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Flint from Undertale Yellow delivers a short game voice clip fans use for edits, memes and fan videos. Play the sound effect for your next project.

This short clip captures Flint, one of the characters from Undertale Yellow, the fan-made prequel to Undertale, in a brief spoken moment from the game. His voice is warm, confident and slightly rough around the edges, with a dry delivery that suits his personality in the game. The line lands quickly and cleanly, without music or background noise getting in the way, so it works as a reaction, a greeting or a punchline in an edit. For Undertale fans it is instantly recognisable, and for everyone else it still sounds like a character stepping forward to make a point.

Undertale Yellow is a fan-made prequel to Toby Fox's Undertale, created by fans and shared online as a free game. Flint is one of its original characters, and clips of his dialogue have circulated separately from the game as fans replay his scenes and share favourite moments. The sound has spread mainly through Undertale fan edits, gameplay videos and short meme clips, where a short recognisable voice line is easy to reuse. It remains popular because Undertale Yellow keeps attracting new players who discover Flint for the first time and want a quick way to reference him.

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What is the Flint Undertale Yellow sound?

It's a short voice clip featuring Flint, a character from Undertale Yellow, the fan-made prequel to Undertale. Fans use it in edits and memes to introduce Flint or react with his confident, dry delivery.

Where is Flint from in Undertale Yellow?

Flint is an original character created for Undertale Yellow, the fan-made prequel to Undertale. He is not from the original Undertale, but was introduced in the fan game.

How can I use the Flint sound in a video?

Drop it at the moment a character appears, answers back or makes a confident point, keeping the volume clear so the voice stands out. It works best in short Undertale edits, memes and reaction clips, paired with a quick zoom or on-screen text.