No source game, performer or year is documented in the information supplied for this clip, so its origin is not stated here. The title itself is Portuguese for end of stage, and the clip is listed under games with a duration of just under two seconds. That short length and clear title make it easy to file and reuse as a closing marker in gaming edits and Portuguese-language videos, where the words alone tell a viewer that a stage or sequence is over. Its reuse depends on that recognisable meaning rather than on a known scene or character.
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Fim de Fase is a short clip titled with the Portuguese phrase for end of stage, used as a closing cue at the end of gaming videos, challenges and edits.
Fim de Fase is a very short clip, just under two seconds long, whose Portuguese title means end of stage. On a soundboard it works as a compact ending marker, signalling that a level, task or sequence has finished. Creators place it where a clear finish is needed, and its brevity lets it close a moment without taking over the surrounding video. The title gives listeners the cue, so the clip is most useful when the ending is already visible on screen, letting the short sound confirm what viewers can see rather than explaining it on its own.