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It belongs at the end of a build-up, after the question or the wait, so it closes the scene. Open with sudden suspense before the answer, then follow the yes with kids cheering or the Zelda item get chime to finish the sequence.
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This 31-second clip centres on a single spoken yes credited to Daniel O'Brian, stretched long enough to feel like a full reaction rather than a quick reply. It lands as playful and triumphant, the kind of over-the-top agreement that makes a simple yes feel like a win worth celebrating with friends.
