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キノピオ（いけー）

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Japanese Toad from The Super Mario Bros. Movie shouting ike, or go, in a high pitched cheer used for pep talks, starts and encouragement clips.

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Japanese Toad from The Super Mario Bros. Movie shouting ike, or go, in a high pitched cheer used for pep talks, starts and encouragement clips.

This is a very short Japanese voice clip of Kinopio, known as Toad outside Japan, shouting ike, meaning go or let's go. His voice is high, squeaky and bursting with energy, delivered in a single quick burst that lasts just over a second. There is no music or background noise to soften it, so the cheer lands instantly and feels urgent and enthusiastic. On screen it works like a tiny captain giving the order to move, turning an ordinary start, jump or push forward into a determined and funny moment.

Consejo profesional

Place the shout right on the cut where a character starts running, jumping or charging, not before it. Keep the original volume loud for the punch, pair it with a fast zoom or shake, and avoid looping it twice in a row.

Cómo lo usa la gente

Adding a cheer when a game character starts running.
Punctuating a friend rushing into a challenge on video.
Starting a speedrun attempt with a funny Toad voice.
Cheering a teammate pushing forward in a multiplayer match.

Más información

Kinopio is the Japanese name for Toad, the loyal mushroom retainer from Nintendo's Mario series who has appeared in games since Super Mario Bros. in 1985. This audio comes from the Japanese character showcase for The Super Mario Bros. Movie, the 2023 animated film by Nintendo and Illumination. Shared online as a one second soundboard clip, the isolated shout became handy apart from the trailer because it is instantly recognisable, language light, and easy to drop into gameplay edits, reaction videos and short memes without any setup or context needed.

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What does Kinopio say in this sound?

Kinopio shouts the Japanese word ike, which means go or let's go. It is a single short burst lasting about one second, delivered in Toad's distinctive high pitched voice with a lot of urgent, cheerful energy.

Where is this Toad sound from?

The clip is taken from a Japanese character showcase video for The Super Mario Bros. Movie, the 2023 animated film. The showcase focused on Kinopio, the Japanese name for Toad, the mushroom character from Nintendo's Mario series.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators drop it at the exact moment something starts moving, charging or racing forward. Its short length makes it ideal for game edits, speedruns and reaction clips where a quick, funny encouragement shout is needed without covering dialogue.