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The sound originates from Capcom's Street Fighter series, where Ryu and Ken perform the Tatsumaki Senpukyaku, a spinning airborne kick introduced in the original arcade games. The shouted attack name became one of the franchise's most recognisable voice lines across sequels and ports. Because the fast Japanese delivery is hard for many English-speaking players to parse, phonetic versions like Tati Tureque Tureque Tuguem spread on soundboards and in memes, turning a classic fighting game callout into a joke transcription shared far beyond Street Fighter fans.
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The Street Fighter hurricane kick shout heard as Tati Tureque Tureque Tuguem, the Tatsumaki Senpukyaku voice line used for fast fight edits and memes.
This is the spinning hurricane kick voice line from Street Fighter, shouted as Tatsumaki Senpukyaku during the attack. Online it is heard and transcribed phonetically as Tati Tureque Tureque Tuguem, which is part of its meme appeal. The clip is very short, loud and rhythmic, with the syllables tumbling quickly as the character spins through the air. It instantly signals a frantic combo or over-the-top martial arts move, and viewers recognise the energy even when they do not know the exact Japanese phrase being yelled.
