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Lucio's boop sound effect from Overwatch, the short voice line and pushback whoosh players use for knockback kills, fails and playful reactions.

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Lucio's boop sound effect from Overwatch, the short voice line and pushback whoosh players use for knockback kills, fails and playful reactions.

Lucio's boop is a quick, cheerful vocalisation paired with the thump of his Sonic Amplifier pushing an enemy away. The clip is very short, just the word delivered with upbeat energy followed by a soft airy whoosh, which makes it instantly recognisable to Overwatch players. In edits it lands as a light punchline rather than an attack, turning a shove, a fall or an unexpected exit into a joke. The brightness of the delivery keeps the moment playful even when someone has just been knocked off the map.

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Place the boop exactly on the frame someone starts to slide, fall or get pushed, not before it. Let the push whoosh overlap the movement, keep game audio low underneath, and avoid looping it, one clean hit sells the knockback joke better.

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Dropping it when a character gets knocked off a ledge
Punctuating a playful push in a multiplayer gameplay clip
Adding a cute sound to a pet boop edit
Marking a funny fail or sudden exit in a montage

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Lúcio Correia dos Santos is a Brazilian DJ and support hero in Blizzard's Overwatch, released in 2016. His alternate fire, Soundwave, knocks enemies back with a short-range blast from his Sonic Amplifier, and players quickly nicknamed both the ability and its sound a boop. Environmental kills from bridges and ledges made the clip a staple of highlight reels and montages. The word also matched the wider internet boop meme for a gentle poke, helping the sound spread beyond Overwatch into general reaction edits.

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What is the Lucio boop sound?

It is the short sound from Lucio's Soundwave ability in Overwatch, where he blasts enemies back with his Sonic Amplifier. Players call it a boop because the cheerful delivery and quick whoosh make the knockback feel playful rather than aggressive.

Where does the boop come from in Overwatch?

The boop comes from Lucio's alternate fire, Soundwave, in Overwatch. When activated it creates a short-range blast that pushes nearby enemies away, often off ledges for environmental kills, and the accompanying voice and whoosh became the recognisable clip used in edits.

How do creators use the Lucio boop sound?

Creators drop it at the exact moment of a push, fall or sudden exit in gameplay and meme edits. It works best as a single short punchline timed to movement on screen, especially for knockback kills, funny fails and lighthearted pet boop videos.