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All Might shouting Denwa ga Kita as a phone call arrives, the My Hero Academia ringtone sound effect fans use for alerts, edits and anime memes.

An energetic male hero voice bursts in with the Japanese announcement that a phone call has arrived, delivered in a booming, overly heroic tone far bigger than a normal ringtone. The line is short, loud and instantly recognisable, turning a simple incoming call into a dramatic entrance. Its exaggerated confidence makes the moment feel urgent and funny at the same time, especially when it interrupts a quiet scene. Listeners familiar with the character hear his larger than life personality in just a couple of seconds, while others hear a cheerful, commanding alert.

The clip comes from My Hero Academia, the superhero anime series created from Kohei Horikoshi's manga, where All Might is the larger than life Symbol of Peace. His booming Japanese line announcing an incoming call was adopted by fans as an actual ringtone and notification sound, then shared widely on soundboards and in fan edits. Its popularity comes from the contrast between an ordinary phone alert and a top hero treating it like a heroic arrival, a joke that still works for anime fans today.

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What does Denwa ga Kita mean?

Denwa ga Kita translates from Japanese as a phone call has arrived or a call is coming in. In this clip All Might delivers the line in a loud, heroic style, making a normal phone announcement sound like an important hero entrance.

Who says the phone call sound?

The voice is All Might, the Symbol of Peace from My Hero Academia. Known for his huge build, booming confidence and dramatic speeches, he delivers this short Japanese ringtone line with the same energy he uses for rescues and public announcements in the anime.

How can I use this sound in a video?

Use it at the exact moment a phone rings, a message arrives or a character gets summoned. Its two second length works best as a single punchline in anime edits, gaming clips and reaction videos, rather than being looped repeatedly throughout a scene.