Pokemon Stadium for the Nintendo 64 stood out for its live announcer, who commented on almost every turn during battles. Short calls like this one were triggered by attacks and status changes, giving single player and versus matches a televised sport feel. Clips of the commentary later circulated on soundboards and in fan edits, where the brief, questioning tone made it easy to reuse outside battles. It remains popular as a nostalgic reaction from the early 3D Pokemon era.
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The Pokemon Stadium announcer saying How's that after an attack lands, a short voice clip used for reactions, hits and playful taunts in edits.
This is a one-second voice line from the Pokemon Stadium announcer asking How's that right after a move connects. The delivery is bright, theatrical and a little smug, like a sports commentator checking in after a big play. Because it is phrased as a question, it lands as both a reaction and a taunt, making the moment feel bigger than it is. Viewers instantly read it as a check on the opponent, which is why it works so well dropped over a hit, a win or an unexpected outcome.
