History VerbalTic / AnimeAndManga

* ''LightNovel/ExpectingToFallIntoRuinIAimToBecomeABlacksmith'': Neko-sensei, being a human-sized cat, ends all her lines with "Nyan", while Petal ends his sentences with "Nari".

* ''LightNovel/ExpectingToFallIntoRuinIAimToBecomeABlacksmith'': Neko-sensei, being a human-sized cat, ends all her lines with "Nyan".

** In Chapter 71, Akogare and Manesu add "bloomin' tosser" and "bleedin' muppet" to the end of their sentences respectively.

* ''Manga/MonsterMusume'':

** Yaku, Kusuri's grandmother, ends her sentences with "yes yes", while Kusuri's parents end their sentences with "Mm-hm" (Mom) and "Uh-huh" (Dad).

* ''Manga/MyMonsterSecret'': Youko has a habit of emphasising her sentences with "shi!", albeit only in the original Japanese.

* Mami of ''Anime/HandMaidMay'' was created with this idea in mind; she's a domestic genius who wears a kimono, and she's voiced by Creator/KikukoInoue (count: 13), but she also has American traits and can skate up walls.

* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'':

Franchise/PrettyCure and Franchise/{{Tamagotchi}} have their own pages [[VerbalTic/PrettyCure he]][[VerbalTic/{{Tamagotchi}} re]].

* In ''Manga/RozenMaiden''', most of the dolls have some kind of verbal tic:

* A rather famous example is ''Manga/RozenMaiden'''s Suiseiseki with "desu" (former poster girl of this trope). 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. There is an enormous amount of MemeticMutation regarding this character. Most of the other characters have Verbal Tics as well, including:
** Hina-Ichigo with "na no," roughly meaning "definitely!"
** To a slightly lesser extent, Shinku with "da wa" (which when not a tic can be legitimate Japanese).
** In the second season, it adds Kanaria with "kashira," roughly translated to "maybe?" (as a parallel to Hina-Ichigo). All of these are natural parts of Japanese sentence structure used to the point of being odd.
** {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d in the manga reboot, where Future Jun points out that she sounds very uncertain because of her verbal tic. Since he can't remember her name either, he keeps referring to her with it, too, much to her annoyance. She even tries to avoid using said verbal tic somewhat because of this.
** Finally, the second season's BigBad, Barasuishou, has a habit of simply repeating what anyone says to her.

** 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!"

* Franky of ''Manga/OnePiece'', among his other [[CrazyAwesome eccentricities]], uses "super" in a variety of ways (including shouting it at the top of his lungs) when he's in a good mood.

* Yukari from ''Manga/RosarioToVampire'' is yet another "-desu" user. Nazo Koumori (or Kou-chan for short) uses the variation "-de kyuu" (which is like a bat squealing) and "-Whee~" in the dubbed version.

* ''Manga/AssassinationClassroom'': Koro-sensei has "nyu" both as a frequent utterance and as the beginning of his signature laugh.

* Tsuyu "Froppy" Asui from ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' is a frog-themed superhero-in-training with frog-based powers and thus her verbal tic is "Kero/Ribbit."
** Similarly to Asui, Class 1-B student Kinoko Komori is a mushroom-themed student hero whose verbal tic is "-'noko." Her first name is homophonous with the Japanese word for mushroom, so in English it'd be "'shroom."

* Tsuyu "Froppy" Asui from ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' is a frog-themed superhero in training with frog-based powers and thus her verbal tic is "Kero/Ribbit".
** Gunhead ends his sentences with "Okay?", which Uraraka finds very cute.

* [[SnoopingLittleKid Suika]] of ''Manga/DrStone'' ends her sentences with "-da yo".

* In ''Franchise/{{Jewelpet}}'', numerous Jewelpets have a verbal tic.

* Suouin Kana from ''Anime/OtomeWaBokuNiKoishiteru'' has an annoyingly long sentence ending ~na no desu yo.

** Taken [[UpToEleven to the extreme]] in ''Anime/DigimonXrosWars'', where nearly any character under two feet tall will suffix each sentence with the a part of it's name. Chibikamemon says "kame", Pawnchessmons say "chess", Evilmons say "evil"... you get the picture.

* In ''Anime/SeitokaiNoIchizon'', one episode has Kurimu punishing the rest of the student council by ASSIGNING them verbal tics which they had to use, including "gesu" for Ken and "mokyuu" for Chizuru.