History Main / SirSwearsAlot

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* ''Fanfic/AmazingFantasy'' has both Bakugou and the Prowler. The former is known for his HairTriggerTemper and the ends up FlippingTheBird at Mysterio while continuing to mock him for his obsession with killing Peter. During her fight with Peter, she also curses up a storm out of frustration, but Peter couldn't [[LanguageBarrier understand a lick of it at the time.]]
* The ''FanFic/AngelOfTheBat'' trilogy features plenty of dirty-mouthed characters, but ComicBook/JohnConstantine is the most vulgar of the bunch. Tellingly, religion-based curses are usually treated as particularly taboo in the trilogy, but Constantine ends up shouting, "Jesus Christ!" in the story's first chapter.
* In the ''VideoGame/StarTrekOnline'' fic-verse that started with ''Fanfic/{{Bait and Switch|STO}}'', the main viewpoint character Captain Kanril Eleya swears like a sailor, appropriately enough. Rarely does a chapter pass without a "''[[PardonMyKlingon phekk]]''" or "''[[PardonMyKlingon sher hahr kosst]]''". Other characters are more restrained, though there's still the occasional PrecisionFStrike.
* In the ''Harvest Moon DS'' one-shot ''Fanfic/BestFriends'', the angry POV character Claire curses every other sentence.
* In ''Fanfic/IncarnationOfLegends'', Despite her gentle, serene public persona, Brunhilde's true personality is coarse and gritty, swearing up a storm wherever she goes.
* Melanie Black, Mercury's mother, from ''Fanfic/TheBlackHearts''. Not only does she provide most of the profanity in the fic, but she also ends up being the most foul-mouthed character in the series she comes from, ''Fanfic/TheMakingsOfTeamCRME''. She's the only one liberally using f-bombs whereas only a handful of other characters actually even use one.[[note]]Surprisingly, it is Cinder of all people who uses two in the whole series.[[/note]] [[spoiler: Even her short appearance in ''Fanfic/{{CRME}}'' had her swearing up a storm even though she didn't use any f-bombs then.]] [[spoiler: Later on, [[MasterOfIllusion Emerald]] makes an illusion of her and just about every sentence she utters has a swear word in it.]]
-->''Mom always had a way with words.'' '''- Mercury's narration in ''The Black Hearts'''''
* ''Fanfic/ChildOfTheStorm''
** Nick Fury and Peter Wisdom, both grumpy GoodIsNotNice spymasters (and in the latter case [[spoiler: really Regulus Black, reformed Death Eater]]), frequently swear.
** Sean Cassidy's cuss words aren't usually elaborated upon, but they tend to make people's hair stand on end - and on one occasion, after he's narrowly escaped being sucked into a tornado (ItMakesSenseInContext) - Thor remarks that he's never heard a human swear that much and that creatively. Sirius and Tony take it as a challenge. [[TeamMom Pepper]] informs them that they will present a good example to Harry, ''won't they?''
** When aggravated, Wanda apparently has 'a vast repertoire of obscenities'. Having previously dated John Constantine, it is not hard to imagine where she learned many of them.
** Carol's pretty free with [[PrecisionFStrike dropping f-bombs]], probably mostly to annoy her father, and was taught them by her grandmother and her CoolUncle, Jack O'Neill (who complained that his mother had already taught her all the good ones). This is rendered HilariousInHindsight by the reveal that she's the great-granddaughter of [[spoiler: Captain Steve 'Language!' Rogers]], who she later goes on a tirade against in English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Irish, and Russian. As Harry (who has a moderately foul mouth himself) notes proudly, he taught her most of the Russian ones.
** Speaking of Harry, he's got a relatively foul mouth when the situation merits it, and can swear in fluent Russian in the sequel. A RunningGag in the ''Mirror Image'' arc of the sequel is him doing his best ''not'' to swear around Clark and his parents.
* Cristina from ''Fanfic/TheCutOfYourLoveNeverHurtsBaby'' spends a good chunk of her dialogue cursing. It's especially noticeable because no one else curses.
* ''Fanfic/ADiplomaticVisit'': Chapter 8 of the sequel ''Diplomat at Large'' notes that Squirk, the monstrous octopus who once ruled what is now Aquastria, has quite the mouth on him, though readers are spared any examples. His prison is specifically enchanted so the nearby residents don't have to listen to his words.
* In ''Fanfic/DontLoseYourHeart'', Ryuko is just as foul-mouthed as she was in ''Anime/KillLaKill'', though she gets to go a bit further with multiple f-bombs. The author even warns readers ahead of time that she's got one hell of a mouth on her. Even years later as a Keyblade Master, she's still as vulgar as ever, something Ira lampshades.
-->'''Ira:''' One cannot question the strength of your heart. You're a Keyblade Master. Your authority surpasses even that of kings and regents. But must you speak with such vulgarity and uncouth language?
* ''Fanfic/{{Essence}}'': One of the Officer Jenny's that Ash meets has a crude mouth, though she also uses "[[GoshDarnItToHeck friggin']]" a lot.
* In ''Fanfic/ForestofDespair'' both Akita and Mitsuru talk like sailors compared to rest of the cast. This is even lampshaded by Akita herself.
* ''Fanfic/KingdomHeartsPsiTheSeekerOfDarkness'' portrays Kairi as this, which she justifies with the fact that she grew up in a port town, though Riku is rarely shown swearing and Sora is only known to have done so once between chapters.
* ''Bubbles'' is this way in the ''Powerpuff Girls'' series ''Fanfic/{{Ladder}}''. The normally innocent Bubbles curses quite a sum, especially [[spoiler:when she goes into her seizure-like states]]. It's very uncharacteristic of her so the Professor thinks it's a result of [[spoiler:brain damage caused by bringing her back to life]].
* ''Fanfic/MyImmortal'': No one other than Ebony Dark'ness Dementia Raven Way.
-->'''Enoby:''' What the fuck? You torture my bf and then you expect me to fuck you? God, you are so fucked up you fucking bastard.
* In ''Fanfic/{{Origins}}'', a ''Franchise/MassEffect''[=/=]''Franchise/StarWars''[[spoiler:[=/=]''[=Borderlands=]''[=/=]''[=Halo=]'']] MassiveMultiplayerCrossover, Jack is noted to be this, but, as in [[VideoGame/MassEffect3 canon]] she has to keep it down around her students, since there is an actual SwearJar. To further lampshade her status, most of the other characters keep their cussing to a minimum.
* In ''Fanfic/PerfectionIsOverrated'', Hitomi Kirihara, a deconstruction of a JerkSue, swears significantly more than the other characters to reflect her abrasive personality and refusal to comply with social norms; she's essentially impossible to get along with when she's talking with other people instead of killing them. Natsuki and Nao have a fair amount of profanity compared to the rest of the cast.
* Ash's Primeape in ''Fanfic/PokemonResetBloodlines'' is revealed to be this when they reunite. He curses a lot during the gym battle against Blaine, but Ash and the narration [[NarrativeProfanityFilter refuse to delve into the specifics.]]
* In ''Fanfic/PreludeToChorus'', Felix provides almost all of the profanity in the fic. Only four swear words are uttered by people other than him. Even his internal monologues are littered with profanity. He still swears a lot in the sequel, ''Fanfic/SoulClefXI'', but there are more characters providing profanity other than him.
* In ''Fanfic/SakiAfterStory'', Teru and Sumire do most of the swearing, with Teru having anger issues, and Sumire calling Teru's claims that ''Manga/{{Saki}}'' is not her sister "bullshit".
* In ''Fanfic/ASongOfGrumblingAndCottonCandy'', Pizzazz can barely go a few sentences without cursing.
* In ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' DarkFic ''Fanfic/PrisonIslandBreak'' cursing is common, but Shadow is particularly coarse, to the point that the word 'fuck' ceases to have any more meaning than the word 'said'.
--> '''Shadow:''' [[OhCrap Aw, fuckaroonies.]]
* Dante's vocabulary in ''Fanfic/SonOfSpardaDxD'' is more in line with how it was in ''Anime/DevilMayCryTheAnimatedSeries'', resulting in him having a very vulgar tongue. He even calls Riser "pussy-splashing thundercunt" among other things.
* ''FanFic/SoulsReborn'': Ginta, who was taught how to talk by sailors. The ironic part? [[spoiler:He's ''Gaara's'' reincarnation]].
* In ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13022747/1/ Treefall]]'' and its sequel ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13081769/1/ Sunrise]]'', although almost everyone tends to use swear words when they are in the face of conflicts (including the teachers who are supposed to be role models for young generation!), no one quite compares to Frenda Seivelun and Misaka Mikoto in terms of vulgarity.
* The main character of ''Fanfic/TheTwilightChild'' is mentioned as swearing a lot, but the NarrativeProfanityFilter and HoldYourHippogriffs usually stop her from saying anything truly offensive, though she does get in a "bastard" at one point. However, when she's truly at the end of her rope, she prefers to unleash the foulest word she can think of: "[[Literature/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy Belgium.]]"
* Veronica "Ronnie" Weasley, a {{Gender Flip}}ped version of Ron Weasley from the fic ''Fanfic/WeasleyGirl'' is about as fond of swearing as her canon male counterpart, but gets censored a lot less and is allowed to drop a few F-bombs:
--> ''"I'LL KILL THAT FUCKING BASTARD!"'' [[spoiler:Said about Voldemort/Quirrell, after he's placed her under the Imperius curse and Harry manages to break her out of it.]]
* ''Fanfic/WedFlyAwayTogether'': Terra is crude and curses a lot.
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* Jack Bauer in ''Series/TwentyFour'' is most notably well-known for his catchphrase, "Damn it".
* Averted and PlayedForLaughs in an episode of ''Series/TheBennyHillShow''. In one sketch Benny is a driver who gets ticketed in a "No Parking" zone by a lady cop. He flies off the handle and launches a barrage of curse words at the young lady. A passing priest is shocked at such language and covers her ears out of discretion. She then fires back with a massive assault of profanities and swearing that out-and-out ''shock'' Benny, the priest, and a couple of bystanders to point of covering their own ears while blushing red as beets from it all!
* Most of the cast from ''Series/BoardwalkEmpire'' is quite used to dropping profanity all over the place, but the Commodore sticks out as being the worst. The part that may surprise some people about it is that he's a SENIOR.
* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': Spike. Some of this is due to DidNotDoTheBloodyResearch, but it's also a character trait.
* Nan from ''Series/TheCatherineTateShow'', combined with EvilOldFolks. "What a fucking liberty!" "Take a fucking chill pill, you!" "It's a bit too fucking lastminute.com for that!"
* A sketch on ''Series/TheChasersWarOnEverything'' parodied stand-up comedians whose routines "solely involve dropping the F-bomb".
* From ''Series/CuteyHoneyTheLive'', we have Duke Watari, a Panther Claw member in charge of arms manufacturing. He's usually a calm and collected individual, but if slighted in the very least, he will let loose SurprisinglyGoodEnglish swearing.
-->'''Watari:''' '''''[[CatchPhrase SHIT!!!]]'''''
* ''Series/{{Deadwood}}'':
** Calamity Jane has the notable distinction of being the most foul mouthed character in a ClusterFBomb cast. She keeps a swear jar for whenever she swears around little Sophia, with the intention of giving her the money.
** Don't forget Al [[MeaningfulName Swearengen]]. He's at least as infamous for this as Calamity Jane is, if not more (although even he refers to Jane as a "sewer mouth").
* ''Series/{{Dexter}}'':
** Debra Morgan was even swearing more than anyone as a child, according to a flashback. Dexter introduces her to the viewers on the first episode as, "my foul-mouthed step sister". Once, when being confronted by an InternalAffairs agent, over the course of the conversation, she manages to use ''every single obscenity in the English language'', excluding racial slurs. When she's forced to give a press conference, she can't help dropping an f-bomb on air. When she sees herself on TV later, complete with bleeped-out obscenity, her response, in a hospital waiting room full of kids: "oh, ''fuck''."
** [[MemeticMutation Surprise, motherfucker!]] James Doakes is pretty foul-mouthed as well. The difference between him and Debra is that the latter mostly uses it as filler; Doakes generally curses a lot out of [[HotBlooded genuine anger and disgust]].
* ''Series/DoctorWho'':
** Tegan Jovanka is a "G-Rated" version of these, using fictitious expletives such as "Rabbits!" and "Hell's Teeth!" on what was a rather frequent basis in TV, but taken absolutely UpToEleven in the [[Franchise/DoctorWhoExpandedUniverse Expanded Universe]]
** The Seventh Doctor could also be this via PardonMyKlingon in the Expanded Universe, with his companions Benny and Ace using said trope or real swear words on a random basis.
** Back to the TV series, various non-English speaking characters (including the Twelfth Doctor, as an ActorAllusion to Capaldi's turn as Malcolm Tucker mentioned below), are implied to be this, but the TARDIS's translation circuit comes with a profanity filter that, like the chameleon circuit, appears to be stuck, which is of course a pure plot contrivance to portray naturalistic speech while still remaining family friendly, but a funny one that absolutely works in-universe.
* A recurring sketch on ''Series/TheFastShow'' involved ''That's Amazing!", a pop-science show where guests would recount their "amazing" stories (which were invariably very mundane.) On the one occasion, a guest did have a genuinely interesting story to tell, it couldn't be broadcast because of his constant swearing.
* Dave from ''Series/FlightOfTheConchords'' drops all but one of the F-bombs on the show. Those of the duo's songs that contain the F-word have helpfully been modified to use "[[UnusualEuphemism flip]]" instead, as the characters they play in the show aren't given to swearing. Well, not ''all'' of them. "Too Many Mutha Uckers" uses variants on "uck" and "shi" instead.
* Sandor Clegane, AKA "The Hound", from ''Series/GameOfThrones'', has the notable distinction of being one of, if not ''the'' most foul-mouthed character in a series which not only contains LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters, but where a good chunk of them aren't the least bit shy of at least occasionally dropping memorably profane lines. The Hound, however, is so profane that using the F-word towards the king and by extension, the kingdom, is practically a CatchPhrase for him.
* ''Series/TheGoldbergs'': While all of the main characters swear, Beverly Goldberg takes the cake, as she swears constantly throughout the series.
* ''Series/GoldRush'': Tony [[ClusterFBomb Effing]] Beets. At least one f-bomb per sentence. [[ClusterFBomb Sometimes more]].
* All the characters swear in ''Series/GoodGod'', but Danny [=McClure's=] profanity-laden rants are particularly epic and occur nearly every time he speaks.
* ''Series/TheGoodWife'':
** The InformedFlaw of Eli Gold in the episode where he's introduced. Peter warns him to watch his mouth in front of his kids... and Eli doesn't say a bad word since, even when it'd be appropriate.
** The spin-off ''Series/TheGoodFight'' no longer censors swear words, so {{Precision F Strike}}s are common, especially from the seemingly proper Diane. While it would be a golden opportunity to show Eli Gold's InformedAbility, he doesn't actually appear on the show (in fact, he's not even mentioned, despite his daughter being a key character).
* ''Series/IceRoadTruckers'': Trucker Hugh Rowland is known for dropping f-bombs every other sentence. [[ClusterFBomb Sometimes more than once per sentence]].
* The ''Series/InsideNo9'' episode "Séance Time" involves a hidden-camera prank show where the "mark" is led to believe he or she is taking part in a séance with a mysterious psychic. One of the participants constantly swears throughout the whole thing (unaware that he's being recorded for TV), causing the crew to become concerned since this will make it difficult to edit for broadcast.
* ''Series/ItsAlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia'': All of the Gang, but Sweet Dee probably takes the cake.
-->'''Dee:''' Your mom doesn't know dick. She's a dumb, fat cow, and your sister — she is a stupid little shit-mouthed bitch, isn't she?
* ''Series/MadTV'' featured Emcee Escher, a "hardcore" rapper who used so much profanity in his music that it consisted almost entirely of [[SoundEffectBleep Sound Effect Bleeps]].
* Sir Gwain in ''Series/{{Merlin|2008}}''. While it is a family show, and therefore the number of swears is limited, more than once he has sworn in the background in an indistinct manner, sounding like fuck.
* Vince from ''Series/{{Mongrels}}'' who is clinically incapable of getting through a sentence without at least three swearwords.
* A short ''Series/MrShow'' sketch features Reverend Winston Dupree, who preaches while doing this.
* ''Series/{{NTSFSDSUV}}'': The President of the Navy briefly has to undergo speech therapy when it's pointed out to him that he can't stop injecting foul language into every sentence that comes out of his mouth.
* In one episode of ''Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses'', the Trotters chase off a pair of louts who are trying to mug an old lady and have knocked her to the ground. She's fine, but her vulgar response shocks Del and Rodney.
* ''Series/TheSmokingRoom'': Len, the security guard, drops enough F-bombs in casual conversation that even his grandson calls him "Granddad Fuck-off".
* Batiatus from ''Series/SpartacusBloodAndSand'', especially when he's suffering from a VillainousBreakdown. And in a show where virtually ''every'' character makes liberal use of the ClusterFBomb, that's really saying something.
-->'''Batiatus:''' I speak... of being [[ClusterFBomb fucked! And I will not, not be fucked, you fucking fuck, you fucking cock-sucking, you hemorrhoid-sucking fuck]], '''[[ClusterFBomb you fuck]]!'''
* ''Series/{{Spirited}}'' has Henry Mallet, who says a swear word of some description almost every other word. This is in contrast to his love interest Suzy, who at first can only manage the utterly feeble "Eff off, you dead… dick!".
* Admiral Clancy from ''Series/StarTrekPicard'' drops at least one F-bomb in every appearance, usually aimed at Picard. Her first one ("the sheer ''fucking'' hubris!") became particularly [[MemeticMutation memetic]] almost immediately.
* Everyone in ''Series/StrikeBack'' is prone to letting loose a ClusterFBomb in tense situations, but Damien Scott takes the cake. If he's not swearing, he's probably not conscious. When he regains consciousness, expect him to start up again almost immediately.
* ''Series/TheThickOfIt'' and its spin-off movie ''Film/InTheLoop'':
** Malcolm Tucker (Creator/PeterCapaldi) is robustly famous/infamous for being a man whose favorite word started [[ClusterFBomb with a capital "F"]] and cropped up in nearly every sentence he spoke.[[note]]So much so that when Capaldi was cast as [[Series/DoctorWho the Twelfth Doctor]], fans joked that Twelve would be a swear-happy Time Lord. But that would ''never'' fly past the censor on a show watched by impressionable kids parroting the always iconic Doctor's easily quotable lines and catchphrases.[[/note]] His second-favorite word [[CountryMatters starts with a "C"]], so much so that when Peter Capaldi did a PSA for Macmillan in-character, he said he was talking "about the big C, and not my usual big C!"
** Also from those works, [[ViolentGlaswegian Jamie Macdonald]], nicknamed "The Crossest Man in Scotland."
* The Canadian Sitcom ''Series/TrailerParkBoys'' might have a lot of fucking swearing, but nobody tops off the obscenities like Ricky. He even admits in court that "If I can't smoke and swear, I'm fucked!"
* And in ''The Thick of It'''s SpiritualSuccessor ''Series/{{Veep}}'':
** Selina Meyer has a mouth just as filthy as Malcolm's, if not even louder and fouler, especially since she's the Vice President and eventually, the President.
** Congressman Furlong spends six seasons popping up as an incredibly foul-mouthed man with blistering insults for everyone around him. This leads to a priceless moment in season six when his wife appears and everyone is shocked to find she's a devout Christian who thinks GoshDarnItToHeck is strong language and Furlong clearly stifling himself when she's around.
* Inverted by Omar in ''Series/TheWire'' -- in spite of being a major badass, he's the ''only'' character who refuses to curse and admonishes others for doing so constantly. This is the show whose EstablishingSeriesMoment was Bunk and [=McNulty=] communicating entirely through the word "fuck" for a scene.
* ''Series/WolfHall'' tones down the Duke of Norfolk's language only slightly from the books. He rarely makes it through a scene without a curse, a crude sexual reference, or just shouting that he'll "shoot your fucking head off." His response to Thomas More's defense of silence is to call it bollocks, and when Audley points out it has precedent, counters that it's ''still'' bollocks.
* Detective [[IronicName Manners]] on ''Series/TheXFiles'' RashomonStyle episode "Jose Chung's ''From Outer Space''". The good detective uses lots of bleeps, blanks and blankety-blank bleeps.
-->'''Manners:''' ''[to Mulder]'' Well, thanks a lot! You really bleeped up this case.\\
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* ''Literature/TheAliceNetwork'': Some characters are more vulgar than others.
** In the later timeline, Charlie is shocked by how much Eve curses. Later, when they run into Violette and René (both of whom now hate Eve with a burning passion), they each curse about as much as Eve.
** In the earlier timeline, Lili swears much more than the other characters (though mostly in French). Eve barely swore at all back then…
* In ''Literature/AncillaryJustice'', Radchaai culture disdains the use of profanity, meaning that while Seivarden's profanity feels fairly natural by our standards, in Radchaai terms she's basically [[Webcomic/{{Homestuck}} Karkat]]. Whether this is related to Seivarden being a FishOutOfTemporalWater, Seivarden's extended period as a drug addict outside Radchaai space, or just one of those things isn't made entirely clear.
* Herah from ''Literature/BattleIsAnArt'' is a Lady Swears a Lot and so is her mother with one exchange between the two going as such:
-->'''Herah:''' Fuck you!\\
'''Rose:''' Well, you're the only one getting fucked right now!
* The hunchbacked sorcerer Beldin in ''Literature/TheBelgariad'' has a hideous body, horrid manners, and an equally foul mouth. But underneath it all, he's just [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold a big softie]].
* Sharon/Shaz from the ''Literature/BridgetJones'' books and movies likes to say 'fuck'. A lot.
* In ''Literature/ABrothersPrice'' Jerin's sister Heria, having forgotten the password, confirms her identity by uttering swearwords that would have "made her grandfather blush and her grandmothers proud". Apparently, her grandmothers were even worse.
* Krystal, Terri, and pretty much all the rest of the Weedon family in ''Literature/TheCasualVacancy'' use the f-word in the same way a normal person would use a comma.
* Holden Caulfield in ''Literature/TheCatcherInTheRye'', whose constant cussing was one of the main reasons the book created so much controversy on its first publication. Oddly enough, despite his knack for using other words all the time, he actually dislikes the F-word--mainly because he's tired of seeing it in graffiti in public places. Also, he never says "shit" or "bullshit" either, he instead says "shooting the bull."
* ''Literature/{{Corpies}}'' has [[PerkyGoth Hexcellent]], whose first words in the novel are "fucking bullshit horsecock dickgarglers", and it doesn't really get much better from there. At least she keeps the swearing down in front of cameras and her fans, as per her [[CorporateSponsoredSuperhero contract]].
* In ''Literature/TheDinosaurLords'', it's not Lupa if she doesn't use at least two curses every time she speaks.
* ''Literature/DogsDontTalk'': Philip, one of the boys in Johnny's autism classroom, used to swear constantly and say that everything was fucked up. The teacher, Ms. Smith, taught him to say that everything stinks instead, to his mother's great relief.
* The title character in Creator/StephenKing's novel ''Literature/DoloresClaiborne'', who says she is a foul-mouthed woman which probably comes from having lived a foul life.
* Avasarala from ''Literature/TheExpanse'' is known for excessive swearing and throwing {{Freudian threat}}s upon Freudian threats, especially at her peers in male-dominated field of politics. In fact, when she ''stops'' swearing, it's a sign things have gotten really serious.
* Ron (it's implied he learned them from Fred and George) from the ''Literature/HarryPotter'' books and films doesn't get to drop any F-bombs, but most of the other characters aren't noted in the narrative to "[[NarrativeProfanityFilter swear loudly]]" or say "bloody hell" nearly as much as him. When discussing getting profanity past her editors, Rowling noted this caused the most trouble with Ron's dialogue, as he's definitely the kind of person who'd swear. He does get away with "effing" in the books, as does Uncle Vernon.
* Wild Rhona and one-scene character Sapphire Culpepper from ''Literature/AHarvestOfWar'' swear a lot more than the other characters and are the only ones who use CountryMatters.
* In ''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'', [[MoodyMount Arion]] is apparently this. We never hear any of it, because it's a kids' novel, and Arion only speaks horse, but Percy (who ''can'' speak horse) said several times that he's going to have to wash Arion's mouth out with soap.
* Colonel Sebastian "Basher" Moran, as presented (by himself) in ''Literature/TheHoundOfTheDurbervilles'', swears a lot, though in the text, its mostly dashed out, so he says "f---ing c--t!" and things of that nature. There's also a lot of English slang for dirty words.
* In ''Literature/HyperionCantos'', the ''poet'' Martin Silenus. At one point in his backstory, he could only use seven words, most of which were bodily functions, swear words, or both.
* ''Literature/TheInterdependency'' series has Lady Kiva Lagos, who has picked up the habit from her mother Countess Huma Lagos. According to the family legend, Kiva's first word was "fuck", and she doesn't particularly doubt it.
* The ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' novel ''Literature/InterestingTimes'' features a BarbarianHero called Truckle the Uncivil. He "used to be reckoned one of the biggest badasses in the world" and associates with men who are called things like [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Mad Hamish and Caleb the Ripper]], but apparently his foul mouth was the most memorable thing about him. However, since the horde he's part of is infiltrating a civilized empire, their advisor insists that he use a selection of "[[GoshDangItToHeck civilized swearwords]]" instead.
* Griffin, ''Literature/TheInvisibleMan'', does a lot of [[NarrativeProfanityFilter unspecified swearing]] in the early portion of the novel, and one of the witnesses whom he slips past only knows their encounter'd happened because he'd overheard someone cussing.
* In Geoph Essex's ''Literature/JackrabbitMessiah'': Indra. None of the cast is outright averse to swearing, and Pen Duffy probably does it more than most, but nobody in ''most'' books can hold a candle to Indra when it comes to sheer [[VulgarHumor creativity]] and [[ClusterFBomb volume]] of swearing. He has very few lines where he ''doesn't'' say something completely revolting--it's just how he holds a conversation, and there's no NarrativeProfanityFilter. He's also just a [[MouthyKid ten-year-old kid]]. [[spoiler: (Though he's [[OlderThanTheyLook actually]] [[OurGodsAreDifferent a god]].)]]
* In ''Literature/{{Katalepsis}}'', most of the main cast swears, but Twil, resident werewolf, swears far more often. Heather jokingly calls her a [[{{Pun}} swearwolf]].
* UnusualEuphemism and NarrativeProfanityFilter protect the viewers' eyes, but Grood in ''[[Literature/{{Redwall}} Lord Brocktree]]'' appears to be this. "Gorokkah! How'd that splitten flitten gurgletwip get up so high?"
* Jacin and Scarlet from ''Literature/TheLunarChronicles''. The worst of their bombs are censored out, but they are allowed a few "damn's" and "hell's". They ''are'' in the middle of a war, after all.
* Mark Watney in ''Literature/TheMartian'', given that he's the only human being on an entire planet and it would take more than two years to mount any kind of rescue and the equipment keeping him alive keeps breaking.
* Minho from ''[[Literature/TheMazeRunner The Maze Runner Trilogy]]'' likes to throw around all of the made-up slang from the Glade at every opportunity.
* ''Literature/MixBeerWithLiquorAndYouWillGetSicker'' has Corbin who cannot seem to say two sentences without swearing, in stark contrast to protagonist Lauchlan who has to be extremely upset to even so much as ''think'' a swearword.
* Ronan Lynch from ''Literature/TheRavenCycle''. Adam has compared his swearing to poetry and thinks he actually sounds harsher when he ''doesn't'' swear.
* Sevro from ''Literature/RedRising'' swears the most out of any character in the series. Not that the other characters don't cuss, but Sevro is by far the foulest-mouthed person bar none. His favourite word seems to be 'shithead', [[spoiler:followed by low-Color curses once he finds out that Darrow is a Red.]]
* In ''Literature/ShamanBlues'', Vulture is a strange case. He curses noticeably more than the rest of the cast combined, sometimes several swear words in a single sentence, but at the same time his swears are much milder than what other characters use. It makes him oddly endearing.
* ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' has a quite a few, but there are some who stand out among the LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters for this trait. Gregor Clegane and Rorge have never actually met, yet somehow still seem to be competing to see who can swear more while committing horrific acts of rape and dismemberment. However, there's an otherwise irrelevant {{Mook}} nicknamed "Shitmouth" who can easily (and far more creatively) out-swear them both, for all he is [[MinionWithAnFInEvil otherwise mostly harmless]]. In ''A Dance With Dragons'', Asha interacts with Ser Clayton Suggs, a low born knight, and about 90% of those interactions consist of him calling her the [[CountryMatters c-word]] in the heat of battle (though he apologizes for it later -- for that, not for trying to kill her). Having said this, Asha herself is distinctly unafraid of bringing out the heavy-duty language, particularly so for a lady in this series. Just, not to ''that'' baffling degree. Still notable, though.
* Watson from ''Literature/TheShining'' applies; in almost every sentence he says "fuck" at least once.
* "Sally" Sweet in the ''Literature/StephaniePlum'' series. He can barely get through a sentence without at least one F-bomb. This becomes a problem when he takes a job as a school bus driver.
* In ''Literature/ThoseThatWake'', Mike has the record of the most profanity in the book. [[ThinkOfTheChildren It's a YA novel]].
* Subverted with Mr. Tulip from ''Literature/TheTruth'', who doesn't [[NarrativeProfanityFilter --ing]] swear. He just says [[UnusualEuphemism "--ing"]] [[VerbalTic a --ing lot]].
* Uno from ''Literature/TheWheelOfTime'' gets called out on this by other characters; although the setting's invective is all GoshDangItToHeck variants that come across as rather twee to the reader, it's distressing enough to the characters that Nynaeve eventually rations him to one curse per two sentences. Uno observes this restriction ''precisely'', sweating from the effort.
* Isa from ''Literature/WhyWeTookTheCar'' swears in almost every sentence until she becomes more comfortable around Maik and Tschick.
* Safi is by far the most foul-mouthed character in ''Literature/TheWitchlands''. Even her narration is littered with casual cursing.
* The Duke of Norfolk in ''Literature/WolfHall'' is a crass old bastard who can rather creative with his swearing, referring to the "thrice-beshitten shroud of Lazarus" in one scene, and rarely gets through a scene he's in without using some sort of crude language. If it's not swearing, it's probably a violent threat or coarse sexual references. It's indicated a couple of times that Henry VIII is a bit fussy about swearing, so Norfolk stands out.
* Skidmark from ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' is far from the only person in the story who swears, but he is heads and shoulders above the rest in terms of sheer creativity of vulgarity.
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* Agito from ''Manga/AirGear'' has the F word as his catchphrase.
* When ''LightNovel/{{Baccano}}'' notes Victor Talbot's propensity to swearing in its DramatisPersonae, it is not kidding. If Victor is involved in a story, he is almost guaranteed to swear more than anyone else in it ''combined''.
* Guts from ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'', which is part of his AntiHero personality.
* Revy of ''Manga/BlackLagoon'' is by far the most foul-mouthed character in the series, and is the most frequent contributor to its [[ClusterFBomb high volume of F-Bombs]]. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKwaPSkjXp0 See for yourself]].
* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}''.
** Grimmjow speaks like a delinquent and swears a lot more than the protagonist. Fitting to that, he's flipping the bird to the readers on a cover page of a chapter.
** Even more so, Nnoitra. Every other word he says is some form of [[ClusterFBomb "fuck," "shit," or "bitch."]]
** Ichigo Kurosaki himself also swears quite a bit, tending to resort to it not only when he's mad, but when he's simply annoyed, confused, or trash-talking opponents as well. Additionally, in the English dub, he ends up swearing at least as much, if not more so, than Grimmjow and Nnoitora. This is due to them having their language noticeably toned down compared to the original Japanese translation, while his language, due to not being quite as coarse, to begin with, wasn't edited down much at all.
* ''Manga/DeadmanWonderland'':
** Minatsuki Takami is one, which is Taken UpToEleven [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mT-f0lGk-JM in the English dub.]]
** Ganta swears quite a lot, though not half as much as Minatsuki and only in certain situations…
* Bando from ''Manga/ElfenLied'' has the filthiest speech pattern in the entire series, due to him being a rough and tough guy with anger issues and being a {{Jerkass}}.
* Hiruma and his charming nicknames in ''Manga/{{Eyeshield 21}}''.
* ''Manga/FairyTail'' has several people like this - Natsu, Gray, Gajeel, Jackal, and Ezel, to name a few (''especially'' the latter two).
* Edward Elric from ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' sometimes has the tendency to do this, mostly when angered by mentions of [[TheNapoleon his height]].
* Jan Valentine from ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}''. [[VulgarHumor He also enjoys bringing up embarrassing bodily functions rather often.]]
* Several characters from ''Webcomic/HetaliaAxisPowers'':
** Romano, especially when he's around Germany.
** England claims to be a gentleman, but he becomes this when he's pissed off.
** Tony, America's alien friend.
** Molossia, at least when anyone who is not America is around.
** Belarus does this on occasions.
** Mochi America wasn't this at first, but he and his language got fouler as the series went on. He fits this trope so much that when [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jetS6I4mJ2Y&list=LLJRW3hh3OioiaNeHYTFQhLQ this]] video was released, many fans had to be convinced that it was canon and not just a bizarrely obscene fanwork.
* We also have ''Manga/{{Inuyasha}}'' ''himself'' using such language when he is angry, annoyed, to call people names sometimes, confused, after getting a [[ShockCollar sit command]] from Kagome, and for no reason at all. Where's the soap when you need it? Inuyasha could be [[Manga/{{Naruto}} Hidan's twin for all we know…]]
* ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'':
** Jotaro Kujo isn't exactly the cleanest-speaking person around.
** Josuke Higashikata from ''Manga/DiamondIsUnbreakable'' is also known for swearing a lot as well. Ironically, he's one of the [[NiceGuy kindest JoJos]].
** Echoes [=ACT3=], Koichi's [[FightingSpirit Stand]], also has a tendency to swear a lot, in GratuitousEnglish.
--->'''Echoes [=ACT3=]:''' Ok, master! Let's kill da ho! BEEETCH!
** Secco from ''Manga/VentoAureo'' is one of the most foul-mouthed villains in the entire series.
** ''Manga/StoneOcean'':
*** Jolyne Cujoh, [[LikeFatherLikeSon Jotaro's daughter]], not only swears like a sailor, but also knows how to [[FlippingTheBird give the finger]] in four different languages.
*** Ermes Costello is guilty of this trope in certain translations.
* Yata Misaki of ''Anime/{{K}}'' tends to is turn into this in fansubs and the English dub made him one as well. Though, to be fair, he does have a rather crass manner of speaking which is easiest translated as vulgar.
* Ryuko Matoi, the main character of ''Anime/KillLaKill'' is this in spades, especially in the English dub. You see, she grew up as a {{Delinquent}} and has the appropriate vocabulary to match. Every time she trash-talks, you can expect a flurry of profanity, about the only word she never uses is a PrecisionFStrike.
* ''Franchise/LyricalNanoha'': This seems to be common with FieryRedHead characters:
** Vita is notorious for her bad speech pattern, addressing many people with ''temee'' when not using ''omae'' and she swears a lot, and she still retains it even after her HeelFaceTurn. The only time she uses {{Keigo}} is in a [[VideoGame/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaAsPortable video game]].
** Agito is similar to Vita in that regard but is not as bad as her.
** Nove, prior to ''[=ViVid=]''. Her speech pattern became much less filthy after rehabilitation, a big contrast to Vita, who both started out with similar personalities when they were introduced.
** While not a redhead like the three above, Veyron also swears a lot.
* In ''Anime/MagicalShoppingArcadeAbenobashi'' when the main characters reach the American themed world, the hot dog vendor is a prime example.
-->"Hey! F*cking Cowboy, F*cking Cowgirl! How the F*ck are you doing!?"
* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'':
** Tayuya is a ''Lady'' Swears-a-Lot.
** Hidan is an even bigger example.
--->'''Hidan:''' ''[after his head gets chopped off]'' You know what, Kakuzu? Go eat a dick.
* The ''entire'' male half of the Straw Hat Pirates from ''Manga/OnePiece''; though justified in that since they ''are'' pirates, they would ''naturally'' "swear like sailors" all the time. Special mention goes to Sanji, who was actually raised by sailors and who trumps them all without even trying (his {{catchphrase}} is ''shit'', usually as a prefix for someone male's nickname).
* The title protagonists from ''Anime/PantyAndStockingWithGarterbelt'' swear so often and with such vulgarity (especially in the English dub, ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQmxKZFbbEA holy fuck]]'') that they could practically be called the {{Trope Codifier}}s. Ironically, Panty and Stocking Anarchy, the two most foul-mouthed characters on the show, are angels. In contrast, the two Demon sisters, Scanty and Kneesock, are two [[WickedCultured posh, high-class]] villains who never swear, despite their roles as the antagonists (though they do sometimes indulge in occasional [[VillainousIncest sister-on-sister fun times]]). This makes [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness the one time they do swear up a storm]] in the final episode have that much more impact. In the English dub specifically, the swearing overall isn't that much less than '''''Film/TheWolfOfWallStreet!'''''
* Kyouko from ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica''. By Japanese standards, her vocabulary is quite filthy, and at best is [[{{Bokukko}} inappropriately masculine]].
* One of Free's {{Catch Phrase}}s in ''Manga/SoulEater'' is yelling "GODDAMN SHIT" in GratuitousEnglish.
* ''Manga/TokyoGhoul'' has two primary offenders:
** Nishiki Nishio's favorite descriptive term for anything seems to be "shitty". When he begins working at Anteiku, he's reprimanded for his foul mouth… and promptly goes back to cursing up a storm after a brief pause. In the sequel, his foul mouth is one of the first clues that [[spoiler:the mysterious {{Orochi}} is Nishiki]].
** Ginshi Shirazu in the sequel, prone to FlippingTheBird and unleashing long strings of [[ClusterFBomb f-bombs]] when annoyed.
* Watt in ''LightNovel/{{Vamp}}'' drops the first PrecisionFStrike, and continues to pepper his speech with swear words for the rest of his scene.
* ''Manga/YuGiOh'' swearing was pretty rare, even in the original version; Keith fit this trope to a T in the manga, where he rarely said a sentence without doing so. In the anime, two characters that did (at least occasionally) were Pegasus and Rebecca. (Both were American characters, and it may not have been a coincidence. Bandit Keith was also American, and was depicted as scum.)
* Yusuke Urameshi, the main protagonist of ''Manga/YuYuHakusho''. While comparatively tame compared to a lot of other examples on this page, he swears way more than most of the other characters in the show, and is noticeably foul-mouthed by the standards of a shonen series, particularly in the uncut English dub, which itself, was noticeably salty by shonen standards at the time, and arguably still is. This is quite justified though since he is portrayed as a [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]] and extremely HotBlooded delinquent and AntiHero with a rough background/childhood. He's a good person at heart, but he doesn't like to show it except to the few he's particularly close with or when he's put in situations that really allow his morals to shine.
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* [[SirSwearsalot/LiveActionFilms Shitty Films in motherfucking Live-Action!]]

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Keep in mind that this is relative; if ''everyone'' [[ClusterFBomb swears a lot]], that's not this trope, unless of course, this character swears [[UpToEleven more loudly, more vulgarly, and more often than the rest of the cast combined]]. Conversely, in works where swearing is otherwise nonexistent, a character can be this even if the worst that comes out of their mouths [[{{Badbutt}} would look very tame in other contexts.]] Not all works have one of these: a lot of the time most or all of the major characters use about the same amount of profanity, or if some do swear more it is not by enough of a margin to make it a noticeable aspect of the character. What matters here is that a character is set apart by swearing more than everyone (or nearly everyone) else in the same work.

* [[SirSwearsalot/LiveActionFilms Films]]

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* The entire ''Film/TwentyOneJumpStreet'' film series is such an epic swear-fest that it's almost easier to list characters that cuss all the time than it is to name ones that don't. However, there is still no one else that can match the proficiency of the well-oiled swearing machine that is Captain Dickson.
* Kyle in ''Film/FiftyFifty'', although considering he's played by Creator/SethRogen, this probably doesn't surprise anyone.
* [[JerkJock Steve Stifler]] from the ''Film/AmericanPie'' series:
-->'''Stifler:''' Observe the fucking Stifmeister. What is his defining characteristic?\\
'''Jim:''' He uses the 'F' word excessively.\\
'''Stifler:''' ''[genuinely touched]'' Thanks, man.
* [[TheHero Marty McFly]] from ''Film/BackToTheFuture''.
* Several characters in ''Film/BadSanta'', but [[DepravedDwarf Marcus]] tops all of them.
-->'''Marcus:''' Sketch it up, you fucking moron. Fucking Leonardo [=DaVinci=].\\
'''Gin:''' ''[angrily]'' What'd you call me, thigh-high?\\
'''Marcus:''' I called you a ''fucking'' guinea homo from the 15th ''fucking'' century, you ''dickhead''!
* The Dude and Walter in ''Film/TheBigLebowski'':
-->'''[[LemonyNarrator The Stranger]]:''' Do you have to use so many cuss words?\\
'''The Dude:''' [[IResembleThatRemark What the fuck are you talking about]]?\\
'''Walter:''' Do you see what happens, Larry when you ''FUCK A STRANGER IN THE ASS!?!''
* [[BigBad Frank Booth]] from ''Film/BlueVelvet'' who drops F-bombs at least once per sentence. Made more apparent in that he is the only character in the film to use the word (besides a character who does it at Frank's request).
* Osbourne Cox from ''Film/BurnAfterReading'', who is responsible for approximately half of the F-words in the entire film. Unlike other examples, he only curses when he's angry but since he has a HairTriggerTemper, this happens almost all the time.
* Ralphie's dad from ''Film/AChristmasStory'', though it's mostly just unintelligible shouting due to censoring.
--> '''Adult Ralphie:''' My father worked in profanity the way other artists might work in oils or clay. It was his true medium, a master.
* ''Film/TheCottage'': Tracey, the MafiaPrincess slash kidnapping victim, may look sweet, but her dialogue is approximately half profanity.
* Inspector Neilson in ''Film/CradleOfFear'' uses language that would make a sailor blush, and seems incapable of uttering a simple sentence without peppering it with profanities. He does not even moderate his language in front of his boss: even dropping the [[CountryMatters C-bomb]] on one occasion. Fortunately for him, DaChief seems to be remarkably understanding.
* ''Every'' sentence spoken by the killer in ''Film/CurseOfTheZodiac'' is laced with profanities.
* Wade Wilson in ''[[Film/Deadpool2016 Deadpool]]''.
* Everybody swears in ''Film/TheDeparted'', but [[Creator/MarkWahlberg Sgt. Dignam]] hardly says a sentence without using a swear word.
-->'''Queenan:''' Staff Sergeant Dignam has a style of his own. I'm afraid we all have to get used to it.
* Wikus van de Merwe in ''Film/District9''.
* Nino in ''Film/Drive2011''.
* Nathan from ''Film/ExMachina'', uses the F word casually and liberally in conversation. Since the other characters hardly swear at all, it really stands out that he swears more than the rest of the cast put together.
* Pazuzu in ''Film/TheExorcist'', the demon that takes DemonicPossession of Regan and causes her to scream lots of obscenities.
* [[Creator/ReeseWitherspoon Vanessa Lutz]] from ''Film/{{Freeway}}'' who swears in nearly every sentence with a Southern accent. She could be the queen of the trope.
-->'''Vanessa Lutz:''' Well, pee in there, motherfucker!\\
'''Vanessa Lutz:''' Yeah, well, I get claustrophobic sucking strange dick!
* Ethel in ''Film/FridayThe13thPartVANewBeginning'', who constantly drops f-bombs.
* Gunnery Sergeant Hartman and Animal Mother in ''Film/FullMetalJacket''. The former is a master DrillSergeantNasty who has swearing down to an art form that lets him easily condition insolent new recruits, browbeating them into submission. The latter is a young, gung-ho military brat with a foolish, [[LeeroyJenkins hot-blooded confrontational streak]].
* Music/SelenaGomez says even more profanities as Dot in ''Film/TheFundamentalsOfCaring''.
* [[Music/SelenaGomez The Kid]] from ''Film/{{Getaway}}''. She says a variety of profanities from damn to shit in nearly every sentence.
--> '''The Kid''': Hey, [[FlippingtheBird watch where you're going, asshole!!!]]
* Ray "Bones" Barboni in ''Film/GetShorty''. "They say the fuckin' smog is the fuckin' reason you have such beautiful fuckin' sunsets."
* Zbigniew Religa in ''Film/{{Gods}}''. In one scene, the assistants keep count of his swears during a surgery, calling out "Blackjack!" when he drops his twenty-first one.
* ''Film/HappyGilmore'': After he misses a putt, the censor-bleeps can't keep up with him.
* Lieutenant Vincent Hanna from the 1995 film ''Film/{{Heat}}''. Not surprising seeing as how he's played by Creator/AlPacino, the same man who gave us Tony Montana from ''Film/Scarface1983''. In fact, this Trope can be applied to ''any'' character played by Pacino starting with ''Scarface''.
* ''Film/HeavenlyCreatures'' has John/Nicholas, who says "Damn" a lot.
* ''Film/TheHungerGamesCatchingFire'': Johanna Mason dropped the (censored) ClusterFBomb on live TV.
* ''Film/InBruges'': Harry peppers every other noun in his speech with a "fucking" adjective.
-->"[[LampshadeHanging Geez, he swears a lot, doesn't he?]]"
* ''Film/JamesBond'': Sheriff J.W. Pepper from the James Bond installments, ''Film/LiveAndLetDie'' and ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' swears noticeably often for any character from a James Bond movie. He even came close to being the first one in the entire series to use the F-word but was censored on a couple of occasions. That honor now belongs to M in ''Film/{{Skyfall}}''.
* Roman Moronie in ''Film/JohnnyDangerously'' sends this up.
--> "What a ''mouth'' on that guy!"
* Hit-Girl from the ''Film/KickAss'' movies, more notable [[FromTheMouthsOfBabes due to her young age]] (12 in the first and 15 in the second). Quite tellingly, in the second movie her guardian had set up a swear jar at the start of it, and by the end, she finished filling ''the second one''.
* Almost everyone in ''Film/KingsmanTheSecretService'', even the snobs. Understandable given that the main character hails from a rough part of London.
* Gawain [=MacSam=] from the remake of ''Film/TheLadykillers2004''. A couple of the one scene characters shown near the beginning such as Weemack and the tv commercial director could qualify as well. Gee, Creator/TheCoenBrothers sure like having these types of characters in their movies, don't they?
* ''Film/LittleMissSunshine'' has the grandpa, and later on, [[spoiler: Dwayne, starting when he realizes he's color blind and therefore, can't fly planes. He breaks his vow of silence with an enormous AtomicFBomb, and from there, most of his limited dialogue consists of one small ClusterFBomb after another.]]
* ''Film/{{Magnolia}}'':
** It's a pretty memorable trait of Tom Cruise's character.
** Earl and Linda Partridge are also pretty good examples of this trope, ''especially'' Linda. This is already a movie where a lot of the characters are quite liberal when it comes to using {{Cluster F Bomb}}s, but in just about every scene Linda's in, she takes the usage of the trope UpToEleven, which is quite an accomplishment in a movie like that.
* Charlie's "[[ChocolateBaby sons]]" in ''Film/MeMyselfAndIrene'', mainly due to Charlie allowing them to watch Richard Pryor stand-up comedy at a very young age, and Chris Rock stand-up when they are older. Given their intelligence, this is also liberally coupled with SophisticatedAsHell, particularly when they're reading (in ''[[BilingualBonus German]]'') from a helicopter instruction manual.
* The Abe Lincoln [[CelebrityImpersonator Impersonator]] in ''Film/MisterLonely''. "I'm Abe Fucking Lincoln!" indeed.
* ''Film/MyDaysOfMercy'': Lucy, who swears fairly often, especially in contrast with Mercy, who doesn't.
* Inverted in ''Film/TheObjective''. While other characters swear almost constantly, Benjamine Keynes does not utter a single damn, hell, or even goshdarn it in the entire movie, which is impressive considering the psychological trauma he experiences.
* Creator/JoePesci: He's this in almost everything he's in. His performances in ''Film/{{Goodfellas}}'' and ''Film/{{Casino}}'' are particularly infamous in this regard. Averted in ''Film/HomeAlone'' and its sequel, appropriately enough; instead of actual swear words, Harry curses in {{Angrish}}--the worst word we actually hear him say is "cojones". Allegedly Chris Columbus created a SwearJar to discourage this sort of thing around the child actors, and Pesci was said to have filled it in a ''single day''. In ''The Movies that Made Us'', Columbus recalls that Pesci told him that outside of Martin Scorsese films, he'd usually pick scripts that had as much colorful language possible.
* Precious' mother Mary in ''Film/{{Precious}}''.
* ''Film/RainMan'': Creator/TomCruise is the sole reason for the film's R-Rating. He's the only character who swears in the movie and it has no significant acts of violence.
* ''Film/RamboIV:'' Louis, the leader of the band of mercenaries, is responsible for over half of the movie's profanity.
-->'''Louis:''' Look at [[UsefulNotes/ThatSouthEastAsianCountry this fucking place.]] Only a fucking ape would live here. What the ''fuck'' am I doing here?!
* Nice Guy Eddie and Mr. Pink in ''Film/ReservoirDogs''.
* Hob from ''Film/RoboCop2''. Not one of the biggest examples, but he's a pre-teen kid who benefits from drug dealing and cop killing, so foul language, while surprising considering his age, isn't entirely unexpected.
--> '''Hob:''' ''[to [=RoboCop=]]'' Can't shoot a kid, can you, fucker?
* Jeff in ''Film/SafetyNotGuaranteed''.
* While some of them swear more than others, pretty much every relevant (and non-relevant with enough dialogue) character in the ''Franchise/{{Saw}}'' series has a very colorful language. The one who swears ''the least'' is Jigsaw himself, John Kramer, and [[PrecisionFStrike when he does it's meant to hit hard]].
* Detective David Mills from ''Film/{{Se7en}}''.
-->'''Mills:''' '''Fucking''' [[Literature/TheDivineComedy Dante]]! Goddamn poetry-writing '''[[HeteronormativeCrusader faggot]]'''; piece of '''shit'''! '''Fucker'''!
* Don Logan in ''Film/SexyBeast''. The rest of the cast are plenty profane by themselves, but Don leads by a [[CountryMatters country mile]] due to sheer inventiveness ("Honkin' jam-rag fucking spunk-bubble!"), cluster f-bombs in nearly every line, the fact that ''everything in the world'' makes him angry, and - for bonus points - being played by a genuine Sir, [[Creator/BenKingsley Sir Ben Kingsley]].
* ''Film/TheShawshankRedemption'' has abundant swearing throughout, but a lot of it comes from Captain Byron Hadley.
* [[Creator/JenniferLawrence Tiffany]] from ''Film/SilverLiningsPlaybook''. It's part of her tough-girl appeal.
* ''Franchise/StarWars'':
** If C-3P0 is anything to go by, R2-D2 has quite the dirty mouth… er… vocoder. The fact his speech is rendered entirely with beeps has certainly lent itself to MemeticMutation in this regard.
** Even more so in ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'' literature, where astromech droids as a whole have become an [[PlanetOfHats entire… er… race]] of foul-mouthed {{Deadpan Snarker}}s.
* Despite her cute looks, Jin-hee from ''Film/{{Sunny}}'' was infamous in her high school for having a strong mouth.
* Charles and Cary from ''Film/Super8'', especially Charles. If you pay attention, somewhere between 80 to 90 percent of that language in the film is from these two alone, in large part because of their tendency to drop [[ClusterFBomb Cluster S Bombs]] whenever the gang gets in stressful situations.
* In ''Film/{{Transit}}'', Shane Sidwell is a rebellious teenager who swers a lot primarily because it aggravates his father Nate. His mother Robyn's comments indicate that this behaviour may only have started since Nate was released from prison.
* People swear in ''Film/TropicThunder'', but Creator/TomCruise's character is possibly the king of this trope. He has a dirtier mouth than [[WesternAnimation/SouthPark Eric Cartman]] and [[Film/TheViewAskewniverse Jay]] put together.
-->"First, take a big step back and literally '''''FUCK YOUR OWN FACE!'''''"
* Kevin Griswold from ''Film/{{Vacation}}'' the younger son of Rusty who's around 10, constantly drops f-bombs.
* In Film/TheViewAskewniverse, [[TheSilentBob Silent Bob]] doesn't talk much, but Jay tends to cuss enough for ''both'' of them.
* Terrence Fletcher from ''Film/{{Whiplash}}'' can't seem to voice one sentence in his music class without using foul language. (when he doesn't do so, he's probably screaming [[SadistTeacher given how his method goes]])
* Most of Laird Mayhew's sentences from ''Film/WhyHim'' are laced with profanity, which he attributes as a nervous habit.
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* Red from ''VideoGame/AlterAila'' is a very aggressive ScaryBlackMan who uses swear words ''as interpunction'' and is no stranger to obscene language in general (like threatening a character with ''blowing a hole in their head and using it as a toilet'' afterwards). His incarnation in the remake, however, is a lot more tame, but the guy in question is still a dangerous one nevertheless. Yellow is also this to lesser extent, uttering an occasional F-word here and there, rather than going full ClusterFBomb all the time.
* Enzo in ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'' swears even when it doesn't make sense to swear. It's likely that he swears the most out of everyone in the game, despite having the least screentime and the fact that the game has no shortage of F-bombs. Bayonetta herself isn't that far behind, especially in [[{{VideoGame/Bayonetta 2}} the sequel]] where one of her battle cries is "Fuck off!" (which you'll be hearing ''a lot'').
* While the splicers from ''VideoGame/BioShock'' say a fair amount of curses, the Brute splicer from ''VideoGame/BioShock2'' takes the cake as the most foul-mouthed, using almost every swear word known to man right up to CountryMatters (although he's British, the word isn't as offensive where he comes from as it is in North America).
* ''VideoGame/{{BlazBlue}}'':
** Ragna The Bloodedge and Kokonoe both tend to drop Cluster S.o.B. Bombs.
--->'''Ragna:''' Take this, you son of a bitch!\\
'''Kokonoe:''' You son of a bitch! Do you know how hard it was to find you?!
** Kokonoe takes her language much further than that, often getting creatively censored as a result. Let's try this dialogue from Rachel's gag reel in ''Continuum Shift'':
--->'''Noel:''' Ms. Kokonoe. What were you going to do to Mr. Ragna the Bloodedge after you [[InstantSedation put him to sleep]]?\\
'''Kokonoe:''' Well, no reason not to tell you. First I intended to take his [[labelnote:XXX]] (Inferno Divider!)[[/labelnote]] and put it in a [[labelnote:XXX]] (Carnage Scissors!)[[/labelnote]]. Maybe a little [[labelnote:XXX]] (Gauntlet Hades!)[[/labelnote]] too? My goodness, I can only imagine what his [[labelnote:XXX]] (Hell's Fang!)[[/labelnote]] will [[labelnote:XXX]] (Dead Spike!)[[/labelnote]]!\\
'''Noel:''' Wh-wh-WHAT?! How could you stoop so low? That's totally unfair!\\
'''Kokonoe:''' Like I care. Keep dreaming, kid. I'm gonna make Ragna '''mine'''!
** [[BigBad Haz]][[{{Troll}} ama]] is pretty bad for this as well.
---> "OK, what makes ''you'' think I give two '''shits''' about a vampire tea-party?"
* Garlot and Leon in ''VideoGame/BlazeUnion'', both of whom have awful tempers. After the TimeSkip in route A, Garlot's new speech patterns as Gulcasa have him swearing a bit less and becoming more eloquent--probably due to coaching by Nessiah.
* Mister Torgue in ''VideoGame/Borderlands2'', to such a hilarious extent that his company's shareholders installed a censorship device into his vocal cords to bleep out his cursing.
* In ''VideoGame/BoxxyQuestTheGatheringStorm'', swearing isn’t terribly uncommon for most of the cast, but Anonymous is by far the most likely to drop casual F-bombs in conversation, usually at a rate of one or two per scene.
* ''VideoGame/{{Bulletstorm}}'' wasn't called "Captain Swearword's Big Fuckin' Adventure" by [=RockPaperShotgun=] for nothing, but even protagonist Grayson (i.e. the "Captain Swearword" to which RPS is referring) is taken aback by the walking, talking swear factory that is General Sarrano.
* A lot of characters in ''VideoGame/ConkersBadFurDay'' have a tendency to swear, but the most notable example is the ill-tempered cog Carl.
-->'''Carl:''' Twatting shite! That's tossed it right up the arse!
* Compared to the rest of the cast of ''[[VideoGame/DissidiaFinalFantasy Dissidia Duodecim Final Fantasy]]'', [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI Prishe]] drops mild swears much more often. Most notable are her quote for being called in as an assist character "It's about damn time!" and having "Aw hell!" instead of a death scream.
* Dylan in ''VideoGame/DukeNukemForever'' swears in virtually every sentence, and quite often more than once per sentence. Becomes hilarious in the DLC when he shrinks and continues swearing with the voice of a chipmunk.
* Mayor [=MacCready=] from ''VideoGame/Fallout3''. He is notable for swearing more than any other character in the game, especially when it comes to dropping F-bombs (which is rare for the M-rated ''Fallout'' series). It's more jarring when you first meet him, considering how he's only twelve years old himself. His favorite words seem to be Shit, Fuck, and Bastard. Subverted in ''VideoGame/Fallout4'', where the now-adult [=MacCready=] is a father and thus has started to [[GoshDangitToHeck censor himself]].
** Little RJ has nothing on Cass from ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas''. [=MacCready=] says "fuck" 13 times in his dialogue options, Cass says it ''43'' times. [=MacCready=] uses "shit" 13 times, Cass says it ''28'' times. It says something when a 37-year-old woman swears more than a 12-year-old boy.
** '''''Boxcars.''''' He's a Powder Ganger you find in the Nipton general store, and he drops the F-bomb like it's no one's goddamn business. ''Only'' Cass from the same game beats him in terms of sheer vulgarity.
* Cid and Barret in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'':
--> '''Cid:''' "Shut up! Sit your ass down in that chair, and ''[[MemeticMutation drink your goddamn tea]]!''"
* The in-game profile for [[TheLadette Sully]] from ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'' describes her mouth as one that would make sailors blush. Granted, this is a T-rated game, so she's mild compared to most examples.
* Foxy in ''Videogame/FiveNightsAtFuckboys'' never says anything without dropping an F-Bomb somewhere.
-->'''Phantom Foxy:''' GET FUCKING FUCKED YOU MOTHERFUCKING MOTHERFUCKER
* Another FNAF fangame, ''VideoGame/FredbearAndFriends'', has the main character, Thomas, swear like a sailor pretty much from the moment he realizes he's all alone against a band of killer animatronics.
* ''Videogame/GodOfWarPS4:'' Brok drops more swearing than anyone else in the game combined, befitting his extremely uncouth nature and [[UltimateBlacksmith occupation]]. And he drops them in both English and Old Norse.
* ''VideoGame/GwentTheWitcherCardGame'':
** Averted due to the game having a Teen rating. Notably crass characters like Thaler and Zoltan's parrot, Field Marshal Duda, aren't allowed to [[ClusterFBomb swear every other breath]].
** Vesimir is still too old for this shit, however.
* In ''VideoGame/AHatInTime'', DJ Grooves mentions that the word "Peck" is considered a swear word among birds. His rival, The Conductor, basically throws it around like it's nothing (usually referring to people as "Peck neck"). Hat Kid potentially can do this if you use the "PECK!" emote in online play.
* Detective Isaac Washington from ''VideoGame/TheHouseOfTheDeadOverkill''. Considering he's the primary contributor to the game's 189 F-bombs on a normal playthrough, enough for a Guinness World Record, the game certainly earns its title. His first line of dialogue and EstablishingCharacterMoment is "Whassup, motherfucker!"
* The only reason ''VideoGame/KnyttUnderground'' has an M rating is because Cilia exists.
* [[LittleMissBadass Ellie]] from ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs'' is an incredibly foul-mouthed little girl who swears more than most of the adult characters (Bill being one of the few who can hold a candle) and provides one of the biggest aversions of ChildrenAreInnocent in gaming. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=em_0fB0W1PE Observe]].
* ''VideoGame/Left4Dead'':
** The series takes full advantage of being Rated M, and [[ClusterFBomb drops more S bombs than you can shake a stick at]]. However, of all the characters, [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep Coach]] and [[BadassBiker Francis]] stand out. Just try going a full sixty seconds without hearing them swear, it will fail.
** Lampshaded by [[DeadpanSnarker Nick]] regarding Ellis.
---> '''Nick:''' He's like [[ManChild a five-year-old with guns]]. And a comprehensive grasp of every swear word in the English Language.
* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfHeroesTrailsOfColdSteel'': Crow Armbrust. He doesn't swear ''that'' much, but he's the only character that actually uses profanity, at least in the English-language localization anyway.
* Zed the Punk Rock Zombie, the first boss in ''VideoGame/LollipopChainsaw''. He attacks you by yelling swear words that become physical and come flying at you, and he also yells crude insults like "I'M GONNA RIP OPEN YOUR CHEST AND SHIT IN YOUR RIBCAGE!", "I THINK YOU PISSED YO' PAAAAAANTS!", and "YOU THINK THAT HURT ME? I JUST JIZZED A LITTLE!"
* Jack from ''VideoGame/MassEffect2''. In ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'', she has to continually cut her curses short whenever her students are listening. She does get the chance to cut loose on Joker at the end, though [[CurseCutShort we cut to the next scene before it gets a chance to get going]]. By the ''Citadel'' DLC, without any students around, she's back in form.
* Everyone in ''VideoGame/MetalArmsGlitchInTheSystem'' curses at least a bit, but Krunk, the short, squat, peg-legged Droid mechanic, is constantly being bleeped out. Even the name of the level where you play him, [[SymbolSwearing F&!?ing Krunked]], has to be censored out.
* The ''VideoGame/MetalGear'' series is usually conservative when it comes to swear words, but Senator Steven Armstrong from ''VideoGame/MetalGearRisingRevengeance'' takes the cake as the most foul-mouthed character in the entire franchise. He has a BadassBoast sporting ''[[ClusterFBomb five consecutive sentences starting with an F-bomb]]''!
* In ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3'', The Fury is an angry, ''angry'' man. His rage-induced vulgarity stands out since the other members of the Cobra Unit are not nearly as coarse. For instance, if you attempt to damage his protective suit, you'll certainly know if you succeed, because he'll take a moment to yell "Son of a BITCH!" loud enough to be heard ''anywhere'' in his BossRoom, even over the roaring fires caused by his flamethrower and jetpack.
* Cassie from ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX''; her dialogue has more use of the F-word in one game than ''every other character'' in the ''entire franchise''. While she ''is'' in the army, it's still a lot for a game that has never seemed overly fond of cussing before.
* Kumatora in ''VideoGame/Mother3'', being the {{tomboy}} that she is. Lighter as well, to a lesser extent.
* In ''VideoGame/MystIVRevelation'', Achenar's first journal in the Prison Age of Haven details his mental breakdown. While the only vulgar words among these are "Hell" and "Bloody", the game was still given a "T" rating. For bonus points, Yeesha's [[{{Chronoscope}} amulet]] allows us to hear Achenar narrate this journal.
* In ''Franchise/{{Neptunia}}'', out of the four goddesses of Gamindustri, Blanc/White Heart is the one that drops the highest amount of S-bombs (while she has no problems saying "damn", "shit", "hell", "bastard", and "bitch", she is yet to drop any F-bombs, apart from one instance of [[NarrativeProfanityFilter "[Words banned on Nepstation]"]] in ''VideoGame/MegadimensionNeptuniaVII''). It's basically one of her defining character traits, and the citizens of her nation are so used to it, they feel she would not be her if she would start dropping her foul mouth, as seen in ''VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaReBirth1'' when an impostor of her instead speaks in GoshDangItToHeck language and is immediately outed as the fake (in the Japanese version, the fake instead failed to replicate angry Blanc's GutturalGrowler status, and instead spoke in DullSurprise). As a sample, a few lines she says during ''the first game's intro sequence:
-->'''White Heart:''' I won't let any of you selfish, icy bitches take the title of True Goddess!\\
'''White Heart:''' ''[having received [[BerserkButton a derisive comment from Green Heart about her flat chest]]]'' The hell's that? Listen to that crap, talkin' out yer ass! [[PrepareToDie I'll kill you! DIE!]]
* Kainé from ''VideoGame/NieR''. The ''very first thing you hear'' when booting up the game is her delivering a truly splendid ClusterFBomb to Weiss.
-->'''Kainé''': Weiss, you dumbass! Start making sense, you rotten book, or you're gonna be sorry! Maybe I'll rip your pages out, one-by-one! Or maybe I'll put you in the goddamn furnace! How can someone with such a big, smart brain get hypnotized like a little bitch?! Huh? "Oh, Shadowlord! I love you, Shadowlord! Come over here and give Weiss a big sloppy kiss, Shadowlord!" Now PULL YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR GODDAMN ASS AND '''START FUCKING HELPING US!'''
* ''VideoGame/NiNoKuni'':
** Swaine, which is especially notable as the rest of the game is otherwise fairly innocent and kid-friendly. Of course, the worst he ever says is "Dammit," but it's still somewhat surprising.
** Drippy uses [[GoshDangItToHeck family-friendly language,]] but in a way [[ClusterFBomb rather evocative of this trope]]: "Flipping heck, mun! Use [[FunetikAksent youer]] flipping head and flipping think, ye barmy lad!" ]
* ''VideoGame/NoMoreHeroes'': over the course of both games, Travis;
** Says "Fuck" 32.5 times. [[labelnote:note]][[CurseCutShort He cuts himself off in one instance]].[[/labelnote]]
** Says "Shit" 19 times.
** Says "Hell" 18 times.
** Says "Damn" 13 times.
** Says "Bitch" 9 times.
** Says "Ass" 8 times.
** Says "Bastard" 2 times.
* ''VideoGame/{{OFF}}'' has Dedan, the first boss. Most of what he says when seen in Zone 1 either has some swear or insult thrown in, and he's shown cursing at one of his employees. [[spoiler:When seen in the Room, he's a lot kinder and doesn't drop a single swear. Likely because this might have been a flashback where he was speaking in front of a young boy]]. Version 3.0 of the English translation tones it down quite a bit, though.
* Kanji in ''VideoGame/Persona4''. Although he eventually gets over it after CharacterDevelopment turns him from ChaoticNeutral to ChaoticGood.
--> "I'm gonna ''renovate'' your ass!"
* ''VideoGame/Persona5'''s Ryuji Sakamoto does this so much that the game first calls him "Vulgar Boy" before you learn his name. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nWUavbihHE Have a complimentary compilation of his swearing]] (''Spoiler Warning!'').[[note]]In case you didn't feel like watching it, he cusses a total of 315 times in his voiced dialogue alone. That's not even taking into account unvoiced dialogue, text messages, or his new lines in ''[[UpdatedReRelease Royal]].''[[/note]]
* Gryz in ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarIV'' does this by being the only person to swear in the entire game.
* In ''VideoGame/PillarsOfEternityIIDeadfire'', pirate Serafen [[TalkLikeAPirate talks like a pirate]] and swears like a sailor. Most of the pirates of the Principi, save the Vailian-influenced old guard, are foul-mouthed, but Serafen is a companion with a dirty ([[SophisticatedAsHell and often poetic]]) quip ready for many of the Watcher's adventures.
* ''VideoGame/PoliceQuest: IV Open Season'' is best known for the profanity used in this game. For example, the character Hal Bottoms will use the word "Goddamn" and "Bitch". Also, Dennis Walker will use the word "Fuck" and "Shit" if you touch his stuff or show him items from your inventory.
* Dana Mercer from ''VideoGame/{{Prototype}}'', notable not for swearing the ''most'' out of all the cast (which includes her salty-mouthed and hot-tempered brother and several dozen soldiers, who swear like, well, soldiers), but for swearing so much and so ''colorfully'' that the [[ArmiesAreEvil Blackwatch]] [[SociopathicSoldier trooper]] in the middle of kidnapping her was taken aback. Her favorite appears to be the f-bomb and its variants.
* In ''VideoGame/RavensCry'', there used to be a guy on your boat that would repeatedly shout [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdUA7NxFkDg variations of the phrase]] "Be brave, (insert vulgarity here)!" at your crewmates, with the phrases ranging from "horse's asses" to "son of a bitches". He was later patched out of the game and replaced with someone much less profane.
* The ''Franchise/ResidentEvil'' series was usually conservative about swearing, but they started turning the recent games into a cuss pile whose swear counts rival the number of bioweapons, even the remakes. Here are some of them:
** ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilRevelations2:'' Depending on who you believe, Moira Burton either swears more than any other character in the entire series or more than every other character put together.
** ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil7Biohazard'' has more F-words than the rest of the series, but the protagonist, Ethan Winters, is probably the most guilty.
** ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil2Remake'' turns Claire into a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghadQ_YooQo foul-mouthed little cuss]].
* Richard "Demo Dick" Marcinko from ''VideoGame/RogueWarrior'' over-uses swear words to a hilarious degree. During gameplay, he rarely opens his mouth without spewing a series of random curses. Marcinko is based on real-life Spec Ops soldier Dick Marcinko, and by all accounts the real Marcinko actually has ''worse'' language than his video-game counterpart.
* ''VideoGame/SenranKagura'' has [[ColdSniper Ryōbi]] who is the undisputed queen of potty-mouths. Some recurring lines include: “Fuck this shit.”, “You’re on my shitlist!”, “Fuck you!”
* VideoGame/ShadowTheHedgehog was the first Sonic-franchise character to swear, most notably in his self-titled GaidenGame where he swears repeatedly in cut-scenes and a half of the time he gets hit. Although he only said the words "damn" and "hell".
* ''VideoGame/SoulNomadAndTheWorldEaters'':
** Gig, who throws around liberal amounts of 'shit' and 'hell' in a T-rated game. This turned into a RunningGag in the LetsPlay Archive's record of the game, with the author keeping tally of his swears.
---> "Yeah, I said "shit" 33 times. Got a problem with it, numbnuts?"
** During his cameo in ''VideoGame/{{Disgaea 2}}: [[UpdatedRerelease Dark Hero Days]]'', this is lampshaded by Rozalin telling Adell to do something about him [[BreakingTheFourthWall before Gig's mouth ups the game's rating]].
* Pearl from ''VideoGame/Splatoon2'' is heavily implied to be this. She even has a song called "#$@%* Dudes Be #$@%* Sleepin", which outright has SoundEffectBleep in it. Pearl mentions the song couldn't be played on radio stations (other translations have her instead saying that the song needed to be censored more before it was put on radio).
* Undyne in ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'', although in keeping with the game's family-friendly nature, it's only PG-level expletives. In a game where most characters don't swear at all, one who does so even infrequently is bound to stick out.
** Susie from ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', on the other hand, freely throws around 'ass' and 'damn', but not much more vulgar than that.
* ''VideoGame/TheWitcher'': Thaler has a mouth about a magnitude fouler than that of any other character in the game. That says quite a lot, as pretty much everyone swears regularly and he still manages to stick out.
* ''VideoGame/TheWolfAmongUs'': Toad wins the prize, cursing constantly, ''even to his young son''.
* Jr. in ''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}}''. Notable in that he [[OlderThanTheyLook looks like]] a preteen boy.

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* Brutish from the adult animated film "Tarzoon Shame Of The Jungle", rarely did he let a sentence go by without an f-bomb thrown in.

--> '''Custodian''': "No wonder you're using profanity all the time!"

* In ''WebAnimation/IfTheEmperorHadATextToSpeechDevice'', it's hard to find fifteen seconds where the Emperor is on screen and doesn't use "fucking" in some way.

* The ''Franchise/ResidentEvil'' series is usually conservative about swearing, but here are a few exceptions:

* Jetta from ''ComicBook/JemAndTheHolograms'' frequently uses improper British terms.

* Frank Murphy from ''WesternAnimation/FIsForFamily'' is a very foul-mouthed individual.
** His kids [[TheDitz Kevin]] and [[TheWoobie Bill]] are no better than him.

-->'''Manolo''': THIS IS NOT AN EXCUSE FOR YOU TO SWEAR MORE!

* Richard "Demo Dick" Marcinko from ''VideoGame/RogueWarrior'' over-uses swear words to a hilarious degree. During gameplay, he rarely opens his mouth without spewing a series of random curses.

-->'''Justine:''' You just said a lot of bad words.

* Nino in ''Film/{{Drive}}''.

Contrast TheSnarkKnight or OnlyCleanMouth. The trope name is an example of SirVerbALot.

Contrast TheSnarkKnight. The trope name is an example of SirVerbALot.