Clips labelled Naoya have circulated on user soundboards as short anime style voice reactions, shared in numbered uploads by fans who collect character lines for edits. This version is valued for its brevity, letting editors drop it into TikTok, YouTube Shorts and gaming videos without explaining the scene behind it. Its popularity comes from that flexibility, as the same confident delivery can read as mocking, impressed or threatening depending on the visual paired with it, which keeps it in rotation for reaction memes and fandom edits.