History VerbalTic / AnimeAndManga

* [[ChineseGirl Kagura]] from ''Manga/{{Gintama}}'' ends many of her sentences with "aru" (which is translated as "uh-huh" in the Viz licensed volumes). At one point, when the other characters thought Kagura was gone from the story, Otae (aru/uh-huh), Sacchan (nin-nin) and Catherine (nya/meow) make up their own verbal tics in an attempt to be chosen as the new female lead.

* Lady Aska of Fahren in ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' ends nearly every sentence with "-ja", rather than the typical "-aru" you'd expect from a ChineseGirl ja. Sometimes appends a "-ja" to the end of a random word in the middle of a sentence, or replaces a word's last syllable with "ja".

* Ichigo of ''Manga/TokyoMewMew'' occasionally "nya"s, as she is a {{catgirl}}; ChineseGirl Bu-ling avoids the stereotypical "aru" and instead says "nano da" to show that she's a GenkiGirl, and {{Ojou}} Minto uses "wa" at the end of her sentences.

** [[CanadaEh Canada has a tendency to say "Maple" when he is in pain.]]

* Chappy, the enchanted broom from ''Manga/HimechanNoRibon'', ends every sentence with the onomatopoeia for "swish swish".

* ''Anime/CTheMoneyAndSoulOfPossibility'' has Q's "Nano des", Which she literally ends ''every sentence'' with, [[{{Narm}} even when she's discussing very disturbing secrets.]]

* Suupuushan of ''Manga/SoulHunter'' adds "-su" to his sentences. His parents also have their own suffixes that they add. There's also Kou Tenka, who adds "-sa".

** Dosun of the New Fishman Pirates has 'dosun' as his tic, boardering on PokemonSpeak. However, it's unique in that his tic corresponds to how powerful he's feeling. According to the [[TheWikiRule One Piece Wiki]], his tic rating is this, from weakest to strongest; Fosun [[spoiler: after RapidAging]] -> Pikon -> Kotsun -> Potsun -> Posun -> Tosun -> Dosun -> Dogan -> Bokan -> Zugan -> Bagon -> Gyaban.

* "Manager" from ''Manga/ExcelSaga'' (the [[Anime/QueenEmeraldas Emeraldas]] look-alike character) ends most sentences with "isn't it?" in the English translation of the manga, while Elgala combines this with ThirdPersonPerson by referring to herself as "I, Elgala".

** Suiseiseki is rather infamous for her particular use of "desu", to the point that it's become [[MemeticMutation memetic]]. In [[{{Keigo}} polite Japanese]], "desu" at the end of a sentence can mean "is" or "are", but it is typically clipped in speech to [des] or [desə]; Suiseiseki, unusually, stresses the final vowel. In the dub, her "desu" tic is swapped out for using "so" as an intensifier, as in, "We so must hurry!" or, "I ''SOOOOOOOOOO''... have arrived!"

** She also refers to herself using a rather rare pronoun "uchi" (mostly used by younger women [[KansaiRegionalAccent from the Kansai area]]), which in addition to the "-cha" was a way girls talked to make themselves sound cuter.

* Eiji Niizuma from ''Manga/{{Bakuman}}'' might have one of the oddest Verbal Tics ever: he punctuates his phrases with [[SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud manga onomatopoeiae]].

* ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'''s Tetsuya certainly qualifies, with his frequent exclamations of 'crabba-WHAT'?, adding 'crab' to the end of his sentences, calling people his 'soft-shelled pals' and whatnot.

* [[SnoopingLittleKid Suika]] of ''Manga/DrStone'' ends her sentences with "-da yo". Gen speaks in PigLatin in the dub, which some fans have faound annoying.

* ''LightNovel/ExpectingToFallIntoRuinIAimToBecomeABlacksmith'':

* ''LightNovel/LoveChunibyoAndOtherDelusions'':

* ''Anime/MayoChiki'' has a verbal ''hic'' from Kanade. Hiccups from her results in a "nyu" sound that's used much like a regular VerbalTic, and Jiro even thinks she's doing it on purpose. It's just about the only thing that breaks her normally very solid composure.

* In one episode of ''LightNovel/{{MM}}'', Mio uses hypnosis to temporarily make Taro end all of his sentences with "muccha boin" (translated as "hugetastic boobs").

** This was parodied in a ''WebAnimation/YouTubePoop'', and even though [[OverlyLongGag repetition]] is a staple of most Poops, the intent was clear by replacing other words with the catchphrase. As it turns out, he gets it from his mother, who says "~ttebane".

*** The Oni add "oni" to the end of every line. The translation gets rid of the tick completely.

* ''Manga/FairyTail'' -- Ebi means shrimp/prawn in Japanese. The [[SummonMagic Stellar Spirit]] [[WesternZodiac Cancer]] is the one who says it, to the disappointment of all who wanted to hear him say something more appropriate, being The Crab.