Waluigi was introduced by Nintendo in Mario Tennis in 2000 as a lanky rival to Luigi and a partner for Wario. Voiced for many years by Charles Martinet, the character became known for exaggerated reactions, theatrical confidence and comic villain energy across Mario sports, party and racing games. Short voice clips like this one spread through meme edits and soundboards because they sum up that personality in seconds. The line is still used as a playful rallying call, especially alongside Nintendo gameplay, races and challenges where an overconfident start is part of the joke.
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Waluigi saying come on let's go in his mischievous voice from the Mario games, a short clip used for playful starts, challenges and meme edits.
This short voice clip captures Waluigi urging everyone forward with an eager come on let's go, delivered in his high, nasal and theatrical tone. The line is quick and punchy, with his stretched vowels and mischievous energy making a simple invitation sound like a challenge. Because Waluigi is known as a sly troublemaker rather than a hero, the delivery feels cheeky instead of sincere. It lands as an instant cue to start moving, join in or accept a dare, and its brevity makes the moment feel sudden, playful and slightly chaotic for viewers.
