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Goku Black NO NO NOOO!

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Goku Black delivers a furious, drawn-out refusal in this Dragon Ball Super clip, used by creators to reject an idea, a bad loss, or a shocking twist in memes.

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Goku Black delivers a furious, drawn-out refusal in this Dragon Ball Super clip, used by creators to reject an idea, a bad loss, or a shocking twist in memes.

This short clip captures Goku Black, the villainous counterpart of Goku in Dragon Ball Super, screaming no again and again with rising anger until the final syllable stretches into a long, furious wail. His voice is sharp, theatrical and unmistakably villainous, shifting from disbelief to outright rage in just a few seconds. Because the refusal is so exaggerated, it lands as both dramatic and funny, making a simple disagreement feel like a world-ending betrayal. Listeners instantly recognise the character's arrogance and frustration, which is why the sound works so well as a punchline for moments when something completely unacceptable has just happened on screen.

Pro tip

Drop it on the reveal or failed play, letting the stretched nooo hang over a freeze frame or slow zoom, then cut to silence for a beat before the next line. Avoid looping it or pairing it with another shouting clip, which dulls the escalation.

How people use it

Rejecting a teammate's terrible plan in a gaming montage.
Reacting to an unfair defeat in a ranked match.
Refusing a ridiculous plot twist in an anime edit.
Denying a friend's dare in a comedy skit.

More information

Goku Black is the evil alternate version of Goku who appears as a major antagonist in Dragon Ball Super, and his exaggerated delivery made lines like this one easy to lift from the show into short-form edits. Fans began reusing the furious refusal as a reaction sound for moments of denial, disbelief and dramatic rejection, spreading it through anime edits, gaming videos and meme compilations. It remains popular because the character is instantly recognisable to anime audiences and the performance is so over the top that it works even for viewers who have never watched the series.

FAQ

Where does the Goku Black no no nooo sound come from?

It comes from Dragon Ball Super, where Goku Black, an evil alternate version of Goku, delivers an exaggerated refusal in a dramatic confrontation. The clip isolates his repeated no and the long final wail for use as a reaction sound.

Who is Goku Black?

Goku Black is a villain in Dragon Ball Super who looks like Goku but has a different identity and personality. He is arrogant, theatrical and ruthless, which is why his angry outbursts are so recognisable in anime edits and memes.

Why is this sound so popular in memes?

The refusal is short, loud and instantly dramatic, so creators can drop it over any rejection, failure or shocking twist without needing context. Its escalating delivery makes an ordinary no feel like a major betrayal or disaster.