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This is all your fault! - Dr. Eggman

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Dr Eggman shouting this is all your fault from Sonic Colors, used as a blame reaction sound effect for fails, meltdowns and gaming video clips.

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Dr Eggman shouting this is all your fault from Sonic Colors, used as a blame reaction sound effect for fails, meltdowns and gaming video clips.

The clip captures Dr Eggman losing his temper during a park-wide emergency in Sonic Colors, snapping the accusation with frantic, theatrical anger. His voice cracks between a shout and a whine, making the blame sound both furious and a little pathetic. It lasts only a couple of seconds, but the delivery lands instantly as an overreaction to a disaster he helped create. Viewers recognise the irony right away, which is why the line works so well when someone in a video tries to shift responsibility onto anyone else nearby.

Pro tip

Drop it right after the on-screen disaster, not during it, and let the alarm chatter before it push Eggman's blame into the punchline. Keep his shout loud and dry, trim any music underneath, and cut away before the echo fades.

How people use it

Blaming a teammate after a ranked match collapse.
Reacting to a friend breaking something expensive.
Captioning a villain meltdown in a game edit.
Punchline for a fail compilation's final clip.

More information

Sonic Colors launched in 2010 for Wii and Nintendo DS, with Dr Eggman opening an interstellar amusement park built from captured planets. The clip comes from an emergency announcement sequence as the park's systems fail, ending with Eggman angrily blaming Sonic for the chaos. Soundboard users lifted that final shout from the cutscene chatter because it works out of context, and it has since spread through gaming edits, Discord reactions and meme compilations as a quick, overdramatic way to accuse someone else.

FAQ

What is the This Is All Your Fault sound?

It is a short voice clip of Dr Eggman shouting the line during an emergency in Sonic Colors. The delivery is panicked and theatrical, lasting under three seconds, which makes it easy to drop into videos as an instant blame reaction.

Who says this is all your fault in Sonic Colors?

Dr Eggman, Sonic's main villain, says it after a critical system failure announcement in his amusement park. He is blaming Sonic for the disaster, even though the failing park and its captured planets were Eggman's own creation.

How do creators use the Eggman blame sound?

Creators place it right after a mistake, crash or betrayal on screen, usually with a hard cut to the person being blamed. It works best as a short punchline for gaming fails, reaction edits and Discord soundboard jokes.