I think they just are like those cells that make copies of themselves

shinydaumbreon said:
I think they just are like those cells that make copies of themselves

Maybe they are like the moclans in "The Orville." Where somehow males reproduce with each other and lay eggs.

As far as I know they reproduce asexually via an unknown process, but I do know they "hatch" from rocks, and that they refer to each other as brother not only culturally, but also in a literal sense as they're all related. Despite this, they are also capable of being fathers and sons, as seen in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.
They're less similar flesh and blood creatures than they are to golems, to the point of the word Goron being a corruption of the word golem.

timeswordsman said:
As far as I know they reproduce asexually via an unknown process, but I do know they "hatch" from rocks, and that they refer to each other as brother not only culturally, but also in a literal sense as they're all related. Despite this, they are also capable of being fathers and sons, as seen in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.
They're less similar flesh and blood creatures than they are to golems, to the point of the word Goron being a corruption of the word golem.

"Father" and "son" might be a creator connection, then, like how a living statue might refer to its artist as its "father".

Riju out here asking all the important questions.

I remember that in the Ocarina manga there was a girl Goron, but maybe i'm juwt remembering things incorrectly