Nyan Cat first appeared in April 2011 as a YouTube video combining a pixel cat animation by prguitarman with a Japanese Vocaloid song by daniwell, featuring Hatsune Miku. The cat, based on the creator's pet Marty, flies with a Pop-Tart body leaving a rainbow trail. It exploded on social media, inspired countless remixes and playable browser games, and entered internet folklore. Like Trololo, it became a shorthand for joyful, repetitive meme music that persists in edits and games.
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The Nyan Cat game sound is the cheerful chiptune loop from the viral pixel cat meme, used in games, edits and pranks for instant retro fun online.
This is a bright, looping chiptune melody paired with a repetitive nyan vocal chant that mimics a cat flying through space trailing a rainbow. The tune is fast, sugary and deliberately relentless, building comic energy the longer it plays. Its pixel art origins give it a nostalgic arcade feel, while the constant repetition turns a cute jingle into an absurd, hypnotic earworm. Viewers instantly recognise the rhythm even without the animation, making the audio alone enough to signal silliness, speed and internet nostalgia in a few seconds.
