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* In ''[[Sunset Riders]]'', the third boss, Dark Horse, who rides a [[Meaningful Name|dark horse]] covered in plate armor, introduces himself with, "You in big heap trouble!" When you defeat him, it turns into, "Me in big heap trouble!" The sixth boss, [[Knife Nut|Chief Scalpem]], talks like this, too; he shouts, "Me ready for powwow!" when you meet him, and "Me powwowed out!" when you take him out.
* In ''[[Sunset Riders]]'', the third boss, Dark Horse, who rides a [[Meaningful Name|dark horse]] covered in plate armor, introduces himself with, "You in big heap trouble!" When you defeat him, it turns into, "Me in big heap trouble!" The sixth boss, [[Knife Nut|Chief Scalpem]], talks like this, too; he shouts, "Me ready for powwow!" when you meet him, and "Me powwowed out!" when you take him out.
* In the English language version of [[Rumble Roses]], Aigle, the Mongolian girl, speaks like this.
* In the English language version of [[Rumble Roses]], Aigle, the Mongolian girl, speaks like this.
* Zeman the Ape King's monkey-like henchmen speak like this in the card battle game, ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!|Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2010: Reverse of Arcadia]]'', despite being perfectly articulate in the anime.


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