Show me OCs with accents!

Posted 5 years, 1 month ago (Edited 5 years, 1 month ago) by Mochagatari

I was reading last night/earlier today about American/British accents and thought about how interesting they were, so show me characters that have some sort of distinct accent or dialect! Doesn't matter from where. 

This thread isn't to make fun of anyone or perpetuate stereotypes, btw, but just to discuss. :> 

Vibe Cosmic_doq

She definitely has a strong accent hehe

Ina springymint

She definitely has a really strong Scottish accent!

Vince koen

a wee bit bri-ish

Gap Thinebruveth_

Gaps gotten an Aussie lingo, and his partner in crime Nikita, is VIOLENTLY russian

Remy Herzel (bugs) colossalsquidiot

Remy has a very faint French accent. It gets stronger when he's stressed or overwhelmed. He was born in Paris but has lived in the USA and England. So his regular accent is sort of a mix between all three

Cecily M. Raid Shadowzim777

Cecily has a scottish accent and proud of it.

Grug Gutbusta ProfessionalDumbass

This man’s accent can only be described as mush mouth on a big dumb idiot. Like, i dunno what to call it when someone says shit like 

“I dunnah wuh the boss wunts us tah do, Wez just told ta stand ‘bout an muffin is appenin now”

Sandra RadiantRaindragon

Sandra normally speaks in careful Received Pronunciation (i.e. she sounds like an English newsreader), but will lapse into an American accent sometimes if she's very tired or talking to another person from America.

Denisovich Lunifred

BRITISH,,..

Marcai WizardOfNeet

I'll use the ones with a more noticeable accent, but everyone in this folder generally does.

Marcai is our most notable example, being Mexican and what-not, but the other noticeable accents are:

David is British,

(I ACCIDENTALLY SENT OOPS) Lucifer is notably the rowdy country boy,

Mavis has a southern accent that kicks up when she feels any strong emotion, but she's more of a valley girl otherwise.

The rest are mostly from the Midwest and the South, so they have mild accents from their respective areas.