#YOINK SOUND EFFECT HOW TO#

In episode 13 of Hetalia: Axis Powers, Russia punctuates his staring at Japan by cheerfully intoning 'Jiii!'.

#YOINK SOUND EFFECT HOW TO#

When Tomoki tries to teach her how to do so, she says 'Niyabi' with a perfectly straight face. Since Ikaros from Heaven's Lost Property was short-changed in the emotional department, it's very difficult to smile.In Hayate the Combat Butler, whenever someone ( usually Hayate himself) says or does something awkward, sometimes everyone else in the room will stare unimpressed, complete with vocalised 'jiin' Unsound Effect.

Pretty much every sound effect is said out loud. The Hamsters from Hamtaro say 'Hiff Hiff' when sniffing something and 'Badabadabada' when running.English dub Hinata from Anime/Haikyu!! often speaks in onomatopoeia when describing how he plays volleyball, using words like 'boosh!' and 'ba-bam!'.An editor's note in one chapter of Great Teacher Onizuka notes that the Gundam trio are actually saying 'crunch crunch crunch' out loud, it's not just the sound of their footsteps.It is pretty common to see characters shouting 'Gasp!' or 'Shocked!'. Whether he's doing this to whittle down people's nerves or if he's just being the 10-year-old boy that he is is unclear. hack Sora does this whenever he does something dramatic, like jumping off a tall structure ('Boing!'). The characters write out sound effects on paper, which is the same way they talk to each other in this chapter. Doraemon: In 'A World Without Sound', the Written Sound Effects might also be considered this.note She's imitating the sound an airplane makes. In Doctor Slump whenever Arale is running somewhere, she can often be seen / heard shouting 'KIIIIIIIIIIN!!'.Digimon Tamers has Culumon doing this for cuteness bonus points.Death Note L does this once in the anime, and also in the first live action movie.Uing-uing-uing Pachu!!! Che-kyuuuuuuuuuuu!!! Cromartie High School: Waroom! Waroooom-waroooom! Bapbapbapbapbapbapbapbap-chika! Wroooom!!! Bapbapbapbapbap Warooom!!! Bapbapbapbapbapbap.In the final scene of Cowboy Bebop, Spike aims his hand like a gun at some Mooks of Vicious and says 'bang.' Spike then falls over and collapses on the steps, apparently dead from his battle with Vicious.To emphasize his quirky manga genius ways, Eiji Niizuma of Bakuman。 does this while working.the original Japanese has her saying 'Kun, kun, kun, kun' etc. It doesn't come across in the dub, but in the sub, when Tomo smells sataa andagi, she says 'Sniff, sniff, sniff' etc.In 'Pool, Pool, Pool!', when teasing Yomi about being (supposedly) fat, she says ''Jiggle jiggle!' Hey, you made a jiggling noise!'.Azumanga Daioh: During the trip to Okinawa, Tomo says 'Boom, boom!' ('Clap, clap!' in the sub 'Ban, ban!' in the original) in front the main hall of Shurijo Castle as a show of appreciation.To a somewhat less comedic effect, Kenny Ackerman shouts out 'bang bang', 'ping ping', and 'clash' when getting into a gunfight with Levi.like if you knock someone/something over, if you steal something from someone, if something goes flying, etc. I think it is just kind of like an exclamation/sound effect, if you will, used when something funny happens. I was mistaken I think about what I said about it being used when something goes flying. I would recommend you just listen and pay attention to when the streamers say it because it is almost always in direct response/direct correlation to something that happened or something they did! I hope this helps a bit! 😁Īctually I agree with too. For example, Dang his sandwich just got yoinked right out of his hand by a seagull (actually happened to my brother in law) Otherwise I’d probably say “Dang, his sandwich just got snatched right out of his hands by a seagull” -there are a lot of words that mean steal, but this one is commonly used. I have heard it used with the other meaning though to mean like to steal. If I were playing halo or something and got catapulted by something or went flying or shot something or exploded something to go flying I might say “yoink!” while laughing In your situation they’re probably saying it when something goes flying.

I’ve heard yoink with both of these meanings.

Yoink sound effect