Place this clip right after the moment someone backs out, then follow it with the Prowler Sound Effect for a villain entrance and finish with the Bruh Meme Sound as the crowd reaction.
About this sound
This nine-second clip lets the Goblin voice speak through the mask to Norman Osborn, stretching coward into a slow, distorted whisper with pauses between each sound. It feels sneering and personal, like a private insult meant to get under someone's skin rather than shout them down. It comes from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man from 2002, when Osborn argues in his apartment with the persona taking over his mind.