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A short Chucky voice clip from Dead by Daylight, featuring the killer doll in a brief sound effect used for horror edits, gaming memes and jumpscares.

This is an ultra-short Chucky voice sting from Dead by Daylight, lasting just over half a second. The clip uses a processed, high-pitched doll voice with a sharp, unsettling edge that cuts in suddenly and ends just as fast. As the horror game's version of the Child's Play killer, Chucky sounds small but threatening, and that contrast is what makes the moment land. Dropped without warning, it creates an instant jumpscare feeling, turning a normal scene tense or making a fail or surprise reveal feel more sinister and funny at the same time.

Chucky first appeared as the possessed killer doll in the 1988 film Child's Play, voiced by Brad Dourif, before becoming a long-running horror icon. Behaviour Interactive's Dead by Daylight, released in 2016, added Chucky as a playable killer in 2023, bringing his small stature and taunting voice to the game. Short clips from that version spread on soundboards because they work out of context, and creators often pair this sting with a FNAF Jumpscare Scream or other horror hits for quick, recognisable scares in edits and streams.

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What is the Chucky DBD sound?

This clip is a very short Chucky voice moment from Dead by Daylight, Behaviour Interactive's multiplayer horror game. It lasts about 0.6 seconds and is used as a quick sting, so it works best as a sudden scare or punchline rather than background audio.

Where does Chucky come from originally?

Chucky is the killer doll from the Child's Play horror films, first released in 1988. He is a Good Guy doll possessed by serial killer Charles Lee Ray and voiced by Brad Dourif. Dead by Daylight later added this version as a playable killer.

How do creators use this sound in edits?

Creators drop it at the exact moment of a reveal, fail or jumpscare to make the cut feel more threatening. Because it is so brief, it works over gameplay, horror montages and meme edits without covering dialogue or other sound effects underneath.