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Enemy Chaser Metal Slug Sound Button

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Press it the second you lock onto a target and start chasing it down

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This clip is the short arcade announcer call shouting “Enemy Chaser!” in a loud, punchy male voice, lasting just over one and a half seconds. It feels urgent and triumphant, like a power-up reward that instantly raises the energy. It comes from the weapon pickup announcement in Metal Slug 6 and 7.

Comment utiliser ce bouton

Tap it when your homing missiles lock on and chase an enemy across screen.
Play it as you grab the Enemy Chaser pickup during a run-and-gun level.
Hit it when a friend starts running and you pretend to hunt them down.
Use it right before a chase scene cuts in during an arcade edit.

Où les gens l'utilisent

TikTok
Add it over a gameplay clip where your missiles turn and chase the target mid-flight.
YouTube
Place it in a retro playthrough right at the weapon pickup for instant nostalgia.
Twitch
Bind it to your soundboard for streams when enemies swarm and you switch to homing shots.
Discord
Send it in voice chat when someone joins late and you start chasing them in game.

Conseil pro

Time the press to the exact frame the pickup appears or the missiles launch, not a beat after, so viewers connect the call directly to the weapon swap and the chase that follows.

Bon à savoir

Place this clip at the pickup moment early in a fight sequence, then follow it with the enemy spotted sound button once targets appear, and layer a pop sound effect button for each missile hit that lands afterward in the edit.

FAQ

How do I save the Enemy Chaser MP3 to play offline?

Download the MP3 from this page to your phone or computer, then open it in any media player. Once saved, it plays offline for edits, streams and soundboard apps without needing a connection each time.

What pairs well with Enemy Chaser in a gameplay edit?

It works best before target-spotting calls and small hit effects. Put the call first, let the action start, then add those supporting sounds so the sequence reads as pickup, lock-on and impact without crowding the moment.

Will retro shooter fans recognise the Enemy Chaser call?

Yes, players who spent time with later Metal Slug entries will know it from weapon pickups. That instant recognition makes it work for nostalgia edits, arcade compilations and short clips aimed at classic run-and-gun fans.