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The only sound she's ever made is a yelp in one instance when she trips and falls.
The title character of High School Ninja Girl, Otonashi-san never speaks, instead communicating via "freakishly expressive gestures." She even goes to great lengths to make herself conductor at a choir event so she doesn't have to sing. He's never spoken a word in the anime or the manga, and the only thing he's done on screen yet was deliver a mild beat down to Italy with a stick and his fist. Egypt from Hetalia: Axis Powers may fit this trope. Unless that speech bubble is meant to be attributed to Dok. His speech bubbles consist entirely of "." He has exactly one line in The Dawn. The Captain from Hellsing says not one word throughout the series. except for one and only one line at the end of the second game. FLICKERY INTERROGATION ROOM SERIES
Because in the video game series that the anime is based upon, Brandon (and his later persona Beyond the Grave) doesn't talk at all. He says maybe three things in the whole series. Brandon Heat, the main character from Gungrave.Even when she's texting, she sends hyperlinks instead of typing out messages. Makoto from FullMaPla never speaks, instead opting for numbered signs.
His lines are visible on the screen just as his lines were written in the manga (i.e., right next to his head, without word bubbles).
Sumiyoshi in the Excel Saga anime talks, but soundlessly. It's particularly egregious because this is a franchise that is heavy on Calling Your Attacks, and some of their original voice actors ARE involved in this series so it can't always be a matter of being unable to rehire the voice actors. In the Crisis Crossover finale of Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time, a very large number of the involved returning protagonists - specifically Yamato, Gabumon, Mimi, Palmon, V-mon, Wormmon, Guilmon and Renamon - have no speaking parts whatsoever. Which is cute, but the real hilarity is in the finale: Megumi and Miki take the PawnChessmon to sing karaoke. FLICKERY INTERROGATION ROOM FULL
So shy that everyone stares at him in shock when he finally speaks a full sentence, and he retreats into his shell.
They actually have to have Miki and Megumi call their attacks and announce their evolution, but Kamemon is just shy.
Kamemon from Digimon Data Squad starts out as this, but the real winners are the two PawnChessmon. FLICKERY INTERROGATION ROOM CODE
Nonette Enneagram in the second season of Code Geass, somewhat outstanding in that she is truly voiceless - in her two very brief appearances across 25 episodes, she never says a word. Cells at Work! CODE BLACK: It's never said that the Kupffer Cells can't speak, but none of them are shown speaking at all. This trait seems unique to her - her fellow Platelets are shown speaking - but no reason has been given for it. Cells at Work: Baby!: Platelet either can't or won't speak. In the second filler arc in Bleach, Enryū doesn't speak until the end of the story line, at which point the giant imposing guy is revealed to have a voice that would make Alvin the Chipmunk blush. In fact, her seiyuu Ayumi Fujimura wasn't even aware that there even was a BlazBlue anime until she heard it from her colleagues two years later who, unlike her, were part of the cast. Phantom didn't get a Seiyuu until the console release of the third game, which was released a bit more than two weeks after the first episode of the anime had aired in Japan. BlazBlue: Alter Memory: Faithful to the games, Phantom never spoke and the anime only covered the first two games in which she made her silent debut in the latter. In Black Butler, Lau's favorite girl is this trope in the anime, but in the manga, Ranmao is simply a Cute Mute Ms. While he does not speak in his human form when the body of light appears before Guts - which only appears when the Child is around - when he is on the verge of becoming a monster, it does speak. The irony of this would be that, even with his muteness ramped up to eleven, Keith actually does get an in-scene line in the first book: "That guy's an idiot." This is taken to a much larger extreme in the light novel series, which mentions that he has a tendency to go years without talking. Keith Gandor of Baccano! doesn't speak throughout the entire anime series, despite being a main character and frequently appearing.
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