Catchphrase / Fan Works

• The Ace Savvy Extended Universe:
  • Lady Killstrike chants, "Nuba!" when she fights.
  • Similarly, Ronnie Anne chants, "Adi!", then finishes on "Adios!" when she delivers her final blow.
• Almost every chapter of the All Guardsmen Party starts with "So no shit, there we were..."
• Hetalia: Axis Powers fanfic Gankona, Unnachgiebig, Unità: Italy's "Ve", although he doesn't say it as much as he does in canon. Romano also occasionally says "Chigi".
• Calvin & Hobbes: The Series:
  • "IT'S DOCTOR BRAINSTORM!"
  • "You know, when I was at the university..." for Sherman.
• In Chrysalis Visits The Hague, there's Edith's "Ive seen worse.". Though, given her job (pathologist) and her nationality (Bosnian), that's not too hard to believe.
• A Crown of Stars: Shinji has several ones:
  • "Oh Gods Oh Gods Oh Gods Oh Gods Oh Gods Oh Gods" when he is freaking out;
  • "Oh Gods, please don't let me fuck this up!" when he is worried about ruining his fragile chances to win Asuka over;
  • "Don't say 'I'm sorry', or she'll kill me," when he and Asuka are trying to have a serious, civil talk and he has to remember himself that his constant, automatic excuses are liable to piss her off.
• In Crowns of the Kingdom, Mickey deliberately uses his "See ya real soon!" in order to comfort the animated characters.
• In Divine Blood Naiki is the Demoness of Torrent, she often reminds people of this by stating the definition of Torrent: "A violent, tumultuous, overwhelming flow." What follows is usually either incredibly stupid or amazing.
• Everyday Craziness in Pontypandy: Gabby has "Peaches and cream!", used to express surprise or amazement.
• Fire Emblem: Three Houses: Fifth Path: Claude combines this with Gratuitous Greek with his consistent exclamation of "Di immortales."
• The Flash Beginnings: Barry calls Caitlin "Luv" mostly to annoy her.
• In Teen Titans: Together for Tomorrow, Mercy will usually respond to Lex with, "Yes, Mr. Luthor." Kid Flash asks, since Mercy is a Robot Girl, if she's programmed to say anything else during their fight. (She can, but it doesn't come up much.)
• In The Flash Sentry Chronicles (My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic and My Little Pony: Equestria Girls): Before Grand Hoof goes into battle he says the phrase "count up your sins" to his opponent as a warning, since they'll need to explain them when they get to the other side. This also doubles as a Pre Asskicking Oneliner. Since Grand Hoof is often viewed as the leader of the Royal Knights it also leads to a few of them using it themselves from time to time.
• In Fractured, a Mass Effect/Star Wars/Borderlands'' crossover and its sequel, many characters bust out their canon Catch Phrases.
• There are several in FREAKIN GENSOKYO:
  • Brad has a couple. "Shiieeeeut" and "hyonk" stand out, and the exasperated cry of "Son." He also says "Yo ho ho~!" with surprising frequency for a non-pirate.
  • The fluffles are frequently heard to declare "im fluffy".
  • Ha-chan has her joyful yell of "Brad-kun!", often preceding an enthusiastic glomp.
• Kazuma V Tanya has one for each protagonist: Tanya keeps her "Curse you, Being X!" while Kazuma repeatedly declares "This world sucks!"
• The Keys Stand Alone: "Don't fuck with Nine Thousands!"
• In the Total Drama reimagining, The Legend of Total Drama Island, The Storyteller uses two notable catch phrases as narrative devices/flourishes:
  • The phrase, "but that is another story for another time" foreshadows later (sometimes much later) subplots and plot points. Taken from The Sword of Shannara, wherein the Druid Allanon used this phrase whenever he mentioned anything touching on the origin of the elves.
  • The phrase, "but nothing would be gained by repeating it here" is a narrative flourish for skipping over repetitive content. Taken from the Mardrus & Mathers translation of The Book of the Thousand and One Nights.
• In Light and Dark The Adventures of Dark Yagami, characters often declare that they will do something, "OR MY NAME ISN'T (full name)". Amusingly subverted when Sayu says ?I WILL HAVE TO FIGHT (Dark) OR MY NAME ISNT SAYU YAGAMI WHICH ITS NOT ANYMORE BECAUSE NOW ITS sA~y?U ANIME AFTER I MARRED MISA IN MASACHEWSETS.?
• In The Lion King Adventures, Haiba's famous line: "I'm so hot, I'm cool! And I'm so cool, I'm hot!"
  • Also, the Interceptor's "I like it!"
• Luminosity's Chelsea rarely says...anything, actually, but thinks "Everyone must love me" constantly.
• Make a Wish provides us with Mr. Black's "I'm just a guy on vacation."
• My Brave Pony: Starfleet Magic: Brain has "Satisfactory, most satisfactory."
  • And to a lesser extent, "(other adjective), most (other adjective)".
• Midnight Star of Midnight Star has "All good things end", the phrase she lived by in her previous world and the one she plans to teach Twilight's Equestria as well.
• In My Huntsman Academia, Izuku has a tendency to say "Holy woah!" when he's startled, surprised, or in awe.
• The New Man: An Adam Smasher SI has a mental variant. The title character often notes that he has no real authority over the people he's bossing around, "But most folks don’t try to argue with Adam Smasher nowadays."
• In, The Night Unfurls, whenever Kyril shows indifference or dismissiveness, he often utters "so I have been told", "so I am", "so he/she is", or something similar. Claudia finds the former one very irritating.
• Pokémon fanfic Olivine Romance: "I'm sorry if I misled you, but I'm not interested in being anything but friends." - Jasmine's standard rejection notice.
• Chloe Auriville/Cure Rosa from Pretty Cure Perfume Preppy has "Catch you on the rebound!", which doubles as "On the Next Episode of..." Catch-Phrase.
• The Setup Wizard: Emily likes mentioning the Hogwarts "internal technology train. Choo choo."
• Kaida from Son of the Sannin has "I'm the closest thing Konoha has to a princess", which she uses every time she feels that she's being forced to do something below her station.
• Several characters utter their catch phrases in The Story to End All Stories.
• Shadow Crystal Mage's Takamachi Nanoha of 2814 has "Mine!" Everyone says it at some point.
• Jaune in Pineapple ends up using the phrase "You should have tried harder" to pretty much everyone who failed the initiation test^note Hilariously, Jaune put in the least effort of anyone during Initiation and passed because he grabbed one of the giant chess pieces while everyone else spent the entire exam fighting Grimm, thinking they had the relics the initiates had to acquire.
• Falkner in Pokémon Reset Bloodlines often says "I have something better than that", usually when presented with an option or given a suggestion to do something.
• This Bites!:
  • Cross loves to say, "Pi~ra~te," in a singsong tone when he's taunting someone over his latest underhanded trick by reminding them he is a career criminal.
  • Boss Dugong and the TDWS share one. Whenever Boss is suitably impressed by something, he'll declare it "A Man's Romance", and his students will then cheer "Go, Boss, Go!"

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