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Mettaton's iconic 'Oh yes!' from Undertale, the flamboyant robot show host. Creators drop this cheeky clip over good news, upgrades and plot twists in edits.

This is the iconic 'Oh yes!' of Mettaton, Undertale's flamboyant robot TV host, delivered in a campy, theatrical purr that drips with self-satisfied glamour. The line stretches the 'oh' just long enough to sound smug before landing the crisp 'yes', packing celebrity confidence into a single breath. It lands like a wink from the stage: smug, fabulous and completely unbothered. Creators love it because the delivery is so exaggerated that it turns any small win into a showbiz moment, making the viewer feel the approval of a diva who has seen it all and demands fabulousness from everything.

Mettaton is the glamorous robot television host of Undertale, Toby Fox's 2015 indie RPG, where his catchphrase 'OH YES!' punctuates his showy in-game dialogue. The game itself has no voice acting, so this voiced rendition comes from fan culture: impressionists and animators gave the line its campy purr, and it became a staple of Undertale memes, edit audios and TikToks. Years after release, the fandom still drops the clip to celebrate fabulous moments, keeping Mettaton's stage persona alive online.

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Who is Mettaton and what does 'Oh yes' mean?

Mettaton is a flamboyant robot TV host from Toby Fox's 2015 game Undertale. 'Oh yes!' is his signature catchphrase, delivered with smug theatrical flair whenever something fabulous happens, and fans use it as a stamp of glamorous approval.

Is Mettaton actually voiced in Undertale?

No. Undertale has no voice acting; all dialogue appears as text. This clip is a fan-made voiced rendition of Mettaton's famous line, performed in the campy style the fandom imagines for him, which is why it lives on in memes and edits.

How do creators use the 'Oh yes' sound in edits?

Editors place it on reveal frames: glow-ups, upgrades, sassy comebacks and victories. The smug delivery turns a small moment into a showbiz beat, so it works best alone or over light music, never buried under heavy audio.