The Money Trough comes from Terraria, the sandbox adventure game released by Re-Logic in 2011 and expanded through major updates afterwards. In game it summons a flying pig that works like a portable Piggy Bank, letting players store coins and items safely while exploring. Players shared its oink as a standalone clip because the sound is short, recognisable and tied directly to in-game wealth. It now circulates on gaming soundboards as a quick audio cue for banking coins, finding loot or joking about paying for something in a video edit.
About this sound
The Terraria Money Trough oink sound effect, the short pig squeal when you summon the flying piggy bank, used for funny loot moments in gaming edits.
This is the short oink made by the Money Trough in Terraria, the flying piggy bank you summon to access your stored coins on the go. It is a single, snappy pig squeal, bright and a little nasal, lasting just over a second with no music or other noise behind it. Because it is so instantly linked to saving and spending in the game, hearing it out of context feels playful and rewarding. Viewers recognise the joke right away, as if coins have just appeared, been banked, or been cheekily taken away again for laughs in the edit.