Paragus is Broly's father in Dragon Ball, a proud Saiyan warrior known for his stern authority and his troubled relationship with his son. The phrase itself, omachi kudasai, is a common Japanese expression meaning please wait, which is why the clip travels well beyond anime edits and works as a general pause cue. Shared as a short voice bite on soundboards and in fan edits, it has stayed in use because it is brief, instantly authoritative, and easy to drop into almost any scene that needs a momentary hold.
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Paragus says please wait in this short Dragon Ball clip, a calm but urgent line from Broly's father used by creators to pause a scene or hold a punchline.
This is a short Japanese voice line in which Paragus, the stern Saiyan father from Dragon Ball, asks someone to wait a moment. Delivered in a low, controlled tone, it sounds less like a polite request and more like a command to stop and listen, with the final syllable held long enough to create tension. Because it lasts under a second, it works as a sharp interruption rather than a piece of dialogue, cutting through a scene and making viewers brace for what comes next. Its familiarity to Dragon Ball fans gives it recognition, while its meaning makes it usable even for people who do not know the character.
