Fresh off of murdering Sub-Zero, Rambo felt the need to go back to killing generic soldiers with guns who don’t have the ability to freeze him in place.

Mortal Kombat 11’s Ultimate Edition is NetherRealm’s finest hour polished up further for a new console generation. Packed with content, further refined, and open to a wider audience than ever before, Mortal Kombat 11 is still a violent masterpiece that draws first blood with its new roster additions.

The latest addition to the Mortal Kombat 11 roster, Sylvester Stallone’s war-damaged soldier has both the subtlety of his appearance in First Blood the guns blazing attitude from his later films for NetherRealm’s premiere fighting game franchise.

Rambo attacks with vicious grapples and uses traps to keep his opponents guessing, combined with his brutal strength to take on any Kombatant who stands in his way.

NOTHING IS GAME OVER!

NOTHING IS OVER!

For many, the ultimate Rambo hails from the excess of the 1980s action film genre. The mountain of veiny muscles, who ripped Afghanistan apart when he managed to kill the entire Russian army that was terrorising the Middle East nation. That’s the Rambo which many of us think about whenever his name is mentioned, which conveniently also happens to be the version of the character that action figure enthusiast company ThreeZero have slapped together. Here’s a look at the fellow, whose sixth-scale arms are so ripped that if he flexes them he might just put your eyes out.

Rambo: Last Blood, Sylvester Stallone's final cinematic outing as the iconic action hero, has been sagged by critics. But they weren't the only ones that had some very strong feelings about the film.