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消し去ってしまえ！

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Japanese voice line from Paragus in Dragon Ball ordering an enemy to be erased, used for dramatic anime edits, villain moments and meme reactions.

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Japanese voice line from Paragus in Dragon Ball ordering an enemy to be erased, used for dramatic anime edits, villain moments and meme reactions.

This is a short Japanese voice clip of Paragus, Broly's father in Dragon Ball, shouting the order to erase his target completely. Delivered in a harsh, commanding tone over just over two seconds, the line lands as a final, merciless command rather than a casual threat. The sharp intensity makes even viewers who do not speak Japanese understand the intent instantly. In edits it functions as a dramatic punctuation mark, turning a removal, defeat or ban into an exaggerated villain moment that feels decisive, theatrical and darkly funny at the same time.

Pro tip

Place the Paragus line right before the cut where a character, comment or prop disappears, and let the audio finish before the visual vanish. Pair it with a freeze frame or bass hit, and avoid music underneath so the Japanese shout stays clear.

How people use it

Drop it before deleting a hated game character instantly.
Use it for anime edits where villains order attacks.
Add it to streams when moderators ban a troll.
Play it over memes about wiping files or photos.

More information

Paragus was introduced as Broly's father in the 1993 Dragon Ball Z film Broly – The Legendary Super Saiyan, where the Saiyan survivor seeks revenge against Vegeta. His strained, authoritarian delivery in the original Japanese dub made short commands like this easy to isolate as reaction clips. Fans later lifted such lines for soundboards and short-form edits, using the unfamiliar language as part of the joke and drama. The clip remains popular because the order is brief, forceful and instantly recognisable to Dragon Ball viewers.

FAQ

What does Keshisatte Shimae mean in English?

The Japanese phrase is a harsh command meaning roughly erase it completely or wipe him out. Paragus delivers it as a final order, which is why the clip works for jokes about deleting, removing or defeating something in an edit.

Who says this sound and where is he from?

The voice belongs to Paragus, the Saiyan father of Broly from Dragon Ball. He first appeared in the 1993 film Broly – The Legendary Super Saiyan, presented as a vengeful survivor controlling his dangerously powerful son for his own plan.

How can I use this sound in a video?

Place it just before a person, object or message disappears from the screen. A brief pause after the shout sells the command, and keeping dialogue or music low underneath helps the short Japanese line hit clearly for viewers.