A subtrope of Body Language and a supertrope to Nervous Tics and Characterizing Sitting Pose. This may be justified if the specific gesture is a Magical Gesture ...

An exceptionally (Narf!) odd Character Catchphrase used to the point it see-heems more like a bodily-diddily emission than speaking. VerbalTic / Anime & Manga · Pinky and the Brain · The Legendary Starfy

A specific type of Character Tic. When Bob is sitting deep in thought, trying to solve a difficult problem, the writers will often provide a tic as a visual ...

Everyone has felt nervous at one point in their life; it's a natural body response to pressure and difficult situations. It's also an emotion associated ...

In Pokémon Speak, the only thing a character says is their name. This is essentially the inverse: a character is named for the only thing they say.

A Lyrical Tic is an odd, toss-in sound found in a song that a particular singer or a band seems to make in a whole lot of their songs.

The curious tendency of video game players to do completely unnecessary actions over and over and over again—regardless of their actual effect on gameplay.

In "Hurricane Neddy", his Angrish turns to a jumble of "-diddly doodly-" until he lashes out at the town ("Aw hell diddly-ding-dong crap! Can't you morons do ...

A page for describing VerbalTic: Anime & Manga. The following series have their own pages: Pretty Cure Tamagotchi The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, …

"L-l-look at you, hacker. A p-p-pathetic creature of meat and bone, panting and sweating as you r-run through my corridors-s. H-h-how can you challenge a ...