The sound comes from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, released for GameCube in 2002 in Japan and 2003 internationally. Its most memorable use is Sploosh Kaboom, Salvatore's squid-hunting mini-game on Windfall Island, a Battleship-style board where a successful shot triggers the blast and the word Kaboom. Clips and rips of the mini-game circulated on YouTube and soundboards, and editors kept reusing the short, clean explosion outside the game as a meme hit marker, which is why the Wind Waker name stuck to it.
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The Wind Waker kaboom sound effect from The Legend of Zelda, a short cartoon explosion from the Sploosh Kaboom game used for meme bomb hits and fails.
This is the punchy explosion noise that plays when a bomb finds its mark in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, best known from the Sploosh Kaboom naval guessing game on Windfall Island. It is a bright, cartoon blast with a quick pop, a splashing tail and a comic book thump that feels huge for less than two seconds. The sound lands like a visual exclamation point, instantly turning a miss into a direct hit and making even a tiny on-screen explosion feel dramatic, silly and satisfying to watch.
