Angry Birds Space was released by Rovio in 2012, taking the familiar slingshot gameplay into zero-gravity levels filled with planets, asteroids and new birds. The laser bird launch captures that space twist, combining the classic launch with a bright electronic blast that fits the game's futuristic setting. As clips from the game were shared on soundboards and in fan edits, the short launch sound became a handy effect for creators, and it is still used today because it instantly signals a fast, playful takeoff.
About this sound
The laser bird launch sound from Angry Birds Space, with a slingshot snap and laser blast as the bird rockets forward. Use it for launches and space edits.
This short clip captures the moment the laser bird is fired in Angry Birds Space, starting with the tense stretch of the slingshot before a sharp, futuristic laser zap propels the bird through the air. It sounds fast, bright and slightly cartoonish, with a clean electronic burst that cuts through background music without feeling harsh. In a video it creates instant momentum, making a jump, throw or reveal feel bigger and more playful, and it works especially well when the action on screen suddenly speeds up or leaves the ground.