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Escanor Who Decided That Sound Button

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Press it when someone states the rules like they own them

关于此声音

This 10-second clip has Escanor from The Seven Deadly Sins asking “Who decided that?” in a deep, slow and composed voice. The delivery feels calm, smug and quietly dominant, turning a simple question into a challenge that makes the other person seem overconfident. It comes from the anime adaptation of the manga Nanatsu no Taizai.

如何使用这个按钮

Play it after a friend declares themselves the winner of an argument.
Use it when someone invents a new house rule mid-game.
Play it under a comment claiming an anime character is unbeatable.
Send it in reply to a teammate setting impossible deadlines for everyone.

大家在哪里用它

TikTok
Add it over a clip of someone making an overconfident claim before the reveal.
YouTube
Use it as a short reply sting in anime power-scaling and debate videos.
Discord
Send it in a server chat right after someone tries to set the rules.
WhatsApp
Share it as a voice reply when a friend states an opinion as fact.

专业提示

Let the claim finish completely before you press it, then leave the line alone so the challenge carries the whole reply without any competing sound or caption.

值得知道

Place it as the rebuttal in the middle of a debate edit, right after the overconfident claim, then follow it with JoJo To Be Continued to close the scene on a dramatic beat. For a failed boast, add Womp Womp Fail Sound straight after it instead.

常见问题

Can I save the Who Decided That clip as a ringtone?

Yes, save the MP3 to your phone, then open your sound settings and choose it as your ringtone or notification tone for calls and messages.

What should I pair with Who Decided That in an anime debate edit?

Pair it with a dramatic ending sting after the rebuttal, such as JoJo To Be Continued, so the claim is challenged first and the scene ends with a clear closing sting.

Is Who Decided That good for replying to overconfident friends?

Yes, it suits replies to friends who state opinions as rules, especially in anime chats and gaming groups where a short challenge works better than a long argument.