Mas que porra é essa (goku)

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A short Goku-style reaction clip saying “que porra é essa” in Portuguese, used in anime memes, confused edits and sudden what-is-that moments.

This sound is a brief reaction clip in a voice associated with Goku, delivering the Portuguese line “mas que porra é essa,” roughly meaning “what the hell is this.” It has a sharp, surprised tone that lands somewhere between confusion, disbelief and annoyed shock. Because the line is short and instantly readable even for people who do not speak Portuguese, it works well as a punchy reaction in meme edits. Viewers usually read it as the perfect response to something absurd, badly timed or completely unexpected on screen.

This clip is known online as a Portuguese Goku reaction audio and is commonly shared in short meme edits, reposts and chat forwards. It spread mainly through Brazilian meme pages, anime communities and reaction compilations where a familiar character voice makes the line funnier. Its staying power comes from how quickly it communicates disbelief without needing setup. It often appears alongside other exaggerated reaction sounds such as anime wow when creators want a stronger anime-themed punchline.

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What does “mas que porra é essa” mean?

It is a Portuguese expression of shock or confusion. In casual English, it lands close to “what the hell is this” or “what the heck is that,” which is why people use it as a reaction sound.

Is this sound actually from Goku?

The clip is widely labeled as a Goku sound because the voice is associated with the character in meme sharing. If you are looking for it, people usually search it by Goku rather than by a formal episode reference.

When do people use this audio in edits?

Creators drop it right after something weird, cursed, unexpected or hilariously bad happens on screen. It works especially well for anime clips, gameplay mistakes, strange reveals and Portuguese-language reaction memes.