Bzzzzsssssssssht.

bless you

It's usually either the sound of a spring contracting (like when a screen door closes) or a sort of wubbadub sound.

Well, why not try the sound the Shrinker makes in Duke Nukem 3D and Duke Nukem Forever?

you hear cracking as your bones reform to be smaller

Slide whistle.

Impulsive thought. Take any sound effect of something being enlarged. Play it backwards.

the going down the pipe noise from super mario

Second.

Wasn't there this noise those little plastic pipes make?
I forgot what they're called...

Slide whistles

Ahh thankies :3

A Tarzan copycat gets zapped:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Wf4t0pRaFY

GAaaaahhhh! *rips eyes out and sets them on fire!* Dont watch more than 30 seconds. the cheap script, actors and music!

1970s kiddy show kitsch at its finest. No CGI.

A product of its time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vO9UHdm7NJQ

What sound would tissue and bones make as they compress?

In cartoony effects, a descending constant pitch (think 'falling bomb' or 'extending slide whistle') or stretchy rubber sounds for general changing (particularly if the shrinking is not uniform).

In real life, depending on the method:

Compression may result in squishes
Release of air/gas may result in belches, burbles, burps, or similar sounds.


General compression on the atomic scale, such that mass is not lost but atoms are held closer together...can't really think of one.

Mass-loss uniform shrinking, as above with atomic structure compression, there is no definite shrinking sound. Perhaps whatever causes either of these two hums loudly while it works?


If you shrink fast enough, you may create a vaccuum where you formerly occupied space. A 'woosh' or even a thunderclap for the case of large characters shrinking nearly-instantaneously may be heard as air rushes to fill the space.

Conversely, you may cause a 'woosh' by deformation while shrinking, causing a breeze outwards. Depends on the way you shrink, the speed, and how much you flail.

If it's fast enough, like, an instantaneous size-change from big to really small, there'd probably be a pop, or a clap, of air rushing in to occupy the vacuum that the mass of the formerly large person occupied.

hmm I would think that if it were gradual you may hear something like the sound of the persons clothes sliding against their skin as they slowly shrink inward.

An instantaneous or nearly instantaneous shrink, with a sizeable (ha ha!) difference between original height and shrunken height, would leave an air vacuum. So sort of a *pop!* sound as air rushed in to fill the vacated space--like you get if you make a vacuum with your mouth and then open your lips to equalize the pressure difference.

Of course, this is assuming science works in shrinkland!

I've always played it as a popping noise!

old sounds from cartoons and movies made in the 1950's & 60's. Like those Tom & Jerry episodes that had shrinking in them

I doubt it has a sound but my mind plays a paper mario sound effect when shrinkage occurs