Where it comes from
Sounds like this come from fan edit culture, where a stock whoosh or riser is pitched up and layered with a short synth pop. The result circulates as a reusable meme clip rather than a single fixed recording.
How to use it
- TikTok: a character cutout vanishes from frame right on the pop.
- Discord soundboard: someone drops it as they leave a voice channel mid-sentence.
- YouTube Shorts: a hard cut between two scenes lands on the rising whoosh.
What does the GOKU TELEPORTATION sound effect sound like?
It is a short synthetic whoosh that rises in pitch, ends in a sharp pop, and fades into air. The tone is bright and slightly compressed, so it cuts through dialogue and music.
How long is the GOKU TELEPORTATION sound?
It runs about 9.4 seconds total. The main hit lands early and the remaining time is the fading tail.
Can I use this sound in my own videos?
You can download the file with one tap and drop it into your own edits. Check the rights that apply to your platform and project before you publish.