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Gairyu Isle (Day)
Arena takes place on a rocky shore during the daytime. The waves are fairly strong, spraying water at the edge of the rocks.
Gairyu Isle is likely based on Ganryu Isle, the location of the final battle between Miyamoto Musashi and Sasaki Kojiro, whom Haohmaru and Ukyo are ostensibly based on.
BGM: "Song of Men - Sun"
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Gairyu Isle (Night)
Similar to Haohmaru's stage, this battle takes place on a rocky shore, except at night. The waters are also noticeably calmer. Distant fireworks punctuate the battle.
BGM: "Song of Men - Moon"
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Garage
This stage is not inhabited by any character, and can only be fought in on Training, Vs. and Watch Mode.
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Garbage Dump
A junkyard with a massive mountain of trash in the background, built by the Rabbids in an attempt to reach The Moon. Attacking or knocking a foe into the sides of the stage will cause rubbish to drop down from the top of the screen.
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Garden
Kage is a character dealing with intense personal turmoil. Thus the serenity of the garden offers what little tranquility is available. As autumn leaves fall to the ground, opponents all fall in this large, open ring. Be sure to be on guard for ring out maneuvers.
BGM: "A Turning of a Leaf"
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Garden of Eden
An interpretation of the Biblical locale, complete with floating golden apple on a little island in the background, representing the forbidden fruit. Adam sits at the stage left, and sometimes gets up and tries to get the fighters' attention. Eve, on the right, stands in front of a tree where the Serpent rests.
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Gargoyle's Perch
The semi-final stage when playing through "Arcade" mode. It belongs to Jin Kazama, who is fought here as a sub-boss at Stage 8 during "Arcade" mode. This stage takes place in an eerie area with gargoyle statues. It also has a glass floor in the middle, which can be broken to create small cracks in it, but the players cannot completely break it and fall through it. In one area of the stage, a statue of what appears to be one of Devil Jin's hands is displayed so that it appears to be clenching the bottom of the moon.
People say that the music is similar to the climax music in Death by Degrees, when Nina Williams and her sister, Anna, battle.
BGM: "Blowin’ up the Enemy"
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Geese Stage
Geese's swanky penthouse suite with a view of the skyline and a rotating computer readout of "PROJECT-G" (most likely the infamous Geese Tower). It becomes apparent that the two suited agents lurking in most backgrounds are Geese's men.
BGM: "Geese ni Kissu -Cyber Dub-"
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Geese Tower 1
A precarious arena atop a skyscraper. Someone is liable to fall to their death.
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Geese Tower 3
Round 3. Lightning occasionally flashes, illuminating the city in an ominous way.
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Genroku Period
A small inn on a hill overlooks a bustling Japanese village. Some shady dealings with a ninja are going on to the right. "Genroku" indicates the period between 1688 and 1704.
BGM: "HALO IN ASIA"
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Gen's Restaurant 'Daihanjyo'
A chinese noodle shop run by Gen that is popular with Street Fighters and Darkstalkers. Birdie, M. Bison, Sodom, Victor, Bishamon, Fei Long, Dhalsim and Charlie all sit idly by stuffing their faces while Rolento crawls about apparently catching their scraps. Adon, Talbain, and Gen are preoccupied with the fight.
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Geothermal Power Plant
Cameo stage from Metroid: Other M, Ridley and Samus Aran can be seen here. Though the metallic platform in which the fight takes place is surrounded by molten steel, the players cannot fall directly into it, but are instead grabbed and attacked by Ridley before they fall in. Ridley also pelts the arena with fireballs during the match. Shiden is fought here during his stint as Arcade Mode's boss.
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Germany
Searchlights scan a dilapidated wall moments before a Jagdpanther tank crashes through, revealing the wartorn factory background.
BGM: "German Armored Division Requiem #9"
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Germany
The stage is a moving elevator in a military complex. It travels vertically past tanks, an airplane in disrepair, an empty hangar, a hangar filled with crates, and what appears to be a series of holding cells.
BGM: "Cyber General"
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Ghetto Pit
Corresponds to Urban Jungle in Tekken 5.
BGM: "Turbo Electric"
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Go Stage
Rowdy bosozoku cheer the fight.
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Golden Desert
A multi-tiered area highlighted by sand and Buddhist statues. A choice blow can knock one down onto your opponent, or you can merely knock them over the side to a spikey death.
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Goro's Lair
The klassic arena from the first game returns, completely unchanged. This is where the hidden kombatants of Smoke, Jade, and Noob Saibot are fought. Goro's Lair is replaced by the Blue Portal stage on the Genesis. In the Game Gear/Master System version, it's just a wall of skull motifs with a giant yin-yang on the floor (elements cobbled from the Kombat Tomb).
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Gotham City Rooftop
Players can be chucked off the side of this fairly anonymous rooftop to the "Gotham City Streets" level via Free Fall Kombat.
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Gotham City Street
While technically confined to a small alleyway between buildings, players can smash each other through said buildings to other identical alleyways via Test Your Might.
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Grand Labyrinth - Corridor of Suspended Time
This stage is primarily based on the Labyrinth (Kilik's stage) from Soul Calibur 2 and the Grand Labyrinth (Olcadan's stage) from Soul Calibur 3, despite the change of soundtrack.
BGM: "Lost in the Mirage"
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Graveyard
This representation of Mortal Kombat's graveyard allows players to be flung into markers and other decorations to facilitate combos, or sent down to a lower level via Free Fall Kombat.
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Graveyard (Australia)
A gloomy and decrepit graveyard is home to crows and ghosts, all flitting about at random. At the end of a round, a multitude of ghosts issue forth from the ground angrily.
BGM: "ZABEL Stage (Australia)"
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Great Hall, Shang Yang
In 196 A.D., after Dong Zhuo destroyed and fled Loyang, Cao Cao took protection of Emperor Xian and opened a new capital in Shang Yang. It later became the capital of the Wei Kingdom in 202 A.D.
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Great Plains
Corresponds to Moonlit Wilderness in Tekken 5.
BGM: "Amnesia"
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Great Wall
Stretching 4,500 miles and spanning from Korea to the Goby Desert, the Great Wall of China stands as one of the most remarkable structures ever built. It also serves as the home of Lau Chan's fighting stage. There are no walls surrounding the battle area, making ring out strategies a necessary consideration.
BGM: "The Great Wall"
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Green Greens
Representing the Kirby series. Returns from Super Smash Bros. Melee.
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Green Hell (Marsh)
Cham Cham's home is lush jungle with abudant of flora and fauna. A small boat rests near the edge of the water.
BGM: "Beast Girl"
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Green Screen
An all-green stage so players can take screenshots and easily manipulate the background.
BGM: "Come On (Get Serious)"
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Gymnasium
For Akira, training is everything. Therefore, it's appropiate that his stage is the ultimate playing ground -- a martial arts gymnasium. Whether teaching his students or furthering his own Hakkyoku-Ken, Akira spends a lot of time in the gym. The breakable walls around the ring gives fighters plenty of strategic options.
BGM: "DOJO ~A Ring of Strategy~"
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