I Wanna Be The Guy Sound — Effects Exclusive

If you're looking for sound effects from the legendary (and notoriously difficult) fan game you can find them across several community archives and resource sites.

: The famous "splat" followed by the game over music is actually a combination of a generic "crunch" sound and the Game Over theme from The Karate Kid on NES.

Used for the intro sequence spoof and the "The Kid's" basic movements. Metroid Series:

: A palette-swapped Zangief boss that uses the roar and sounds of Super Metroid Mecha Birdo & Mike Tyson

: Frequent "Hey!" sound effects found throughout the game often originate from vintage sample CDs like "Voice Spectral," which was widely used in 90s titles like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time . A Catalog of Nostalgic Theft

: Sound effects like the sudden "warning" siren during the Mecha-Birdo fight (sourced from Ikaruga ) have become universal shorthand for impending doom in internet edits.

If you're looking for sound effects from the legendary (and notoriously difficult) fan game you can find them across several community archives and resource sites.

: The famous "splat" followed by the game over music is actually a combination of a generic "crunch" sound and the Game Over theme from The Karate Kid on NES.

Used for the intro sequence spoof and the "The Kid's" basic movements. Metroid Series:

: A palette-swapped Zangief boss that uses the roar and sounds of Super Metroid Mecha Birdo & Mike Tyson

: Frequent "Hey!" sound effects found throughout the game often originate from vintage sample CDs like "Voice Spectral," which was widely used in 90s titles like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time . A Catalog of Nostalgic Theft

: Sound effects like the sudden "warning" siren during the Mecha-Birdo fight (sourced from Ikaruga ) have become universal shorthand for impending doom in internet edits.