Issue 2 of the micro-series contains sounds effects like "FAIL! In the space of two pages in the first chapter of PandoraHearts, we have "GRAB, " "FIDGET, " "SURPRISE, " and of course, "THREATENING ATMOSPHERE. In Return to Zork, the first hint that a duck is really a transformed wizard is the fact that it actually says "quack quack" in a human voice. Obviously, major spoilers in all the links. You've been gnomed yet again by 888england. Op ggggggnnnnnooooommmmmeeeeddd by pancakesunday1. Pen and paper role playing games are, to me, dynamic stories that are propelled by the active participation of many individuals. In the next TF, it reappears with a different comment: TELEPORT NOISE (As per the order of Marvel Comics Legal Department, the noise is most definitely not "BAMF", nor is it "SNIKT" or "THWIP". The manga adaptation of Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann has a onetime "One-Megaton Punch", for when Kamina and Simon, in their newly-combined Dai-Gurren, delivers one of these to Viral. For a Shout-Out to NCIS' Dope Slap).
One segment from AMV Hell 4 involved a Paranoia Agent / Batman mash-up. "CLOCK" is used when Cans literally punches Diamonds Droog into next week, and then punches Hearts Boxcars into a different calender entirely. Questionable Content creator Jeph Jacques uses these quite frequently. Also this strip, which has "Silence" amongst others. 16 "You've been Gnomed" Meme Sound Variations in 60 Seconds. Demong neeb ev'uoy by MypasswordisHappym.
U Was At The Mine (Minecraft parody of U Was At The Club Bottoms Up). If you want to question this fact, Saxton Hale will gladly demonstrate. Family Guy got in on the act with a '60s Batman cutaway reference, with four "Teabag! " Thanks to the numerous cop show references there are a number of instances of characters Saying Sound Effects Out Loud. This Is Not Fiction uses these often. Potato Mine says "SPUDOW! " Which made it stop and go "ponder... ponder... " as it, well, pondered the strange event. And someone was killed by the sound effect RROD referring to the Red Rings of Death. Tyoyiurvre jbbenene gtnro3mewemd by somesupersaiyan. The 16 You've been Gnomed Meme Sound Variations in 60 Seconds meme sound belongs to the music.
Rip Haywire, an Affectionate Parody of action-adventure strips, constantly creates new sound effects by putting "KA-" before selected nouns, verbs, or adjectives (and possibly adverbs). And "crocodile tears to get ice cream. " MS Paint Masterpieces uses "telprot! " In the Space Ghost Coast to Coast episode "Batmantis", Space Ghost notes the presence of word balloons out of the 1960s Batman series: "Oh, look! At the end of the episode, Steed fights the villain by hitting him with poster-sized mockups of comic book panels, each containing a word like "Pow! " You've been Shreked by MRH2006Junior.
From Hayate the Combat Butler, we also have the inestimable: COINCIDENCE! Both series use them to the point that an actual sound effect in either goes on to become pretty rare, and there's a running gag of "ka-something" sounds. This Says A Lot About Our Society... lucifer. The platoon's reaction can only be described as "Atmosphere of Oh Shit". In the first issue, The Tick and Clark Oppenheimer are fighting in a subway tunnel, when a train hits them, making the following noises: *BANG* *CRASH* *REALLY LOUD NOISE!
Frog anime, Keroro's platoon accidentally fire several torpedos at a city on the bottom of the sea. ", "laughter", "Crowbar Thwap! Gyo infamously used "GASHUNK" to describe the sound the walking shark tank made whenever it took a step, which was later applied to the sound of it plowing through a door. Occasionally seen in A Miracle of Science, though the comic usually uses onomatopoeic sound effects. When it hits his head, it makes a "BAGEL!!! " "I didn't get a 'harumph' out of that guy. And "Kangaroo sound. When a piece of viewer mail on Attack of the Show! Any Valve game since Half-Life 2 has this in the closed captions. Others used include "MOONROCK" and "COMBINE".
Due to Homestuck's animated nature, it mostly doesn't need sound effects. It later turns out that he did that because his whistling has magical powers. Includes things like "pain! There is a Garfield comic where Garfield is unscrewing a saltshaker with the sound effect *unscrew* hanging in midair. Later on there's the memorable "KA-PANTS " after a villain's Hulk-out has a predictable reaction to his garments. Shortly after, they get spotted by a chimera, and Belkar exclaims "DAMN IT! Ironic Shining Light of Doom!
Acme Novelty Library by Chris Ware, author of Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid on Earth, takes this trope to a new level by featuring a panel that says "Onomatopoeia: front door opening". This includes going "beep boop" when firing his weapon, or sometimes just saying the phrase "Robot noises! Satou Kashi no Dangan wa Uchinukenai features a non-humorous in-universe example when newly-arrived strange girl Umino introduces herself to the class: Umino: Then please treat me well. When Mr Heffley is sawing wood) "saw-saw! In The Optimist: EXPIRE, THROW, GOUGE, FLEX & SWELL, REND & MASTICATE, SUBMIT & REFRESH, FOLD, and this comic and this comic have multiple examples. Magister Negi Magi manga does this a lot. I'd like someone to tell me how to mute this setting from command line and possibly tell me where it is stored. Want to report this sound? At least one Matt Howarth comic used the effect "REALLY LOUD SOUND BUT YOU CAN'T HEAR IT" repeated over and over in the background of a panel for some kind of reality warping effect. The joke of the PLOT effect is, of course, that it is also representing the sound of what's happening. A character getting his head graphically blown apart. Dumbing of Age brings us the "RESLAM! The Strong Bad Email "shapeshifter" has Strong Bad's "cool trademark sound effect" of Dwayne!
Near the end of chapter 14. The Wotch and its spinoff Cheer! In Act 5, Karkat surmises that stabbing is how Jack Noir greets people. Copy embed to clipboard. From Bigger Than Cheeses: - SPINE!
In just the last 3 strips: - Rat Fist: BRUCK-HEIMER. Lol by cassiusjames. The Ogres on Unforgotten Realms frequently mutter the words "Ogre Sounds" to no one in particular. Another Dutch comic, De Generaal had one when the eponymous general is dropped with tank and all from a hot air balloon (don't ask): *SMASH OF GIGANTIC PROPORTIONS! GC deserves props for possibly being the first ever use of "Blink " for something completely unrelated to Squeaky Eyes. That's another good one. The anime versions of Pani Poni Dash!, Lucky☆Star, Hayate the Combat Butler, DD Fist of the North Star, Ōkami-san and Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei have all used "staring" ("jiiiiiiiiii") as a vocalised sound effect, in SZS 's case as a Running Gag.
Of course, it makes some sort of twisted sense in a comic where the dialogue also makes no sense... - David Gonterman seems fond of "Kick! " Super Effective loves to use these. Bug Martini: Bug assumes that Burgle is the noise that burglar makes. Given the car in question, it's not a big stretch. This Tale of the Cave strip features insults hidden in the miss sound effects. It isn't strange at all to see "LOOM" menacingly scrawled across the screen anytime a serious adversary appears. Don't forget the legendary "shotgun" sound from the impossible to find ◊ green comic.
The Whiteboard: On this page, Cara's vintage Volkswagen makes a beetlebeetlebeetle noise. Word of God says so! Screaming loud enough to be heard in the vast vacuum of space*.