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A short Pikachu voice clip from Pokemon, featuring the character's cute electric squeak. Used in anime edits, memes, reactions and gaming videos.

This is a brief, high pitched Pikachu vocalization, the familiar cheerful cry the Pokemon makes when it is excited or calling out. At under three seconds it lands as a single cute burst rather than dialogue, with that bright, squeaky tone instantly recognisable to anyone who grew up with the anime or games. Played over a reaction or a sudden reveal, it softens the moment and makes it feel playful instead of serious, which is why viewers tend to smile or laugh as soon as they hear it.

Pikachu is the mascot of Pokemon, the franchise that began with the 1996 video games and the anime series that followed in 1997. Voiced in the anime by Ikue Otani, its name based cries became one of the most recognised sounds in pop culture. Short clips like this one spread through soundboards, edits and social videos because the voice needs no translation and instantly signals Pokemon. Its continued use comes from nostalgia and versatility, working equally well as a joke, a reaction or a cute accent.

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What is the Pikachu sound?

It is a very short clip of Pikachu, the Pokemon mascot, making its high pitched, cheerful cry. Lasting about three seconds, it captures the squeaky voice Pikachu uses instead of normal speech in the anime and games.

Where does Pikachu come from?

Pikachu comes from Pokemon, a Japanese franchise that started with video games in 1996 and expanded into a long running anime. The electric mouse Pokemon became the series mascot and one of its most recognisable characters worldwide.

How do creators use this Pikachu sound?

Creators drop it into videos as a cute reaction, a Pokemon reference or a playful accent on a reveal. Because it is so short, it works best as a single hit rather than background audio or a repeated loop.