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* V from ''VideoGame/Cyberpunk2077'' has some vulgar tendencies, par for the course what with Night City being a [[CrapsackWorld complete cesspit.]] The game starts upping the ante [[spoiler:once Johnny Silverhand [[GrandTheftMe gets involved]].]]
** A2, being essentially ''VideoGame/NierAutomata'''s version of Kainé, also tends to do this, though she doesn't go as far as dropping F-bombs.
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** ''VideoGame/Persona5'''s Ryuji Sakamoto does this so much that the game first calls him "Vulgar Boy" before you learn his name. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nWUavbihHE Have a complimentary compilation of his swearing]] (''Spoiler Warning!'').[[note]]In case you didn't feel like watching it, he cusses a total of 315 times in his voiced dialogue alone. That's not even taking into account unvoiced dialogue, text messages, or his new lines in ''[[UpdatedReRelease Royal]].''[[/note]]
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** ''VideoGame/Persona5'''s Ryuji Sakamoto does this so much that the game first calls him "Vulgar Boy" before you learn his name. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nWUavbihHE Have a complimentary compilation of his swearing]] (''Spoiler Warning!'').[[note]]In case you didn't feel like watching it, he cusses a total of 315 times in his voiced dialogue alone.alone (although "fuck" is always censored as "eff"). That's not even taking into account unvoiced dialogue, text messages, or his new lines in ''[[UpdatedReRelease Royal]].''[[/note]]
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** Ryuji ''finally'' drops an F-bomb in ''VideoGame/Persona5Strikers'', to the delight of many fans.
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** Tiny Tina is an unhinged little girl whose TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior includes a love of [[StuffBlowingUp unsupervised dynamite usage]] matched only by her [[TalkativeLoon stream-of-consciousness rambling]], which sine-waves between 'faintly obscene' and 'blatantly obscene.'
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* Cassie from ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX''; her dialogue has more use of the F-word in one game than ''every other character'' in the ''entire franchise''. While she ''is'' in the army, it's still a lot for a game that has never seemed overly fond of cussing before.
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* Cassie Cage from ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX''; ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX'' and ''VideoGame/MortalKombat11''; her dialogue has more use of the F-word in one game than ''every other character'' in the ''entire franchise''. While she ''is'' in the army, it's still a lot for a game that has never seemed overly fond of cussing before.
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* Kainé from ''VideoGame/NieR''. The ''very first thing you hear'' when booting up the game is her delivering a truly splendid ClusterFBomb to Weiss.
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* Kainé from ''VideoGame/NieR''. While the original Japanese version [[PlayedWith plays with it]] a little by having her dialogues peppered with [[SoundEffectBleep very noticeable censor bleeps]] (and the corrispondent words transcribed in the subtitles as SymbolSwearing), in the international translations she can't last a single sentence without swearing her heart out. The ''very first thing you hear'' when booting up the game is her delivering a truly splendid ClusterFBomb to Weiss.
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* Vace in ''VideoGame/IWasATeenageExocolonist'' is the most foul-mouthed among the dateable characters, often calling people he hates "dipshits" and swearing a lot in his conversations with you.
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* Vace in ''VideoGame/IWasATeenageExocolonist'' is the most foul-mouthed among the dateable characters, often calling telling people he hates "dipshits" to "sod off" and swearing a lot in his conversations with you.
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* In ''Franchise/{{Neptunia}}'', out of the four goddesses of Gamindustri, Blanc/White Heart is the one that drops the highest amount of S-bombs (while she has no problems saying "damn", "shit", "hell", "bastard", and "bitch", she is yet to drop any F-bombs, apart from one instance of [[NarrativeProfanityFilter "[Words banned on Nepstation]"]] in ''VideoGame/MegadimensionNeptuniaVII''). It's basically one of her defining character traits, and the citizens of her nation are so used to it, they feel she would not be her if she would start dropping her foul mouth, as seen in ''VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaReBirth1'' when an impostor of her instead speaks in GoshDangItToHeck language and is immediately outed as the fake (in the Japanese version, the fake instead failed to replicate angry Blanc's GutturalGrowler status, and instead spoke in DullSurprise). As a sample, a few lines she says during ''the first game's intro sequence'':
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* In ''Franchise/{{Neptunia}}'', out of the four goddesses of Gamindustri, Blanc/White Heart is the one that drops the highest amount of S-bombs (while she has no problems saying "damn", "shit", "hell", "bastard", and "bitch", she is yet to drop any F-bombs, apart from one instance of [[NarrativeProfanityFilter "[Words banned on Nepstation]"]] in ''VideoGame/MegadimensionNeptuniaVII''). It's basically one of her defining character traits, and the citizens of her nation are so used to it, they feel she would not be her if she would start dropping her foul mouth, as seen in ''VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaReBirth1'' when an impostor of her instead speaks in GoshDangItToHeck language and is immediately outed as the fake (in the Japanese version, the fake instead failed to replicate angry Blanc's GutturalGrowler status, guttural voice, and instead spoke in DullSurprise). As a sample, a few lines she says during ''the first game's intro sequence'':
