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O Primeiro de Muitos

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O Primeiro de Muitos is the PT-BR Worms Armageddon voice line for the first of many, used to mark a first kill, hit or opening win in gaming clips.

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O Primeiro de Muitos is the PT-BR Worms Armageddon voice line for the first of many, used to mark a first kill, hit or opening win in gaming clips.

This is a short Brazilian Portuguese voice line from Worms Armageddon, spoken in an upbeat, confident tone as if announcing the start of a streak. The phrase translates to the first of many, and it lands right after an opening hit or casualty in the match. It is only a second and a half long, which makes the delivery feel punchy and smug rather than dramatic. Viewers instantly read it as a warning that more damage is coming, turning a single early play into the setup for a running joke.

نصيحة احترافية

Drop it exactly on the first explosion or kill frame, not before it, and keep the game audio low underneath so the Portuguese line stays clear. Pair it with a quick zoom or replay, and do not repeat it for later hits.

كيف يستخدمه الناس

Celebrating the first kill in a Worms match clip.
Marking an opening goal that starts a scoring streak.
Adding a smug caption to a first successful shot.
Opening a montage where more wins are about to follow.

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The line comes from Worms Armageddon, the 1999 turn based artillery game by Team17, where worm teams announce actions with short themed voice banks. In the Brazilian Portuguese version, o primeiro de muitos is heard early in a battle after the first successful attack. Players who grew up with that dub began sharing the clip on soundboards and in edits, and its boastful meaning made it reusable far beyond Worms, as a shorthand for any first success that promises a repeat.

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What does O Primeiro de Muitos mean?

It is Brazilian Portuguese for the first of many. In Worms Armageddon the line is a confident announcement after an early hit, implying the player plans to land plenty more shots before the match ends.

Where is this sound from?

It comes from the Brazilian Portuguese dub of Worms Armageddon, the turn based game where teams of worms battle with exaggerated weapons. The clip is one of the short voice bank lines played during a match.

When should I use it in a video?

Use it right after the very first successful moment, like an opening kill, goal or win. Its joke depends on timing and confidence, so it works best once near the start rather than repeated throughout the edit.