No confirmed film, game or show source is attached to this version, and the zoom label points to the processed effect rather than a known origin. Clips like this circulate on user soundboards where short villain style lines are ripped, boosted and reposted for quick reuse in edits. Its appeal comes from the universal phrase itself, which works without any context from a franchise. Editors keep returning to it for reaction videos, gaming montages and meme compilations because the anger reads instantly and needs no setup or explanation for viewers.
About this sound
A dramatic male voice shouting feel my wrath with a zooming echo effect. Creators use it for villain entrances, power ups and over the top threats in edits.
This short clip features a deep, theatrical voice delivering the line feel my wrath with heavy emphasis and a sweeping zoom style effect that makes the words swell and echo. The delivery is intense rather than realistic, leaning into cartoon villain energy and exaggerated anger. It lasts just a few seconds, which makes the punch immediate and easy to drop into a video. Listeners instantly read it as a warning, a challenge or a character suddenly unleashing power, even when the visuals on screen are completely ordinary and the contrast is played for comedy.