The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, released by Bethesda in 2006, gave its town guards a small set of voice lines that players heard hundreds of times while being chased for petty crimes. Because the same armoured guards patrol every city, their deadpan delivery became one of gaming's most quoted memes, an enemy spotted moment that players remixed into soundboards, edits and parody videos. The stretched 'come hereeee' variant exaggerates the chase, turning a routine guard encounter into a joke about inescapable justice that still circulates in gaming meme culture.
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A stretched 'come hereee' shout from a guard in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Creators drop it over chase scenes, jump scares and caught-you meme moments.
The clip captures a single line from an Oblivion town guard, an armoured NPC whose deadpan voice acting became legendary among Elder Scrolls fans. The word 'here' is stretched into a long, wailing 'hereeee' as the guard breaks into pursuit, half command and half taunt. It is short, punchy and instantly recognisable to anyone who has committed a crime in Cyrodiil. Dropping it over a video turns any pursuit into a joke about being hunted by the law, making the viewer brace for capture while laughing at how seriously the guard takes the chase.
