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The hurt groan of a Minecraft zombie, a short raspy grunt used in gameplay videos and memes when a character takes damage or gets caught off guard.

This is the second hurt sound for the zombie in Minecraft, a brief, guttural groan that plays when the mob takes damage. It is low, raspy and slightly distorted, lasting less than a second, with a strained, almost human quality that makes the undead creature feel oddly vulnerable. In a video it lands as a quick punch of pain, funny because the zombie is supposed to be scary but sounds more annoyed than threatening. Used at just the right moment, it turns a hit, a fall or a surprise attack into a small comedic beat without breaking the pace of the scene.

Minecraft is a sandbox game from Mojang, and its zombies are among its most recognisable hostile mobs, groaning and grunting when they are attacked or injured. Short clips of that hurt sound have spread through soundboards, gameplay videos and meme edits, where creators lift game audio out of context for comic effect. Like the Roblox oof, it works because listeners instantly recognise the game, even without seeing the screen, so a single groan can signal damage, failure or a bad surprise in a new edit.

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What is the Minecraft zombie hurt sound?

It is the brief, raspy groan a Minecraft zombie makes when it is hit or injured. The sound is less than a second long and is used in edits to show a character taking damage or reacting to a surprise attack.

Where does this sound come from?

It comes from Minecraft, where zombies are hostile mobs that spawn at night and in dark places. When a player or another mob damages them, the game plays this hurt groan as an audio cue.

How do creators use this sound in videos?

Creators place it on the exact moment a character is hit, falls or fails, often in Minecraft parodies and gaming montages. It works best as a quick reaction sound, rather than a long background effect.