Place it at the reveal moment when he first appears, after a short build-up, then follow it with goofy ahh sounds for the reaction and a bruh for the deadpan payoff, keeping him as the centre of the sequence.
關於此聲音
This 12-second clip is the chant-like Italian narration behind Brrr Brrr Patapim, repeating the character's name in a rhythmic, sing-song voice over a light, bouncy backing. It feels goofy, chaotic and instantly meme-ready, the kind of absurd earworm that makes a joke land before the punchline arrives. It comes from the Italian brainrot meme series built around strange animal hybrids.