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ソレソレ（月兎voice）

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Short 'sore sore' cheer chant voiced by virtual idol Tsukiusa. A cute hype sound fans use for encouragement edits, stream reactions and anime support moments.

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Short 'sore sore' cheer chant voiced by virtual idol Tsukiusa. A cute hype sound fans use for encouragement edits, stream reactions and anime support moments.

This is a bright, high-energy voice sample of Japanese virtual idol Tsukiusa chanting 'sore sore,' a Japanese cheer roughly meaning 'that's it' or 'go go.' The delivery is quick, rhythmic and playful, with a cute idol-style intonation that rises with excitement across its short runtime. It sounds like a tiny burst of encouragement shouted from the sidelines of a game or performance. Hearing it gives viewers an instant lift, making a scene feel more supportive, lively and fun, like having a cheerful friend urging the action forward at exactly the right moment.

Pro tip

Drop it right as a character starts running, charging an attack or attempting something risky, then layer it under upbeat background music at low volume. Avoid looping it back-to-back, since the chant loses its punch when repeated without a pause.

How people use it

Cheering a friend on during a gaming victory montage.
Hyping up a sports highlight right before the winning play.
Encouraging a character in an anime edit training scene.
Pumping up viewers at the start of a stream.

More information

The 'sore sore' chant comes from Tsukiusa, a Japanese virtual idol known as 月兎 whose voice samples circulate among fans as short reaction clips. 'Sore sore' itself is a common Japanese encouragement phrase, similar to saying 'go go' or 'that's it,' often heard at sports matches, festivals and idol performances. As a standalone soundboard clip, this two-and-a-half-second sample is shared for its cute, high-spirited idol delivery rather than any single famous broadcast. Its brevity makes it easy to drop into edits, streams and memes.

FAQ

What does "sore sore" mean in this sound?

'Sore sore' is a Japanese cheer phrase roughly meaning 'that's it,' 'go go' or 'keep going.' In this clip, virtual idol Tsukiusa chants it in a bright, rhythmic way, giving it the feel of sideline encouragement at a game or performance.

Who is Tsukiusa, the voice behind the clip?

Tsukiusa, written 月兎, is a Japanese virtual idol whose voice samples are shared online as short clips. This 'sore sore' chant is one of those fan-circulated voice samples, valued for its cute, high-energy idol delivery.

How can I use this sound in my videos?

Use it as a quick hype accent when someone starts a challenge, scores a point or powers up in an edit. Place it just before the action peaks and keep the volume balanced so the chant supports the moment without drowning out dialogue or music.