King Harkinian is the ruler of Hyrule in the Philips CD-i Zelda games Link: The Faces of Evil and Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon, released in 1993, whose low-budget animated cutscenes became a major source for YouTube Poop and meme edits in the 2000s. His exaggerated delivery and odd one-liners, including the famous dinner scene, turned the character into a lasting internet joke. The short 'oah' survives because it is instantly recognisable to fans of those games and works alongside other goofy ahh sounds as a quick, absurd reaction in short videos.
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King Harkinian's short 'oah' sound from the CD-i Zelda games, often used as a goofy reaction to a joke, fail or surprise in memes and video edits.
This clip captures King Harkinian letting out a single, exaggerated 'oah' in the broad, theatrical voice that made the CD-i Zelda cutscenes famous among meme fans. It is short, abrupt and oddly cheerful, landing somewhere between a laugh, a grunt and a surprised exclamation, which is why it feels so out of place and so funny outside its original context. Dropped into an edit, it instantly breaks the tension, makes a mundane moment feel absurd, and signals to the viewer that something ridiculous has just happened, without needing any explanation or setup at all.
