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Pokémon Speak

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When the Verbal Tic sufferer is pushed well past Smurfing all the way to its logical conclusion and practically becomes The Unintelligible, this is the result, a speech disorder primarily suffered by some types of mons.
The primary symptom is repeating its own name or a part thereof over and over. It's especially strange when one considers that cats don't go around saying "Cat! Cat!" et cetera. Sometimes it's part of an attack or an affirmative of their master's commands. Often, it's the only thing the monster ever says, which may require Repeating So the Audience Can Hear.
Can be a Justified Trope if the monsters in question made their sounds before people named them, and people decided to name them that — which happens once in a while in real life. For example, the Chinese word for cat is Mao. In Egyptian, it's called Mau.
Due to the abbreviation of PoKéMoN used in the Pokémon games (PKMN), Leetspeak and UnrEaDaBLe INTerNet wr1tINg are called "Pokémon Speech" in Poland.
Compare with Smurfing, Speaking Simlish, Hulk Speak, Planet of Steves, Speech-Impaired Animal, Verbal Tic Name, A Dog Named "Dog", and Silly Animal Sound. One-Word Vocabulary is the supertrope, for a character that can say only one word, that isn't necessarily their name.
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Parodied in Super Mario Adventures: At one point, Friendly Floyd sells the brothers a Yoshi phrasebook... which isn't helpful as seen in the trope image.
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Adventure Time has James Baxter, a horse, voiced and animated by James Baxter, who can only say his name. He does a spectacular job as a motivational speaker regardless.
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Puella Magi Madoka Magica The Abridged Series (by Pony Not Ready) does this with Kyubey only speaking in Poke Speak with subtitles. (Though Kyubey doesn't actually do this in the series proper).
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Long-running Canadian children's show The Polka Dot Door had a character called "Polkaroo" who just said "Polkaroo!" in varying tones. Averted in the successor series Polka Dot Shorts, where Polkaroo had full dialogue, albeit courtesy of the narrator, and without a moving mouth.
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Pokémon Detective Pikachu:
This gets played as a problem: since no one is able to understand Pikachu and can only hear him say his name over and over again, he is frustrated, lonely, and cynical as a result. Demonstrated in a scene where the lead character Tim asks a passerby if she can understand him: cue Pikachu saying "Pika-pika!" in the usual Ikue Ōtani voice from Pokémon: The Series, and the woman thinking it's adorable.
With the other Pokemon in the film, it varies — some like Psyduck and Jigglypuff say their names (the latter reusing its existing voice acting from the anime), but most of them vocalize more like actual animals to suit the semi-realistic look and feel of the world. And Mewtwo is a telepath, so like his animated incarnation he can make himself heard in English.
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Meow Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Henrietta meow meow combination meow meow meow meow meow Verbal Tic.note "In Mister Rogers Neighborhood, Henrietta is a combination of this trope and Verbal Tic." Additionally, in her appearances prior to this show, she was a more straightforward example, knowing only three English words: "wonderful", "telephone", and "Misterogers" (as he was called at the time).
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Lil' Char and the Gang: Despite being a Pokémon webcomic, only Bulbasaur speaks this way. Not even his cousin Ivysaur knows why he does that. His friends can understand him just fine, but everyone older has trouble.
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Ratfist has Glenn, whose only lines of dialogue are "I'm Glenn."
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Mana Khemia 2: Fall of Alchemy has Puniyo, a young girl raised by Punis (slime-like monsters) who can only communicate by saying "~Puni!". Her "Puni brothers" acts as a translator for the other party members.
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Tamagotchi:
In Miracle Friends, the Dreambakutchis, little creatures that Miraitchi and Clulutchi need to collect to return to the future, can only say "baku".
In the Thai dub, Pipospetchi can only say "pipo", which is placed over his binary speak from the original Japanese dub.
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John Wick: Chapter 4 features John getting escorted to a crime lord by a member of the Ruska Roma named Klaus. We learn this as for some inexplicable reason, all three of his lines are simply "I am Klaus." Director Chad Stahelski confirmed the whole gag was partly a Shout-Out to Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), partly because it was placeholder dialogue that they realized sounded funny enough to leave in unaltered.
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Professor Timothy from South Park: The Fractured but Whole is still limited to saying "TIMMY!" as he is in the cartoon. Subverted on his telepathic channel, however.
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In the Roco Kingdom animated series, the pets, or at least Roco's pet Dimo, can only say their names. With Roco Kingdom being a mockbuster of Pokemon, this shouldn't be too surprising.
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Baby level Digimon, in most seasons. (Digimon Adventure 02 and Digimon Frontier had perfectly articulate Baby Digimon.) Various characters and season have had their share of Verbal Tics, however.
Shellmon from Digimon Adventure does this during its first appearance, but later drops it completely with its reappearances, now talking in coherent sentences.
The first Frigimon encountered in the series had a fondness for yelling his own name, but could speak just fine besides (especially after getting un-Brainwashed).
Meramon, when under the control of a Black Gear, shouted "Burning!" a lot, which in Japanese would have been "Mera," making it Pokespeak there. (In English, yelling "Burning! BURNING!" made him sound Ax-Crazy... which he was at the time, driven mad by his own flame burning him and being a bit scary.)
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Dragon Quest VIII has a scene after you beat a moleman boss of his subordinates speaking in nothing but "dig" and "dug." You can understand them just fine in the dialog box text, despite this.
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In Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL, most of Yuma's syllable monsters speak only their name. For example, Gagaga Girl often says "Gagaga." His ace monster No. 39 Kibou'ou Hope and his evolutions are also prone to say "HOOOOOOOOPE!" or other parts of their names.
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Rover, the heroic Sentinel in the X-Men storyline "Here Comes Tomorrow" only says the word "Destroy!" Tom Skylark understands him perfectly. Rover also has a couple of appearances in Wolverine and the X-Men (2009), including an entire episode revolving around his relationship with Marrow, who spends most of her time with him trying to teach him more words...with absolutely no success.
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Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey introduces the greatest scientist in the universe (never stated exactly where, but never denied that he's from Mars), "the dude who can make one word mean anything": Station!
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The Rotom Pokédex from the Sun and Moon series is another subversion, speaking in fluent human language (ending his sentences with "Roto" in Japanese notwithstanding). This is a case of it being entirely engineered, as a normal Rotom still speaks Pokémon Speak, but the voice is largely based on the preexisting voice synthesis engine of a normal Pokédex. The specific device was engineered to allow for Rotom (a Pokémon that likes to possess electronic devices) to easily access said engine and communicate through it.
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Used and mocked in A Midsummer Night's Dream; Bottom's idea of a suitable line for Thisbe is to have her say her own name repeatedly.
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In The Neverhood, Bill the Robot says only two words that sound like "Me/Big Bill."
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Eriond in The Belgariad. When he's first introduced, all he knows how to say is "Errand" in different tones of voice. The rest starts calling him Errand because they can't keep calling him "boy". Later on in The Malloreon he learns to speak properly.
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Bjornbot, Bjorn Bjornson's robot double from Robotboy can only say "Bjorn!!" (usually with as much pathos as TIMMMEH) - And "Ja!!" Since his only purpose is to be the world's greatest fighting robot, it is possible that Bjornson just didn't bother to program him to say anything else.
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The dog Potato in Air, which can only say "piko" over and over and occasionally "pikori" (not his name, but same idea).
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While played straight in the anime and most other adaptations, the original Pocket Monsters manga subverts this with most Pokémon capable of talking, with the exception of Red's Pikachu, who plays it straight.
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The Simpsons: In part two of 'Who Shot Mr. Burns?' when Mr. Burns wakes up all he can say is ‘Homer Simpson’. Even then he can’t remember Homer’s name.
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Mechamato: The Cone Konchos seem to have a limited vocabulary, only speaking the words "Kon" and "Koncho", except for their Token Good Teammate, who translates for them.
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The Magic School Bus had a class-pet frog named Bella who did this. She escaped to a nearby pond and met another frog who, going by how he talked, was named Herman.
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Since animals don't speak human or vice-versa in the Cool Kids Table game Homeward Bound 4, the players can only hear them say "human human human!" The only exception is the little girl who finds Jake the Deinonychus cute.
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Looney Tunes:
In the cartoon Hollywood Steps Out, Actress Ann Sheridan, known as "The Oomph Girl" is only able to say "Oomph".
The Roadrunner's name is changed to "Beep Beep" (in the Italian dub) or "Bip Bip" (in the French dub), thus making him this trope.
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Yogi Bear: Yowp the dog, rather dedicated to his hunts for young animals and bandits, appears in three episodes. Almost every vocalization he makes is barking his own given name.
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Pokemon: Johto Quest: This trope is averted as the Pokemon in this series make generic animal noises. For example, Eddy is a sheep-like Pokemon and therefore it bleats like an actual sheep.
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Bistro Recipe/Fighting Foodons, known to many as that Quirky Work where chefs turn food dishes into Mons, was rather odd about this. Some Foodons could only say their names, some could say their names and a series of stereotypical phrases (I.E. a British dumpling speaking only in "pip pips" and "tally-hos"), and some were able to speak a full lingual range.
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Parodied in Tora Dora, where Ryuji gets so excited whenever it sounds like Inko-chan, his parakeet, is going to say her name. Inko-chan always stutters, then blurts out a word that is much more difficult to pronounce than "Inko".
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Boota in Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann has a vocabulary of four words most of the time: "Boota," "Boo," "Ta" and "Oink."
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In Diablo II, various fallen repeatedly call the names of some of their greatest heroes (boss critters). Especially said bosses themselves, Rakanishu, Bishibosh, and Colenzo. Notably, when the PC approaches the Fallen to attack, they usually scream something like "Back off!"
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 Diablo II (Video Game)
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Another reverse example in Ao No Exorcist - Shiemi's Familiar, a Green Man Sprout, can only make the sound 'Niiii!', so she names him 'Nii-chan'. Which is, of course, also a common contraction of the Japanese term for 'Big brother', making it a bit of an Ironic Nickname too, given his tiny size.
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The Babadook: Played for Horror with the titular creature, which says its own name in a drawn-out guttural retching sound.
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Pokémon The 'Bridged Series naturally likes playing with this trope. Several Pokemon speak like they do in the anime, while others speak perfect English.
One hilarious example of Pokémon Speak involves an Oddish whose cry (Of "Oddish!" naturally) is subtitled as "Fuck you." Then every single "Oddish" cry translates to the same thing, resulting in Pokémon Speak WITHIN Pokémon Speak.
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Community:
Magnitude, while capable of a full vocabulary, goes to great lengths to limit the majority of his on-camera speech to just repeating "Pop! Pop!"
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Kamen Rider Zero-One has the Dodo Magia, who constantly utters "Dodo!"
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 Kamen Rider Zero-One
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The lahms in the Mole's World animated series only say "bibo". There is an episode where Lazai's bibo-ing is translated in subtitles for the audience, however.
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Ox, in Lair For Rent, was a brilliant researcher before his lab accident, and might still be, except that the accident resulted in him being unable to say anything other than "Ox". Later in the book, it's implied that his speech is actually being highly compressed in a way that just makes complete paragraphs condense to something that sounds, to humans, like "Ox".
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In Mobile Suit Baba, Baba (from Baba is You) can only speak by repeating the syllable "ba" in various configurations. Every other character in the game understands him perfectly.
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Pokémon Speak
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Puyo Puyo Tetris has Sig's alternate voice in the Japanese version makes all of his voice clips entirely this, resulting in "Shigu!"
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Arrested Development:
Annyong is called this because he keeps saying "Annyong!" (which is Korean for "hello") to everybody. His real name is Hel-Loh.
Steve Holt is fond of shouting his own name as well.
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While Ubauzos and Ranborgs usually speak like this, they can speak normally to say their Last Words when purified.
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 Delicious Party♡Pretty Cure
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In the Sonic Runners Halloween Event, the boos, the ghosts that appeared in the haunted stages in Sonic Adventure 2, communicate by saying "boo".
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In Mega Man: Defender of the Human Race, Beat the robo-bird can only say his name.
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In the cartoon Hollywood Steps Out, Actress Ann Sheridan, known as "The Oomph Girl" is only able to say "Oomph".
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Mini-Me in Austin Powers. MEEEE!!! MEEEE!!! MEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
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The first segment of the Firefly Funhouse Match during WrestleMania 36 involves John Cena's SmackDown debut from 2002. 2002 Cena is unable to say anything other than "Ruthless Aggression!"
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The Desertrians could speak properly and said the name of the object they possessed (instead of their name).
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 HeartCatch Pretty Cure!
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Coco in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. Frequently, the other characters repeat her lines à la Repeating So the Audience Can Hear: "Coco coco!" "Ripoff artist?!"
Sometimes the writers were more clever about it, like when an extremely sick Bloo made them think a ghost was loose in the house.
In one episode, everyone was wondering how to get a great room Mac accidentally gave away.
Even her diary and a note she wrote reads "Coco coco coco cococococo." Pokémon Writing?
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The alien invader Puchuus in Excel♡Saga... usually. It may be part of their disarmingly cute disguise. When they get hit/killed, they turn ugly and start blurting out Kansai gangster-talk (rendered as deep, crude English in the dub) or random English nonsense. Episode 22 features several who speak properly.
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Most of the monster characters in Anpanman have evolved into this. Originally, Ankora would simply speak in the third person and Kaze Konkon spoke fluently, but now, they're reduced to speaking only their own names. Koankora, Ankora's child, is only a baby, so it's at least justified a little for him. Despite this, Poppo-chan, a baby train, used to speak fluently, adding "poppo" randomly to sentences or just saying it whenever. Now, "poppo" is the only thing she says.
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Mike Salcedo’s short video series Alphabet stars an entire alphabet of anthropomorphic letters who can only say their own name.
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In the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga Volumes 6-7, the Monster World characters Pau and Pokii say their own names.
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Sesame Street: the alien Yip-Yips.
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In the Kittisaurus series Kittisaurus Villains, Chuchu's dialogue is her saying 'Chu' with translation text. Lala's dialogue consists solely of 'Myah!' (a dead on impersonation of her meow), which also comes with translation text.
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In Theodore Tugboat, all Donald Dock can say is "Uh-huh", and all Jasper the Junk Dock can say is "Nope".
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Pokémon Speak
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In Superfriends, The Wonder Twins' pet/mascot Gleek communicated by saying only his name.
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 Superfriends
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In World of Warcraft, Golgoss in Townlong Steppes does this as you summon him (Golgoss says: Gol... goss...).
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Pokémon Speak
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In ¡Mucha Lucha! the wrestler Snowpea usually only repeats his name. Except at the end of one episode, where he said the name of his MMORPG Author Avatar, "Rutabega."
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 Â¡Mucha Lucha!
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The Transformers: In the season 2 episode Kremzeek, the little electrical creature can only say its name (Kremzeeeeeek!)
This is how Snarl and Swoop are voiced in the Japanese dub of Transformers: Animated.
In both the original Japanese and the English dub versions of Transformers: Armada, the titanic Decepticon warship/warrior Tidal Wave says little except for chanting his own name.
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Mahna Mahna and Hugga Wugga of The Muppet Shownote Although Mahna Mahna first appeared on Sesame Street, then on The Ed Sullivan Show., each of them originating from a specific sketch where they would Troll various other Muppets while singing/scatting/rhythmically speaking the syllables of their names.
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In Guardian Fairy Michel, all Poyo can say is "Old lady!"
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Judy in The Adventures of Dr. McNinja can only speak in grunts of "ook" or "ugh"(or ASL but the Doctor doesn't understand that). Understandable due to her being a gorilla.
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The Roadrunner's name is changed to "Beep Beep" (in the Italian dub) or "Bip Bip" (in the French dub), thus making him this trope.
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 Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner
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Ben 10: Alien Force: In the final episode, The Final Battle, the drones Vilgax has linked to the stolen Omnitrix to create a transforming army are only able to say the name Ben gave to the form they're in. Endlessly, and in a Creepy Monotone.
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Zakennas in Futari wa Pretty Cure suffer from this, as do Uzainas, Kowainas, Hoshinas, Negatones, Akanbes, Saiarks, Zetzuborgs, Yokubarus, Oshimaidas, Nottorigas, Megabyogens, and Yaraneedas. There are some exceptions:
The butler zakennas which speak human language, only saying "-zakenna" to end their sentences.
The Nakewamekes could cry random things related to the object they possessed i.e a Vending Machine Nakewameke that yelled advertisements of soft drinks ("MADE FROM CONCENTRATE!", "ZERO CALORIES!") or in a particularly bizarre instance, a Nakewameke possessing a catching net that for some reason resembled a stereotypical mariachi spoke Gratuitous Spanish ("¡AMIGO!").
The Jikuchuus usually made puns off the object they resembled i.e a train Jikuchuu who claimed to be "too off the rails to be railroaded!".
The Desertrians could speak properly and said the name of the object they possessed (instead of their name).
There were also two instances of quiz-based monsters (a Negatone and an Akanbe) speaking normally and asking questions and answers. The last one actually shocked the girls as they didn't expected to be subject to an impromptu questionnaire in the middle of a battle.
While Ubauzos and Ranborgs usually speak like this, they can speak normally to say their Last Words when purified.
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In Puella Magi Madoka Magica The Movie: Rebellion, Kyubey only says "Kyuppu!" for the first hour or so, to trick people into viewing him as a harmless sidekick.
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The British preschool series In the Night Garden... has every character (except for Igglepiggle and the Pontipines, who both make squeaking sounds) doing this. However, all of the speaking characters can also say "Pip pip onk onk" - roughly translated, "See you later, I'm sure".
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In High on Life, after Gene's attempt to fix him, Lezduit is only able to say his name.
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Westeros: An American Musical: The play's version of Bronn only says his own name if he speaks at all. Hodor, the canonical holder of the trait, isn't in the play.
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Before she overcame her camera-shyness, Blythe's vocabulary in Littlest Pet Shop (2012) was reduced to just her name when put in front of a TV camera.
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 Littlest Pet Shop (2012)
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In Justice League Dark: Apokolips War the character King Shark is only able to say "King Shark is a shark!" During his dying moments he reveals that he was able to speak full sentences the entire time, a fact which iritates Captain Boomerang.
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Guardians of the Galaxy: The tree-alien Groot is only capable of saying the phrase "I am Groot!" (and occasionally very simple sentences like "Groot am ow"). Apparently he's very smart and if you're capable of hearing the slight nuances, he can provide a very detailed explanation. When saying "I am Groot!".
In Rocket Raccoon #5, Groot tells a story, making up the bulk of the comic, in which all forms of verbal and written communication are restricted to "I am Groot".
Note that this is Flanderization. Before Annihilation: Conquest, Groot was incredibly verbose (think a slightly nicer Doctor Doom in tree-form). Starting with Conquest, his vocabulary started dumbing down, until by the time of The Thanos Imperative, "I am Groot" was all he could say. In the run-up to Infinity Wars (2018), he regains his former verbosity.
Inverted in the opening of Guardians of the Galaxy (2020), where Groot speaks normally, but everyone else has a case of the "I am Groots".
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Subverted in DuckTales (2017): initially it seems like the Wendigo plays this straight, saying 'wendigo', but it turns out he's actually saying 'when'd he go' because he's the Ghost of Christmas Past looking for Scrooge, who stole his time umbrella and left him stranded in the past.
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Gravity Falls: Lost Legends reveals he's actually very intelligent and a Fourth-Wall Observer, but due to a curse cast on him by a dark warlock eons ago, he can only speak fluently one night every thousand years.
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In Wolverine and the X-Men (2009), in the Bad Future, reprogrammed Sentinel Rover is only capable of saying one word with various inflections due to having been built from scrapped parts: "Destroy". At least until his Heroic Sacrifice, where he takes on several other Sentinels in order to help the others escape, eventually falling close to Marrow, the member he was closest to, and saying "Run".
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In the Peppa Pig parody, Poppa Peg, by Negas, Poppa's mother can only say her own name: "MOTHAFUCKA!" (With a very manly voice, too).
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Several Zonders in GaoGaiGar can only say "ZONDAAAAA!!"
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In Warframe, friendly Grineer trooper Clem's vocabulary is limited to two words: "Clem" and "Grakata" (his guns).
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Shellmon from Digimon Adventure does this during its first appearance, but later drops it completely with its reappearances, now talking in coherent sentences.
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In Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu, SÅ�suke's Bonta-kun mascot-mecha can only produce the catchphrase "Fumoffu!"note The voice changer is bugged, and any attempt to fix it just makes the computer crash. In the episode "The Hard-Sell Fetish", they catch a pervert with a mechanized horsehead mask in the park. The ensuing conversation goes like this:
This is all done only to be interrupted by Chidori with a slap from her Paper Fan of Doom to "Stop acting like you can understand each other!" In a later episode where Bonta-kun is hired to train ineffectual Yakuza, Chidori becomes his translator via an earpiece.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy film series, of course, has Groot (also appearing in Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame), who is only capable of repeating the phrase "I am Groot" in various intonations. For no reason that is ever explained, Rocket Raccoon is able to translate him flawlessly to the audience and so does a lot of Repeating So the Audience Can Hear. In fact, this was one reason why the role appealed so much to Vin Diesel. Subverted at the end before his Heroic Sacrifice, where he says "We are Groot" instead of his usual "I am Groot".
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Wolfenstein: The New Order has Max Hass, a large brain-damaged Manchild only capable of yelling his own name in the care of the Kreisau Circle.
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Marvel Universe: Anyone who eats the flesh of another human being within the Canadian border turns into a being which can only scream "Wendigo" while battling.
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The famous Pokémon example is conversed about in Retsutalk when slowbeef says that "when you're drunk, that is the funniest goddamned thing ever". It's then briefly parodied when Diabetus says when he gets drunk, that's how he talks to people.
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Pokémon Talk: In the first episode, Squirtle and Bulbasaur are discussing how Squirtle speaks, what with an Unexplained Accent, then:
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Domingo in the GBA remake of Shining Force. Happens again in Shining Force III with secret character Penn.
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The Arrandas in Galaxy of Fear find a child who appears to be a year old and only says "Eppon!", so that's what they call him, assuming it's his name. It is his name. Though it's actually "Weapon".
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Fallout 3:
The "Gary" clones from Vault 108: "GARRRRRY!" "Gary?" "Evening, Gary." "Haha! GARRRRY!"
There's also Bingo, from The Pitt DLC. Jotun, one of the Paradise Falls slavers, could also count - while he does occasionally say other things, he mostly sticks to grunting or stating his name.
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Marco & the Galaxy Dragon parodies this trope with a herd of cutesy unicorns. They start out saying "Unicorn", but quickly switch to punny variations like "You need corn" and "Unicorn soup". The same scene features a phoenix and a white tiger: they also say "Unicorn", much to Tera’s bewilderment.
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Ichika's pet, or whatever it is, in Waiting in the Summer only communicates with various intonations of "Na." That's right: its whole language is one syllable.
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The Bee-Bees: Boo communicates by saying his name.
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In the Myth Adventures series, Gleep the dragon is named after the one sound he makes, "Gleep!" Subverted in that it just sounds like "Gleep" to the untrained ears of the other characters, in fact he's quite erudite as is seen when an adventure is narrated from his POV. A lot of the time, though, "Gleep!" just means "Gleep!" - it seems a dragon's vocal cords are the last thing to develop. And that dragons, like Trolls in the series, tend towards Obfuscating Stupidity when dealing with outsiders.
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In Dora the Explorer most animals talk, but if Dora or her friends are being menaced by dangerous/creepy animals like sharks or snakes, they say "Sharks! Sharks! Sharks!", "Snakes! Snakes! Snakes!", etc.
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Rise of the Minisukas: The titular Minisukas communicate by uttering "Baka" and "Anta Baka" (and sometimes "Baka Shinji". Or even Bakasuka) over and again.
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Infinity Train: Voyage of Wisteria: One of the cars, the Comm-Switch Car, invokes this on passengers whereas Goh's Pokémon are freely allowed to speak their names. Lexi is the only one who is unaffected due to their being an odd number of passengers and partners for the challenge and his paper powers would make him cheese it. While silly, this also becomes very important for the rest of the story. As Warbler, who doesn't have a mouth normally, can speak. [[spoiler:Her voice sounds like Grace Monroe, the leader of the Apex.]
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Doraemon movies tends to introduce new characters of either alien or supernatural origin, which can only say their own names. Notably Piisuke the titular character from Doraemon: Nobita's Dinosaur who speaks with a "Pi!Pi", the friendly alien Goro-goro from Doraemon: Nobita's Drifts in the Universe whose vocabulary consists entirely of "Goro-goro-goro!" and Nobita's pet Fuuko from Doraemon: Nobita and the Windmasters, a puppy-sized living Wind Elemental who repeatedly says "Fuu! Fuu!" (this is likely because she's born from wind and that's the sound the wind makes, but it does inspire Nobita to give her that name).
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Toot from Bottersnikes and Gumbles can only say his name. However, there's a twist: the show's official website states that this trait manifested itself following a very unfortunate and unpleasant incident with the Bottersnikes, essentially confirming it to have been caused by trauma.
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The Legend of Zelda:
The first boss, Odolwa, in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask always and continuously chants his name during your battle with him.
In the English version of The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, the Minish merely speak bits of the word "Picori". After acquiring the Jabber Nut, they appear to speak normally.
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Yoshi stereotypically fits in this trope, despite 1) making other unintelligible noises and 2) there being several games where he is capable of full speech. Super Mario World, Tetris Attack, Super Mario 64, Paper Mario, Mario Party 3, and Super Mario Galaxy 2 are just some examples of this aversion, making this a Depending on the Writer case. A possible justification for everything except Paper Mario: According to the end of Yoshi's Island DS, one green Yoshi was born as a Star Child. He may, therefore, be the only one who speaks normally, implying that he's the main one you find in Super Mario World and Galaxy 2 and the one who translates for you in Super Mario RPG. "Yoshi" is also an expression of affirmation in Japanese, similar to the way an English speaker might say "All right!" or "Okay!", hence why he says it at the beginning and end of levels. In Super Mario Party, Yoshi's dialogue consists entirely of him saying his name. Translations are provided afterward.
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Mr. Blobby, the British children's craze of the 1990s, only communicated through repeated use of his name.
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The Pokémon Vietnamese Crystal bootleg, naturally, shows little regard for either version. Pokémon instead say random English phrases; Pidgey says "LITTLE STRAWBERRY ME BABY", Farfetch'd says "FEARFUL", etc.
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Simple Samosa:
The fried egg alien in "Anda Bhatija" is named Bua by Samosa in the episode's English redub, the reason being the creature only says "bua".
The bun bulls in "Bantantra Divas" make low-pitched "bun, bun, bun" sounds.
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A variation on Phineas and Ferb: In the episode "The Chronicles of Meap", the titular alien and his entire species can only say "Meap" unless they're wearing Universal Translator facial hair.
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The Dada would later be homaged in Ultraman Cosmos with a similar race called the Gigi, who could only say "GIGI GIGI GIGI GIGI!" Unlike the Dada, they wore Translator Collars in order to speak Japanese, which gave them all an identical-sounding masculine voice (leading to a funny moment when Captain Hiura is surprised to find out one Gigi is actually female).
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The Flintstones: Bamm-Bamm gets his name from the only phrase he says as an infant.
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Snarf in Thunder Cats 2011 can only say his name and make animal noises, as a Casting Gag (his voice actress plays Togepi and Pichu in Pokémon: The Series), and a Mythology Gag to the original's Verbal Tic.
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Another parody, this one of Hulk Vs. Wolverine, has Deadpool talking to Wolverine, who responds in this way... until the very end, where he sings out "AND I'M WOLVERIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINE!"
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Cosmo of Chainsaw Man can only say "Halloween!", and anyone she touches is also reduced to that single word of vocabulary. An encounter with Santa Claus shows exactly how this works: Cosmo actually possesses the sum knowledge of everything in the universe, and anyone she touches is automatically transported into her mind library, where their brain is overloaded with said knowledge so that it breaks their brains to the point that all they can think of or say is "Halloween!" It also shows that her thoughts are quite verbose.
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In the Felix the Cat (Joe Oriolo) cartoons, we have recurring bit-player Vavoom, an impish little boy who is only capable of saying his name, and saying it really loud. Interestingly, this becomes a source of conflict in "Vavoom Learns How To Fish"; Vavoom tries to warn a nearby town about a leaking Dam, but because he can only say his name in a way that literally blows people off their feet, they think he's harassing them and they try to capture and jail him.
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In both the original Japanese and the English dub versions of Transformers: Armada, the titanic Decepticon warship/warrior Tidal Wave says little except for chanting his own name.
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In Mamotte Shugogetten, Ru Ann the Sun Spirit can Animate Inanimate Objects, which causes them to talk like this (such as a sofa exclaiming "SOFA!").
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Kamen Rider:
Kamen Rider Zero-One has the Dodo Magia, who constantly utters "Dodo!"
The trading card-bound Chemies in Kamen Rider Gotchard.
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Super Mario Bros.
Yoshi stereotypically fits in this trope, despite 1) making other unintelligible noises and 2) there being several games where he is capable of full speech. Super Mario World, Tetris Attack, Super Mario 64, Paper Mario, Mario Party 3, and Super Mario Galaxy 2 are just some examples of this aversion, making this a Depending on the Writer case. A possible justification for everything except Paper Mario: According to the end of Yoshi's Island DS, one green Yoshi was born as a Star Child. He may, therefore, be the only one who speaks normally, implying that he's the main one you find in Super Mario World and Galaxy 2 and the one who translates for you in Super Mario RPG. "Yoshi" is also an expression of affirmation in Japanese, similar to the way an English speaker might say "All right!" or "Okay!", hence why he says it at the beginning and end of levels. In Super Mario Party, Yoshi's dialogue consists entirely of him saying his name. Translations are provided afterward.
Also, the Chapter 6 boss of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. SMORG SMORG SMORG SMORG SMORG SMORG...
The Shy Guys in Yoshi's Story all say "Hei-ho," their Japanese name.
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With the other Pokemon in the film, it varies — some like Psyduck and Jigglypuff say their names (the latter reusing its existing voice acting from the anime), but most of them vocalize more like actual animals to suit the semi-realistic look and feel of the world. And Mewtwo is a telepath, so like his animated incarnation he can make himself heard in English.
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On Neo Pokeforum this trope happens... sometimes. Some masters have Pokémon speak their names, while some have them grunt, growl and squawk like real-life animals.
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Played straight in Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl Adventure!. Hareta's Piplup, for example, speaks in "Pip"'s, "Lup"'s, and "Piplup"'s like the Piplup in the anime.
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Quack Quack the duck from Kaeloo can only say "Quack".
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In Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V, many monsters say something that is connected to their names or appearance or outright sapart of their names.
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Hitman has the demon Baytor, who is only capable of saying "I am Baytor!" Explained through the infernal hierarchy: those at the top are capable of full speech, those below them have to take up quirks like rhyming (such as Etrigan), and those below them are even more limited in speech, to the point that the lowest can't speak at all.
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Hey You, Pikachu! and Pokémon Channel are full of this, even more so than the anime. Just take a look at this video.
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The Adventure Zone: Balance has Davenport, who only says his own name. However, this is eventually revealed to be because the Laser-Guided Amnesia of the Voidfish, which erased everything he knew besides his own name.
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The same gag is used on a couple of occasions in Ashes of the Past, with Whitney's Bidoof and James's Chimecho.
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In Team America: World Police, Matt Damon never says anything other than his own name. This is allegedly because the creators thought the puppet they made looked too stupid to be able to say anything else. The man himself thought it was hilarious.
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Better Bones AU: Clanmew, the language spoken by Clan cats, often uses words for prey animals that mimic the sounds those animals make. This leads to them seeming to "say their names".
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Gridiron Heights: Anthony Richardson's shtick is just yelling his name excitedly, made even more hilarious by the fact that he's doing this with the series' trademark rookie QB baby voice until the season 8 finale
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In Mixels their enemies, the Nixels oftenly speak saying “Nix� a lot of the time. There are a few instances where the Nixels speak in common tounge.
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Kabaji in The Prince of Tennis has never been heard saying anything other than "Usu" (Yeah)
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In Zamination's animations, any Among Us Crewmate that appears can only say the word "Among Us".
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In X-Men (1992), Wendigo comes off like this due to his voice clips consisting only of him yelling his name.
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The starter Pikachu in Pokémon Yellow uses a digitized version of Ikue Otani's voice acting as its cry, but this only applies to the starter Pikachu. All other Pikachus whose trainer ID is not the same as the player's ID use the standard cry. In all games since Pokémon X and Y, all Pikachu have the voice-acted anime cry, but Raichu and Pichu still use their game cries. Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee also features a voice-acted Eevee. Partner Eevee's voice-acted cry would later transfer over to all Eevee in Pokémon Sword and Shield.
On top this, when a Meowth Gigantamaxes, it also demonstrates this trope- but ONLY when it Gigantamaxes.
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Chibi-Chibi was named the same way. In the manga, she got it because of Ikuko. Ikuko didn't remember Chibi-Usa anymore but found a teacup with her name on it which seemed to jog her memory. When she heard the doorbell ring, she ran to it thinking it was Chibi-Usa and muttered "Chibi... chibi..." in confusion when she saw the little red-haired girl instead. So she basically took the first word(s?) she heard and made it her name, since she was named by the time we saw her next. In the first anime, however, she just says "chibi" for no particular reason.
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In Atlantica Online, the Spartan character only says/utters/yells "Sparta!" as his battle quotes. Though he calls his attacks normally like everyone else.
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In the first Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, every Pokémon is capable of Animal Talk. However, likely due to a misinterpretation of the wordplay surrounding its Japanese name (which translates to "That's the way it is", referencing the catchphrase of Japanese comedian Hayashiya Sanpei), Wobbuffet only speaks its own name. The sequel, Explorers of Time/Darkness, preserves a version of the wordplay by having Wynaut and Wobbuffet frequently using the lines "Is it not?" and "That's right!" (the former being a translation of Wynaut's Japanese name).
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Star Trek: Lower Decks: In "Temporal Edict", Vindor, the gigantic champion of the Gelrakians, only seems to say his own name, usually in a bellowing roar. Subverted when Ransom takes him down — Vindor admits that he just does it to play up the Dumb Muscle angle, and loves reading.
In I Have No Bones Yet I Must Flee:
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The aliens in Red vs. Blue speak in a language made up entirely of the words "honk" and "blarg." According to a deleted scene on the DVD, it works both ways. The Aliens are confused by the human language, as it all sounds like the word "gabba" over and over. They were, however, able to distinguish the word "suck", since they say it so much.
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Parodied in ReBoot, since no Pokémon parody would be complete without this. When the heroes reboot in the Pokémon-style game, Frisket becomes a Pikachu expy, where instead of barking he would say "frisket."
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The Impossible Man has Kaijumon, a parody of Pokémon, that says their names. Then there's Ely the Chupacabra who says "Chupa. Chupa."
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This is averted in the animated trailer for Pokémon Black 2 and White 2, where the Pokémon make regular animal sounds. This also applies to the Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire Animated Trailer.
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Chu-chu, the monkey-mouse type creature in Revolutionary Girl Utena.
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A few of the robots in WALL•E, namely WALL•E himself, EVE, and M-O could only say a couple of words, one of which was their name.
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Pokémon Origins and Pokémon Generations avert this, with it being a much closer counterpart to the games than the anime. Even Pikachu doesn't use its anime noises. This combined with the fact that Pikachu is shown using its game designnote which has an oval-shaped head instead of its more familiar anime design caused a lot of complaints from fans who found it jarring.
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Odd Squad:
Each of Oscar's twenty-five Oscarbots can only say their respective number. Season 2 would introduce Oona's three Oonabots, who avert the trope, as they don't speak at all aside from robotic-sounding laughter.
The evil photocopiers in "Friends of Odd Squad" constantly repeat "duplicate".
In "Happy Halfiversary", a Flashback shows a time when Otis attempted to set up a blender, only to have it go insane and start chasing after agents while repeating "blend". Likewise, the photocopier he tries to set up also goes berserk and starts chasing after agents while repeating "duplicate".
Downplayed with Otis as revealed in "Who is Agent Otis?" As a human raised by ducks, Otis could speak fluent English, but constantly uttered "Quack", as that was, generally speaking, his original name. When he betrayed his family and became the personal apprentice of Oprah, she gave him the name "Otis" and trained him not to say "quack" anymore. In the present day, he is able to speak full coherent sentences.
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In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, the little Belowski's favorite monster, Mokey Mokey, says "Mokey Mokey!"
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A Song of Ice and Fire: Hodor, the gentle-if-limited giant, says nothing but his own name. It's eventually revealed to be the other way around; his real name is Walder, but everyone started calling him "Hodor" because that's all he says.
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The Good Place: Derek is Janet's imperfect attempt at creating herself a boyfriend. He looks human (except for a dick that looks like windchimes) and is capable of the occasional semi-coherent sentence but usually just says variations of "Derek".
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The use of Pokemon Speak frequently appears in spinoff titles; however Pokkén Tournament is largely a subversion. Besides the two Pikachu characters, the Pokémon use animalistic voices and light Japanese Pokemon Speak.
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Regular Show: The coffee bean only says "coffee", and he had Mordecai and Rigby sign a contract written in this way. Possibly lampshaded by the fact that his translator is Japanese. Same goes for the Cool Cubed. All he says is "Freeze!" Like the coffee bean, he has a translator.
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Ojamajo Doremi: All of the fairies who accompany the main characters (Dodo, Rere, Mimi, Roro, Nini, Toto, and Fafa) say nothing but their own names for most of the series. It doesn't inconvenience them in the slightest.
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The Boys has Groundhawk, a short man with hammers on his forearms in place of hands and is only capable of repeating "Gonna!". Garth Ennis does not like Wolverine.
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In the Gaunt's Ghosts novel Salvation's Reach, Chaos warships keep broadcasting their names on repeat.
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Moe and Spewter in Mutant League. Of course, they are so dumb that all Moe can say is "Eat dirt," and all Spewter can say is "Dead meat."
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Pokémon: Secrets of the Jungle has Tarzan Boy Koko use the same Pokémon name language as the Pokémon who raised him, Zarude. This is only around Ash and other humans, however, as shots without Ash have Koko and Zarude speaking normally.
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Omoito: Before gaining sentience, Shanghai only "speaks" by saying her name.
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Pokémon:
This trope is actually Averted in the main series of Pokemon video games, with some exceptions. Pokémon normally do not say their names, and they instead sound more like actual monsters or animals. Their typical NPC dialogue text consists of either garbled letters, random grunts/roars/squeaks/utterances (such as "Tralalalala" for Petilil, an Espurr hissing or growling, and a Fletchling chirping). In some Downplayed cases, their voices might sound a bit like their Japanese names, particularly Clefairy and Chatot. Another Downplayed exception is Bewear, whose voice sounds like a deep, muffled "Beware!". Meanwhile, Pokémon Legends: Arceus combines this with an Ascended Meme by giving Kricketune the dialogue "De-le-le wooooooooooop!", a reference to a memetic transcription of its cry.
Pikachu mostly made animalistic noises just like all the other Pokemon. However, between the releases of from Pokémon X and Y and Pokémon Sword and Shield, all Pikachu say their name just like in the anime (soon to be joined by Eevee starting with Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! albeit saying its Japanese name regardless of region). Pokémon Legends: Arceus onwards finally reverts Pikachu's cry to its original pre-Gen 6 cry but retaining some instances of pokemon speak as NPC dialogue.
A small number of Pokémon species play this trope straight in their NPC dialogues, such as Pikachu, Chansey, Lucario, and Azumarill. This does seem to become something of an Ascended Meme in later main series games, though, where quite a few NPC Pokémon say their names when spoken to. Similarly, a few Pokémon species have their NPC dialogues sounding similar to their Japanese names. Clefairy (Pippi) has "Pipipi" and Jigglypuff (Purin) makes "Pupupu". As mentioned above, the animated trailer for Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 suggests that this isn't as standard as it is in the anime's continuity.
A very strange variant occurs with the NPC dialogue of Solgaleo and Lunala, the mascots of Pokémon Sun and Moon. Their primary pre-evolution, Cosmog, only says "Pew!" in text form, which obviously sounds nothing like its actual name. However, Solgaleo and Lunala instead say "La-liona!" and "Mahina-pea!" respectively, which are Hawaiian for "Sun-lion!" and "Moon-bat!", which are exactly what they are.
The starter Pikachu in Pokémon Yellow uses a digitized version of Ikue Otani's voice acting as its cry, but this only applies to the starter Pikachu. All other Pikachus whose trainer ID is not the same as the player's ID use the standard cry. In all games since Pokémon X and Y, all Pikachu have the voice-acted anime cry, but Raichu and Pichu still use their game cries. Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee also features a voice-acted Eevee. Partner Eevee's voice-acted cry would later transfer over to all Eevee in Pokémon Sword and Shield.
On top this, when a Meowth Gigantamaxes, it also demonstrates this trope- but ONLY when it Gigantamaxes.
In the Spanish translations of the games, all Pokémon have this. Whether this counts as Woolseyism or not is up to you.
The Pokémon Vietnamese Crystal bootleg, naturally, shows little regard for either version. Pokémon instead say random English phrases; Pidgey says "LITTLE STRAWBERRY ME BABY", Farfetch'd says "FEARFUL", etc.
Played straight in Super Smash Bros.; not only do most Pokémon say their names, but they're also joined by Yoshi, below. There are a few exceptions: Lucario, who can speak human language, presumably having something to do with Aura, or it could be the Lucario from the eighth movie; Charizard, who merely roars and growls (though if you listen carefully, it is crying out its Japanese name Lizardon); and Mewtwo, who speaks in the Japanese version and doesn't say anything at all beyond grunts and other wordless vocalizations provided by the Japanese seiyuu in the English version).
Hey You, Pikachu! and Pokémon Channel are full of this, even more so than the anime. Just take a look at this video.
Used for Voice Grunting in PokéPark Wii, but all of the Pokémon in the game can speak, the exception being one Roggenrola in the Tech Area who still only says his name, though it's translated anyway.
Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs have Pokémon speak to a very small degree.
The use of Pokemon Speak frequently appears in spinoff titles; however Pokkén Tournament is largely a subversion. Besides the two Pikachu characters, the Pokémon use animalistic voices and light Japanese Pokemon Speak.
Averted in Pokémon Sun and Moon with the Dex Rotom. While he does bzzt tics, he speaks fluent English as well, mainly to make comments and direct trainers where to go.
In the first Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, every Pokémon is capable of Animal Talk. However, likely due to a misinterpretation of the wordplay surrounding its Japanese name (which translates to "That's the way it is", referencing the catchphrase of Japanese comedian Hayashiya Sanpei), Wobbuffet only speaks its own name. The sequel, Explorers of Time/Darkness, preserves a version of the wordplay by having Wynaut and Wobbuffet frequently using the lines "Is it not?" and "That's right!" (the former being a translation of Wynaut's Japanese name).
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet takes this in a funny way in The Indigo Disk DLC. When the box title ride Pokemon (Koraidon for Scarlet or Miraidon in Violet) gets introduced to Amarys, it lets out its usual "Agias!" cry. Amarys takes it that "Agias" is the Pokemon's actual name and refers to it as such.
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From The Three Caballeros — The Aracuan.
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Pokémon Ranger Guardian Signs have Pokémon speak to a very small degree.
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Mone-chan in Yumeria only says "Mone" or parts thereof. (It is unknown whether or not "Mone" is her real name; it was (unsurprisingly) the only thing she said when asked what her name was.)
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Friendship is Witchcraft's version of Rainbow Dash sports an unnatural fixation on the words "rainbow" and "dash" — frequently shoehorning them into conversation, using them in place of random words in her sentences, and growing bored with conversation that doesn't include them — in parody of her canon counterpart's Awesome Ego. In "Cute from the Hip," it gradually degenerates into this trope.
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In Skies of Arcadia, Vyse's loyal dog... um, "huskra" is named Pow. note Huskra vocalizations are rendered a little Smeerpy as well - "Pow!" for "Bark!", "Pururururu" for howling, etc.
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Fate/Grand Order: Fou the weird fluffy dog-thing only communicates by saying his name, or occasionally exclamations like "Kyuu!" Despite this, Mash seems to know what he's trying to say most of the time, and occasionally the narration will give the player a "special translation" of something Fou said when it's plot-relevant. He also shouts "Die, Merlin!" briefly when Merlin first shows up. He's Obfuscating Stupidity, and is fully capable of human speech, which he reveals in the grand finale of the battle against Solomon. In that same reveal, however, he also gives up his intelligence to save Mash's life, and afterward loses the faculty of speech for real.
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About half the dialogue for Steve the monkey in Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is just "Steve." Or to be more precise, "STEEEEVE."
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A Touhou Project meme attributes a mantra of this nature to Parsee Mizuhashi in fanart and comics. "Paru paru paru..."
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The Adventure Zone has Davenport, a gnome who can only say his own name. Heartbreakingly justified in that Davenport was the captain of the secret mission against the Hunger. When Lucretia wiped the rest of the crew's memories of their century running from the Hunger, Davenport was so intensely affected that the only thing left to him was his own name.
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Domo! is all Domo-Kun says.
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The Fairly OddParents!: Being just a baby fairy, Poof usually says his name. But, he can also say other things, such as Timmy's name because he loves his godbrother dearly. Averted as of "School of Crock" when he undergoes a phase called "Pooferty" and starts speaking proper vocabulary.
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Chii in Chobits is named after the only word she could say at the time she was discovered.
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In a Civil War (2006) parody, Wolverine speaks only in "Snikt" and "Bub". Almost everyone is able to understand him, anyway. Example.◊
Another parody, this one of Hulk Vs. Wolverine, has Deadpool talking to Wolverine, who responds in this way... until the very end, where he sings out "AND I'M WOLVERIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINE!"
The Boys has Groundhawk, a short man with hammers on his forearms in place of hands and is only capable of repeating "Gonna!". Garth Ennis does not like Wolverine.
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The Oogle Boid from Rocky and Bullwinkle? Oogle oogle oogle!
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Saturday Night Live had a sketch based on a memetic Miss Universe clip where Aubrey Plaza played a contest pageant who basically only ̶s̶a̶y̶s̶ screams "FRANCE!" And one of the judges was Tony Hawk, whose only lines were "FRANCE!" and "TONY HAWK!"
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Eyam Job on NoPixel communicates by only saying his surname, "Job."
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In Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, when Luka transformed into him, this became a Verbal Tic.
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Amusingly, in The Magician's Nephew, Uncle Andrew is mistaken by the animals of Narnia to be named "Brandy", because that's the sound he keeps making.
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The two-year-old boy Ikura Namino in Sazae-san can only say three words.
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A few in the Ultra Series
Ultraman: "Zetton..." was the "roar" of Zetton, the infamous final opponent of Ultraman, said in a very deep voice and usually followed a series of beeping and whirring noises.
The surreal extraterrestrials known as the Dada (yes, they're based on that Dada) had a loud zombie-like moan of DAAAAADAAAAAAAA!!!! They were shown to be speaking fluent Japanese (or English in the dub's case) as well.
The Kyrieloids from Ultraman Tiga only said "kiri" in repetition during their battles with Tiga, although they were shown to be capable of speaking Japanese as well.
The Dada would later be homaged in Ultraman Cosmos with a similar race called the Gigi, who could only say "GIGI GIGI GIGI GIGI!" Unlike the Dada, they wore Translator Collars in order to speak Japanese, which gave them all an identical-sounding masculine voice (leading to a funny moment when Captain Hiura is surprised to find out one Gigi is actually female).
Ultraman Z introduces a new alien enemy to the franchise, the Space Pirate Alien Barossa, whose dialogue consists almost entirely of "Baro, Baro, Barossa!" There are two different Barossas in the series however, whom were stated to be brothers, and the second can speak fluent Japanese.
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Hodor on Game of Thrones, like in the books. It's eventually revealed that Bran used his greensight and warg abilities to enter the mind of Hodor back when he was a normal boy named Wylis in the past, just as Meera is dragging Bran's catatonic body away from an army of attacking wights in the present. As Wylis is convulsing from the experience, he gets a glimpse of the future (from his point) and hears Meera screaming for Hodor to hold the door, while she escapes with Bran. The boy's mind, permanently damaged by Bran's warging, can only repeat that one phrase, eventually slurring it into "hodor". This happens just as the wights overwhelm present-day Hodor and kill him.
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The international versions of the large electronic toys from the Transformers Film Series toyline are like this, in order to avoid language barriers. Instead of saying full phrases, the toys only say their names and non-language-specific terms (such as faction names).
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Puyo Puyo:
The Puyos don't usually have a voice role, but on the odd chance they do, they say "Puyo".
Puyo Puyo Tetris has Sig's alternate voice in the Japanese version makes all of his voice clips entirely this, resulting in "Shigu!"
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Sonic the Hedgehog:
The Chao have done this starting with Shadow the Hedgehog. The way they talk is by repeating "Chao". This also includes Cream's pet, Cheese. They did this in earlier games as well but usually spoke in childlike gibberish.
In the Sonic Runners Halloween Event, the boos, the ghosts that appeared in the haunted stages in Sonic Adventure 2, communicate by saying "boo".
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Many Hulk toys say simply "HULK SMASH!"
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Sailor Moon Abridged uses it in the remix episode with Remix!Amy only being able to say her name, Blue.
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This trope is parodied in a Robot Chicken skit where Pikachu and Squirtle are talking to each other.
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On Mack & Moxy, the only thing that the Great Helpees can say are their own names.
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The Onbaa in the Naruto filler episode do this.
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A depressing variation in Disco Elysium where Don't Call Abigail of the Union of Moribund Alcoholics can only communicate by saying "don't call Abigail!"
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Super Sentai:
Gyodai from Dengeki Sentai Changeman.
Daikenjin Zuban of GoGo Sentai Boukenger.
In Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger, when Luka transformed into him, this became a Verbal Tic.
The Gokaiger DVD special has Karizorgnote blank/Nyarizorgnote cat/Sugozorgnote Sugormin, whose speech changes whenever it is combined with another object.
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Guano from Kappa Mikey engages in this on Lily-mu.
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In Pikaia, both Pikaia and Black Pikaia are only capable of saying variants of their name. Black actually using "Blapi".
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Inverted in an episode of Starter Squad, where Charmander and Bulbasaur come across two girls and asks them for directions. All they hear is "Human human human!", which the two Pokémon find annoying.
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This is how Snarl and Swoop are voiced in the Japanese dub of Transformers: Animated.
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In Gensokyo 20XX, Youmu was nicknamed "Muh" after the word she would mostly say, which is well, "Muh".
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Chapter 32 of Son of the Sannin has an "Elseworlds" omake that reimagines the Nine-Tailed Fox's attack reimagined as a Pokémon battle, complete with Gamabunta and Kurama only saying their names and with Minato and Tobi as their "trainers".
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In s-CRY-ed after the Hammer is caught, and subsequently Mind Raped by the mainlanders all he ever says is "Hammer," "Ham," and he even once merely said "mer."
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The first boss, Odolwa, in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask always and continuously chants his name during your battle with him.
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In the 6th edition Warhammer Armies Orcs book for Warhammer there was a brief mention on one page of the Waaagh-Waaagh tribe of Savage Orcs, living in the distant jungles of the Southlands. "Waaagh!" is the traditional Orc war-cry, which all Orcs tend to yell at the top of their lungs when charging into battle, but the language of the Waaagh-Waaagh tribe consists of only one word - Waaagh!, naturally - which differs in meaning based solely on the tone and volume with which it is shouted.
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Sneebs in The Wee Free Men is so-named because all he says is "Sneebs". But when he says it, you understand exactly what he meant, as though the words appeared in your brain without passing through your ears.
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One Judge Dredd story is about aliens called Varks, that only say "Vark!"
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Brawl in the Family has a comic where King Dedede winds up in the Pokémon world. When the local protagonist throws a Pokeball at him (thinking he's a Pokémon), he starts to rant. All the trainer hears is "Dedede! Dedede! De, De, Dedede!"
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Doctor Who: "The Waters of Mars" has Gadget the robot.
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Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series:
Mokuba goes through "Japanese Puberty." Which is? Thinking you're a Pokémon and speaking like one too.
There is also Zombie Boy who only ever says the word Brains over and over (don't worry, he comes with subtitles). He starts speaking normally in episode 37.
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Uncyclopedia has articles on Steve "Developers! Developers!" Ballmer and Pikachu written entirely in this.
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In the original French version of Asterix and the Great Crossing, Obelix calls the turkeys "glubglubs". In English, he calls them "gobblers". Or "kluckkluckar" (cluck-clucks) in the Swedish translation.
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Kvack the duck in Hägar the Horrible only goes "Kvack!" (It's a Viking duck).
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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet takes this in a funny way in The Indigo Disk DLC. When the box title ride Pokemon (Koraidon for Scarlet or Miraidon in Violet) gets introduced to Amarys, it lets out its usual "Agias!" cry. Amarys takes it that "Agias" is the Pokemon's actual name and refers to it as such.
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In the Katamari series, the only noises that come out of most of the Cousins' mouths are fragments of their Japanese names when they get rolled up. The Prince just says random gibberish if you roll him up, though.
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Oy the billy-bumbler from The Dark Tower actually does have the ability to speak, or at least to parrot human words. He's still named for his most common exclamation, however.
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Ultraman: "Zetton..." was the "roar" of Zetton, the infamous final opponent of Ultraman, said in a very deep voice and usually followed a series of beeping and whirring noises.
The surreal extraterrestrials known as the Dada (yes, they're based on that Dada) had a loud zombie-like moan of DAAAAADAAAAAAAA!!!! They were shown to be speaking fluent Japanese (or English in the dub's case) as well.
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The eponymous creatures in Bugsnax can only say their own names, much like Pokémon. Gets even sillier (probably by design) when you have a giant aggressive wedding cake-spider repeatedly yelling "Daddy Cakelegs!" as it chases you down.
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Inverted in the opening of Guardians of the Galaxy (2020), where Groot speaks normally, but everyone else has a case of the "I am Groots".
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Discussed in Vinesauce Vinny's stream of Bugsnax, itself an example of the trope, where he comments on a user's suggestion that bugs should say their own names in real life, just like the in-game Bugsnax. He implies that it'd make it more painful to watch them die but would also make cricket chirping at night a lot more annoying.
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In Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, Paddi's pet egg, Eggy, and Tibbie's pet, Tibtib, can only say their respective names.
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In SoulCalibur III, which marked Amy Sorel's debut as a playable character, all of her speech (in one of Raphael's endings, and when she is selected by the player) simply consists of her saying her own name. She was given proper speech in the sequel.
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The Nakewamekes could cry random things related to the object they possessed i.e a Vending Machine Nakewameke that yelled advertisements of soft drinks ("MADE FROM CONCENTRATE!", "ZERO CALORIES!") or in a particularly bizarre instance, a Nakewameke possessing a catching net that for some reason resembled a stereotypical mariachi spoke Gratuitous Spanish ("¡AMIGO!").
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Grog in B.C. can only say his name, although Hart had him speak while Peter was missing in a later storyline. Gronk the dinosaur as well, but he seldom does it since he started Suddenly Speaking.
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Like Pokémon Origins and Pokémon Generations, the Pokémon in Tokimeki PokéLive! and TwinBee avert this as well.
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In Aladdin, all Abu the monkey can ever say, apart from some sporadic quasi-English gibberish, is a chittery "Abu!" (That is, when he's a monkey; when he's an elephant, all he can make are trumpeting sounds.)
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Averted in Pokémon Sun and Moon with the Dex Rotom. While he does bzzt tics, he speaks fluent English as well, mainly to make comments and direct trainers where to go.
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This gets played as a problem: since no one is able to understand Pikachu and can only hear him say his name over and over again, he is frustrated, lonely, and cynical as a result. Demonstrated in a scene where the lead character Tim asks a passerby if she can understand him: cue Pikachu saying "Pika-pika!" in the usual Ikue Ōtani voice from Pokémon: The Series, and the woman thinking it's adorable.
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In League of Legends, when Skarner stands idle in a bush, he does this. "Skar, Skar, Skarner!"
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In Elric of Melniboné, Elric encounters a band of misshapen mutants that can each only ever name whatever animal they've come to resemble: "Pig", "Snake", and "Thing" - the last mentioned an ever-shifting mass of flesh, seemingly so ugly as to make Elric nauseous for looking at it. As it dies, it says "Frank", hinting this to have been its real name.
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The World According to Garp: After significant brain damage in World War II, Technical Sargent Garp requires constant care at a hospital and can only say "Garp." As time goes on, this is shortened to "Arp" and eventually, "Arrrrr."
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Parodied in Latias' Journey: While all of the poke-speak is translated to English for the sake of the readers' sanity, Chimecho is so stupid that it really is just saying its name over and over again.
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This trope is lampooned in Square Root of Minus Garfield in Pokémon Speak:
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In Jack and the Beanstalk (1974) when the palace staff members are turned into mice by the witch Madam Hecuba all they can say is "chu chu!", they even sing a couple of songs with lyrics using nothing but those words.
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The rabbits in the webcomic The Legend of Maxx speak "rabbit". Notable because the other animals sound normal (birds chirp, mice squeak, etc.).
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South Park: Timmy can only say his name and a string of gibberish, as do his parents, Richard and Helen, due to being mentally handicapped. Strangely, in later episodes, Timmy seems to be more intelligent and can try to communicate complex ideas using different inflections and hand motions to augment his single-word vocabulary.
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Also, the Chapter 6 boss of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. SMORG SMORG SMORG SMORG SMORG SMORG...
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The Shy Guys in Yoshi's Story all say "Hei-ho," their Japanese name.
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In The Trials of Apollo there is a karpos called Peaches who can only say the names of various fruits, peaches, of course, being the one he says most. Percy calls it "grooting", referring to the character from Guardians of the Galaxy (2014).
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Atelier Series franchise:
Domesticated punis typically just say "Puni" or "Punipuni" when talking to them.
In the Arland trilogy, the Chims do this.
Mana Khemia 2: Fall of Alchemy has Puniyo, a young girl raised by Punis (slime-like monsters) who can only communicate by saying "~Puni!". Her "Puni brothers" acts as a translator for the other party members.
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Daikenjin Zuban of GoGo Sentai Boukenger.
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Bang-On Balls: Chronicles: The zombies in the graveyard in The Viking Invasion level can only say 'Zombie! Zombie! Zombie!' In a high-pitched voice.
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In the English version of The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, the Minish merely speak bits of the word "Picori". After acquiring the Jabber Nut, they appear to speak normally.
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Homestar Runner: "Eh! Steve!"
The Stinkoman 20X6 alternate universe also has Cheatball, a cutesy spherical version of The Cheat that is a clear send-up of Pokémon.
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Jacksfilms: One episode of YIAY is Jack responding to various "Me Me Big Boy" posts with the phrase "Me Me Big Boy".
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Gainax is at it again: Chuck the dog... zipper... thing from Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt can only say his name. Fastener, his Evil Counterpart, says his own name as well, but it sounds much more strained, so he often just devolves into growling and hissing noises.
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All That: Lump Maroon, a recurring character, only says "Jupiter!"
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Ultraman Z introduces a new alien enemy to the franchise, the Space Pirate Alien Barossa, whose dialogue consists almost entirely of "Baro, Baro, Barossa!" There are two different Barossas in the series however, whom were stated to be brothers, and the second can speak fluent Japanese.
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Wallykazam: The Grab Crab only ever says his name in various inflections, generally when either seeing something he wants to grab or actually grabbing it.
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Star Wars Legends: In The Wildlife of Star Wars, a number of alien animals, such as the galoomps of Tatooine and the hrumphs and blarths of Naboo, are named after distinctive sounds that they make.
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Lucy in Elfen Lied was named Nyu when Kouta and Yuka found her at the start of the series for the same reason as the above two examples. Gradually she learns to speak properly, and after a 4-month time skip, she is shown to be able to hold normal conversations.
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In The Idolmaster SP, one of the Rank A communications involves discussing the possibility of an image change with your idol. During Ami and Mami's image change, if you suggest that they change the way they talk they respond by doing this.
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Klik from Goblins is named after the only sound it makes.
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Doskoi the sumo wrestler from the Dragon Ball Z movie "Bojack Unbound", even as he's being strangled to death by Bido the only thing he ever says is his name.
There's also Janemba, in his first form. His second form is so Ax-Crazy, he can't even speak coherently.
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The rather vicious looking dog in Over the Hedge was only able to say "Play?" when chasing R.J. and his wagon of food. That being said, the dog’s name isn’t "Play"- it’s actually "Nugent".
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The Chao have done this starting with Shadow the Hedgehog. The way they talk is by repeating "Chao". This also includes Cream's pet, Cheese. They did this in earlier games as well but usually spoke in childlike gibberish.
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The Tookie bird in George of the Jungle, both in the cartoon and the movie (where he becomes a toucan to further justify the name, yet still says "Ah ah, ee ee, Tookie tookie!").
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Gyodai from Dengeki Sentai Changeman.
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In Super Adventure Rockman Beat speaks only his name.
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My Way Entertainment's parody of the Power Rangers features Red Ranger as Jose Canseco (an infamous baseball player from the 90s known for having an extremely large ego, openly admitting to steroid abuse, and compulsively lying), who is unable to go five words without screaming "JOSE CANSECO!".
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The Tick included the space alien races of the "Hey"s and the "What"s, each of whom had a language consisting of that said word. However, one of the What's was able to learn Earth languages perfectly, and the Heys had enough linguistic complexity to manage the four term fallacy.
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Smoogle, Nanny Smurf’s pet from The Smurfs (1981) mostly communicates by saying his name, occasionally he will say other words and can also vocally mimic any sound he hears.
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In Chicken Little, a teacher who is a sheep has his students translate words into "Mutton". The students find this very boring because every single word translates to "baa".
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Pikachu mostly made animalistic noises just like all the other Pokemon. However, between the releases of from Pokémon X and Y and Pokémon Sword and Shield, all Pikachu say their name just like in the anime (soon to be joined by Eevee starting with Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! albeit saying its Japanese name regardless of region). Pokémon Legends: Arceus onwards finally reverts Pikachu's cry to its original pre-Gen 6 cry but retaining some instances of pokemon speak as NPC dialogue.
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In YuYu Hakusho, Yusuke's spirit beast, Puu, is named after the only sound he can make before transforming into a giant blue eagle.
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WildStar's Skeech frequently pepper their vocabulary with the word "Skeech."
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Sailor Moon:
Some Monsters of the Week in the original anime do this. (Those that don't generally have their name or part of it as a Verbal Tic.)
Chibi-Chibi was named the same way. In the manga, she got it because of Ikuko. Ikuko didn't remember Chibi-Usa anymore but found a teacup with her name on it which seemed to jog her memory. When she heard the doorbell ring, she ran to it thinking it was Chibi-Usa and muttered "Chibi... chibi..." in confusion when she saw the little red-haired girl instead. So she basically took the first word(s?) she heard and made it her name, since she was named by the time we saw her next. In the first anime, however, she just says "chibi" for no particular reason.
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In OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes, all Jethro ever says is "I am Jethro!"
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The kobold race in Unforgotten Realms. Though they do speak other languages, their own language is composed of nothing but "Kobold!" said over and over. And even when they do speak other languages, they pepper it near-constantly with "Kobold!" anyway.
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Dexter's Laboratory: Something similar happened to Dexter in the episode, "The Big Cheese", when he attempted to use science to cheat on a French test by uploading his vocabulary phrases straight into his brain. The audiobook he was using became stuck on "Omelette du Fromage", and when he awoke in the morning that was all he could say for the remainder of the episode. At first those around him were swayed by his apparent class and sophistication, landing him popularity, money, and sponsorship deals, but it also rendered him unable to speak the password to access his lab, which caused it to blow up.
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In PokeAwesome, Venusaur is able to speak perfect English, but whenever he does he corrects himself with "I mean, Venusaur" in a parody of this trope. Pikachu sticks to the trope (though with a helping of Larynx Dissonance) up until he gets hit in the knee, at which point he drops it completely.
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Stop Skeletons From Fighting: Nekbone the sock puppet shouts his name every few seconds.
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In Gravity Falls, Shmebulock the gnome can only say his own (unusual) name. Other gnomes (who also have more conventional names) speak English fluently. Discussed in one episode:
Gravity Falls: Lost Legends reveals he's actually very intelligent and a Fourth-Wall Observer, but due to a curse cast on him by a dark warlock eons ago, he can only speak fluently one night every thousand years.
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The Hollow: War one of the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse is only able to use the word War.
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Played straight in Super Smash Bros.; not only do most Pokémon say their names, but they're also joined by Yoshi, below. There are a few exceptions: Lucario, who can speak human language, presumably having something to do with Aura, or it could be the Lucario from the eighth movie; Charizard, who merely roars and growls (though if you listen carefully, it is crying out its Japanese name Lizardon); and Mewtwo, who speaks in the Japanese version and doesn't say anything at all beyond grunts and other wordless vocalizations provided by the Japanese seiyuu in the English version).
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In Hamtaro, the youngest hamster, Penelope, is known for only saying the word, "Ookyu", but later in the series, it became, "Ookwee".
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The only thing Crong from Pororo the Little Penguin can say other than his own name is Pororo's name.
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type
Pokémon Speak
 The Dark Lords of Nerima (Fanfic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Fourth Light (Fanfic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Pirate Pegasus (Fanfic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Tokimeki PokéLive! and TwinBee (Fanfic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Total Drama Cabin Fever (Fanfic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Traveler (Fanfic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Being John Malkovich / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Big Man Japan / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Cemetery Man / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Deadly Friend / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Hudson Hawk / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 John Wick: Chapter 4 / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Odd Squad: The Movie / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon Detective Pikachu / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Spaceballs / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Team America: World Police / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Goblin Slayer / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 American Gods / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Cryptozoologicon / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Expedition / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Galaxy of Fear / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Gaunt's Ghosts / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Goblin Slayer / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Kaiketsu Zorori / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Lyttle Lytton Contest / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 My Teacher Is an Alien / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Myriad Colors Phantom World / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Nightmare Beings / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Redwall / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Star Trek: Enterprise Relaunch / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Book of the Named / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Last Dragonslayer / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Magic School Bus / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Trials of Apollo / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Garrymon
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 The Adventures Of Coach (Machinima) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 EdnaAndHarveyHarveysNewEyes
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 EdnaAndHarveyTheBreakout
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 HideyukiHori
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 MadokaAbridged
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 Medinoc
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 MrBlobby
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 PokeWars
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 Ptitleupg47ww5
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 TheAimz
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 Cells at Work! (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Fighting Foodons (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 GeGeGe no Kitarō (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Gon (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mitama Security: Spirit Busters (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mojacko (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Petit iDOLM@STER (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon Adventures (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Princess Resurrection (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Mermaid Princess's Guilty Meal (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Yu-Gi-Oh! (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Zatch Bell! 2 (Manga) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds (Music) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mr Blobby (Music) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon World Tour: United (Podcast) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Adventure Zone: Balance (Podcast) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Neo Pokeforum (Roleplay) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 NoPixel (Roleplay) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon and Digimon RP (Roleplay) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Route 29 (Roleplay) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Sporum Dimensional Clash (Roleplay) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 TTR (Roleplay) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Very Best (A Pokemon Roleplay) (Roleplay) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Your Profile Is You (Roleplay) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Arrested Development / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Community / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Dengeki Sentai Changeman / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Engine Sentai Go-onger / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Eureeka's Castle / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Flander's Company / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Fresh Off the Boat / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Gabby Duran & the Unsittables / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 GoGo Sentai Boukenger / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Gullah Gullah Island / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Inai Inai Baa! / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Jersey Shore / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Kabouter Plop / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Kamen Rider Gotchard / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Kamen Rider OOO / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Look Around You / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Lost in Space (2018) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Madan Senki Ryukendo / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mahou Sentai Magiranger / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Man Seeking Woman / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mr. Blobby / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Odd Squad / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Raven's Home / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Shoresy / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Teletubbies / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Good Place / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Polka Dot Door / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 31 Minutos / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Vintergatan / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Firebringer (Theatre) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Westeros: An American Musical (Theatre) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Age of Empires II (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Atelier (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Atelier Series (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Azure Striker Gunvolt 3 (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Baba is You (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Ben 10 Alien Force: Vilgax Attacks (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Bodycount (2011) (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Bomberman (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Bomberman Generation (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Bug Fables (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Bugsnax (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Champion Island Games (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Chrono Cross (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Coromon (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Crash Fever (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Death Road to Canada (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Detective Pikachu (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Detective Pikachu Returns (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Diablo II (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Digimon World (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Divekick (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Doeo (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Donkey Kong 64 (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Doodle Champion Island Games (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Dragon Quest VIII (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Edna & Harvey: Harvey’s New Eyes (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Edna & Harvey: The Breakout (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Fallout 3 (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Fighters Destiny (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Finch (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Five Nights at Fuckboy's (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Frackin' Universe (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Fur Fighters (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 High on Life (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 HoloFunk (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Katamari Damacy (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Let It Die (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Machine Knight (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Medabots (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mobile Suit Baba (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mole's World (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 New Pokémon Snap (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 New Super Mario Bros. U (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Omega Strikers (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 One Piece: Unlimited Cruise (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Ori and the Blind Forest (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Persona 2 (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 PokéPark Wii (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon Pinball (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon Sun and Moon (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon Sword and Shield (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon X and Y (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon Xenoverse (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokkén Tournament (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Poptropica (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Puyo Puyo!! Quest (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Puyo Puyo Tetris (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Puzzle & Dragons (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Rayman Legends (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Rock of Ages (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Shadows of the Damned (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Shin Megami Tensei IV (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Slash'EM Extended (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Sunset Overdrive (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Super Action Adventure (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Super Auto Pets (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Super Mario Party (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Super Mario World (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Super Monkey Ball (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Tales of Symphonia (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Tales of Xillia (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 That's Not My Neighbor (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Someguy Series (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Stanley Parable (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Town of Salem (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Vine Realms (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Wolfenstein: The New Order (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 X2: Wolverine's Revenge (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 X-Men (1992) (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Yo-kai Watch (Video Game) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Five Nights at Fuckboy's / Videogame
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 Cooking Companions (Visual Novel) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Cupid Parasite (Visual Novel) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Marco & the Galaxy Dragon (Visual Novel) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 asdfmovie (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Alphabet Lore (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Awesome Series (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Bad Days (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Battle for Dream Island (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Bidoof's Big Stand (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 But Really Really Fast (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Cartoon Beatbox Battles (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Davuu Wart (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Element Animation (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Elemental Goddess (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Fazbear and Friends (ZAMination) (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Gridiron Heights (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Historia Del Alfabeto (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Homestar Runner (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Inferno Cop (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mashed (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Natural Habitat Shorts (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Negas (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon Generations (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokétoon (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Slamacow Creations (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Starter Squad (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Starters (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Adventures Of Coach (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Annoying Orange (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Champions (2018) (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Unforgotten Realms (Web Animation) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 AI Sponge (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 CPU Kerfuffle (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 CraftedMovie (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 DougDoug (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Element Animation (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Final Fantasy In A Nutshell (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Friendship is Witchcraft (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Game Sack (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 JesuOtaku (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Kingdom Hearts in a Nutshell (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 LuigiFan00001 (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Max0r (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 My Little Pony: The Mentally Advanced Series (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 My Way Entertainment (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Pokémon The 'Bridged Series (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 ProZD (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Real-Time Fandub (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Retsupurae (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Ryan George (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Sailor Moon Abridged (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Solid jj (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Stop Skeletons From Fighting (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Annoying Orange (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Happy Video Game Nerd (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Seven Deadly Schmucks (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The With Voices Project (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Video Games Awesome! (Web Video) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Ashchu Comics (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Buttersafe (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 C-Section Comics (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Everyone Is Home (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Evil Hall (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Frog Raccoon Strawberry (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Gamer Chicks (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Hoofstuck (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 JoJo's Bizarre Summer Break (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Kukuburi (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Level 30 Psychiatry (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Lil Char and the Gang (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 L's Empire (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mew and Mewtwo (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mountain Time (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Nuzlocke Comics (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Paradox Space (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Particle Fiction (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Polandball (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Remember
seeAlso
Pokémon Speak
 Skin Horse (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Square Root of Minus Garfield (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Swords (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Legend of Maxx (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Weapon Brown (Webcomic) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Channel Awesome (Website) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 DesuDesBrigade (Website) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Reddit (Website) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Thomas Fay Syndicate (Website) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Uncyclopedia (Website) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Alfred J. Kwak / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Alphablocks / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Ben 10: Ultimate Alien / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Bill & Ben, The Flowerpot Men / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Blaze and the Monster Machines / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Boo Boom! The Long Way Home / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Bottersnikes and Gumbles / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Dirtgirlworld / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Dora the Explorer / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Dr. Dimensionpants / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Fanboy and Chum Chum / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Future-Worm! / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 I Am Groot / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Inside Job (2021) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Josie and the Pussycats / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mixels / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Monsters vs. Aliens (2013) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Â¡Mucha Lucha! / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Over the Hedge / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Paradise PD / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Candace Against the Universe / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 ReBoot / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Sanjay and Craig / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 SpacePOP / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Bee-Bees / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Flintstones / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Strange Chores / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Tick / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Transformers / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Timmy Time / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Top Wing / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Trolls World Tour / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Turbo F.A.S.T. / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Wolverine and the X-Men / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Wolverine and the X-Men (2009) / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 WordWorld / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Young Justice - Original Series / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Robot Girls Z / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak
 Mutant League / int_e58e0124
type
Pokémon Speak