Broly first appeared as the Legendary Super Saiyan in the 1993 Dragon Ball Z film, a non-canon movie villain whose overwhelming power made him a fan favorite long before his later canon reboot. Lines from his dubbed movie appearances circulated in anime edits, AMVs and forums, then moved to soundboards as short reaction clips. This threatening selection line survived because it works outside its scene, letting any creator borrow a movie villain's menace for a joke, a gaming callout or an over-the-top introduction.
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Broly delivers his menacing line I choose you to be the first of my victims in this Dragon Ball clip, used for dramatic anime edits and battle reveals.
This clip captures Broly, the Legendary Super Saiyan from Dragon Ball, delivering a cold threat before a fight. His deep, calm voice turns threatening as he singles out his first victim, with the quiet delivery making the line feel more dangerous than a shout. The pause and weight behind each word build instant tension, signaling that a brutal transformation or attack is about to follow. Viewers instantly read it as a villain choosing his target, which is why the short line lands so hard in edits.
