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これだ!!これだわ!

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A short Japanese voice clip shouting 'kore da, kore da wa' (this is it) in triumph. Creators use it when a guess is confirmed or the perfect moment lands.

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A short Japanese voice clip shouting 'kore da, kore da wa' (this is it) in triumph. Creators use it when a guess is confirmed or the perfect moment lands.

The clip is a burst of pure triumphant energy: a Japanese voice exclaiming 'kore da, kore da wa' — 'this is it, this is it!' — in under four seconds. The delivery is fast, loud and delighted, with the second phrase landing like a confirmation of the first. It sounds like the exact moment someone spots what they have been hunting for, and the excitement is contagious even if you do not speak Japanese. On a timeline it works as an instant emotional payoff, turning a small reveal into a celebration and making the viewer feel the discovery along with the creator.

Pro-tip

Drop the shout exactly on the frame the answer or item is revealed, so the excitement matches the visual payoff. Keep it at full volume with no fade. Avoid sad or sarcastic edits, where the genuine joy would clash.

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The exact origin of this clip is not documented, and no source work, character or year has been confirmed. It circulates on user generated soundboards as a short Japanese reaction line, where listeners adopted the phrase 'kore da, kore da wa' as a universal signal of triumphant discovery. Its appeal needs no translation: the rising excitement and the repeated 'this is it' land instantly in memes, gaming clips and reaction edits. Because it is brief and high energy, it keeps resurfacing whenever creators need a quick, joyful payoff for a reveal.

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What does 'kore da, kore da wa' mean?

It means 'this is it, this is it' in Japanese. The speaker says it with excitement, like finally finding the thing they were looking for. The joyful delivery is why creators use it as a triumphant reaction sound.

Where is this sound from?

Its exact origin is not confirmed. It appears on user generated soundboards as a standalone Japanese reaction clip, and no film, show or game source has been verified. It spread because the emotion is clear even without understanding the words.

How do creators use this sound?

They place it at the moment of a reveal or discovery, such as solving a puzzle, finding a rare item or confirming a guess. The sudden burst of excitement sells the payoff, so it works best synced to the visual it celebrates.