Soundbanks/English
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Revision as of 01:48, 13 November 2021 by Muzer (Talk | contribs) (I don't detect an "l" in the first syllable, I think I'd say it's a non-rhotic "r" because most of the rest of the soundbank is non-rhotic (with the odd exception of Fire).)
| Filename | Transcription | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Amazing | Amazing! | |
| Boring | Boring. | |
| Brilliant | Brilliant! | |
| Bummer | Bummer. | |
| Bungee | Bungee! | |
| ByeBye | Bye bye. | |
| Collect | *click* Ee hee hee hee hee. | |
| ComeOnThen | Come on, then! | |
| Coward | Coward. | |
| DragonPunch | Sar you can! | A bastardization of the sound made when using Street Fighter II's Shoryuken attack (the move Worms's Dragon Ball was inspired by), which sounds much like "All you can" to an English speaker. |
| Drop | Special delivery. | |
| Excellent | Excellent. | |
| Fatality | Fatality. | |
| Fire | Fire! | |
| FireBall | Hadouken. | Unlike DragonPunch, pronounced much like Street Fighter II's actual Hadouken sound. |
| FirstBlood | First blood. | |
| Flawless | Flawless victory. | |
| GoAway | Go away! | |
| Grenade | Grenade! | |
| Hello | Hello. | |
| Hurry | Hurry! | |
| IllGetYou | I'll get you. | |
| Incoming | Incoming! | |
| Jump1 | hup | |
| Jump2 | hup | |
| JustYouWait | Just you wait. | |
| Kamikaze | Kamikaze! | |
| Laugh | Nehehehehe. | |
| LeaveMeAlone | Leave me alone! | |
| Missed | Missed! | |
| Nooo | Nooo... | |
| OhDear | Oh, dear. | |
| OiNutter | Oi, nutter! | |
| Ooff1 | uff | |
| Ooff2 | ooff | |
| Ooff3 | Oof. | |
| Ow1 | Ow! | |
| Ow2 | Ew! | |
| Ow3 | Ow. | |
| Oops | Whoops. | |
| Orders | Surprise. | |
| Ouch | Ouch. | |
| Perfect | Perfect. | |
| Revenge | Revenge! | |
| RunAway | Run away! | |
| Stupid | Stupid. | |
| TakeCover | Take cover! | |
| Traitor | Traitor. | |
| Uh-oh | Uh oh. | |
| Victory | Victory! | |
| WatchThis | Watch this. | |
| WhatThe | What the... | |
| YesSir | Yes, sir. | |
| YoullRegretThat | You'll regret that. |
Notes
This is basically a remaster of the soundbank used in the original Worms / Worms: DC.
