Some of Japanese comics from the toys and online tend to use "キゴカゴ," (ki-go-ka-go or ki go ka go go and other variations thereof) depending on the length/pitch etc. Which originally I thought was pretty odd, but really it is fairly close and just as good as any other versions I have seen.Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
I used to use "tchk tchk tchk tchk tchk," but I now prefer "krrk krrk krrk krrk krrk." I've seen Japanese fans use カキココケ ("ka-ki-ko-ko-ke") which works pretty well IMO.
Even though the tech desciption say and 8hz sound. Surely they must have sampled it from somewhere. I am still none the wiser as to the origins. KNowing the 80's though, it's probably just taken from an electric keyboard and been fiddled with.
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