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* In a similar vein, [[Robot Buddy]] Clank of ''[[Ratchet and Clank]]'', though Clank is the thoughtful member of the duo rather than a [[Large Ham]].
* In a similar vein, [[Robot Buddy]] Clank of ''[[Ratchet and Clank]]'', though Clank is the thoughtful member of the duo rather than a [[Large Ham]].
** "Mr. Zurkon is not here to satisfy your pathetic need for comic relief. Mr. Zurkon is only here to kill you."
** "Mr. Zurkon is not here to satisfy your pathetic need for comic relief. Mr. Zurkon is only here to kill you."
* Sulpher, a cat, from ''[[Mana Khemia Alchemists of Al Revis]]'', as opposed to his owner, an [[Extreme Doormat]].
* Sulpher, a cat, from ''[[Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis]]'', as opposed to his owner, an [[Extreme Doormat]].
* Gouto-douji from ''[[Shin Megami Tensei]] : [[Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army|Devil]] [[Raidou Kuzunoha VS King Abaddon|Summoner]].''
* Gouto-douji from ''[[Shin Megami Tensei]] : [[Raidou Kuzunoha vs. the Soulless Army|Devil]] [[Raidou Kuzunoha VS King Abaddon|Summoner]].''
* Grimoire Weiss, a magical talking book from ''[[Nie R]]'' always has something to snark about during battle. It doesn't help that it's never really clear just whose side he's on.
* Grimoire Weiss, a magical talking book from ''[[Nie R]]'' always has something to snark about during battle. It doesn't help that it's never really clear just whose side he's on.
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* Nick Zerhakker from ''[[Skin Horse]]''. He does have a human brain, but two out of three ain't bad. As a military combat helicopter (albeit unarmed) he is also the biggest member of the cast until Gavotte starts swarming. His snark is somewhat hampered by the speech synth censoring his swearing.
* Nick Zerhakker from ''[[Skin Horse]]''. He does have a human brain, but two out of three ain't bad. As a military combat helicopter (albeit unarmed) he is also the biggest member of the cast until Gavotte starts swarming. His snark is somewhat hampered by the speech synth censoring his swearing.
* Bun-Bun from ''[[Sluggy Freelance]]'' might be the Ur-Example, at least in terms of webcomics.
* Bun-Bun from ''[[Sluggy Freelance]]'' might be the Ur-Example, at least in terms of webcomics.
* Choo-Choo Bear from ''[[Something Positive]]''. To be fair, he is only snarky in the rare moments when he is given a voice, none of which definitively take place.
* Choo-Choo Bear from ''[[Something*Positive]]''. To be fair, he is only snarky in the rare moments when he is given a voice, none of which definitively take place.
** Creator Randy Milholland's own comic ego has a mascot in [[Refuge in Audacity|Rippy the Razor]], who is himself occasionally shadowed by [[Grotesque Cute|Fluffmodeus]] and the Misery Monkey
** Creator Randy Milholland's own comic ego has a mascot in [[Refuge in Audacity|Rippy the Razor]], who is himself occasionally shadowed by [[Grotesque Cute|Fluffmodeus]] and the Misery Monkey
* ''[[Walkyverse]]'': Shortpacked's Ultra-Car has moved in this direction since his origins. He's just not very good at snarking.
* ''[[Walkyverse]]'': Shortpacked's Ultra-Car has moved in this direction since his origins. He's just not very good at snarking.
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