At about 8.7 seconds, the file gives you enough room to keep the full delivery or trim tightly around the line. Download the MP3 once and keep it locally for offline playback. For a ringtone, retain a little lead-in so the voice does not start abruptly; for a notification tone, use a shorter cut. Lower it slightly when dialogue is already playing, since overlapping speech can bury the words. A Doge Bonk follow-up works best only after the line ends.
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Play the Vou Te Comer button, download the MP3, or set it as a ringtone. Get Majin Buu's Brazilian Portuguese DBZ line for memes, edits, and reactions.
This sound is a brief voice clip from the Brazilian Portuguese dub of Dragon Ball Z, featuring Majin Buu saying “vou te comer.” In context, the line means he is threatening to eat someone, but out of context it lands as a blunt, chaotic joke because of the phrase’s double meaning in Portuguese. The delivery is sharp, weirdly playful and instantly recognizable to many anime fans from Brazil. In edits, it usually works as a sudden punchline that turns a tense moment into something crude, absurd or deliberately immature.