Anacleto is the Italian name for Archimedes' master Merlin in Disney's 1963 animated film The Sword in the Stone, known in Italy as La spada nella roccia. During the film's famous wizards' duel, Merlin faces the witch Madam Mim, called Maga Magò in Italian, and the Italian dub gave him the invented spell word 'Barbagianate!'. The line became a cult catchphrase in Italy, quoted by fans of the classic dub and shared online as a nostalgic meme sound. Clips of the shout circulate on soundboards and social edits, used whenever someone wants a retro cartoon magic moment.
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Anacleto shouts his spell from The Sword in the Stone as the wizard battles Madam Mim, a short clip meme editors use for casting magic or comedic transformations.
This is the moment Anacleto, the Italian-dubbed Archimedes' wizard Merlin from Disney's The Sword in the Stone, belts out his spell during the wizards' duel with the witch Maga Magò. In the original English he cries 'Blow me down!' style incantations, but the Italian version turned his shout into the iconic 'Barbagianate!', a made-up magic word that generations of Italian kids grew up imitating. The clip captures that single exuberant yell, theatrical and gravelly, landing like a comic thunderclap right before a spell takes effect in the scene.
