Dakuten on る character


I saw a dakuten used on a る, but it doesn't seem to exist in basic rules. My
assumption is it's some sort of slang or implied definition as opposed to
"proper" Japanese (it was in a manga). Does anyone know the meaning?




Japanese is a highly "playable" language both in spoken and written forms.

「る゛」 would just ”mean” the same thing as the regular 「る」 but with some kind of
**emphasis, exclamation, emotionality** , etc. intended by the author added.
As a manga reader, you can pronounce 「る゛」 as 「る」 because there is no "official
pronunciation" for 「る゛」.

This can be said about any kana with 「゛」 found in manga, excluding the ones
that actually exist in regular writing.

Here, the hero shouts 「ゆ゛る゛さ゛ん゛！！」 and that is 「許{ゆる}さん！！」 ("Unacceptable!!")
said emphatically.

![enter image description here](https://lohas.nicoseiga.jp/thumb/3846191i?)

Just found this; Talk about emotionality. "I've got friends!!!!"

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/UOnxh.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/UOnxh.jpg)

