This kind of wet splat sound is commonly used online as a general-purpose impact effect rather than a quote tied to one famous character or scene. Short splat clips spread widely through meme edits, gaming videos, prank content and low-budget comedy because they instantly suggest slime, mud, gore parody or sticky mess. Its staying power comes from being easy to drop onto a single frame of contact, where it makes visual action feel more tactile, more exaggerated and often funnier than a dry hit sound would.