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The phrase comes from Hunter x Hunter, the long-running anime and manga series centred on young Hunters, in which Leorio Paradinight is one of the main characters. Short Japanese voice lines like this one circulate widely among anime fans, who reuse them as reaction sounds in edits, memes and short videos. Because the line is addressed directly to a named character, it is easy to repurpose whenever a speaker wants another person to withdraw a statement. Its brevity makes it especially useful for fast-paced clips, keeping the joke sharp without interrupting the flow of an edit.
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A Japanese voice line from Hunter x Hunter telling Leorio to take it back, used in anime edits when someone says something that needs retracting.
The clip is a brief, forceful Japanese voice line in which a character sharply orders Leorio to take back what he just said. Delivered in just over a second, it is direct and confrontational, with the name landing like a challenge rather than a casual remark. The urgency in the voice makes it feel like a scene is about to escalate, which is why it works so well as a reaction sound. Even listeners who do not understand Japanese can hear the demand in its tone, turning a single anime exchange into a punchy, instantly recognisable call-out for bold or embarrassing statements.
