Caleb is the protagonist of Blood, the 1997 first-person shooter from Monolith Productions, in which he returns from the grave as an undead gunslinger seeking revenge. His declaration that he lives again became one of the game's most quoted lines because it sums up that resurrection in a single, memorable phrase. Long after the original release, Blood retained a cult following, and clips of Caleb's voice circulated on soundboards, in retro gaming videos and in memes about coming back stronger, keeping the line alive for players who never played the original.
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Caleb's gravelly 'I live again' line from the 1997 shooter Blood, spoken as the undead gunslinger returns to life. It suits comebacks and respawns.
This short clip captures Caleb, the undead gunslinger at the centre of Blood, declaring that he lives again in a low, rasping voice that sounds both weary and gleefully defiant. The delivery is slow and deliberate, with a rough, almost growling edge that makes the resurrection feel personal rather than heroic, as if he is savouring the moment before picking up his weapons once more. Hearing it instantly signals a return from defeat, giving a scene a darkly comic jolt of confidence and menace that works especially well when a character, player or creator refuses to stay down.
