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The horror version of Clukr from Sprunki Retake, featuring distorted cymbals and a dark metallic loop used for creepy edits and fan made mixes.

This clip is the horror mode loop for Clukr in Sprunki Retake, a fan remake of the Sprunki Incredibox mod. Instead of his bright cymbal taps, Clukr produces a warped, metallic crash that repeats with an uneasy rhythm. The sound feels tense and hollow, like a broken machine keeping time in a dark room. It changes the whole beat from playful to unsettling, and that contrast is why creators isolate this layer when building horror mixes or showcasing how different the Retake horror characters sound compared to the normal mode.

Sprunki began as a fan made Incredibox mod in 2024 and quickly spread on YouTube, TikTok and game sites for its mix of cute characters and a hidden horror mode. Sprunki Retake is a fan remake that reworks the art, animations and sounds while keeping the same cast. Clukr, the character with a cymbal on his head, normally adds bright percussion, but his horror form turns that role dark and distorted. Fans share isolated character loops like this one to compare versions, rebuild songs, and create their own horror arrangements.

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What is the Sprunki Retake Clukr horror sound?

It is the isolated horror mode loop for Clukr in Sprunki Retake. Instead of normal bright cymbal hits, this version uses warped metallic crashes and a darker rhythm that fits the mod's horror transformation.

Who is Clukr in Sprunki?

Clukr is one of the beat characters in Sprunki, recognised by the cymbal on his head. He adds percussion to a mix, and in horror mode his design and sound become distorted and unsettling.

How do creators use this Clukr horror sound?

Creators use it in Sprunki mix videos, character comparisons and horror edits. It works best layered under other Retake loops, timed to a reveal, or played solo so viewers can hear the horror difference clearly.