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* Nagisa in the ''[[Strawberry Panic!|Strawberry Panic]] '' manga and light novels. Thankfully, this "cute" habit didn't make it into the anime. (The official manga translation ignores it, too.)
* The 20,001 MISAKAs in ''[[To Aru Majutsu no Index]]'' not only talk in the third person, but [[That Makes Me Feel Angry|narrate what their emotions are]]. In a deadpan voice, "'I did not detect any irregularities in your brain,' suggests MISAKA with a bit of anxiety." Last Order, who ups the [[Moe]], announces herself as the subject of her narration twice, that is, "... says MISAKA, as MISAKA...," etc. No-one ever seems to react or care. When talking amongst each other, they refer to both the MISAKA number spoken to/about and the MISAKA number speaking. ''Aloud''.
* ''[[Ranma ½
** Shampoo. In her case, of course, it was to point out that she was a [[Verbal Tic|foreigner]].
** And Azusa Shiratori too, as typical for a Kawaiiko.
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* ''[[Boston Legal]]'s'' Denny Crane doesn't often replace "I" with his own name, but he has to announce himself frequently. Denny Crane! Definitely the ego version.
* ''[[Monk]]''. Adrian Monk, in the episode where he takes mood control medicine, starts referring to himself as The Monk.
* Fez from ''[[That '70s Show]]'' referred to himself as Fez, but this wasn't his real name. Eventually, his friends asked him to stop it.
* Fonzie from ''[[Happy Days]]''! Eeeeeeeyyyyyyy!
* Bobby Hobbes of ''[[The Invisible Man (TV series)|The Invisible Man]]''.
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** And the rest of the Dinobots.
* The title character of ''[[Invader Zim]]'' does this multiple times per episode, although he still uses personal pronouns when speaking normally, using this trope usually only when he's shouting. "VICTORY FOR ZIM!"
** In most instances, you can expect almost pornographic [[Large Ham]] emphasis on 'Zim.'
{{quote|"Zim needs no vacation!"
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