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なんてやつだ(ブロリー)

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Japanese voice line saying nante yatsuda about Broly from Dragon Ball, used as a shocked reaction to someone's overwhelming power or presence.

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Japanese voice line saying nante yatsuda about Broly from Dragon Ball, used as a shocked reaction to someone's overwhelming power or presence.

This is a short Japanese voice clip delivering the line nante yatsuda in reaction to Broly, the Legendary Super Saiyan from Dragon Ball. The delivery is tense and disbelieving, as if the speaker has just realised how dangerous the person in front of them is. It lasts under two seconds and lands as a single stunned exclamation rather than a full conversation. Viewers familiar with the series instantly read it as awe mixed with fear, which makes the moment feel bigger than the fight itself and turns an ordinary reveal into something overwhelming.

Pro tip

Place it right on the reveal frame, just before a power-up or entrance hits. Keep the original audio clean with no music underneath, cut hard after the line, and avoid stretching it over dialogue because the stunned pause sells the reaction.

How people use it

Drop it when a character reveals overwhelming power suddenly.
Use it for anime edits reacting to Broly entrances.
Play it when someone does something unbelievably strong in game.
Add it to reaction memes about meeting a scary opponent.

More information

Broly first appeared in the 1993 film Dragon Ball Z: Broly The Legendary Super Saiyan and returned in Dragon Ball Super: Broly in 2018, cementing his reputation as an almost unstoppable Saiyan. Short Japanese reaction lines about him began circulating on anime soundboards and in fan edits, where the phrase nante yatsuda, roughly meaning what kind of guy is this, became shorthand for disbelief at his strength. The clip stays popular because it captures the series core reaction to Broly without needing any context or translation.

FAQ

What does nante yatsuda mean?

It is a Japanese phrase roughly meaning what kind of guy is this or what is this guy. In this clip it is said about Broly, expressing shock and disbelief at how powerful and intimidating he appears in that moment.

Where is the Broly sound from?

Broly is a Legendary Super Saiyan from the Dragon Ball franchise, introduced in a 1993 film and featured again in Dragon Ball Super Broly. This short Japanese line circulates online as a reaction clip about his overwhelming strength.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators drop it at the exact moment a powerful character appears, a boss fight escalates, or someone pulls off an unbelievable play. The stunned tone does the reacting for the audience, so it works best as a quick punch in edit.