Majora's Scream

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Skull Kid's high-pitched scream from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, a manic shriek of panic and laughter. Used for jump scares and horror edits.

This seven-second clip captures Skull Kid's unmistakable scream from Majora's Mask, stripped of music so only the raw vocal is left. It starts as a shrill, almost childlike laugh that quickly twists into a loud, panicked shriek, rising in pitch and intensity before cutting off abruptly. The sound is both playful and deeply unsettling, which is why it lands so well in videos: it instantly signals that something has gone wrong, or that a character has lost control. Hearing it makes viewers brace for a scare, a twist, or a moment of pure chaos, even when the image on screen is completely ordinary.

Skull Kid is the masked trickster who serves as the main antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, released for the Nintendo 64 in 2000. Possessed by the cursed Majora's Mask, he torments the land of Termina and threatens to crash the moon into Clock Town. His high-pitched laugh and scream became one of the game's most recognisable sounds, and fans later isolated the clean vocal from gameplay for soundboards and video edits. It remains popular because it instantly evokes the game's eerie, playful horror and works as a shorthand for panic and mischief.

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Who screams in Majora's Scream?

Skull Kid, the masked trickster who antagonises Link in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. Possessed by Majora's Mask, he laughs and shrieks throughout the game, and this clip isolates one of those panicked screams without background music.

Where is the Skull Kid scream from?

It comes from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, released for the Nintendo 64 in 2000. The scream belongs to Skull Kid, the game's possessed antagonist, and fans have reused the clean sound in horror edits, memes and reaction videos ever since.

How can I use the Majora's scream in a video?

Use it as a sudden reaction sound for a jump scare, a failed plan or a character losing control. Place it on the exact cut, keep it unlooped, and let the shriek stand out before bringing music or dialogue back in.