Super Smash Bros Melee was released for the Nintendo GameCube in 2001 as the second game in Nintendo's crossover fighting series, and its loud match announcer became one of its most recognisable features. The start-of-match call was clipped and shared by players, tournament streamers and video editors, who reused it as a quick way to signal that a contest was beginning. Its continued use in the long-running competitive Melee scene, alongside similar start cues such as Okay let’s go, has kept the short call familiar to new audiences as well as longtime fans.
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The Super Smash Bros Melee announcer shouts go to start a match in the GameCube fighting game. Creators use it to open races and challenges.
This short clip captures the energetic announcer voice from Super Smash Bros Melee calling the start of a battle, with a sharp, punchy delivery that instantly signals action is about to begin. The voice is loud, confident and unmistakably arcade-like, rising in excitement before landing on the final word with a burst of energy. Because so many players grew up hearing it before a match, it carries a rush of nostalgia and competitive anticipation, making any scene that follows feel faster, more dramatic and ready for a showdown.
