* Used by two different characters in ''[[TMNT2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'': the first was The Ultimate Drako -- [[TwoBeingsOneBody two villains, The Ultimate Ninja and Drako, in one body]] -- who used in whenever it said something both characters felt. The second was the Ring of Ying-possessed April O'Neil in the episode "The Engagement Ring".
* [[TransformersGenerationOne G1 Devastator]] (and many other combiners over the years, especially on the Decepticon side) has/have a very effective version of this, to represent a gestalt entity speaking. Some non-gestalt examples would be the giant Omega Supreme, both G1 and Animated, and Astrotrain. The Insecticons have one, but Shrapnel really is repeating the end of his sentences, ''sentences''. [[BigGood Primus]] [[TransformersCybertron gets this too]], and [[PlanetEater Unicron]] in TransformersTheMovie. Of course, what did you expect from PhysicalGod TransformingMecha with planets as their altmodes? It's really something else with Unicron, because in addition he's such a LargeHam he should have a curly tail. In many series, every Transformer's voice has an effect that makes it sound a bit more 'electronic,' sort of like they're talking over a radio. In ''BeastWars'' it's a plot point: none of the beast-bots have it, but Optimus Primal gains it when he takes on his ancestor's [[OurSoulsAreDifferent spark]] and gains a new, more vehicle-like form.

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* Used by two different characters in ''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'': the first was The Ultimate Drako -- [[TwoBeingsOneBody two villains, The Ultimate Ninja and Drako, in one body]] -- who used in whenever it said something both characters felt. The second was the Ring of Ying-possessed April O'Neil in the episode "The Engagement Ring".
* [[Franchise/TransformersGenerationOne G1 Devastator]] (and many other combiners over the years, especially on the Decepticon side) has/have a very effective version of this, to represent a gestalt entity speaking. Some non-gestalt examples would be the giant Omega Supreme, both G1 and Animated, and Astrotrain. The Insecticons have one, but Shrapnel really is repeating the end of his sentences, ''sentences''. [[BigGood Primus]] [[TransformersCybertron gets this too]], and [[PlanetEater Unicron]] in TransformersTheMovie. Of course, what did you expect from PhysicalGod TransformingMecha with planets as their altmodes? It's really something else with Unicron, because in addition he's such a LargeHam he should have a curly tail. In many series, every Transformer's voice has an effect that makes it sound a bit more 'electronic,' sort of like they're talking over a radio. In ''BeastWars'' it's a plot point: none of the beast-bots have it, but Optimus Primal gains it when he takes on his ancestor's [[OurSoulsAreDifferent spark]] and gains a new, more vehicle-like form.

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