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'''BLU Spy:''' Indeed. And now he's here to f*ck ''us''! So listen up, ''boy'', or pornography starring your mother will be the ''second'' worst thing to happen to you today. }}
** Doubles at making the Spy [[Sophisticated As Hell]].
* In ''[[Castlevania Order of Ecclesia]]'', the third boss in the game consists of a [[Giant Enemy Crab|gigantic crab]] that the heroine Shanoa must fight all the way up a lighthouse. At the top, Shanoa gets into an elevator, tells the crab to "[[Pre
** It bears mention that the original Japanese phrase ("Jigoku ni ochiro.") translates to [[Bond One
** Also in ''[[Castlevania]]'': ''[[Castlevania Judgment]]'' has one of Grant's "damn"age grunts be a certain four-letter word. Can you guess what it is?
* ''[[Twelve Thirteen|1213]]'' has exactly one piece of profanity, and in the special edition commentary, [[Zero Punctuation|Yahtzee]] makes note of how it emphasises how absolutely pissed off the guy saying it is:
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* In the Japanese version of ''[[Fatal Fury|Real Bout Fatal Fury Special]]'', good-natured [[Large Ham|Franco]] [[Papa Wolf|Bash]]'s win quote against [[Big Bad|Geese Howard]] is [[Foreign Cuss Word|"Fuckyou!]] Geese!"
* In the Japanese audio for ''[[Sonic Adventure (Video Game)|Sonic Adventure]]'', Sonic says "shit" once. Translated to something along the lines of "darn" in the American version.
* Though it's not as vulgar as the other examples on this page, there IS one moment from the normally G-rated language ''[[Final Fantasy VIII]]'' that deserves a mention. When one minor character very NEARLY kills another by accident (by hanging him with a fishing line, no less), the almost-victim understandably berates his idiotic pal, finishing up by calling him "DUMBASS!" Complete with {{color|RED|red text}} and a slashing sound as the word as said, to drive home the point that yes, this is as foul as the language is going to get. Maybe they were trying to avoid [[Cluster F
** FFVIII has two other notable instances. One is when Zone, one of [[Those Two Guys]], lays into Squall for letting Rinoa get hurt: "YOU SON OF A BITCH!" the other is when Squall and party overhear fatherly and normally ineffectual Headmaster Cid arguing with Garden Master NORG:
{{quote| {{spoiler|1=Headmaster Cid: "Greedy son-of-a-bitch! Why did I ever bother talking to you! SeeDs were brought up for the future! And that future is now! Why can't you understand!? Dammit! I should've never trusted you! I wish I could go back ten or so years. To tell myself that you're nothing but a money grubbing son-of-a-bitch!"}}}}
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* [[Banjo Kazooie|"But you have told them my last code, damn you book, I'm ready to explode!"]]
* Fail at [[Item Crafting]] with Claude in the ''[[Star Ocean the Second Story (Video Game)|Star Ocean the Second Story]]'' and you'll be treated to a nice, [[Large Ham|hammy]] "DAMNIT!!!"
* Some of the characters in Killer7 let these out after hitting a Heaven Smile's weak spot - young punk Con Smith jubilantly shouts "FUCK you!" and shady thief Coyote Smith snarls, "You're ''fucked.''" Depending on how good the player is at hitting the Smiles' weak points, this can quickly turn into a [[Cluster F
* Henry Townshend of [[Silent Hill 4]] have a "What the hell?" which is used repeatly around the first part of the game.
* Heather from ''[[Silent Hill 3]]'', right when Claudia plan is about to come to fruition: "SHUT YOUR STINKING MOUTH, BITCH!".
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* From ''[[Braid (Video Game)|Braid]]'': "Now we are all sons of bitches."
* In ''[[Primal]]'', when Jen encounters her first [[Our Demons Are Different|demon]], she slowly looks up his body and to his face and summarizes her emotions with one heartfelt ''"Ohh... shit!"''
* Sam Fisher of [[Splinter Cell]] hardly ever curses, which is particularly noticable in Conviction, where he's pitted against Mooks who prefer [[Cluster F
** In Malta, having no family left, his agency wanting to kill him, trying to find a reason to go on, Sam is pursued by thugs hired by a drug and arms dealer to kill him. After easily (and brutally) taking care of the Mooks, he finds the leader who tried to run away, but ran into a dead end in a bathroom.
{{quote| '''Sam:''' Looking for me asshole?}}
** In a [[Flash Back]] mission during the Gulf War, Sam is captured by (presumably) Ba'athist soldiers and is interrogated by two men, and apparently of the English those two men have learned, half are [[Cluster F
** Then there's this exchange. {{spoiler|Sam has been shot in the shoulder and had his hands bound by Grim, who for all Sam knew at that point may have still been suffering from [[Chronic Backstabbing Disorder]] due to what had been going on throughout the game. He's in front of a similarly captive President, [[Smug Snake]] Tom Reed, and about 5 actual highly trained splinter cells, and he still drops one.}}
{{quote| '''Tom Reed:''' {{spoiler|So Sam, how does it feel knowing you're about to go down in history as the man who assassinated President Caldwell?}}<br />
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* In ''[[Persona 3]] Portable'', [[Stepford Smiler]] Saori casually uses an S-strike at one point, just to see what it feels like to say whatever she wishes. Given that her S-Link [[It Got Worse|keeps steadily rolling downhill]], the poor girl's probably due a few of these.
* ''[[Persona 4]]'' gives the main character a chance to say ''"Calm the hell down!"'' during a particularly... tense... moment {{spoiler|after his cousin/surrogate little sister seemingly dies and the main characters contemplate killing the man they think is responsible. The above line is used in order to calm down the protagonist's understandably furious friends and get them to think more rationally.}} The protagonist can curse several times throughout the game, but the delivery of this is what makes it especially poignant; He YELLS and gets ''visibly angry'' for the first, and only, time in the ''entire'' game.
* ''[[Assassin's Creed II (Video Game)|Assassin's Creed II]]'' delivers a perfect [[Precision F
** Ezio tells {{spoiler|Rodrigo Borgia}} "[[Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?|Go fuck yourself]]."
* In [[Rainbow Six]]: Vegas 2, when [[Big Bad]] {{spoiler|Gabriel Nowak}} taunts you about Joanna being shot.
{{quote| ''' {{spoiler|Gabe}}:''' What do you get when you cross a bullet and a pretty little intelligence officer?<br />
'''Bishop:''' Fuck you. }}
* In ''[[Resident Evil 5]]'' Chris Redfield has a pretty good one towards the end, when {{spoiler|forcing an overdose serum of onto Wesker}}: "I've had enough... [[Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?|of your ''BULLSHIT!!]]''"
* In [[Devil May Cry|Devil May Cry 4]], when fighting {{spoiler|Sanctus}} one of the things Nero will say when using the [[Red Right Hand|Devil Bringer]] is "I'm not interested in your bullshit!", with a punch to the face for effect.
** One of the things Nero says when doing a [[D Td]] Buster on an Alto Angelo sounds a lot like "fuck you!", but this is somewhat debateable since it's not as easy to make out as the above one.
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* In [[Katawa Shoujo]], a few examples come up.
** {{spoiler|Lilly Satou}} never swears at all, but late in her route, she says "Dammit!", a symptom of her pent-up anger over {{spoiler|having to go home to Scotland and leave Hisao behind}}.
** Hisao tends to use some profanity in [[
** Late in {{spoiler|Rin's}} route, Hisao, venting his frustrations with his girlfriend, responds to her with "Bullshit" before verbally tearing into her.
* Cole Phelps in ''[[LA Noire]]'' loses it when his crooked ex-partner {{spoiler|Roy Earle}} snidely insults the dead {{spoiler|Courtney Sheldon}}.
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