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Wario's gruff this stinks line from WarioWare, delivered with cartoon disgust. Creators use it to react to bad ideas, fails and gross moments in memes.

This is a very short voice clip of Wario, the greedy, mustachioed rival from the WarioWare games, declaring that something stinks. Lasting less than a second, it is a single gruff, nasal outburst, pitched low and delivered with exaggerated cartoon contempt, as if he has just sniffed something truly awful. The abruptness is the joke: there is no buildup or explanation, just instant judgement. Heard over a video, it instantly frames whatever came before it as disgusting, disappointing or badly thought out, and its familiar Nintendo character voice makes the insult feel playful rather than mean.

Wario first appeared as Nintendo's greedy rival to Mario in the early 1990s, and his loud, cartoonish voice later became a defining part of the WarioWare microgame series. Short, instantly recognisable lines from those games have circulated for years on soundboards, in gameplay videos and in meme edits, where a single word or phrase can carry a whole reaction. This stinks endures because it is so blunt and versatile: it works for bad smells, bad ideas and bad luck alike, and Wario's unmistakable delivery makes the judgement funny rather than harsh.

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Who says "this stinks" in this sound?

Wario says it. He is Nintendo's greedy, mustachioed anti-hero and rival to Mario, best known for starring in the WarioWare series, where his exaggerated cartoon voice delivers short, comical reactions like this one.

Where is the Wario this stinks sound from?

It is associated with the WarioWare games, where Wario's voice lines accompany fast microgames. The clip itself is a short reaction line that has since spread widely through soundboards and meme videos.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators drop it right after something disgusting, disappointing or poorly planned appears on screen. It works as a quick punchline in gameplay clips, reaction videos and short-form memes, instantly signalling that the moment deserves Wario's judgement.