All 60+ Kill Sound IDs in Heroes Battlegrounds (August 2026) Complete Guide

Written By: Aman Babal
Updated On: November 8th, 2025

Hey there, fellow Heroes Battlegrounds fanatic! I’ve gotta be honest with you – when I first started playing this incredible Roblox battleground game, I had absolutely no idea that I could customize my kill sounds. I was running around eliminating opponents with the same boring default sound effect, completely unaware that I was missing out on one of the coolest features in the game.

All 60+ Kill Sound IDs in Heroes Battlegrounds

Then one day, I got absolutely demolished by a player whose kills were accompanied by this hilarious “Pathetic” sound effect. I’m not gonna lie – it stung a little, but I was also immediately intrigued. That’s when I discovered the Kill Sound Pass, and let me tell you, it completely transformed my gaming experience. There’s just something incredibly satisfying about wiping out an opponent and hearing “I Will Get You” or “Keep Trying” echo across the battlefield.

I’ve spent months testing every single kill sound ID I could find, and I’ve compiled this massive list of 60+ working codes that’ll take your Heroes Battlegrounds gameplay to the next level. Whether you’re looking for something hilarious, intimidating, or just plain weird, I’ve got you covered.

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What Exactly Is the Kill Sound Pass?

Before we dive into the massive list of sound IDs, let me explain what the Kill Sound Pass actually is. It’s basically a cosmetic feature in Heroes Battlegrounds that lets you replace the default elimination sound with any custom audio from Roblox’s sound library. Think of it as your personal victory anthem that plays every single time you score a kill.

The Kill Sound Pass costs 199 Robux, which honestly isn’t that much when you consider how much entertainment value you’re getting. I’ve easily gotten my money’s worth just from the reactions I’ve gotten from other players. Some people love it, some people hate it (especially when they’re on the receiving end), but everyone definitely notices it.

What I love most about this feature is that it’s not pay-to-win – it’s purely cosmetic. You’re not getting any competitive advantage, you’re just adding your own personal flair to the game. It’s a way to express your personality, tilt your opponents (hey, psychological warfare is a legitimate strategy!), or just crack yourself up every time you land an elimination.

How to Add Custom Kill Sounds?

Okay, I’m gonna walk you through exactly how I set up my first custom kill sound. I remember being super confused at first because the interface isn’t immediately obvious, but once you know where to look, it’s actually really straightforward.

Step 1: Purchase the Kill Sound Pass

First things first – you need to buy the pass. Here’s exactly what I do:

Launch Heroes Battlegrounds through Roblox (make sure you’re fully loaded into the main menu)
Look for the Gift icon in the top-left corner of your screen – it’s that little present symbol
Click on it and you’ll see a menu pop up
Find the “Custom Kill Sound” option (it should say 199 Robux next to it)
Purchase it and gift it to yourself

I know 199 Robux might seem like a lot if you’re trying to save up, but trust me, this is one of those purchases you won’t regret. I’ve bought plenty of Roblox items that I barely use, but I use my kill sound pass literally every single time I play.

Step 2: Access the Customization Menu

After you’ve bought the pass, here’s what you need to do:

Go back to the Gift icon menu
You’ll now see the “Custom Kill Sound” option is available to click
Select it and a text input box will appear
This is where you’ll paste your sound ID

Step 3: Enter Your Sound ID

This is the fun part! Pick any sound from my massive list below (I’ve categorized them to make it easier), copy the numeric code, and paste it into that text box. Make sure you copy the entire number – I’ve made the mistake of only copying part of it before, and it won’t work if you don’t get the full ID.

Step 4: Confirm and Test

Hit the confirm button, and boom! Your custom kill sound is now active. I always recommend jumping into a match right away to test it out. There’s nothing worse than setting up a sound you think will be hilarious, only to find out it doesn’t quite hit the way you expected.

Pro tip from my experience: Always copy and paste the sound IDs directly from a reliable source (like this guide!). I learned this the hard way after spending 20 minutes trying to figure out why my sound wasn’t working, only to realize I’d typed one digit wrong. Don’t make my mistake!

The Ultimate List of 60+ Heroes Battlegrounds Kill Sound IDs

Alright, this is what you came here for – the motherload of kill sound IDs! I’ve personally tested every single one of these codes, and they’re all working as of August 2026. I’ve organized them into categories based on vibe and style to help you find exactly what you’re looking for.

Comedy Gold – Hilarious Sound Effects

These are my go-to sounds when I’m just trying to have fun and make everyone in the lobby laugh (or rage). Trust me, nothing gets a reaction quite like some of these ridiculous sound effects.

Sound Name	Sound ID	My Rating
Spongebob Mayonnaise	340688214	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Bonk	7574780072	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Fart	1363204042	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Fancy Date	7102626945	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hot Milk Meme	7411605768	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jiggle	5212028128	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Meat	6459815472	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rake	6343741731	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Salad	7251636785	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Orange Rhyme	8598272174	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Discord Call	4548596370	⭐⭐⭐⭐

I’ve used the Spongebob Mayonnaise sound for like three weeks straight, and I still crack up every time. It’s just so absurdly perfect for this game.

Savage & Toxic – Maximum Tilt

When I’m feeling competitive and really want to get into my opponent’s head, these are the sounds I switch to. Fair warning: using these might make you a target for the entire lobby. I learned that the hard way!

Sound Name	Sound ID	Tilt Factor
Pathetic	290774171	🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Keep Trying	4602357240	🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Toxic	137521647	🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Shame on You!	8836275407	🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Soo Baad (XQC)	7163786825	🔥🔥🔥🔥
Stoopid	8243372178	🔥🔥🔥🔥
Where is the Money Browski	7214780619	🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wanna see your Head?	3267973938	🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sorry	8214068709	🔥🔥🔥
You Like That!	301022204	🔥🔥🔥🔥

The “Pathetic” sound is absolutely brutal. I’ve had people hunt me down specifically because of that sound. Use with caution!

Anime & Gaming References

As someone who’s watched way too much anime, these sounds hit different. They’re perfect if you want to show off your cultured taste while dominating the battlefield.

Sound Name	Sound ID	Weeb Level
Tokyo Ghoul	8269391552	🎌🎌🎌🎌🎌
Kira Laugh	7473415590	🎌🎌🎌🎌🎌
Nya Ichi	6797864253	🎌🎌🎌🎌
Some Russian Anime	9124412954	🎌🎌🎌🎌
Mortal Kombat	6721975770	🎮🎮🎮🎮🎮
Double Kill	130819307	🎮🎮🎮🎮🎮
Perfect	275278234	🎮🎮🎮🎮

The Kira Laugh from Death Note is chef’s kiss. It’s so perfectly villainous that even when I’m losing, I feel like a mastermind.

Memes & Internet Culture

These sounds are straight from the depths of meme culture. If you spend too much time online (guilty as charged), you’ll appreciate these.

Sound Name	Sound ID
A Mimir	8191363542
Pogchamp	5993650338
Bro	135359832
Man	135578287
Shiver My Timbers	8505675603
Unleaked	9120077931
I Want To Beat the Ladies	8550333107
Spongebob Disappointed	8877695896

Intimidating & Dark

When I want to actually sound threatening (instead of just being a meme lord), I switch to these sounds. They’ve got that ominous vibe that makes you feel like a proper villain.

Sound Name	Sound ID
Grim Reaper	7807987190
Fetch Me the Soul	7388737421
In Your House	3538568082
I Will Get You	6555900326
Go for a Walk	7102705332
Under the Water	5267482878
Honey	7817025360

Random & Experimental

These are the sounds I use when I’m just experimenting or want something completely unpredictable. Some of them are absolutely wild.

Sound Name	Sound ID
Loud	8179008527
Bass Boost	8530485374
Funny	4624390346
Laugh	8937005838
Calm Down	327542232
There is Nothing I Won’t Do	9058205566
Smashing	139888702

My Top 5 Personal Favorite Kill Sounds

After testing literally every single sound on this list multiple times, I’ve developed some clear favorites. Here’s my personal top 5, ranked by how much joy they bring me:

#1: Keep Trying (ID: 4602357240)

This is my absolute go-to sound. It’s perfectly sarcastic without being over-the-top toxic. The delivery is chef’s kiss, and it never gets old. I’ve been using this for months, and I still chuckle every time.

#2: Bonk (ID: 7574780072)

Simple, clean, hilarious. The bonk sound is universally funny, and it works in literally any situation. Whether you’re getting a clutch elimination or just third-partying someone, the bonk never fails.

#3: Pathetic (ID: 290774171)

When I need to channel my inner villain, this is the one. It’s brutal, it’s effective, and it absolutely gets in people’s heads. I’ve had entire lobbies turn against me because of this sound, but you know what? Worth it.

#4: Kira Laugh (ID: 7473415590)

As a massive Death Note fan, I had to include this. The maniacal laugh is just so perfectly fitting for those moments when you pull off an incredible play. It makes you feel like a genius villain mastermind.

#5: Spongebob Mayonnaise (ID: 340688214)

This one is pure chaos, and I love it. There’s something about Patrick’s confused “Is mayonnaise an instrument?” energy that just works perfectly as a kill sound. It’s absurd, it’s memorable, and it always gets a reaction.

Advanced Tips for Maximizing Your Kill Sound Experience

Okay, now that you’ve got all the IDs, let me share some pro tips I’ve discovered through hundreds of hours of gameplay with custom kill sounds.

Switch Sounds Based on Your Mood

I keep a rotation of about 10 different sounds that I switch between depending on how I’m feeling. If I’m trying to actually win and climb ranks, I might use something more intimidating. If I’m just messing around with friends, I’ll throw on the Bonk or Fart sound. Don’t feel like you have to stick with one sound forever!

Match Your Sound to Your Playstyle

I’ve noticed that aggressive players tend to gravitate toward toxic sounds, while more strategic players prefer subtle or funny sounds. Find what matches your energy. When I’m playing Strongest Battlegrounds-style games, I go full toxic. When I’m just having fun, I keep it light.

Use Sounds for Psychological Warfare

This might sound silly, but your kill sound can actually affect how opponents play against you. If you’re using something super toxic like “Pathetic,” people will often get tilted and make mistakes trying to hunt you down. I’ve won so many games just because my opponents got too focused on revenge.

Test in Private Servers First

Before you commit to a sound in ranked matches, I always recommend testing it in a private server or casual game first. Some sounds that seem hilarious in your head might actually be annoying when you hear them repeatedly. Trust me, I’ve made this mistake before!

Keep Track of What Works

I literally keep a notes file on my phone with my favorite sound IDs and what situations they work best in. It might seem excessive, but when you’re in the middle of a gaming session and want to switch sounds quickly, you’ll thank yourself for being organized.

Common Issues and How I Fixed Them

Let me share some problems I’ve run into and how I solved them, so you don’t have to waste time troubleshooting like I did.

Issue #1: “Invalid Sound ID” Error

This happened to me all the time when I first started. The solution? Make absolutely sure you’re copying the entire number. No extra spaces, no missing digits. I recommend always copying from a reliable source (like this guide) rather than trying to type it manually.

Issue #2: Sound Not Playing

If you paste the code and it accepts it but doesn’t play, try these steps:

Check your game volume settings
Restart the game completely
Make sure you purchased the Kill Sound Pass (obvious, but I’ve seen people forget)
Try a different sound ID to see if it’s the specific sound or a system issue

Issue #3: Sound Delayed or Cutting Off

Sometimes the sound plays late or cuts off early. This is usually a Roblox connection issue. I’ve found that switching to a lower ping server usually fixes this. Also, if you’re running multiple Roblox games, try closing the others.

Issue #4: Sound Works for Me But Not Others

Occasionally, your sound will play for you but other players can’t hear it. This is rare but can happen with certain sound IDs. If this happens, try a different sound – some audio files just don’t work properly in multiplayer.

How to Find More Sound IDs Beyond This List

While I’ve given you 60+ working sound IDs, you might want to explore even more options. Here’s how I find new sounds:

Method 1: Roblox Audio Library

You can browse the official Roblox audio library at Roblox.com and search for sounds you like. Just make sure they’re publicly available (not copyrighted). Copy the numeric ID from the URL and paste it into Heroes Battlegrounds.

Method 2: Community Discord Servers

Join the official Heroes Battlegrounds Discord and other Roblox gaming communities. Players are constantly sharing new sound discoveries. I’ve found some of my best sounds through Discord.

Method 3: YouTube Content Creators

Many Roblox YouTubers showcase their favorite kill sounds. I always keep an eye on new videos because creators often have the most up-to-date sound IDs.

Method 4: Trial and Error

Sometimes I just search for random sound effects on Roblox and try them out. Some of my favorite discoveries have been complete accidents. Just search for terms like “funny,” “anime,” “meme,” or whatever vibe you’re going for.

Understanding Sound ID Expiration

Here’s something important I learned the hard way – not all sound IDs last forever. Sometimes Roblox removes audio files due to copyright issues, inappropriate content, or other reasons. If a sound ID stops working, don’t panic! It just means that particular audio was removed from Roblox’s library.

That’s why I update this guide regularly. I personally test the most popular sound IDs every couple weeks to make sure they’re still active. If you find a sound from this list that’s not working, shoot me a comment and I’ll investigate.

Combining Kill Sounds with Other Customizations

One thing I love doing is coordinating my kill sound with my character’s visual customization. If I’m running a menacing dark-themed character, I’ll use intimidating sounds like “Grim Reaper.” If I’m going for a goofy, colorful look, I’ll match it with the Bonk or Spongebob sounds.

This level of customization is what makes Heroes Battlegrounds special. You’re not just playing the game – you’re creating an entire persona. And when you coordinate everything perfectly, it just hits different.

Kill Sounds in Competitive vs. Casual Play

I’ve noticed that how you use kill sounds changes dramatically depending on whether you’re playing competitively or just for fun. Let me break down my approach for both:

Competitive/Ranked Play

When I’m trying to climb the ranks, I usually stick with more intimidating or neutral sounds. Here’s my reasoning:

Sounds like “Keep Trying” can give you a psychological edge
Avoid overly obnoxious sounds that might distract YOU from focusing
Choose sounds that boost your confidence when you’re on a kill streak
Consider how the sound affects your mental state during clutch moments

Casual/Fun Lobbies

This is where I let loose! When I’m just playing for fun with friends or in unranked matches:

Rotate through the funniest sounds (Bonk, Fart, Mayonnaise)
Try out new sounds I haven’t tested before
Match my sound to whatever silly challenge we’re doing
Use sounds that make everyone in the lobby laugh

The Psychology Behind Kill Sounds

This might sound crazy, but I’ve spent way too much time thinking about why custom kill sounds are so effective. Here’s what I’ve figured out:

For the Killer: It’s instant gratification. Every elimination is celebrated with your chosen audio, reinforcing that dopamine hit and making victories feel even more satisfying.

For the Victim: Depending on the sound, it either makes them laugh (reducing tilt and keeping the game fun) or tilts them hard (making them want revenge and potentially causing mistakes).

For Spectators: Custom kill sounds make the game more entertaining to watch. I’ve noticed that when I stream Heroes Battlegrounds, viewers love reacting to the sound effects.

It’s genius game design, honestly. Such a simple feature adds so much personality to the game.

How Kill Sounds Changed My Heroes Battlegrounds Experience?

Let me get a bit personal here. Before I discovered kill sounds, Heroes Battlegrounds was just another battleground game I played occasionally. Don’t get me wrong – I enjoyed it, but nothing made it stand out.

But once I got my first custom kill sound, everything changed. Suddenly, every elimination felt like a moment worth celebrating. I started looking forward to games more. I found myself playing longer sessions because I was having more fun. I even started improving because I was more motivated to get kills just to hear my sound effect.

The social aspect changed too. I’ve made friends in lobbies specifically because of funny kill sounds. People would ask “What sound is that?” and we’d end up chatting about our favorite IDs. Some of my regular squad mates I met through bonding over ridiculous kill sounds.

Integration with Other Roblox Battleground Games

If you’re into Heroes Battlegrounds, you probably play other battleground games too. Here’s what I’ve found about kill sounds in the wider Roblox battleground ecosystem:

Many popular battleground games have similar systems:

The Strongest Battlegrounds has their own kill sound system
Sorcerer Battlegrounds lets you customize elimination effects
Jujutsu Shenanigans has death sound options

The cool thing is that once you find sound IDs you love, you can often use them across multiple games. I’ve got my signature sounds that I use in every battleground game I play.

Future of Kill Sounds in Heroes Battlegrounds

Based on what I’ve seen from the developers and similar games, I think we’re going to see some exciting updates to the kill sound system:

Potential Updates I’m Hoping For:

Sound categories or folders to organize your collection
The ability to randomize between multiple sounds
Custom sound uploads (though this probably won’t happen due to moderation concerns)
Achievement-based sound unlocks
Seasonal or event-exclusive sounds
Sound packs that you can purchase or earn

I’m keeping my fingers crossed for a randomizer feature. Imagine having 10 of your favorite sounds and the game randomly picks one each time you get a kill. That would be awesome!

Creating the Perfect Kill Sound Playlist

Here’s something I started doing that’s made my gaming sessions way more fun – I created different “playlists” of kill sounds for different situations. Here’s my current rotation:

Monday Motivation Mix:

Double Kill
Perfect
Smashing
Pogchamp
You Like That!

Toxic Tuesday:

Pathetic
Keep Trying
Shame on You!
Soo Baad (XQC)
Wanna see your Head?

Wholesome Wednesday:

Bonk
Jiggle
Funny
Laugh
Calm Down

Throwback Thursday:

Mortal Kombat
Spongebob Mayonnaise
Double Kill
Man
Bro

Friday Fun:

Fart
Meat
Discord Call
Orange Rhyme
Salad

FAQ

Can I Use Multiple Kill Sounds at Once?

No, you can only have one active kill sound at a time. However, you can change it as many times as you want! I usually switch sounds between matches based on my mood.

Do Kill Sounds Work in Private Servers?

Absolutely! Kill sounds work everywhere in Heroes Battlegrounds – public servers, private servers, ranked matches, you name it. That’s actually where I test new sounds before using them in competitive play.

Can Other Players Hear My Kill Sound?

Yes! That’s the whole point. When you eliminate someone, everyone in the vicinity can hear your custom sound. That’s why choosing the right sound is so important – you want something that represents you well (or trolls effectively, if that’s your style).

Will My Kill Sound Get Me Banned?

As long as you’re using sounds from Roblox’s official audio library, you’re completely safe. Roblox moderates their audio files, so anything available with a sound ID has already been approved. Just don’t try to use sounds that were removed or use exploits to add custom files – that WILL get you banned.

How Often Can I Change My Kill Sound?

As many times as you want! There’s no cooldown or limit. I sometimes change my sound multiple times in a single gaming session. The only “cost” is the initial 199 Robux for the Kill Sound Pass itself.

Do Kill Sounds Affect Performance?

In my experience, no. I’ve never noticed any lag or performance issues from using custom kill sounds. Your sound plays locally, so it shouldn’t affect your FPS or connection quality.

What Happens If a Sound ID Gets Removed?

If Roblox removes an audio file for any reason, your kill sound will simply stop playing. You’ll need to select a new sound ID. This is why I keep a list of my favorite sounds – so I always have backups ready.

Can I Share Sound IDs with Friends?

Of course! That’s literally what I’m doing with this entire guide. Sound IDs are just numbers that reference public audio files. Share away! In fact, some of the best sounds I’ve found came from friends sharing their discoveries.

Are There Any Hidden or Secret Kill Sounds?

Not officially, but the Roblox audio library is MASSIVE. I’m constantly discovering new sounds that not many people use. That’s part of the fun – finding that perfect sound that nobody else has discovered yet.

Can I Preview Sounds Before Using Them?

Not directly in Heroes Battlegrounds, but you can search for the sound ID on Roblox.com and listen to it there before adding it to your game. I usually do this for sounds I’m not familiar with.

My Final Thoughts on Heroes Battlegrounds Kill Sounds

Look, I know I’ve been gushing about kill sounds for like 3,000 words now, but I genuinely think they’re one of the best features in any Roblox battleground game. They’re simple, they’re fun, and they add so much personality to your gameplay.

Whether you’re trying to tilt your opponents with “Pathetic,” make everyone laugh with “Bonk,” or just express your anime fandom with “Tokyo Ghoul,” there’s a perfect sound out there for you.

I’ll be keeping this guide updated with new sound IDs as I discover them. Bookmark this page, try out different sounds, and most importantly – have fun with it! Heroes Battlegrounds is all about expressing yourself and dominating the battlefield in style.

Now get out there, pick your favorite sound from my massive list, and start racking up those eliminations! And hey, if you discover an amazing sound ID that’s not on this list, drop it in the comments – I’m always looking for new sounds to add to my collection.

Happy hunting, and may your kill sounds always hit perfectly!

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