Mortal Kombat announcer voice: name intros and edit lines
A low voice calling out a name, a round or a final verdict is one of the most recognizable sounds in fighting games, and it is a favorite in edits: a player’s nickname announced like a fighter, a round call before a clip, a dramatic verdict over the last hit.
The SuperClonica catalog has a fan-made announcer voice from Mortal Kombat, recorded in English. This guide shows how to voice your line free online, how to write calls that sound right and how to make a whole set of intros offline.
The announcer voice in the catalog
The voice brings the weight; short lines and silence around them do the rest.
- A low, booming male voice in the style of the Mortal Kombat announcer, fan-made and recorded in English.
- It suits short calls: names, round numbers, one-word verdicts.
- It speaks 31 languages, but it sounds most like the original in English lines.
- For a calm intro or a longer story, pick a narrator voice instead.
Voice your call free online
Open the page of the announcer voice, type a call of 30 to 100 characters, for example “Shadow Wolf. Round one. Fight!”, choose the language and press Voice it. In a few seconds you can listen and download it for your edit, with no account.
Write calls that sound like a fight
Fill the line up to 30 characters with the round call if the name alone is short.
- Short lines: a name, a round, a verdict, each ending with a full stop or an exclamation mark.
- Spell nicknames the way they are said, such as Ex Wolf for XWolf.
- Voice the name and the call as separate files, so each lands on its own beat.
- Add a little reverb or echo in your editor for the arena sound.
A set of intros offline
For a set of intros, buy the voice once, download its file, install the free engine with python -m pip install superclonica-cpu and run superclonica --text "Shadow Wolf. Round one." --voice mk.json --lang en --speed 0.9 --normalize --output intro.wav for each name. --speed 0.9 makes the delivery slower and heavier, --normalize keeps every intro at the same loudness, and --seed gives another take. It runs offline, with no character limit.
Fan voice, used fairly
This voice is fan-made and not endorsed by the makers of Mortal Kombat or the original voice actor. Use it for edits, fan videos, game nights and memes within the SuperClonica terms, say that the voice is AI-generated, and do not use it in ads or to make a video look like official game content.