Characters with unintelligble dialogue

[tb4000]

This has been a staple of cartoons for years; characters that speak, but can't be understood by anyone else except maybe another character or the characters on the show. Coco from Foster's, Kenny on South Park(somewhat), that one pilot from Dastardly and Muttley, etc. It's a centuries old device, but they usually end up working or being turned on their head by writers.

[Cortez2301]

That pig bounty hunter from the samurai jack episode where they first introduced the Scotsman.

[Kryten]

Mumbles from those old Dick Tracy shorts.

[Radical]

Here's a few that I can remember:

Mumbles(old Dick Tracey cartoon)
Kenny/Timmy(South Park)
All the Pokemon(Pokemon)-except for Meowth/Mewtwo.
Coco(FHFIFs)
Muttley(DD & M)
Ponygon(Zatch Bell!)
Janemba(Dbz Movie 12)
Boomhauer(King of the Hill)
The GodPigeon(Animaniacs/Goodfeathers)
Sylvester Stallone(South Park episode with Wing & the Chinese Mafia)
salamander(P.P.Dash!)-don't know if he counts, he kind of speaks when sentences come out of its mouth which you'll might not understand what he's saying at times, which it's interesting/weird.
Cousin It(Addams Family cartoon)

[Fanboy Dave]

The two that really come to mind for me are Opie from Family Guy and The Go-Go Gopher that always just babbled incoherently while the other one translated.

[mammy2shoesfan]

Mushmouth from Fat Albert.

[Tay the Cat]

Tooter frm the Snorks.

[Bad Asp]

The Cheat from homestarrunner.com!

Maybe Ling-Ling from Drawn Together...

[Neo Ultra Mike]

If webtoons count then Mr. Malice from Bonus Stage who would "speak" by sprouting out random files with subtitles (like say ants marching of Megaman 2 music) instead of actual dialogue.

[dendawg]

Does Assy McGee count? His mumbles are so bad that you can barely make out what he says.

[JVipond]

Porky from Hanna-Barbera's Little Rascals series must count, as usually his speech had to be translated by Buckwheat. I don't recall whether that happened in the theatrical shorts.

[ToOn~g@l]

What about the Father bear from Hillbilly Bears. I remember there was a short commercial with him on Cartoon Network some years back and he seemed very hard to understand.

[Uncle_Lina]

Boomhauer from King Of The Hill.

[tb4000]

Does Boomhauer really count, though? He talks fast and basically speaks in small phrases, but you could understand him if need be.

[Ahiru-kun]

Donald in his early shorts.

[Mad Mod 49]

Donald in his early shorts.


Donald still has unintelligble dialogue, it's just somewhat easier to understand though.

[Harukuro]

Gerald McBoing-Boing (http://www.toonopedia.com/gerald.htm): He would talk with sound effects instead of words.

[RomanMack]

Blade Knight from the Kirby dub.

[Kazuya Prower]

Jimmy from the Ripping Friends.

[Dr.Pepper]

What about Charlie Brown's teacher:p

[Bratbat]

Les Galagoogoo (Viva Pinata)

He is the pink genius bush baby Pinata that can't talk.

[pseudowudo]

The "Characters with unintelligible dialogue" are featured in these following cartoon series. They are:

Abu ('Disney's Aladdin')

Chatta & Punkin ('Pink Panther & Sons')

Copper Kid ('SilverHawks')

Tramm & Gnaark ('Teen Titans')

[Leviathan]

There is a girl in Home Movies that has unintelligible dialogue except when she's singing (I forgot her name, but she's in Bye Bye Greasy)

[Psycho Fox]

Gerald McBoing-Boing (http://www.toonopedia.com/gerald.htm): He would talk with sound effects instead of words.
But for the most part we can understand Gerald McBoing-Boing

[Jave]

The Fairies from Magical Doremi count, I guess.

Oh, and Henry Kissinger in that Freakazoid episode.

[Fanboy Dave]

Man,how did I forget about Kissinger?

Shame on me.

[Joe]

"Boxy" from Futurama only talks in some type of DOS sound-effect beep

oh, yeah, and Nibbler (usually)

Also, does Gary from Spongebob count?