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I kind of like Monotone characters, the kind of characters who always talk in the same tone but at the same time express themselves in an unique way. It's sometimes their snark, their dry comments or their lack of showing emotion in response while they should can come off as really funny. I just drew the three characters who did this best in my opinion in one picture.

Raven from Teen Titans you all saw coming. She is the best example. While I like her backstory and emotional turmoil, she can be very funny. She is a snarker and she is sarcastic. Some of my favorite types of humor. Her quotes are meme-worthy!

Raven: Evil, beware! We have waffles!

Believe me, that never gets old. I don't think it would have been as funny if Raven had put more emotion in that phrase.

Next is Maud Pie from My Little Pony Friendship is magic. She is the sister of the cooky Pinkie Pie but she's totally opposite. She is monotone and true to her heritage on a rock farm is an expert on minerology. Though despite their different personalities she cares deeply for her sister, and smashed a freakin rock with bare hooves to save her. Maud Pie is one of my favorite episodes in season four because Maud is so fun.

Odd thing is, Tara Strong, Raven's voice actor, voices one of the main characters, and she knows how to do monotone but she does not do the voice for Maud. Odd...

Matilda from the Sonic Archie comics, Mighty's long lost sister. She is also very tragic, her parents dead, seperated from her brother, raised loveless in an orphanage until she was roboticized, but eventually later legionized. Unfortunately her upbringing has left her almost emotionless. Her face expresses that she probably speaks monotone. IN fact when the Baron was teleported away in front of her, she just flatly replied, without any change in her expression: 'Baron?' which was a funny scene.

Though at first uncaring towards Mighty since she has no memories to him, and though I found it to be a little harsh on her part...she is still an interesting character and probably one of my favorite Ian Flynn Characters. I don't like his writing but when he does something interesting, he does it good.

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I kind of like Monotone characters, the kind of characters who always talk in the same tone but at the same time express themselves in an unique way. It's sometimes their snark, their dry comments or their lack of showing emotion in response while they should can come off as really funny. I just drew the three characters who did this best in my opinion in one picture.

Raven from Teen Titans you all saw coming. She is the best example. While I like her backstory and emotional turmoil, she can be very funny. She is a snarker and she is sarcastic. Some of my favorite types of humor. Her quotes are meme-worthy!

Raven: Evil, beware! We have waffles!

Believe me, that never gets old. I don't think it would have been as funny if Raven had put more emotion in that phrase.

Next is Maud Pie from My Little Pony Friendship is magic. She is the sister of the cooky Pinkie Pie but she's totally opposite. She is monotone and true to her heritage on a rock farm is an expert on minerology. Though despite their different personalities she cares deeply for her sister, and smashed a freakin rock with bare hooves to save her. Maud Pie is one of my favorite episodes in season four because Maud is so fun.

Odd thing is, Tara Strong, Raven's voice actor, voices one of the main characters, and she knows how to do monotone but she does not do the voice for Maud. Odd...

Matilda from the Sonic Archie comics, Mighty's long lost sister. She is also very tragic, her parents dead, seperated from her brother, raised loveless in an orphanage until she was roboticized, but eventually later legionized. Unfortunately her upbringing has left her almost emotionless. Her face expresses that she probably speaks monotone. IN fact when the Baron was teleported away in front of her, she just flatly replied, without any change in her expression: 'Baron?' which was a funny scene.

Though at first uncaring towards Mighty since she has no memories to him, and though I found it to be a little harsh on her part...she is still an interesting character and probably one of my favorite Ian Flynn Characters. I don't like his writing but when he does something interesting, he does it good.