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Yamaguchi say "gomen tsukki"

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Yamaguchi saying gomen Tsukki from Haikyuu, a short apologetic anime voice line fans use for sorry moments, friendship edits and reaction clips.

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Yamaguchi saying gomen Tsukki from Haikyuu, a short apologetic anime voice line fans use for sorry moments, friendship edits and reaction clips.

This is a brief voice clip of Tadashi Yamaguchi saying gomen Tsukki, an apologetic sorry aimed at his friend Kei Tsukishima in Haikyuu. The delivery is soft, earnest and a little flustered, lasting just over a second and a half. Because the line is so short and sincere, it lands as a cute, low stakes apology rather than a dramatic confession. Editors use it to soften an awkward pause, highlight a close friendship, or give a character a gentle, embarrassed reaction without needing any dialogue before or after it on its own.

Pro tip

Place the line right after a small mistake or awkward silence and cut to a close up of the embarrassed character. Keep background music low so the soft delivery stays clear, and avoid layering other dialogue over its short apologetic beat.

How people use it

Drop after a character makes a small embarrassing mistake.
Use in Haikyuu friendship edits between Yamaguchi and Tsukishima.
Add to anime reaction videos for a soft apology moment.
Pair with a shy character apologising in a roleplay edit.

More information

Haikyuu is a volleyball anime and manga series following Karasuno High, where Tadashi Yamaguchi is a first year pinch server and Kei Tsukishima, nicknamed Tsukki, is his close friend and teammate. Gomen is Japanese for sorry, so the clip became a compact fandom shorthand for their friendship. Shared on anime soundboards alongside other short character catchphrases like nico nico nii, it survives because fans recognise both voices and relationship from one word, making it useful far beyond the original scene for edits, streams and chats.

FAQ

What does gomen Tsukki mean?

Gomen is an informal Japanese way of saying sorry, and Tsukki is Kei Tsukishima's nickname. Yamaguchi is therefore apologising directly to Tsukishima, which is why fans hear the line as a small, sincere friendship moment rather than a formal apology.

Who says gomen Tsukki in Haikyuu?

The line is spoken by Tadashi Yamaguchi, a first year at Karasuno High and a pinch server on the volleyball team. He says it to his close friend and teammate Kei Tsukishima, whose familiar nickname among friends is Tsukki.

How do people use this sound?

Creators place it after a minor mistake, awkward pause or embarrassing reveal in anime edits and reaction videos. Its very short length makes it easy to drop in without covering music or dialogue, while Haikyuu fans instantly recognise the apology.