Morshu is the merchant from Link: The Faces of Evil and Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon, released for the Philips CD-i in 1993. His lines offering lamp oil, rope and bombs were delivered in stilted cutscenes that were rediscovered online in the 2000s through remixes and YouTube Poops. The stretched spelling Bomz comes from fans imitating his pronunciation. Short isolated words from his shop speech became reusable reaction clips, and this one survives because players instantly connect it to his offer of bombs.
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Morshu saying Bomz in his deep shopkeeper voice from the Zelda CD-i games, used as a short meme reaction and joke shop sound effect online today.
This is a very short clip of Morshu, the round shopkeeper from the Zelda CD-i games, blurting out Bomz in his famously deep, drawn out voice. The delivery is flat and oddly serious for a single word, which makes it land like an absurd announcement. At under a second, it hits instantly with no build up, leaving just that booming syllable ringing out. Viewers recognize it right away as part of the awkward dubbed cutscenes that became internet legend, and the mismatch between his calm merchant tone and the sudden exclamation gives it its comic punch.
