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Purge Trooper saying Yes Second Sister from Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order, a short voice line used for obedient replies, orders and Star Wars edits.

This clip captures a Purge Trooper calmly answering his commander with the line Yes Second Sister. The delivery is flat, disciplined and instantly military, with no music or background noise competing with the voice. It lasts just a couple of seconds, long enough to register the obedience in the tone. Viewers recognise the formality as funny out of context, because the trooper sounds completely serious about a simple acknowledgement. Placed after an order or request, it turns an ordinary reply into a formal Imperial response.

Purge Troopers were introduced as elite Imperial soldiers serving the Inquisitorius in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, released in 2019. They answer to the Second Sister, Trilla Suduri, one of the game's main Jedi hunters. Short voice lines like this acknowledgement spread through gaming clips and soundboards because the formal tone works outside the original mission context. Players still quote it when following orders in co-op games, roleplay servers and edits, where a serious military reply contrasts with casual chat or a silly request from a teammate.

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What does the Purge Trooper say?

The trooper says Yes Second Sister, acknowledging an order from his Inquisitor commander. The line is short, calm and formal, delivered in a disciplined military tone that makes it easy to reuse as a serious sounding yes in edits and replies.

Where is the Purge Trooper sound from?

It comes from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, the 2019 action adventure game. Purge Troopers serve the Empire's Inquisitorius and report to the Second Sister, Trilla Suduri, who hunts surviving Jedi throughout the story.

Why do people use this sound in edits?

Creators use it because the obedient, overly formal delivery is funny when the order is trivial. Dropping it after a friend's request, a game callout or on-screen text instantly turns a normal yes into an Imperial military response.