Gorog ( creature ) The Gorog was a gargantuan beast used in the Tarko - se Arena on Cato Neimoidia . The immense , bipedal creature possessed a hunched stance , two human - like hands with opposable thumbs , two hearts , and four tusks protruding from its lower jaw . The Gorog was ordered released by Baron Merillion Tarko , against the advice of an aide concerned about the arena ' s untested restraint system , as a last ditch effort to stop Galen Marek ' s clone from rescuing Jedi General Rahm Kota from the arena . This act of recklessness would prove fatal for Baron Tarko , as he was devoured whole by the indiscriminate giant . Attributes . The Gorog was a creature of immense size and strength , and could easily clutch a rancor with one hand . It had a large muscular midsection and forearms , while its upper arm and upper leg were more skeletal , with its gray leathery skin growing around the bone , creating a hole where the biceps or thigh , respectively , of most humanoids would be . Its legs were small in comparison to the rest of its body , and included a , making them appear more beast - like in the lower half than humanoid , as its body ' s head and top section would suggest . The Gorog ' s head included a humanoid face with sharp teeth and four large bone tusks protruding from the lower jaw . It had a metal plate on its head covering a large scar , suggesting a ( failed ) surgical approach to restraints , coupled with chains and huge electromagnetic shackles . None of this , however , was enough to keep the gigantic creature in captivity . History . The planetary origin of the Gorog is unknown , as is whether or not there are more in existence than this specimen , which was held in the Tarko - se Arena on Cato Neimoidia . It was released by orders of Baron Merillion Tarko to confront the clone of Galen Marek , despite protests from a Neimoidian aide that the restraining devices intended to restrict the creature ' s movement while in the arena hadn ' t been completely tested . Indeed , during the clone Marek ' s fight with it , he trapped the Gorog ' s arms several times , but it repeatedly broke away from the restraints . Starkiller engaged the giant beast in combat , and quickly discovered that it possessed considerable power . It tried to smash him several times with its fists , but the clone was able to restrain it for a short time . After Starkiller attacked the Gorog ' s head , however , the creature became angry , broke free , and destroyed the arena ' s supports . Starkiller was able to escape and , along with Rahm Kota , confronted Baron Tarko . However , the Gorog destroyed the platform they were on , swallowed the Baron , and grabbed General Kota . Following that , the Gorog fell into the arena . The entire structure collapsed under the creature ' s weight and also tumbled down into the depths . Starkiller jumped after the creature and , after a longer struggle while falling , he was able to hurt the Gorog . He then used the Force to burst through the creature ' s torso , which caused the Gorog to release Kota from its grip . Kota was able to use a device to call the " Rogue Shadow " and escaped with Starkiller . The Gorog then fell into one of Cato Neimoidia ' s canyons . While following the wake of destruction caused by Marek ' s clone , the battered Gorog was found by bounty hunters Boba Fett and Xasha . The creature revived suddenly and , despite already being grievously injured , aggressively began to attack the two mercenaries . Fett , having scanned the creature , identified a second heart within the Gorog . Fett fired a back - mounted rocket at the Gorog ' s heart and used his jetpack to fly through the gaping wound in the creature ' s torso , finally killing the beast . Behind the scenes . The Gorog first appeared in the teaser trailer of " " , where he faces Starkiller in a gladiatorial arena on Cato Neimoidia , although his appearance differed slightly in comparison to his final design seen in the game . This beast was referred to as a " morloch " within a French gaming magazine . In the " " comic , Boba Fett and Xasha find the corpse of the Gorog among the rubble within the suspended bridge city of Tarko - se . This contradicts with other versions of " " , which depict the creature plummeting from the city during its battle with Starkiller . The third part of the battle with the Gorog , which was set while it was plummeting , was omitted from the Wii version . Also , the Gorog was depicted without its head covering in the Wii version .