHackAIBuster AI Buster]]'' is mute when she first appears.
* Anna Mouri from ''DevilAndHerLoveSong'' is a subversopm because, as commented by the main character, [[ManipulativeBitch she's bold enough to use her inability to speak as a weapon]].

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* The title character of ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid'' is one of these (magically-induced) for much of the story and film. This can be seen as a defiance of this trope by Ursula because the prince fell in love with Ariel's singing voice. In [[Literature/TheLittleMermaid Andersen's original story]], the loss of her voice is permanent and counts as a aversion because Ursula is not a villain here. 
* [[TastesLikeDiabetes Boo]] in Disney and Pixar's ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' is a toddler and so has learned few words. Otherwise, she's small, adorable and adoring of Sully. 
* ''Disney/{{Dumbo}}'', the eponymous character from the Disney movie, is a mute ''protagonist''. It works since he's particularly expressive and he has talkative friends. It also helps that the little guy is essentially an infant/toddler for the so it make sense for him to be TheVoiceless.
* Dopey, the cutest of the (Disney) [[Disney/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs Seven Dwarfs]]. It's noted that they aren't sure whether he's mute.

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* [[SingleMindedTwins 3 and 4]] of ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Nine}} 9]]''. They never talk, but they seem to communicate to each other in clicks and flashes from their eyes and at least one of them can use their eyes as a projector. 9 himself also starts out as one of these.
* WesternAnimation/{{WALL-E}} can manage only a few sounds and words, and is indisputably cute!
* Tack and the Thief from ''WesternAnimation/TheThiefAndTheCobbler'' was this, at least in the original story. When the film was purchased by another company before the original creator could finish it, it was turned into a musical and Tack along with the Thief were given voices. Most fans of the original tend to think that's one of the worst edits the new company made.
* In Disney's ''PeterPan,'' Tinkerbell doesn't speak, but only jingles like, well, bells.
** It is later revealed in her own movies, Tinkerbell does speak, but to humans it sounds like the jingling of bells It's actually quite clever if you think about it - we actually don't know her language, that and there are is a lot of comedic potential for her miming as well. It's a RunningGag in Dave Barry & Ridley Pearson's adaptations.

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* Fengxia in ''ToLive'' becomes mute after suffering from a fever.
* Subversion in the sci-fi ''Literature/GreatwinterTrilogy''. Darien is a strong-willed, incredibly intelligent, powerful, competent woman, who simply happens to be unable to speak. One character seems to see her as this kind of character, though, and she uses it to her great advantage.
* In Isabel Allende's ''"The House of the Spirits" / "La Casa de Los Espíritus"'', female lead Clara del Valle goes mute at the age of nine, traumatised after her older sister Rosa's death ([[ItsAllMyFault which she blames herself for]]). Even when she gets over said trauma, Clara voluntarily refuses to speak from then on - until she announces, during her eighteenth birthday party, that she wants to marry Rosa's former fiancée, male lead Esteban Trueba.
** Allende also wrote the novel-biography of ''Franchise/{{Zorro}}'', in which Bernardo (Zorro's best friend/sidekick) went mute after his mother was raped and murdered. Diego can understand him without words, and sometimes fills in his dialogue. Somewhat justified as Bernardo was mute in some of the original Zorro stories.
* Errand, the little boy in the ''{{Belgariad}}'', is initially capable of only saying the word "Errand", [[VerbalTicName which is why the party takes to calling him that.]] It's explained that when Zedar found him, all he said was "I have an errand for you, boy"; Errand repeated the one word and followed him. Over the next two books, he learns more words, but he can only say one-word sentences. After the TimeSkip between the ''Belgariad'' and the ''Malloreon'', he learns how to speak properly.
** in the ''Malloreon'' his real name is revealed to be [[spoiler:Eriond; he explains that he picked up the word 'Errand' from Zedar because it sounded familiar to him.]]
** Subverted by Flute in Eddings' ''{{Elenium}}'' trilogy; she appears to be one of these at first but is really [[spoiler: the goddess Aphrael, and perfectly capable of talking (at great length) when it suits her.]]

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* Exploited in the sci-fi ''Literature/GreatwinterTrilogy''. One character sees Darien as this kind of character and she uses it to her great advantage. In reality, she is strong-willed, intelligent, powerful, and competent woman, who simply happens to be unable to speak. 
* Errand, the little boy in the ''{{Belgariad}}'', is initially capable of only saying the word "Errand", [[VerbalTicName which is why the party takes to calling him that.]] It's explained that when Zedar found him, all he said was "I have an errand for you, boy"; Errand repeated the one word and followed him. Over the next two books, he learns more words, but he can only say one-word sentences. After the TimeSkip between the ''Belgariad'' and the ''Malloreon'', he learns how to speak properly. In the ''Malloreon'' his real name is revealed to be [[spoiler:Eriond; he explains that he picked up the word 'Errand' from Zedar because it sounded familiar to him.]]
* Subverted by Flute in Eddings' ''{{Elenium}}'' trilogy; she appears to be one of these at first but is really [[spoiler: the goddess Aphrael, and perfectly capable of talking (at great length) when it suits her.]]

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* Marina, the amphibious humanoid girl from ''Series/{{Stingray 1964}}'', is mute but highly resourceful. (In an official original cast audio episode, originally issued on vinyl and available on the DVD release, it is revealed that [[spoiler:Marina and her people are not actually mute but have taken a vow of silence after BigBad King Triton cursed them so that if any of them should speak another would die. They're not sure if it's true but they're not taking any chances]].)
* The eponymous humanoid alien woman in ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'', "The Empath."
* Raj from ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'' isn't actually mute, but he can't talk to women unless he's drunk. Women seem to think this is endearing.
** Later, Howard and Penny decide to hook him up with Emily, a non-verbal deaf-mute friend of Penny, with Howard acting a TranslatorBuddy. They both reason that Emily is cute enough to be endearing and likeable, and being a pre-verbal deaf girl wouldn't be bothered by Raj's own condition. Subverted because [[spoiler:Emily ended up being a BitchInSheepsClothing, a really talented GoldDigger knowing that Raj is the richest guy in Penny's social circle and hoping to siphon a whole lot of his fortune, turning against him as soon as his family threatens to strip them both of his cospicuous allowance]]
* The slave girl Eirene from ''Series/{{Rome}}'' is this in her first few episodes. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] because she doesn't speak Latin (yet) and is understandably terrified of her masters pretty much all of the time. The trope probably plays a big part in [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Titus Pullo]]'s attraction to her, and may be the reason why he doesn't treat her [[PoliticallyIncorrectHero like he usually treats women]].
* Cassie Chan, the Pink Ranger from ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace''. Usually your average ActionGirl and AsianAirhead, she turns into that in the aptly named "SilenceIsGolden" episode, because she's forewarned that her enemies and trope namers PsychoRangers are pursuing her, tracking the sound of her voice. A weird and long series of unfortunate events force her to keep communicating by pantomimes and cutish expressions, until a falling BabyCarriage forces her to break her self-imposed vow of silence.
* A brief example in Cassandra from ''Series/StargateSG1'', who first appears as the only survivor of a plague unleashed by the Goa'uld Niirti. Once she spends some time at the SGC in the company of Dr. Frasier and Samantha Carter, though, she gets over the trauma enough to start talking again. Ever since, she's been able to talk just fine. No arguments on the cute part, though.
* Kankoo, one of the lead characters in the Indian telefilm ''Shorr''. The youngest member of a traditional Indian family, Kankoo is a young adult woman, cute as a button and mute. Not voiceless, but she uses only a lot of VoiceGrunting and made up HandSignals to get along.

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%%* The eponymous humanoid alien woman in ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'', "The Empath."
* Raj from ''Series/TheBigBangTheory'' isn't mute, but he can't talk to women unless he's drunk. Women seem to think this is endearing. Later, Howard and Penny decide to hook him up with Emily, a non-verbal deaf-mute friend of Penny, with Howard acting a TranslatorBuddy. They both reason that Emily is cute enough to be endearing and likeable, and being a pre-verbal deaf girl wouldn't be bothered by Raj's own condition. This doesn't work because [[spoiler:Emily ended up being a BitchInSheepsClothing, a really talented GoldDigger knowing that Raj is the richest guy in Penny's social circle and hoping to siphon a whole lot of his fortune, turning against him as soon as his family threatens to strip them both of his cospicuous allowance]]
* The slave girl Eirene from ''Series/{{Rome}}'' is this in her first few episodes. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] because she doesn't speak Latin (yet) and is understandably terrified of her masters. The trope plays a big part in [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold Titus Pullo]]'s attraction to her, and is the reason why he doesn't treat her [[PoliticallyIncorrectHero like he usually treats women]].
* Cassie Chan, the Pink Ranger from ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace''. Usually your average ActionGirl and AsianAirhead, she turns into that in the aptly named "SilenceIsGolden" episode, because she's forewarned that her enemies and trope namers PsychoRangers are pursuing her by tracking the sound of her voice. A weird and long series of unfortunate events force her to keep communicating by pantomimes and cutish expressions, until a falling BabyCarriage forces her to break her self-imposed vow of silence.
* A brief example in Cassandra from ''Series/StargateSG1'', who first appears as the only survivor of a plague unleashed by the Goa'uld Niirti. Her inability to talk combound with her age and situation made Samantha Carter [[ImTakingHerHomeWithMe dote on and want to adopt her.]] Once she gets over the trauma enough to start talking again she's been able to talk just fine.
* The Indian telefilm ''Shorr'' has Kankoo. The youngest member of a traditional Indian family, Kankoo is a young adult woman, cute as a button and mute. Not voiceless, but she uses only a lot of VoiceGrunting and made up HandSignals to get along.

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* 'Lady' from ''ShadowHearts: From The New World'' is about as direct a subversion as you're gonna get. She never speaks, is an EmotionlessGirl, can inspire love in the heart of a sociopathic psycho named 'Killer', and was not so much RaisedByWolves, as [[WildChild not raised at all]]. She can also kill you with a flick of her wrist, and probably will, just because you happen to be there. [[spoiler: She's like this because she was originally the sister of the protagonist and during a ritual to bring them back from the dead, she gave up her "will" (life force) to save her brother, which turned her into a "pure mass of malice" -- a being with no memories or humanity.]]
* Nina from ''BreathOfFire: Dragon Quarter''.
** When the hero asks for her name, it takes all of Nina's strength and energy to squeak out "Ni...na." Makes sense when you realize [[spoiler: her lungs were replaced with a fancy air filter, and her tongue cut out.]]
* Mila in ''HotelDuskRoom215''. [[spoiler: Until near the end.]]
* Amy Sorel in ''[[VideoGame/SoulSeries SoulCalibur III]]'', though it's probably not intentional. As a playable character, she only says "Amy." This is because when she appears in Raphael's ending, the only other part of the game she appears besides being playable, that's all she says. Apparently her voice actress was too lazy to record any more lines...
** It's mentioned in Raphael's biography in II and III that Amy tends to be extremely quiet, so she's more like a young, female stoic in that case.
** In ''SoulCalibur IV'', however, she actually has lines... and sounds rather like [[Series/TheAddamsFamily Wednesday Addams]] meets [[Film/{{Beetlejuice}} Lydia Dietz]] (the movie version, not the [[PerkyGoth cheerier]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Beetlejuice}} cartoon version]]). Considering that she's been depicted as a [[ElegantGothicLolita Loli-Goth]] in both III and IV, it fits.
* Garnet/Dagger from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIX'' becomes mute for a time after [[spoiler: Kuja kills her mother, Queen Brahne, then destroys Alexandria on the day Garnet is to become queen.]] However, while she doesn't speak during this part of the game, the player is still treated to her [[strike:endless]] internal monologues.
** It should be noted that this even affects her ''gameplay''. As one of the game's two [[WhiteMagicianGirl White Mage/Summoners]], her inner turmoil sometimes prevents her from concentrating and makes her skip a turn. At least it wasn't treated like the [[StandardStatusEffects 'Silence' ailment.]]
* Midori from ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}'', who is Citan's adorable little daughter, is not technically mute, but she is extremely sparse with words. [[http://bobbincranbud.com/parlor/midoriandchuchu.htm One theory]] is that she carries out most of her communication telepathically.
** Primera, Billy Black's little sister is also mute [[spoiler: ever since witnessing her mother's death by Wels attacking their home while their father Jessiah was away.]]

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* ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'' has Anastacia of Astora, one of the world's important firekeepers. For unknown but likely horrible reasons, her tongue was cut out. There is a way to restore her ability to speak, but even then she considers it sinful.
* The Pyro in ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' fits the trope aside from occasionally managing intelligible speech. See, he/she/they/whatever wear a gas mask at all times, making their speech difficult[[hottip:*:[[http://wiki.teamfortress.com/w/images/2/26/Pyro_cloakedspy01.wav "Humph hershonsh urr shphy!"]] to impossible[[hottip:*:[[http://wiki.teamfortress.com/w/images/d/d5/Pyro_taunts04.wav "Ow dow how dow!"]] to understand. And because of the funny, childish [[VirtualPaperDoll items]] they can wear; their pudgy shape and "big eyes"; the scene in the Christmas comic of the Engineer reading a story to them; and the fact they [[spoiler:only fight because they perceive it as playing games with giggling cupids in a sparkly wonderland]]; they're pretty adorable. In a scary way.

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