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Z Can we not do this Aizawa

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A short Aizawa voice clip saying can we not do this, from My Hero Academia, used for exasperated reactions in anime edits and memes for reluctant moments.

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A short Aizawa voice clip saying can we not do this, from My Hero Academia, used for exasperated reactions in anime edits and memes for reluctant moments.

This is a brief, deadpan voice line from Shota Aizawa, the weary teacher from My Hero Academia, delivered in a flat, tired tone that sounds more resigned than angry. The speaker pauses just enough to make the reluctance land before finishing the sentence, giving editors a clean, instantly readable reaction. Played over a clip, it makes a character look fed up, unimpressed, or dragged into something they would rather avoid, and its dry delivery is what sells the joke without needing extra explanation or on-screen text.

Pro tip

Drop it right as a character sighs, turns away, or is handed an unwanted task, then cut straight to the action they dread. Keep the volume natural and do not layer it over loud music, because its flat, quiet delivery is the joke.

How people use it

Reacting to a friend suggesting another pointless group project.
Introducing a character forced into an unwanted training montage.
Captioning a reluctant agreement to watch another anime episode.
Mocking a plan everyone knows will go wrong.

More information

Shota Aizawa, also known as Eraser Head, is the homeroom teacher of Class 1-A in My Hero Academia, and his dry, exhausted attitude has made him a favorite for reaction edits. Lines in this weary style circulate widely in anime fan videos, where a single reluctant remark can sum up an entire scene. Because the delivery is short and immediately recognisable to fans, it keeps appearing in memes, edits and short-form videos whenever a creator wants a tired adult voice to undercut an overenthusiastic plan.

FAQ

Who says "can we not do this" in this sound?

It is presented as a line from Shota Aizawa, the tired homeroom teacher in My Hero Academia, also known as Eraser Head. His flat delivery matches his reluctant, no-nonsense personality in the series.

Why is this Aizawa sound popular for memes?

Because it is short, dry and instantly readable: one reluctant sentence can express being dragged into a bad idea without extra explanation. That makes it easy to drop over edits, reactions and anime clips.

How can I use this sound in an edit?

Place it just before a character reluctantly agrees to something, then cut to the unwanted task itself. Keep the clip unlayered so the flat tone stays clear, and let the visual reaction carry the joke.