Finish Him is the prompt from the Mortal Kombat fighting game series, heard in Mortal Kombat 3, the 1995 arcade entry that brought the franchise to a generation of players. When a player wins the final round, the announcer issues the command, giving the winner a window to perform a fatality. The line spread far beyond arcades through home console ports, later sequels, tournaments and online clips, where editors borrowed it as shorthand for any victory. It remains popular because it is recognisable, easy to drop into edits, and tied to one of gaming's most famous finishing mechanics.
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The announcer voice shouting Finish Him from Mortal Kombat 3, played at the end of a match before a fatality. Creators use it for dramatic knockouts.
This is the iconic Mortal Kombat announcer cue that signals the end of a fight, delivered in a deep, booming voice that stretches the two words with dramatic authority. The delivery is slow, loud and unmistakable, cutting through game noise and instantly telling both players that the loser is defenceless and the winner can finish the round in brutal style. For viewers, it creates a spike of tension and excitement, turning a win into a moment of showmanship. Even outside the game, hearing those two words triggers recognition among fighting game fans and sets up an expectation that something spectacular, over the top and final is about to happen.
