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Fang Thpeak
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A speech impediment that strikes vampires (and other fanged creatures, as well), where their spoken s's become th's or, more often, sh's. Here's the technical explanation for why it happens: False teeth tend to cause sibilants (s; soft c, like the first c in "circus"; and sometimes z) to be mispronounced because the prosthetics force a change in the position of the tongue. Interdentals (th) are made by the tongue going against the upper incisors - sibilants are more likely to be mispronounced as interdentals when the incisors are altered or missing, as with fake buck teeth or missing front teethnote hence the stereotypical gap-toothed child's lisp. More common with prosthetic fangs are for the sibilants to become post-alveolar fricatives (sh), caused by the tongue being forced back by the wider and longer canines. Fang Thpeak can be called to the audiensh'sh attention in two waysh: When the writersh make no effort to avoid shibilantsh, charactersh who have fangsh will alwaysh shpeak thish way, or, When the people writing the show, having one actor (or more) who wear a fang proshthetic, go out of their way to try to write dialogue avoiding the letter "S". An attempt of that nature will very likely end with the character having a rather odd vocabulary and pattern of word choishe. And the shibelentsh that do get through are glaring. Can be avoided by the actors just redubbing the offending voices over later (without the problematic prosthetics), but episodic tv shows don't always have the time or the budget for that. The same thing happens to a slightly lesser degree to people who wear upper dentures, and orthodontic retainers. Again, it's the mouthpiece interfering with the position of the tongue. Other consistent mispronunciations include ventriloquists substituting g or v for b, and f for p — it's nearly impossible to pronounce a b or p sound without noticeable movement of the lips. Related to Vampire Vords and Sssssnake Talk. Compare to Funetik Aksent. |
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Tanz Der Vampire: Averted. Vampire actors are fitted with prosthetic fangs, but receive training to speak and sing clearly. | |
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The Parasol Protectorate: Vampires consider "fang-lisping" to be the height of vulgarity, and are swift to train new larvae out of it as before letting them out in public. At the beginning of the series, the fact that the mysterious vampire that attacks Alexia was lisping is one of the signs that there was something abnormal about him. | |
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In one of the Cinema Purgatorio stories, "Code Pru", Prudence meets a vampire who talks like that. | |
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In Calvin and Hobbes, Calvin mentions that saber-toothed tigers probably talked like this and says they went most definitely extinct because they couldn't understand what they were saying. Hobbes is not amused with him disrespecting his ancestors like this. | |
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Supernatural: Spoofed in "LARP and the Real Girl" when a LARPer dressed as an orc has his false fangs fall out in the middle of a slurred Badass Boast. As he's held in the stocks, someone else has to put them back in for him. | |
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Planet of the Apes (2001) fell into this with a lot of the ape actors. Tim Roth had it particularly bad, and his character's name was Thade. That's rough. | |
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Total Drama: Beth has these in season one because of her braces. She loses it in season two and onwards due to them being removed. | |
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All of the Trolls in Homestuck have fangs, but Sollux is the only one that has been stated to have a lisp. This is because Sollux is also the only one with doubled incisors (and it is only the incisors, and their counterparts in the lower jaw, that are doubled). Which is why it vanishes when Karkat accidentally knocks those extra fangs out. | |
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Juliet Van Heusen from Wizards of Waverly Place has a slight lisp once her fangs grow. | |
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The Cat on Red Dwarf suffers a little bit of this from time to time. | |
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Mooch the cat in Mutts. He has a speech impediment that causes him to insert an sh into words when he "shpeaks", such as yesh (yes), shmilk (milk), and shmousie (mousie). | |
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Krurgor in Ythaq belongs to a race that can basically be described as bipedal walrusses, including speech-hindering fangs. | |
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Iacar from Wurr haf a diftinctive lifp. | |
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Warcraft has Garona, even if they're only in her lower jaw. Honest Trailers even highlight that among all the teeth regarding Orcs, there's "the prosthetic teeth this actress can barely speak through." | |
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Phineas gets this when he dresses as a vampire for Halloween. | |
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Mr. Scarface in Batman comics had this problem, pronouncing all 'B's as 'G's. This was because he was actually a ventriloquist dummy who was the split personality of Arnold Wesker (appropriately titled the Ventriloquist), and Batman has used it to figure out his identity a few times when Scarface was trying to pretend he was somebody not made of wood. (In another story where Wesker took on a different masked identity, Robin figured out who he was when he realized this villain was avoiding words with B's.) This speech impediment was not carried over to Scarface's appearances in Batman: The Animated Series or The Batman, since it was deemed too awkward. | |
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Many of the Klingons and Ferengi on Star Trek's various series, particularly since they typically had entire mouths full of awkward prosthetic teeth. Particularly noticeable when recurring actors had to wear the makeup — such as in the Deep Space Nine episode "Apocalypse Rising", in which Odo, Sisko, and O'Brien go undercover as Klingons. O'Brien even points it out. And Michael Dorn (who played Worf, a Klingon, for at least 13 years) found their plight rather amusing. | |
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The Jagermonsters in Girl Genius show enormous fangs when they speak or smile, some even have tusks, but for reasons somewhere between plot development and Rule of Funny, they speak with Funetik Aksent — cod-German or East European, in their case. The harshness of the accent could be put down to the fangs, but the handful of Jagers without these dental excesses talk the same way, so it seems to be cultural. | |
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Penny from ChalkZone. | |
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A Pup Named Scooby-Doo mixes this with Vampire Vords, where an actor who plays a vampire claims that the fake fangs he wears makes him speak in an accent when asked why he doesn't have an accent off-screen. | |
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Lisa Loud from The Loud House. | |
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Wapthi Thquare, uh, Wapsi Square: Monica ekthperientheth a temporary(?) bout of this as a result of her Jaguar Girl identity coming to the fore in the Bibliothiki. | |
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Dragon Quest IV: The Minidemons always talk this way in the DS version. | |
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Betsy Taylor in Mary Janice Davidson's Undead and Unwed thpeakth like thith. | |
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In The Multiversity, this is how the snake Sivana speaks, very much averting Sssssnake Talk. | |
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WNUF Halloween Special has a scene where a costumed audience outside of a haunted house is being asked about the house's history. A tall, scared-looking man in a vampire costume, complete with cheap plastic fangs, says, "Shomebody died in thish houshe?" | |
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Nixie the Tiefling of 1 For All has fangs and speaks with a lisp, which complements her psychopathic womanchild personality. | |
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Many kids in the Asterix comics speak like this, including kid-ified versions of most of the main cast during the Flashback story How Obelix Fell into the Magic Potion. | |
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In the Cast Commentary for Van Helsing, Richard Roxburgh mentions that the fake fangs he wore would interfere with many of his lines, creating a goofy lisp even in the most dramatic scenes, and how they sometimes had to ADR many of his lines. | |
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Kate and Sophie have a variant of this due to their boxing mouth guards in Well-Matched. | |
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Chrysalis Visits The Hague has a bad grammatical case of this; It's largely justified when ponies are holding platters and swords in their mouths, but that doesn't explain why any character's speech is reduced to comical "shlurs" when they have as much as a single cigarette between their lips. Edith's subtler slurring is justified at least, since a falling rock almost ends up breaking her jaw. | |
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The werewolves and other fanged supernatural beings in Teen Wolf. Most noticeable with Peter and Decualion, since their fangs are larger than normal. | |
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Shelly Marsh, from South Park, speaks like this because of her braces and retainer. | |
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Not so much in True Blood (although it does happen) but in the parody video of the show. | |
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The protagonist of Last Year's Snow Was Falling speaks that way (Lost in Translation, unfortunately). No explanation is given, but the condition is permanent. Possibly a parody on the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, who suffered from throat cancer. | |
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Vampire Camille in Bloody Urban. When she was applying for Australian citizenship she only passed the dictation testnote something Australia used to restrict non-white immigration pre-1958 by mind-controlling the proctor. Camille, Shannon's fragile little sister, has crooked, front-facing fangs which result in a speech impediment. |
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. In the DVD commentary for the first season of Buffy, Joss Whedon explains that the prosthetic fangs the actors wear make particular sounds difficult to pronounce properly. The makeup artists and the actors learned a few tricks to get around this; custom prosthetics for major characters eased this problem. Whedon even invoked this trope in the first season Buffy DVD commentary by apologizing to one of his guest-stars for making him use the phrase "excruciating loser" in full vamp-face. Juliette Landau wore her fangs for an extended period before taking up the role of Drusilla specifically to learn how to speak properly with them. Unfortunately, guest vamps lacked the time for this and some had more trouble than others. | |
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The Beast in Fables, whenever his curse is only partially in effect — he's got fangs but not a big enough mouth to fit them in, so they get in the way. | |
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Similar to the example from Homestuck, members of Species X from DNA have mouths full of sharp teeth but only one of them, named Orion, talks like this, and he gets picked on for it. His teeth stick out noticeably more than the rest of the Xs'. | |
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In Empowered, the villain King Tyrant Lizard (a human turned intelligent dinosaur) and the hero Homunculoid talk like this; the former has a tyrannosaur's jaws and teeth, the latter has oversized lips and tongue. | |
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The Muppet Movie: "It's a myth! A MYTH!" | |
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Vir Cotto from Babylon 5 originally sported large canine teeth like all other Centauri, but they quickly disappeared because it made the actor talk like this. | |
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Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines has a few examples that make you wonder whether the VA was wearing prosthetics, among the youngest of the vampires. | |
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