Bomb is one of the core flock in Angry Birds, the hit mobile game released by Rovio in 2009, where his special ability is exploding like his name suggests. His hurt sounds were part of the game's expressive, dialogue free audio design, with each bird given distinct grunts to show personality. As Angry Birds clips, edits and memes spread across YouTube and social media in the 2010s, those short character noises became reusable reaction sounds, and Bomb's frustrated grunt still signals an angry, heavy hit.
About this sound
Bomb hurt sound effect from Angry Birds, the pained grunt of the black bird when he takes damage in game, used for fails and angry reactions.
This is the short hurt vocalisation for Bomb, the black bird from Angry Birds, heard when he is damaged or knocked around during play. It is a strained, explosive grunt with a frustrated edge, more comedic than painful, because it matches his short temper and heavy build. The clip is brief and punchy, cutting in instantly and ending just as fast. Viewers recognise the character from the sound alone, which gives a simple hit or collision an exaggerated sense of impact, anger and slapstick defeat without needing any dialogue or explanation on screen at all.