"Yorokobe, zasshu" is associated with Gilgamesh from the Fate franchise, where the character became known for his arrogant, dismissive way of speaking. Online, the line spread through anime clips, Fate edits, and subtitled reposts that highlighted his royal attitude. It remains popular because the phrase is short, instantly recognizable to anime fans, and easy to use as a punchline for superiority, mockery, or over-the-top villain energy in short edits and reaction posts.
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A sharp anime voice clip of Gilgamesh saying "Yorokobe, zasshu" from the Fate series, used in edits, roast memes and arrogant villain moments.
This sound is a short, cutting anime voice line where Gilgamesh delivers the phrase "Yorokobe, zasshu" with cold confidence and contempt. The line has a proud, superior tone that instantly makes a scene feel more dramatic, mocking or domineering. In memes and anime edits, people use it to underline a smug comeback, a villain reveal, or a moment where someone acts like they are clearly above everyone else. Even in a very short clip, the voice performance gives off a regal, threatening energy that viewers recognize right away.
