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The spear, commonly known as the "get over here" move is without a doubt the most iconic move that has ever appeared in a fighting game. It has been Scorpion's staple since the very first.
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Scorpion yells one of two taunts—"Get over here!" and "Come here!"—at his opponents when he hits them with his spear.
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Overview Original Timeline Alternate Timeline Current Timeline Film Moveset Videos Gallery Scorpion view image General Information Real Name Hanzo Hasashi Gender Male Origin Earthrealm (Japan) (reborn in the Netherrealm in 1 st and 2 nd timeline) Resides 1 st Timeline: Netherrealm 2 nd Timeline: Earthrealm
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Scorpion's "get over here!" may well be one of the oldest videogame memes, a fighting game move as recognisable as Street Fighter's roaring Hadouken (if not more so).
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Mortal Kombat co-creator Ed Boon shares how Scorpion's iconic 'GET OVER HERE' line was created. Mortal Kombat series co-creator Ed Boon has started sharing more behind-the-scenes looks and history.
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The spear, commonly known as the "get over here" move is without a doubt the most iconic move that has ever appeared in a fighting game. It has been Scorpion's staple since the very first.
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The first move he's shared is Scorpion's iconic "Get over here!" spear attack. Here's the clip, which also shows it in action in the original Mortal Kombat: Mortal Kombat will be 30 years.
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In the Mortal Kombat games, Scorpion shouted "get over here!" in an American accent, booming it to his victims in a way that would become one of the most iconic moments in combat gaming history. And there's a strange reason behind that choice as well. Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon revealed that he was the source of the classic voice in an.
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Scorpion in Mortal Kombat 11 (MK11) is one of the fighters and main story characters that you will encounter during the game. This page will contain Scorpion's Fatalities, moves list,.
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Can you replace them? Sure, but why? The X-Men will always have Wolverine and MK will always have Scorpion and I don't think that's a bad thing. — John Tobias in 2012 [2] Scorpion appeared in the first Mortal Kombat as one of three palette-swapped ninja characters along with Sub-Zero and Reptile.
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Now, co-creator Ed Boon has revealed how a move associated with one of these lines, Scorpion's signature "Get over here!" came about: it was made up on the fly. Boon yesterday tweeted that it has.
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It's amazing! It works if the movie is going for the campy route like the 1995 movie, this looks like it's in more of a serious tone so I feel like using Boon's "get over here" is silly and too cartoonish. When People start nitpicking and complaining about shit like this you know they are bound to hate that movie.
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This means, as co-creator Ed Boone wrote on Twitter, it is currently 30 years since the team at Midway began working on Mortal Kombat and making video game history — like Scorpion's signature.
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As one of the most popular characters in the entire Mortal Kombat franchise, Scorpion is responsible the fighting game's iconic catchphrase "Get over here!" and, in a new interview, co-creator Ed Boon explains the origins of the undead ninja's shout. While promoting the upcoming release of the franchise's latest installment Mortal Kombat 11.