The line comes from Mortal Kombat, the fighting game series launched in 1992, where Scorpion, the resurrected ninja Hanzo Hasashi, uses it as his spear attack taunt. Voiced in early games by co-creator Ed Boon, it became the franchise's most quoted phrase and spread through arcades, films and online edits. It now sits alongside other iconic game voice lines such as Bomb has been planted and Enemy Spotted as shorthand for an attack starting.
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Scorpion's iconic 'Get over here' line from Mortal Kombat, shouted as he launches his spear. Creators use it for gaming edits, pulls and sudden grabs.
This is Scorpion shouting his signature catchphrase 'Get over here' in a deep, aggressive voice, timed to the moment his chained spear flies out and drags an opponent toward him. The delivery is short, harsh and instantly recognisable, with a guttural growl that makes a simple command feel like a threat. At just over a second long it lands as a sudden impact, turning an ordinary grab, pull or reveal into a dramatic confrontation that viewers understand immediately, even without seeing the game footage.