The Binding of Isaac was released in 2011 by Edmund McMillen and Florian Himsl and later expanded in the 2014 remake Rebirth, where the Mulligan remained a familiar early enemy. The enemy is designed as a swollen, tearful double of Isaac that avoids direct contact and leaves flies behind when it dies. As Isaac clips, challenge runs and fail compilations spread on YouTube and Twitch, players began isolating short enemy cries like this one for soundboards and edits, where it now works as shorthand for a miserable, doomed character.
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The Mulligan enemy sound from The Binding of Isaac, a short whimpering groan players use for sad, pathetic or failing moments in edits and gaming videos.
This is the short vocal sound made by the Mulligan, one of the tearful Isaac-like enemies in The Binding of Isaac. It is a soft, miserable whimper that rises and falls in about a second and a half, more pathetic than threatening. The Mulligan spends most encounters shuffling away from the player and spawning flies, so its cry fits its cowardly, overwhelmed character. Dropped over a character who is about to give up, cry or fail, the sound instantly makes the moment feel smaller, sadder and funnier at the same time for the viewer.