Undertale - Wonderful Idea

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A short Undertale dialogue clip saying “that’s a wonderful idea,” used in edits and memes for fake approval, sarcastic reactions, or a suspiciously bad plan.

This sound is a brief voice clip from Undertale built around the line “that’s a wonderful idea.” It has a calm, approving delivery, but in context it often feels a little off, which gives it that perfect ironic edge. The result is a reaction sound that can play as sincere praise or obvious sarcasm depending on the edit. Creators use it when someone suggests a terrible plan, makes a risky move, or accidentally says something that sounds much smarter than it really is.

This sound comes from Undertale, the 2015 indie RPG that spawned a huge library of quoted dialogue online. Short voice and text moments from the game spread through meme videos, fan edits, and reaction compilations because they are easy to recognize even in very short clips. “That’s a wonderful idea” stuck around as a useful sarcastic response sound, especially in gaming posts where a player is about to do something reckless, clueless, or wildly overconfident.

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What is the Undertale Wonderful Idea sound?

It is a short Undertale dialogue clip centered on the line “that’s a wonderful idea.” People mostly use it as a reaction sound for ironic approval, sarcasm, or moments when a bad plan is treated like genius.

Where is this sound from?

The clip is from Undertale, the indie role-playing game released in 2015. Even very short lines from the game became popular online because its dialogue is memorable and easy to reuse in meme edits and reaction videos.

How do people use this sound in memes?

Creators usually place it right after someone suggests something risky, dumb, or obviously doomed. The contrast between the polite approval and the bad idea creates the joke, especially when the edit immediately shows the fallout.