Smash Bros. announcer voice for streams and memes
Few voices are as instantly recognizable as the announcer of Super Smash Bros.: a big, professional call that makes any name sound like a champion. Community tournaments, game nights and meme makers all want that energy for their own words.
The SuperClonica catalog has a Super Smash Bros. 4/Ultimate announcer voice for the Supertonic 3 model. This guide shows how to test it free online, how to write calls that hit and how to voice a whole pack of names and lines offline.
The announcer in the catalog
The voice brings the hype; short words and a dramatic pause before the name do the rest.
- Super Smash Bros. 4/Ultimate Announcer: a low, professional, expressive voice built for big calls.
- It was recorded in English, so it sounds most like the original in English lines.
- For calmer moments on stream: the Pleasant Announcer or a narrator voice.
Voice a call free online
On the page of the voice, type a call of 30 to 100 characters, choose the language and press Voice it. In a few seconds you can listen and download it, with no account.
Write calls that hit
Players remember hearing their own name called; that is the whole point of a custom pack.
- Short and loud: one sentence, an exclamation mark at the end.
- A pause before the name: an ellipsis builds the moment.
- Spell player tags the way they are said, such as “Kay Bee” for KB.
- Keep a fixed --seed so every name in the pack is called the same way.
A whole pack of calls offline
Buy the voice once, download its file and install the free SuperClonica engine: python -m pip install superclonica-cpu. Voice each call with one command, for example superclonica --text "And the winner of tonight’s bracket is... Kevin!" --voice announcer.json --lang en --normalize --output winner_kevin.mp3. For a tournament, loop over the list of entrants and voice one “winner” file per name; --normalize keeps every call at the same loudness for your stream deck or OBS hotkeys. It runs offline on an ordinary processor, with no character limit.
Fan voice, used fairly
This character voice is fan-made and not endorsed by Nintendo or the original announcer. Use it for community streams, game nights, Discord clips and memes within the SuperClonica terms. Do not use it to make an event look official, and never present a clip as something the real announcer said.