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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': The flashback at the beginning of "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS7E5Unmortricken Unmortricken]]" shows that [[Characters/RickAndMortyEvilMorty Evil Morty]] used to have the same anxious, stuttering voice as every other Morty. The first sign that he's snapped after putting up with Rick's abuse for so long is that he drops the stutter completely.

* Toggle, a character in ''Doonesbury'', has difficulty speaking after suffering brain damage in Iraq.

* In ''ComicBook/TheSandman1989'', Abel never stutters when he is telling someone a story.

* In ''ComicBook/TheSandman'', Abel never stutters when he is telling someone a story.
* {{ComicBook/Starman}}: Nash stops stuttering when her brother is [[AvengingTheVillain killed]] and she becomes the [[DaddysLittleVillain heir to the Mist legacy]]. When asked how she stopped, Nash claimed that she was "[[ThatManIsDead someone else]]".

** ''[[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 Wonder Woman Vol 1]]'': When Byrna is truly furious her stutter all but disappears, as is shown when she volunteers to join Villainy Inc. She is understandably pissed at being imprisoned in a foreign country when all her crimes happened within the United States and strapped into a mind washing device that forced her to obey her captors and tried to force her to be happy about it. She's also the most clear example of the Aphrodite Girdle's failing, as she was able to fight off all the effects but obedience and secretly rebuild and improve on her arsenal and armor while imprisoned on Reformation Island.

-->'''Toggle''' I like it here. People never t...t...t...
-->'''Zonker''' Treat you different.
-->'''Toggle''' Try to finish my sentences.

** Eve’s stutter completely disappears at times when:

*** she’s acting ([[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Charlie)

* In ''Theatre/WeWillRockYou'' the main character Galileo has a heavy stutter that slowly disappears after meeting Scaramouche to the point where she points it out to him before they sing ''Who Wants To Live Forever''

* ''VideoGame/StreetFighterV'' introduces Necalli, who displays this in his dialogue. Considering his design and his name suggest that he's from an ancient civilization (possibly Aztec in origin), this habit could be explained as him trying to adapt to modern language.
-->'''Necalli:''' ''(after defeating Vega)'' You can never ho...hope to cut me with such a feeble blade.
-->'''Necalli:''' ''(after defeating Ken)'' Give u...up. I'll dr...drink your flames.

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This is often TruthInTelevision, as many stutterers don't stutter ''at all'' if they're acting, singing, or talking about something they know well.

* Philbert has a pretty bad stutter, which is one of the reasons he mostly avoids contact with people. It turns out that his stutter goes away when he's onstage performing, and he becomes a standup comic.

* ''Literature/ErastFandorin'' has a stutter/verbal tic that goes away when he's in disguise/in more LetsGetDangerous moments.

* ''Film/{{Stutterer}}'': In this short film a young man with a stutter so bad he can't communicate has an internet girlfriend who wants to meet in RealLife. He's terrified at what will happen when she hears his stutter.

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* Toggle, a character in ''Doonesbury'', has difficulty speaking after suffering brain damage in Iraq.
-->'''Toggle''' I like it here. People never t...t...t...
-->'''Zonker''' Treat you different.
-->'''Toggle''' Try to finish my sentences.

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* ''Webcomic/AvasDemon'''s Odin usually stutters except when he's lying.
* In ''Webcomic/{{Imp}}'', Celina's imp stutters a lot, especially when he's scared or nervous, but speaks normally when calm enough.

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* A story posted on Website/FourChan tells the tale of an autism caretaker witnessing the infernal badness of ''VideoGame/SonicBoom'' overpowering the speech impediments of one of his students. [[http://i.imgur.com/D84saHj.png Behold!]]

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** ''ComicBook/TheHiketeia'': Danny speaks in a stutter for most of the story but when she reveals what happened to her sister and her murders of the men responsible she speaks fluidly.

* Actor Nicholas Brendon has a stutter that he says he beats by using a handful of tricks he learned when he was a kid to get around his speech problem. One is turning everything into a song lyric in his head before he says it. Another is pretending that he's actually his twin brother (actor Kelly Donovan) instead of himself, as he never stutters when he's performing.