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* Spat from ''VideoGame/HamtaroHamHamHeartbreak'', pfpth!

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* Spat from ''VideoGame/HamtaroHamHamHeartbreak'', ''VideoGame/HamtaroHamHamHeartbreak'': Spat, pfpth!



** In ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonFriendsOfMineralTown'', the Harvest Sprites say "budum" after every sentence.
** Calvin from ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonLightOfHope'' rhymes and hyphens words. For example, he uses "birdy-wordy", "flappity-fly", "lookity-look", and "juicy-wucy" in one scene.
* Carter Blake from ''VideoGame/HeavyRain'' always seems to feel the need to address Norman Jayden as "''NORMAN.''" Always the first name, always emphasized, always spat out like a playground insult.
* Miki from ''VideoGame/TheIdolMaster'' has two of them nano! ...afu.[[note]]Japanese onomatopoeia for yawning[[/note]]

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** In ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonFriendsOfMineralTown'', the ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonFriendsOfMineralTown'': The Harvest Sprites say "budum" after every sentence.
** ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonLightOfHope'': Calvin from ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonLightOfHope'' rhymes and hyphens words. For example, he uses "birdy-wordy", "flappity-fly", "lookity-look", and "juicy-wucy" in one scene.
* ''VideoGame/HeavyRain'': Carter Blake from ''VideoGame/HeavyRain'' always seems to feel the need to address Norman Jayden as "''NORMAN.''" Always the first name, always emphasized, always spat out like a playground insult.
* ''VideoGame/HollowKnight'':
** Mmmnnnnnnngghhh... Tuk has a tendency to moan at the beginning of a sentence.
** Ohrmmm... Bardoon speaks with manner bizarre. Hums thoughtfully first. Words omitted often. Still possesses flowery lexicon.
** Gla! Fluke Hermit gurgles, speaks in bursts. Gla gla…
** Mrmm... Brumm murmurs to himself when speaking, and sometimes when finishing a sentence.
* ''VideoGame/TheIdolMaster'':
Miki from ''VideoGame/TheIdolMaster'' has two of them nano! ...afu.[[note]]Japanese onomatopoeia for yawning[[/note]]

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* ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles1'''s resident race of {{mascot}}s, the Nopon, end all of their sentences with "mo" in the Japanese dub. In the English dub, they frequently tack "pon" onto the ends of words they say.
* The Ma-non in ''VideoGame/XenobladeChroniclesX'' tend to to repeat words and phrase most of their sentences as questions, you know? Talking with Ma-non on the streets shows that this is more a result of alien syntax/grammar, as they tend to find the speech patterns of other species', especially Humans, to be rather assertive.
* ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'' gives the Nopon a new tic, "meh meh meh", used as an interjection to convey a variety of emotions depending on context and tone. [[spoiler: They're deliberately affecting it to appear cuter to the other races to make taking advantage of them easier.]]



** ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles1'''s resident race of Chu Chu [[{{Expy}} expies]], the Nopon, end all of their sentences with "mo" in the Japanese dub. In the English dub, they frequently tack "pon" onto the ends of words they say.
** The Ma-non in ''VideoGame/XenobladeChroniclesX'' tend to to repeat words and phrase most of their sentences as questions, you know? Talking with Ma-non on the streets shows that this is more a result of alien syntax/grammar, as they tend to find the speech patterns of other species', especially Humans, to be rather assertive.
** ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'' gives the Nopon a new tic, "meh meh meh", used as an interjection to convey a variety of emotions depending on context and tone. [[spoiler: They're deliberately affecting it to appear cuter to the other races to make taking advantage of them easier.]]

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** ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles1'''s resident race of Chu Chu [[{{Expy}} expies]], the Nopon, end all of their sentences with "mo" in the Japanese dub. In the English dub, they frequently tack "pon" onto the ends of words they say.
** The Ma-non in ''VideoGame/XenobladeChroniclesX'' tend to to repeat words and phrase most of their sentences as questions, you know? Talking with Ma-non on the streets shows that this is more a result of alien syntax/grammar, as they tend to find the speech patterns of other species', especially Humans, to be rather assertive.
** ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles2'' gives the Nopon a new tic, "meh meh meh", used as an interjection to convey a variety of emotions depending on context and tone. [[spoiler: They're deliberately affecting it to appear cuter to the other races to make taking advantage of them easier.]]
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* Twin AnimateInanimateObject taiko drums Don and Katsu from ''VideoGame/TaikoNoTatsujin'' are named after the "don" and "kat"[[note]]more specifically, "ka" followed by a ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokuon sokuon]]'', with Katsu's name being derived from the ''sokuon'' being converted into a full-on "tsu"[[/note]] onomatopoeia for hitting the face and rims of a taiko drum. The two accordingly end their sentences with "-don" and convert the "ka" at the end of question sentences to "kat", which in practice sounds like simply putting extra emphasis on the "ka".

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* Twin AnimateInanimateObject taiko drums Don and Katsu from ''VideoGame/TaikoNoTatsujin'' are named after the "don" and "kat"[[note]]more specifically, "ka" followed by a ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokuon sokuon]]'', with Katsu's name being derived from the ''sokuon'' being converted into a full-on "tsu"[[/note]] onomatopoeia for hitting the face and rims of a taiko drum. The two accordingly end their sentences with use "-don" in place of emphasis particles (which would usually be "-yo" or "-zo" in standard Japanese) and convert the "ka" at the end of question sentences to "kat", which in practice sounds like simply putting extra emphasis on the "ka".
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* Twin AnimateInanimateObject taiko drums Don and Katsu from ''VideoGame/TaikoNoTatsujin'' are named after the "don" and "kat"[[note]]more specifically, "ka" followed by a ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokuon sokuon]]'', with Katsu's name being derived from the ''sokuon'' being converted into a full-on "tsu"[[/note]] onomatopoeia for hitting the face and rims of a taiko drum. The two accordingly end their sentences with "-don" and convert the "ka" at the end of question sentences to "kat", which in practice sounds like simply putting extra emphasis on the "ka".
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* The Mutant Master from ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' has the awesome tic of switching between his two voice actors mid-sentence -- a sarcastic intellectual for most of his speech, a raving lunatic whenever anything violent is mentioned and a ''woman'' whenever anything "pleasant" comes up. Since his voice is generated by a synthesiser in-game, it also sometimes "fuzzes out" into a more electronic-sounding tone.

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* The Mutant Master from ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' ''VideoGame/Fallout1'' has the awesome tic of switching between his two voice actors mid-sentence -- a sarcastic intellectual for most of his speech, a raving lunatic whenever anything violent is mentioned and a ''woman'' whenever anything "pleasant" comes up. Since his voice is generated by a synthesiser in-game, it also sometimes "fuzzes out" into a more electronic-sounding tone.
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* We are Ermac. In the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' series, we usually refer to ourselves as a group of beings rather than a singular individual, much like [[Franchise/SpiderMan Venom]] does. Blood Mage Skarlet uses the word "blood" very often, alluding to her being a blood mage with a thirst for blood.

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* We are Ermac. In the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' series, we usually refer to ourselves as a group of beings rather than a singular individual, much like [[Franchise/SpiderMan [[ComicBook/SpiderMan Venom]] does. Blood Mage Skarlet uses the word "blood" very often, alluding to her being a blood mage with a thirst for blood.

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