ITT: Verbal ticks, catch phrases or other iconic speech patterns from anime characters

[David Sanchez]

ITT: Verbal ticks, catch phrases or other iconic speech patterns from anime characters.

Hoyoyo is a personal favorite of mine.

[Nathaniel Turner]

des(u) at the end of each sentence

[Jose Jackson]

tuturu

[Dylan Jones]

nepu

[Jacob Flores]

DESU NO

[Jaxon Turner]

Yare yare daze...

[Aiden Rodriguez]

*DEATH

[Brody Murphy]

Cheerio!

[Alexander Brown]

Shinobu made me realize how good lolis ending the sentence with "no ja" can be

[David Nguyen]

That "-su" in the end of the phrase. Like that girl from Ojichan and Marshmellow.

[Jonathan Ortiz]

Not a specific character but anytime a character says sore wa chigao yo/zo in danganronpa i great.
youtube.com/watch?v=JZher9Az7d4

[Camden Gray]

>no ja
Traditional Japanese is great to hear

[Isaiah Powell]

Big Mom from One Piece saying "mamamama!" is just fucking hilarious in my opinion.

[Robert Watson]

I really like when the girls end sentences whit -nano

[Tyler Thomas]

Selamat pagi

[Tyler Bailey]

CHAIKA THREAD, THIS NOW.

YOU, LOVE CHAIKA

BEST GIRL. BEST SHOW.

[Jack Robinson]

CHAIKA ON THE FRONT PAGE

[Ryan Hughes]

All Aikatsu characters are at least 50% catch phrase.

[Christopher Jackson]

*whispers into ear*
...believe it....

[Mason Clark]

BELIEVE IT
I'm not actually joking, this got me so hyped as a kid

[Xavier Cooper]

...

[Levi Bailey]

When Yankee or delinquent characters roll their r's

[Isaiah Reyes]

~Oro?

youtube.com/watch?v=Yo7e6nSOKpk

[Julian Hill]

Oro was a great verbal tick from Kenshin in retrospect

[Juan Perry]

...

[Chase Cruz]

dani

[Connor Cook]

De geso~

[Daniel Gray]

YUENI

[Jonathan Jones]

ararararararararararagi

[Wyatt Harris]

This is embarrassing but, has anyone else caught themselves saying yare yare daze under their breath autonomously? This has been happening for the last year or so and everytime I think I've stopped the habit it keeps coming back, I really don't want to be autistic

[Owen Johnson]

Nigger you what

[Elijah Thompson]

Springboarding off of that, using "de gozaru" is always fun to hear.

[Mason Stewart]

Yare yare

[Ryan Parker]

Mahomoho mahohoho mahohoho-ho.

[Grayson Gray]

It's pretty natural if you grew up saying "ay ay ay" as if it were "ay ya yai" which is similar to the "ya" in "yare yare." As long as you mutter it under your breath it's fine.

[Nicholas Nelson]

H-hayai!
Kisama!
Masaka!

[Jonathan Gonzalez]

you didn't 'catch' yourself doing it you flaming faggot, you did it deliberately and then pretending you 'caught' yourself doing it.

[Joshua Powell]

jo

[Jason King]

>"ay ya yai"

When I was a little kid I did sorta do that for a similar reason; I couldn't say the the caramba part in "ay caramba" properly so just altered it

Why would I intentionally want to expose my power level by using shonen catchphrases in front of friends or at parties there is literally zero benefit

I feel like I blogposted more than necessary so my b

[Benjamin Young]

>ctrl + f
>no "nipaah"

fuck ya'll

[Cooper Taylor]

The most weeb thing I've actually said in public without thinking about it is "it can't be helped"

[Wyatt Morris]

...

[Sebastian Gutierrez]

H-hoeeeeeeee?!

[Nolan Myers]

De gozaru

[Grayson Hughes]

>warouwarou

[Michael Parker]

>ufufu
>oyoyo

[Gabriel Jones]

>I've had friends who aren't weebs scream Onii-chan and BAKA at me in public places
The embarrassment wasn't ever directed at me mind you, but the secondary embarrassment nearly killed me every time.

[Joshua Parker]

france zanzu

[Easton Jackson]

aru

[Brandon Morgan]

uguu!

[Easton Foster]

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[Landon Garcia]

ZAKENA KORRRRA

[Lucas Collins]

KOYASHI

[Jonathan Gonzalez]

NAMU AMIDA BUTSU

[Sebastian Cook]

-aru!

[Adrian Fisher]

...

[Hudson Martinez]

SHIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHHHHHH

[Anthony Rivera]

beer

[Dominic Campbell]

kamo

[Mason Smith]

There's no other English expression that means the same thing. The closest thing is a shrug. This happens all the time when you learn a second language and there are concepts that simply doesn't exist in your native tongue. It can't be helped.

[Noah Miller]

Bakana!

[Kevin Phillips]

HO! HO! HO!

alternatively in epic moments

HO! HO! HO! MERRY CHRISTMAS!

[John Bennett]

Funny thing is that this is actually a common verbal tick in Nagasaki