About this sound

A dramatic Escanor quote edit from The Seven Deadly Sins, used in anime memes, comeback edits and clips that shut down weak arguments.

This clip features Escanor delivering the line "Who decided that?" with the proud, crushing confidence that made the character so popular in anime edits. The voice has a calm but overpowering tone, then lands like a verbal challenge, making it perfect for moments when a video flips the power dynamic. Viewers instantly read it as dominance, disbelief and absolute self-assurance. It works especially well in meme edits, debate jokes and transformation scenes where someone is about to prove everybody else wrong.

This sound comes from Escanor, a fan-favorite character in The Seven Deadly Sins, and spread through anime edit culture on short-form video platforms and soundboards. Creators reuse the line because his delivery feels regal, dismissive and instantly memeable, especially in versus edits and confidence jokes. Even outside the series, people recognize it as a reaction sound for moments when a statement gets challenged hard. Its staying power comes from how clearly it signals authority in just a few words.

Pro Tip for Usage

Place the quote right before a reveal, stat comparison or comeback screenshot. It hits hardest after a brief pause or zoom-in on a smug face, but avoid stacking it over loud music that buries Escanor's delivery.

Use Cases

  • Anime edits showing a character overpowering their opponent.
  • Debate memes after someone makes a confident but wrong claim.
  • Power scaling videos before a dramatic feat reveal.
  • Comeback clips where the underdog suddenly takes control.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Escanor "Who decided that" sound?
It is a short quote edit of Escanor saying "Who decided that?" in a confident, intimidating tone. People use it in anime memes and reaction edits to signal dominance, disbelief or a sudden reversal in status.
Where is the Escanor sound from?
The clip is associated with Escanor from The Seven Deadly Sins. Online, it is most often shared as an anime edit sound for versus videos, comeback moments and scenes where one character shuts down another.
Why is this Escanor quote popular in edits?
The line is brief, clear and packed with attitude, so it fits neatly before a reveal or counterargument. Editors use it when they want a character to seem untouchable, smug or overwhelmingly stronger than everyone else.

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