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Short voice clip of Martlet from Undertale Yellow, the cheerful bird guard whose talk sound plays during dialogue. Used in fan edits and game memes.

This is the short vocal blip used for Martlet when she speaks in dialogue, a bright, chirpy tone that matches the optimistic bird monster from Undertale Yellow. The clip lasts under two seconds and has that distinct typewriter-like game voice quality, with a light, friendly pitch that rises as if she is greeting someone enthusiastically. It instantly signals her earnest, slightly clumsy personality to fans who know her scenes in Snowdin, making even a plain text box feel animated and cheerful when the sound is layered underneath.

Martlet is one of the main characters in Undertale Yellow, the fan-made prequel to Undertale released in December 2023 after years in development. A friendly bird monster training for the Royal Guard, she meets the protagonist Clover in Snowdin and quickly became a fan favourite for her kind but accident-prone nature. Like the original game, dialogue is accompanied by short character voice blips rather than full acting, and clips of Martlet's version were shared by fans making comics, animations and edits celebrating the character.

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What is the Martlet voice sound?

It is a short dialogue voice blip for Martlet, the bird monster from Undertale Yellow. It plays while her text appears on screen, giving her speech a bright, chirpy character without using full voice acting.

Where does Martlet come from?

Martlet comes from Undertale Yellow, a fan-made prequel to Toby Fox's Undertale released in 2023. She is a kind, clumsy bird monster training to join the Royal Guard who the player meets early in Snowdin.

How do people use the Martlet voice clip?

Creators place it under text boxes in fan animations, comics and edits so dialogue feels like it does in game. It also works for short memes, alerts and roleplay videos featuring Martlet or other cheerful characters.