Neco Arc, kidding me right?

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Neco Arc saying kidding me right in a high, incredulous voice, a short anime reaction clip used for disbelief, bad takes and unbelievable moments online.

This short clip captures Neco Arc delivering the line kidding me right with a sharp, incredulous tone that lands in just over a second. The voice is high, squeaky and exaggerated, turning a simple question into an instant expression of disbelief. There is no build up, so the reaction hits immediately and feels both annoyed and playful at the same time. Viewers understand the mood without any context, which makes the sound easy to drop into fast edits. Its brevity and distinctive delivery make even an ordinary surprise feel deliberately over the top and funny.

Neco Arc is the chibi cat parody of Arcueid Brunestud from Type Moon's Tsukihime visual novel, later appearing in the Melty Blood fighting games. The character became a wider meme through short voice clips, fan edits and chaotic reaction videos shared across social platforms. This kidding me right line fits that image perfectly, pairing a familiar anime voice with a plain English expression of disbelief. Its short length helped it spread as a reusable reaction, and creators still use it when a moment needs instant, exaggerated disbelief without explanation.

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What is the Neco Arc kidding me right sound?

It is a very short voice clip of Neco Arc asking kidding me right in a high, incredulous tone. Lasting about 1.4 seconds, it works as an instant reaction for disbelief, surprise or calling out something that sounds completely unbelievable.

Where does Neco Arc come from?

Neco Arc is the chibi cat parody of Arcueid Brunestud from Type Moon's Tsukihime, also appearing in Melty Blood. The character's squeaky voice and chaotic expressions made her especially popular in memes, fan edits and short reaction clips online.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators drop it immediately after a shocking reveal, bad take or unbelievable fail, usually with a hard cut or zoom. Keep other audio low so the line stays clear, and avoid overusing it in one edit so the reaction keeps its impact.