The line comes from Corpse Party, a Japanese horror game series about students trapped in a haunted elementary school, where Kizami appears as a menacing, taunting presence. Fans clipped his sing-song warning because it captures the series' blend of childlike language and sudden violence, and it has since circulated on soundboards and in horror edits. It remains popular because the phrase is short, instantly unsettling and easy to drop into chase, hiding or reveal moments without needing any knowledge of the full story.
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Kizami's chilling Run, Rabbit, Run line from the horror game Corpse Party, used as a tense voice clip for creepy edits, chase scenes and horror memes.
This short clip captures Kizami, the unsettling antagonist from Corpse Party, taunting his victim with the repeated phrase Run, Rabbit, Run, his voice shifting between playful sing-song menace and cold threat. The delivery is slow, deliberate and unnervingly cheerful, turning a children's rhyme into a warning that something terrible is about to happen. Hearing it instantly creates dread, especially when the listener knows Kizami is hunting someone through the haunted school. That contrast between innocent wording and sinister intent is why the line sticks in the mind long after it ends, making it perfect for building tension before a reveal or jump scare.
