Harley Quinn first appeared in Batman: The Animated Series in 1992 as the Joker's bubbly sidekick, with Arleen Sorkin defining her high-pitched Brooklyn accent. The character broke out far beyond her original sidekick role, becoming a pop-culture fixture across comics, games and films. Short reaction clips of her voice circulate widely on soundboards because her exaggerated delivery turns ordinary lines into comedy. It sits naturally beside other Batman universe reaction clips like I'm Batman, and fans keep using it wherever a thank-you needs a mischievous twist.
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Harley Quinn's 'thank you' from Batman: The Animated Series, voiced by Arleen Sorkin. Used as a cheeky, sarcastic thank-you in memes, edits and reactions.
This is a roughly three-second voice clip of Harley Quinn saying 'thank you' in her bright, bouncy Brooklyn lilt, recorded from the animated series performance by Arleen Sorkin. The delivery is sweet on the surface but layered with mischief, so it lands as playful rather than sincere. On screen it works as a punchline: a villain thanking someone she has just outsmarted, or a hero forced to accept an unwanted favour. The exaggerated cheer makes it instantly recognisable, and the character's unmistakable voice gives even a plain thank-you a wink of sarcasm.
