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That other "BONK!" sound

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A short, cartoonish bonk sound taken from a MUGEN character edit, used in memes and videos as a quick comic hit when someone gets struck or fails.

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A short, cartoonish bonk sound taken from a MUGEN character edit, used in memes and videos as a quick comic hit when someone gets struck or fails.

The clip is a brief, hollow bonk that lands with a springy, cartoon-like thud, lasting just under a second. It has the blunt impact of a head hit in an old slapstick cartoon, but with a slightly distorted, game-like edge that makes it feel sharper than a clean sound effect. Because it is so short, it works as an instant punchline rather than a build-up, cutting through dialogue or music and making a fall, a mistake or an unexpected hit feel funnier. The sound is playful and exaggerated, so it signals comedy without needing any explanation.

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Place it on the exact frame of the hit or failed move, at full volume, then let the scene breathe for a beat. Pair it with a quick zoom or shake, but do not layer it over dialogue or repeat it back to back.

Come viene usato

A creator adds it when a character walks into a door.
An editor uses it for a failed jump in a gaming clip.
A meme maker punctuates a clumsy fall with the bonk.
A streamer plays it after losing a close match.

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This version is labelled as the other bonk to set it apart from the more familiar bonk clips shared on soundboards, and its original upload credits a MUGEN character edit associated with Jerry Garry. MUGEN is a fan-made fighting-game engine where users create and remix characters, sounds and stages, so short impact sounds like this one often travel far beyond their original fight. Shared as a standalone meme clip, it kept circulating because its brief, exaggerated hit fits short videos, streams and reaction edits without needing context from the character it came from.

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What is that other bonk sound?

It is a brief, springy bonk lasting just under a second, with a hollow cartoon impact and a slightly distorted, game-like edge. Creators use it as a quick comic hit for falls, mistakes and unexpected strikes.

Where does this bonk sound come from?

Its original upload credits a MUGEN character edit associated with Jerry Garry. It is presented as an alternative to the more common bonk clips, which is why it is labelled as the other bonk.

How can creators use this bonk sound in a video?

Place it on the exact moment of impact, such as a fall, a head hit or a failed move, and keep it unlayered so the hit stays clear. A short pause, zoom or shake after it helps the joke land.