History VerbalTic / WesternAnimation

** Ezekiel often says "[[CanadaEh eh]]".

* ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' has Daisy the Cow, who has a tendency to quietly say "moo" at the end of his sentences.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''

* Mr. Poopy Butthole frequently exclaims "Ooo-wee!"

* WesternAnimation/StrawberryShortcake is berry famous for "berry talk", most frequently substituting the word "berry" for "very". In the 1980s animated specials, her nemesis the Purple Pieman is berry annoyed by this, to the point that she can use the tic as a threat. He can never resist a little scat-singing-and-dancing every time he introduces himself or someone else recognizes him. Also from the '80s specials is Angel Cake in "Pets on Parade": Begging your pardon, she's unfailingly polite to the point that she works the phrases "begging your pardon", "please", or "thank you" into her speeches at every opportunity, thank you please.
** Her 2003 counterpart had the same thing.

* In the British preschool cartoon ''Boo!'', Growling Tiger tends to giggle before speaking.

* On ''Literature/{{Franklin}} and Friends'', Rabbit sometimes repeats words or short phrases thrice for emphasis, i.e. "Yeah, yeah, yeah!", "Come on, come on, come on!" or "This box is great, great, great!" This likely is an illusion to radio actor Billy De Wolfe.

* On ''Literature/{{Franklin}} and Friends'', Rabbit sometimes repeats words or short phrases thrice for emphasis, i.e. "Yeah, yeah, yeah!", "Come on, come on, come on!" or "This box is great, great, great!"This likely is an illusion to radio actor Billy De Wolfe, who turns up in the below one for real.
* Professor Hinkle in the 1969 classic "WesternAnimation/{{Frosty the Snowman}}", like the Franklin character above, has the same tic, "mess-y, mess-y mess-y, bus-sy-,etc." Funnyman and character actor Billy De Wolfe did that voice and bit (and often got imitated,imitated,imitated in earlier,earlier,earlier sahorts..may be an influence on the Charlotte's web goose and a Phantom Tollbooth character. ALso influenced Bugs's impression near the end of the 1956 Looney Tunes WIDEO WABBIT].

* On ''Literature/{{Franklin}} and Friends'', Rabbit sometimes repeats words or short phrases thrice for emphasis, i.e. "Yeah, yeah, yeah!", "Come on, come on, come on!" or "This box is great, great, great!"

* ''WesternAnimation/CampLazlo'': Samson would mumble "Merp, merp, merp" whenever he is overcome by SuperOCD-related stress.

*** Scorponok often made the sound "ora" for no apparent reason, while Waspinator would end his sentences with a "buuun" sound (which I'm assuming is the Japanese onomatopoeia for buzzing).
** Warpath from the [[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers original cartoon]] had it so bad - it was rare to hear him go more than four or five words without a ''pow'' or ''zowie.''

*** Warpath (Bam, Pow) talks really weird like he has tourettes and causes him to mutter Onomatopoetic words related to StuffBlowingUp. Less so than G1, at least in the show.

*** Slo-Mo likes to use a synonym for anything.

*** Carrera is a nutcase. There. He talks like a sports announcer all the time. But, weirdly enough, Bumper thinks this will lower his chances of being a sports announcer. SarcasmMode much?

** Their parody of MickeyMouse ended all of his sentences with his signature "huh-HUH!" laugh. [[BlackComedy This is kind of disturbing when he's kicking a Jonas Brother until he bleeds.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans''

* ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats''

* In Season 3 of ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'', Forager is incapable of using any sort of pronoun, constantly repeating his name or the names of others. Megan explains at one point that Forager's people have a complex sense of identity, and thus have no pronouns in their vocabulary. Played for laughs when he can't even say "it" when playing tag; after tagging Nightwing, he says, "Nightwing is Nightwing."

* ''WesternAnimation/FacesMusicParty'': His trademark three-note trumpet sound makes a return in this series, and it always occurs at least once per episode.