Another pro-circuit mainstay with the Mortal Kombat X community, Goro secured his spot here for his ability to rush down and trap opposing combatants. Nearly twice the size of the other roster ...

Based on Injustice 1 and 2's DLC fighters, it's likely NetherRealm Studios would feature one or more Mortal Kombat characters ...

T here will be a lot of characters in Mortal Kombat 2, but there are several video game characters who still haven't appeared in the rebooted franchise. 24 years after the previous live-action ...

The first Mortal Kombat brought Goro to life, giving fans a real spectacle of a creature to behold. Baraka can fill the same role in the sequel. He’s absolutely disgusting to look at and always ...

A 4,000 year-old half-dragon, half-human, Goro has been a part of the Mortal Kombat franchise since the very beginning. The very embodiment of physical prowess, Goro has been Shao Kahn's champion ...

Goro has appeared in Mortal Kombat since the beginning of the series. He is a four-armed, half-human/half-dragon and is a member of the Shokan. Tom Woodruff, Jr. played Goro in the original film ...

Mortal Kombat‘s Twitter account asked a very NSFW question about Goro‘s genitals and fans promptly lost their minds. The movie crew had announced a re-watch of the movie this weekend, so the ...

Ahead of today's five hour Kombat Kast, an Amazon-exclusive 'Mortal Kombat X' trailer proves that Goro is half-man, half-dragon, and pure brute force!

Today’s Kombat Kast presentation gave us another look at characters in Mortal Kombat 1 in action, but Goro made a rather large first appearance during the Geras segment.

Mortal Kombat 11's guest characters are cool and all, ... Yakuza’s Majima Goro would lend plenty of flair to Mortal Kombat 11’s violent brawls.

First appears in: Mortal Kombat 3 Inspired by Boba Fett and the Predator, robots were the new ninjas in Mortal Kombat 3, and while it's difficult to pick out a favourite between Cyrax and Sektor ...

1997’s Mortal Kombat 4 had one of the stranger and more pointless secret characters in Meat, a bloody skeleton. Well, “character” is a stretch. He was actually, ironically enough, a skin.