Rattata

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The Rattata cry from Pokemon is a short high pitched squeak that creators use in battle edits, meme videos and reactions for a wild encounter moment.

This short clip is the cry of Rattata, the small purple rat Pokemon known for appearing early in the games. It lasts under two seconds and sounds like a sharp, squeaky chitter with a quick electronic edge, instantly recognisable to Pokemon fans. Played on its own it feels like a wild encounter starting out of nowhere. In edits it works as a tiny jump scare or a funny reaction for a small creature making a big entrance, bringing nostalgia and a burst of energy without needing any dialogue or explanation at all.

Rattata debuted in Pokemon Red and Green in 1996 as one of the first wild Pokemon players meet on early routes in Kanto. Its cry has been part of the games from the start, changing slightly with newer hardware but keeping the same squeaky identity. Online, fans share individual cries for quizzes, voice tests and evolution comparisons, including Rattata to Raticate. The sound stays popular because almost every player has encountered hundreds of Rattata, turning a common battle start into an instantly shared joke.

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What is the Rattata sound?

This is the in game cry of Rattata, the Generation I mouse Pokemon from Pokemon. It is a very short, high pitched squeaky call lasting under two seconds, heard whenever a wild or trained Rattata enters battle.

Where does Rattata come from?

Rattata first appeared in Pokemon Red and Green in 1996 and is one of the earliest wild Pokemon found in the Kanto region. It evolves into Raticate, and its frequent appearances made it familiar to nearly every player.

How do creators use the Rattata cry?

Creators drop the cry at the exact moment a character, pet or enemy pops into frame, mimicking a wild Pokemon encounter. It works best for short meme edits, gameplay highlights, quizzes and funny reactions involving small creatures.