Raiden Wins comes from Mortal Kombat II, the 1993 arcade fighting game where Raiden, the thunder god, is one of the playable fighters. After a player wins a match with him, the game's announcer declares his victory, a staple of the series' end-of-round presentation. Clips of these announcements have long circulated among fighting-game fans and soundboard users, who reuse them to crown winners in videos, streams and memes. Its staying power comes from that instant recognition: even without seeing the game, listeners know a battle has just been decided.
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The announcer sound from Mortal Kombat 2, played after Raiden wins a match. Creators use it for victory moments, gaming edits and funny win reveals.
This short clip is the victory announcement heard at the end of a Mortal Kombat 2 match when Raiden takes the round. A deep, dramatic announcer voice declares the winner over the game's punchy arcade sound design, giving the moment a grand, tournament-final feel despite lasting only about two seconds. It sounds triumphant and slightly over-the-top, which is exactly why it lands so well in edits. Dropped at the end of a clip, it instantly tells the viewer who won, turns an ordinary success into a dramatic showdown result, and adds a nostalgic hit for anyone who grew up playing the arcade classic.
