This clip comes from Angry Birds Epic, the turn-based role-playing spinoff of Angry Birds in which players battle waves of pigs, including the small Minion pigs used as basic enemies. When one of those pigs attacks unsuccessfully, the game plays a brief, deflated sound that fits the moment. Short game sounds like this are easy to reuse in edits because they are instantly recognisable to players and need no explanation. On soundboards and in short gaming videos, it has become a handy shorthand for a weak hit, a missed attack or an enemy that was never much of a threat.
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The short failed attack sound from a Minion pig in Angry Birds Epic, used by creators for botched attacks, failed plans and funny gaming fails.
This is a very short, cartoonish fail sound from Angry Birds Epic, lasting just over a second. It captures a Minion pig's attack going wrong, with a small grunting effort followed by a flat, anticlimactic landing that instantly signals something did not work. The tone is playful rather than threatening, which makes it perfect for punctuating a mistake without breaking the mood of a video. Played on its own, it tells viewers in less than two seconds that a plan has backfired, a character has flopped, or an enemy was weaker than expected.