Place it at the peak of the build-up, just before the attack lands, then follow it with a Pew Pew blast for the shot and a Vine Boom for the impact, saving the MLG Air Horn for the final reveal after the dust settles.
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This 2.5-second voice clip delivers the line I'm firing my laser in a loud, theatrical shout that builds like a warning before an attack. It feels ridiculous, chaotic and deliberately over the top, turning a small moment into a huge, cartoonish showdown. It comes from the Shoop Da Whoop internet joke, where the phrase became shorthand for an absurdly overpowered blast.