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SSBU Mythra KO Sound Button

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Press it the second someone gets launched clean off the stage

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Über diesen Sound

This is a 0.8-second voice clip of Mythra letting out a sharp KO cry as she is knocked out. It feels dramatic and a little over-the-top, turning a quick defeat into an anime-style send-off fans instantly recognise. The sound comes from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, where Mythra appears as a playable fighter.

So nutzt du diesen Button

Play it when your friend gets KO'd in a Smash Ultimate match on stream.
Tap it right as a character flies off-screen in your gaming edit.
Use it for a mock defeat when you lose a round in a Discord game night.
Hit it when a boss wipes your party for instant Mythra-style drama.

Wo man ihn einsetzt

Twitch
Play it on your soundboard the moment you get KO'd during a live Smash Ultimate set.
YouTube
Add it to your Smash montage right where a Mythra stock disappears off the top blast zone.
TikTok
Sync it to a clip of your character flying off stage for a quick KO punchline.
Discord
Trigger it in voice chat whenever someone in your lobby loses their last stock and rages.

Profi-Tipp

Fire it on the exact frame the KO connects, not a beat later. If you explain the loss first, the joke is already gone, so let the blast zone flash and the tap land together for maximum impact.

Gut zu wissen

Place it as the payoff at the end of a KO sequence in your edit, after you build the launch with a hit sound. Follow a serious stock loss with the Roblox Oof Sound Button for a second KO, keeping Mythra's clip first so the order stays clear for viewers.

FAQ

Can I save the Mythra KO sound as an MP3 for offline play?

Yes, you can save it as an MP3 and play it offline once downloaded. It works well stored in a soundboard app so you can trigger Mythra's KO cry instantly during matches, streams or game nights with friends.

Will Smash fans recognise the Mythra KO cry out of context?

Most Smash Ultimate and Xenoblade fans will recognise it straight away, especially Mythra players. Used on its own in a chat or edit, it still reads clearly as a dramatic fighting-game knockout reaction even for casual viewers.

Is the Mythra KO sound better for a real loss or a fake one?

It works for both, but fake losses get the bigger reaction because the dramatic cry oversells a tiny mistake. Save the straight use for actual Smash KOs and use the overplayed version for friendly defeats and lobby banter.