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Ryougi Shiki - Yare Yare

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Ryougi Shiki saying yare yare in a calm, exasperated tone from Kara no Kyoukai, used as a short anime reaction for sighing at annoying or absurd moments.

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Ryougi Shiki saying yare yare in a calm, exasperated tone from Kara no Kyoukai, used as a short anime reaction for sighing at annoying or absurd moments.

This is a very short voice clip of Ryougi Shiki delivering the Japanese phrase yare yare with flat, weary resignation. Her delivery is quiet and unhurried rather than angry, which makes the sigh feel dry and slightly dismissive. The line lands like a deadpan reaction to something tiresome or predictable, as if she has already seen the outcome and is unimpressed. Because it is under a second, it works as a quick punctuation mark in edits, cutting in and out before the scene moves on, leaving a cool, exasperated mood behind.

Pro tip

Place the clip right after a foolish line or failed attempt and let a half second of silence follow it, so Shiki's flat delivery lands as the reaction. Keep the volume clean and dry, and do not stretch it with reverb or slowdown.

How people use it

Drop it after a character makes an obvious mistake.
Use it for anime edits showing quiet frustration.
Pair it with a facepalm or blank stare moment.
Add it when someone repeats the same dumb joke.

More information

Ryougi Shiki is the protagonist of Kara no Kyoukai, also known as The Garden of Sinners, the Type-Moon novel series by Kinoko Nasu that was adapted into anime films by ufotable beginning in 2007. Known for her blunt manner and Mystic Eyes of Death Perception, Shiki rarely reacts with loud emotion. Yare yare is a common Japanese expression of weary resignation, similar to saying good grief, and in her calm voice it became a compact reaction clip shared in anime edits, soundboards and fan videos.

FAQ

Who is Ryougi Shiki?

Ryougi Shiki is the main character of Kara no Kyoukai, also called The Garden of Sinners. She is a blunt, reserved demon hunter with the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception, known for her calm voice and direct way of speaking even in dangerous situations.

What does yare yare mean?

Yare yare is a Japanese expression used when someone is tired, resigned or mildly annoyed by what just happened. It is often translated as good grief or what a pain, and the exact feeling depends on the speaker's flat, exasperated tone of voice.

How is this sound used in edits?

Creators use the short clip as a deadpan reaction after a mistake, a bad joke or an exhausting situation. Because Shiki says it so calmly, it works best over a pause, a blank expression or a sudden cut before the video continues.