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** While not necessarily a verbal tic, the Millennium Earl ends all his sentences (in the manga) [[Say It With Hearts|with a heart]]. No matter what. This is occasionally creepy, since the Earl is the [[Omnicidal Maniac]] [[Big Bad]].
** Also, Lavi and Chomesuke with their "sa"s and "cho"s respectively. Chomesuke [[Verbal Tic Name|was named for hers.]]
* Nyake from ''[[Kamichama Karin (Manga)|Kamichama Karin]]'' ends her sentences with "da shi". She also laughs with a 'shi shi shi' and has a tendency to mangle and 'ni's and 'na's in her speech into nya's (Japanese onomatopoeia for 'meow'). This is why she's called 'Nya-ke' and not '
* ''[[Pokémon (Anime)|Pokémon]]'': In the Japanese version of episodes 18-19, the two Obabas (US: Brutella in ep. 18 and Nastina in ep. 19) would end whatever they say with "-baba".
** Team Rocket's Meowth occasionally adds "-nya" to the end of his sentences, which makes sense as he's a cat. The dub tried to do this in early episodes with the English "meow" (or "Meowth"), but it was quickly dropped. Not to mention Haruka, (US: May), who used "-kamo" at the end of most sentences in the season she is introduced; it was played as a joke with her Pokémon, Achamo (AKA Torchic), who always repeated "-chamo" at the end of the sequences.
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