Century Tuturu

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A long Tuturu-style anime clip associated with the Steins;Gate meme. People use it in edits, intros and playful reaction posts with an otaku vibe.

Century Tuturu is a longer anime vocal clip built around the recognisable “Tuturu” catchphrase fans associate with Steins;Gate. Instead of a quick sting, this version runs for over twenty seconds, giving it a more drawn-out, playful feel that can carry a whole intro or joke beat. The sound comes across as bright, cute and a little quirky, so it often makes a scene feel suddenly more nerdy, lighthearted or self-aware. It works especially well when a creator wants an instantly recognisable anime reference without using a loud dramatic effect.

The best-known “Tuturu” line comes from Mayuri Shiina in Steins;Gate, where it became one of the series' most memorable vocal catchphrases. Online, fans clipped and reused it in compilations, remixes and short edits because it instantly signals anime culture in a light, friendly way. Longer variants like Century Tuturu stay popular because they can fill more of a scene than the shorter tuturu clip while keeping the same recognisable tone. It is often used alongside other anime meme sounds in fan edits.

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What is the Century Tuturu sound?

Century Tuturu is a longer version of the well-known anime “Tuturu” vocal meme. It keeps the same cute, recognisable catchphrase energy but lasts much longer, so creators use it for intros, slower reveals and extended joke setups.

Where is the Tuturu phrase from?

The phrase is widely associated with Mayuri Shiina from the anime Steins;Gate. It became popular online because the delivery is distinctive, charming and easy to recognise even in short meme edits.

How do people use Century Tuturu in videos?

Creators usually place it over anime edits, character introductions, cosplay clips or ironic reaction posts. The longer runtime makes it useful when a quick sound effect is too short and a full music track would feel like overkill.