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List of characters in the Mortal Kombat series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search This article or section has multiple issues. Please help improve the article or discuss these issues on the talk page. It may fail to make a clear distinction between fact and fiction. Please edit according to the fiction guidelines. Tagged since December 2008. It describes a work or element of fiction in a primarily in-universe style that may require cleanup. Tagged since December 2008. It may be too long. Some content may need to be summarized or split. Tagged since December 2008. It may need copy editing for grammar, style, cohesion, tone or spelling. Tagged since December 2008. Midway render of the entire character roster for Mortal Kombat: Armageddon except that Khameleon, Taven and Daegon are missing.This is a list of characters from the Mortal Kombat fighting game series produced by Midway Games and the games in which they appear. The series takes place in a fictional universe composed of six worlds labelled as realms, which were created by beings called the Elder Gods. Due to several wars between the realms, the Elder Gods created a fighting tournament called Mortal Kombat to reduce the wars. The first Mortal Kombat game introduces a new tournament in which the Earthrealm can be destroyed if it loses once again. The Earthrealm warrior manage to defeat the champion Goro and the host Shang Tsung, but this leads to Shang Tsung to search other ways to destroy Earthrealm. Since then, every game features a new villain who wishes to conquer the realms, breaking the rules of Mortal Kombat. By Mortal Kombat: Deception, most of the playable characters were killed by Shang Tsung and Quan Chi, but by Mortal Kombat: Armageddon all of them return as Midway wanted to make all the characters playable. Contents [hide] 1 Introduced in Mortal Kombat 1.1 Johnny Cage 1.2 Kano 1.3 Liu Kang 1.4 Raiden 1.5 Scorpion 1.6 Sonya Blade 1.7 Reptile 1.8 Goro 1.9 Shang http://www.hoops227.com/youtube_mortal_kombat_armageddon_annihilation_nba.html Tsung 2 Introduced in Mortal Kombat II 2.1 Baraka 2.2 Jax Briggs 2.3 Kitana 2.4 Kung Lao 2.5 Mileena 2.6 Sub-Zero 2.7 Shao Kahn 2.8 Jade 2.9 Kintaro 2.10 Noob Saibot 2.11 Smoke 3 Introduced in Mortal Kombat 3 and updates 3.1 Chameleon 3.2 Cyrax 3.3 Ermac 3.4 Kabal 3.5 Khameleon 3.6 Motaro 3.7 Nightwolf 3.8 Rain 3.9 Sektor 3.10 Sheeva 3.11 Sindel 3.12 Stryker 4 Introduced in Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub Zero 4.1 Fujin 4.2 Quan Chi 4.3 Sareena 4.4 Shinnok 5 Introduced in Mortal Kombat 4 5.1 Jarek 5.2 Kai 5.3 Meat 5.4 Reiko 5.5 Tanya 6 Introduced in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance 6.1 Blaze 6.2 Bo' Rai Cho 6.3 Drahmin 6.4 Frost 6.5 Hsu Hao 6.6 Kenshi 6.7 Li Mei 6.8 Mavado 6.9 Mokap 6.10 Moloch 6.11 Nitara 7 Introduced in Mortal Kombat: Deception 7.1 Ashrah 7.2 Dairou 7.3 Darrius 7.4 Havik 7.5 Hotaru 7.6 Kira 7.7 Kobra 7.8 Onaga 7.9 Shujinko 8 Introduced in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon 8.1 Daegon 8.2 Taven 9 Introduced in Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe
10 See also 11 References [edit] Introduced in Mortal Kombat [edit] Johnny Cage Main article: Johnny Cage [edit] Kano Main article: Kano (Mortal Kombat) [edit] Liu Kang Main article: Liu Kang [edit] Raiden Main article: Raiden (Mortal Kombat) [edit] Scorpion Main article: Scorpion (Mortal Kombat) [edit] Sonya Blade Main article: Sonya (Mortal Kombat) noob saibot Main article: Noob Saibot [edit] Reptile Main article: Reptile (Mortal Kombat) [edit] Goro Main article: Goro (Mortal Kombat) [edit] Shang Tsung Main article: Shang Tsung [edit] Introduced in Mortal Kombat II [edit] Baraka Main article: Baraka (Mortal Kombat) [edit] Jax Briggs Major Jackson Briggs is an agent who commonly allies with the Earthrealm warriors to protect the peace from their realms. As an officer, Jax normally is assigned by superiors to capture several criminals such as Jarek and Kano who also appear in the series allying with Jax's enemies. When Shao Kahn invades Earthrealm, Jax starts outfitting his arms with bionic implants. After helping foil Shao Kahn's attempt to permanently claim Earth as his own, Jax became the commanding officer of the Outer World Investigation Agency (OIA). Not only did they explore and map these realms, but they also looked for and destroyed inter-realm portals that could lead to Earth. According to the Mortal Kombat comics, Jax had just finished a punishing workout at home, and was left too weak to defend against a surprise attack from a Shokan (whom Sonya believed to be Goro, but was more likely Kintaro). During the assault, Jax had his arms ripped off. He was saved when OIA scientists moulded bionic arms onto his body. However, the game series implies that Jax's bionic arms were fitted by himself by his own will. Years later, the OIA underground facility was nuked into oblivion by the traitor Hsu Hao, who revealed himself to be part of thr Red Dragon. During the final attack on the Deadly Alliance, Jax along with the other Earthrealm warriors are killed by the Deadly Alliance's Tarkatan warriors. After Onaga defeats Raiden and the Alliance, he resurrects the Earthrealm heroes as his slaves. Their mind control is later broken by Ermac and the spirit of Liu Kang. In terms of the fictional chronology, his first adventure is depicted in Mortal Kombat: Special Forces. This game opened depicting a prison break at Special Forces' detention facility. Jax is sent to capture the criminals No Face, Tasia, Jarek and Tremor. Jax is portrayed by John Parrish in MKII, MK3, UMK3 and MKT. He is also portrayed by Gregory McKinney in the first film and portrayed by Lynn "Red" Williams in the second film both live-action films respectively. He is voiced by John Parrish in MK4 and MKG. In MK: Special Forces and Deadly Alliance, Craig J. Harris voices him. In the animated series Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm he is voiced by Dorian Harewood. Dan Washington also voices him in MK VS. DC. [edit] Kitana Main article: Kitana (Mortal Kombat) [edit] Kung Lao Main article: Kung Lao [edit] Mileena Main article: Mileena [edit] Sub-Zero Main article: Sub-Zero (Mortal Kombat) [edit] Shao Kahn Main article: Shao Kahn [edit] Jade Jade first appeared in MKII as an unplayable hidden character who randomly appeared onscreen with clues on how to locate her. She was integrated into the MK canon in UMK3 as Outworld. Jade decided to assist Sindel in rescuing Kitana from Onaga's spell and to seek justice against Edenian traitor Tanya. Jade appears in Mortal Kombat Deception Konquest in the Living Forest guarding an important object Shujinko requires. They battle and Shujinko emerges victorious, and gets the item he needs. She appears a second time in the MK Deception konquest-mode unable to recognize Shujinko from the person she battled in the Living Forest because he had grown at least 20 years older. Shujinko tells her that he saw a ninja named Rain, who was looking for a cave or tent for an unknown reason. Jade is standing in a tent with two other guards. She tells Shujinko to bring Rain to where she is. When Shujinko obeys, Rain comes to Jade and they battle. Jade kills Rain and pays Shujinko for his services. [edit] Kintaro Kintaro debuts in MKII as the sub-boss from the game. He is a tiger-striped Shokan who joins Kahn's forces in order to avenge Goro's death. Kintaro challenges Liu Kang in combat during the second tournament, but loses. In Mortal Kombat: Armageddon's Konquest mode, Kintaro is seen in the Netherealm along with Sheeva, Havik, and a legion of demons working in an attempt to overthrow Shinnok's rule, which was revealed as nothing more than a test for Taven, with Kintaro merely an illusion. Kintaro was initially conceived for MKII as an anthropomorphized tiger complete with a fur-lined costume, but was scrapped due to the infeasibility of creating such a complicated outfit. Kintaro is also what Shang Tsung turns into in one of his MKII fatalities. [edit] Noob Saibot Main article: Noob Saibot [edit] Smoke Smoke first appears in MKII as an unplayable hidden character spotted in the Living Forest, and was accessible through a joystick combination on the Portal stage. He is included in MK3 as a selectable character that could be unlocked only after entering the correct "Ultimate Kombat Kode" just before the end of gameplay. His storyline was fleshed out therein as a Lin Kuei assassin in addition to Sub-Zero's close friend, but both fled the Lin Kuei upon learning that the clan had chosen to convert their best warriors into cybernetic units. Smoke was captured and transformed, and then programmed with orders to hunt down his friend. In his game ending, Smoke discovers with Sub-Zero's help that he still retained his soul and aided Sub-Zero in defeating Cyrax and Sektor. In MK: Deception, he is discovered by Noob Saibot, who reprograms Smoke to put him under his command, thus forming the tandem of Noob-Smoke. In MK: Armageddon's Konquest mode, Noob and Smoke launch an attack on the Lin Kuei temple. Smoke then does battle with Taven but is eventually beaten. Daniel Pesina provided the motion capture for the human Smoke in MKII, with John Turk replacing him in the role thereafter, while Sal Divita portrayed the character in robot form. Smoke was played by Ridley Tsui in Mortal Kombat: Annihilation. [edit] Introduced in Mortal Kombat 3 and updates Concept art of Chameleon in Mortal Kombat Trilogy [edit] Chameleon Chameleon first debuts in the PlayStation version (and later Sega Saturn, and PC versions) of Mortal Kombat Trilogy as a male ninja with partial transparency. In the Nintendo 64 version, he is replaced by Khameleon, a female counterpart who is actually an entirely separate character. The game refers to him as "one of Shao Kahn's deadliest warriors".[1] In Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, he is given a backstory, stating that he was present at events dating all the way back to Liu Kang's victory in the first Mortal Kombat tournament, biding his time while watching the events unfold. [edit] Cyrax Cyrax appears in Mortal Kombat 3 alongside his cybernetic partners Sektor and Smoke in order to track down and kill a renegade member of the Lin Kuei clan, Sub Zero's brother, Noob Saibot. During the invasion of Earthrealm by Shao Kahn and his minions, Sub-Zero defeats Cyrax and reprograms him with orders to destroy Shao Kahn. In Mortal Kombat Gold, Cyrax is recovered and repaired by the Lin Kuei. The short-handed clan again sends Cyrax into battle with his fellow cyborg Sektor assigned to monitor him. After Shinnok's defeat, special agents Sonya Blade and Jax Briggs use their technology to restore his humanity. Grateful for their help, Cyrax joins the OIA as a scout in Earthrealm. During the events of Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, Cyrax is ambushed by the Oni Moloch and Drahmin. After driving the two demons off, he becomes stranded in Outworld, but is helped by Nitara to escape. [edit] Ermac Main article: Ermac [edit] Kabal Kabal appears as a member of the Black Dragon criminal organization. Surviving an attack from Kahn's extermination squads horribly mutilated, he was kept alive by artificial respirators and an unbroken will to fight. He leaves behind his life of crime with the Black Dragon and vowed to become a force for good, if only temporarily. Between the events of Mortal Kombat 3 and Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, Kabal is wounded severely in battle by Mavado, a leading member of the Red Dragon hoping to wipe out the Black Dragon. Havik visits Kabal at the brink of death and restores him, and then instructed him to bring back the Black Dragon as a force of anarchy and decay. He follows Havik's instructions. He then also recruits Kira and Kobra. The three of them joined Havik on Outworld for the events of Mortal Kombat: Deception. Seeing as how the complacency of the former members led to the demise of his clan, Kabal wanted to ensure that his newest recruits were truly worthy of the Black Dragon. He tested their prowess in battle against the enemies of the Dragon King. [edit] Khameleon Khameleon's biography and ending screens in Mortal Kombat Trilogy describe her as the last female of her race, as Reptile is said to be the last male.[2] They reveal that her race, the Saurians, also known as Raptors, were originally from Earthrealm, but a great war drove them out and killed many more.[3] Raiden mentions this in the introduction FMV to the home versions of Mortal Kombat 4 and also Mortal Kombat Gold, though not by name.[4][5] They found a new home in another realm, which they called Zaterra or "New Earth." However, Shao Kahn eventually found it, and after defeating them in Mortal Kombat, he drove the Raptors to near extinction and then merged the realm with Outworld.[3] Khameleon reached Reptile and told him the truth of how Kahn was responsible for the extinction of their race.[3] However, Reptile fell under the emperor's influence once again and turned against her. Having failed in her attempts to slay Shao Kahn, she began to wander the realms contemplating a way to strike back at him.[6] Later, during the events of Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, she learned of the battle that would occur in Edenia and the gift of ultimate power that would be granted to the victor. Distressed by the fact that Kahn was also seeking this power, Khameleon sought out to attain it for herself so as to exact revenge on him and his followers for what he did to her race.[6] Khameleon was a secret character in Trilogy and was playable by activation of a secret code. Ed Boon and Shaun Himmerick finally confirmed that Khameleon would be a playable character in the Wii version of Armageddon at the 2007 Winter Gamers Day event.[7] [edit] Motaro Motaro first appears as the sub-boss from MK: 3. He is from a race of Centaurians who had come into conflict with the Shokan. Shao Kahn, Emperor of Outworld, had begun to favor the Centaurians over the Shokan, and had been punishing the latter, aiding the Centaurians in the defeat and subjugation of the Shokan race. When Kahn formed special extermination squads to eliminate the chosen warriors of Earthrealm during his invasion, Motaro was appointed to head this elite group of savage warriors. After Sonya Blade's defeat of Kano during the events of Mortal Kombat Trilogy, Motaro was assaulted and supposedly killed by Sheeva. However, he returns in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, but since then the Centaurs have been put under a curse by the Shokan, turning him and the rest of his race into bipedal Minotaurs. In the sequal movie Mortal Kombat: Annihilation the story is similar with Motaro getting chosen over Sheeva, Motaro is second hand man to Shao Kahn, and is best known for his fighting scene with Jax in which he rips off his cybornetic limbs leaving only his bare arms before being beaten by Jax without them. [edit] Nightwolf Nightwolf joins with the chosen warriors to protect Earthrealm from Shao Kahn during the events of MK: 3. Nightwolf makes his return during the events of Mortal Kombat: Deception, in he prepares to fight the Dragon King who has just resurrected. The method that Nightwolf would use to destroy Onaga was that of the "Sin Eater", which involved absorbing the sins of his tribe although he had to do it alone to protect his allies from harm. His method was successful and he managed to separate Reptile from Onaga, and bind the Dragon King to the Netherealm. He then returns with his allies to assist them in battle against Shinnok and his forces. Eventually, Nightwolf was met by Kitana and the spirit of Liu Kang. Still drained after using his shamanic powers on Onaga, Nightwolf used what magic he could to relieve Kitana of her burden, and took on the responsibility of looking after Kang's spirit.[6] [edit] Rain Rain is from the ancient realm of Edenia. As a small child, he bore witness to the invasion of his home world at the hands of Shao Kahn. Thousands of years later, a grown-up Rain mysteriously returned during the invasion of Earthrealm and joined Kahn. During the events of MK: Armageddon, Quan Chi informed Rain that he is actually a direct descendant to Argus, the protector god of Edenia. Rain wishes to kill both Taven and Daegon in order to be able to win the ultimate prize and power promised from defeating Blaze. Rain confronts Taven in the Arctika, but he is beaten in battle and escaped to a watery portal. Rain was named after the Prince song Purple Rain by MK co-creator Ed Boon. He was originally a red herring inserted by the game developers as a non-playable character briefly shown in the attract sequence of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3. Rain was playable on the SNES and Sega Genesis versions of UMK3, and later in Mortal Kombat Trilogy as a full-fledged character. [edit] Sektor Sektor, out of loyalty, is the first ninja automated by the Lin Kuei clan. Designated unit LK-9T9, he was sent to find and kill the rogue clansman Sub-Zero during MK3 and MKG, but is unsuccessful. He set his new objective to eliminate the Lin Kuei Grandmaster and take control of the clan. Sektor successfully slew the Grandmaster, but was stopped from claiming the Dragon Medallion, the proof of the clan's leadership, by Sub-Zero. After his defeat, Sektor fled to Japan and formed the Tekunin, his own clan of cyborg ninja warriors. In MK: Armageddon's Konquest mode, Sektor ambushes Taven when the latter is in his father's temple searching for his weapon that had been left there. Sektor brings him to his Tekunin warship, questioning Taven about the message he had received from his father, Suddenly, the warship is attacked by Sonya and the Special Forces. Taven escapes captivity in the ensuing chaos. [edit] Sheeva Sheeva first appears as a personal protector to Queen Sindel. Sheeva becomes distrustful when Kahn appoints the centaur Motaro to lead his Extermination Squads into battle. She sees this as an insult, as the Shokan and Centaurs have long been mortal enemies. When she returns to Outworld, she learns that Shao Kahn launched an offensive against the Shokans. She joins her fellow shokans in fighting Kahn’s warriors. Shao Kahn is defeated by Earth’s warriors, and recalls his troops from all fronts. Some time later, Sheeva kills Motaro outside of Kano's cell. On her way to assassinate Shao Kahn, Kano offers his assistance if Sheeva let him out of his cage. When they arrive at Kahn’s door, Kano betrays Sheeva and informs Shao Kahn of its assassination plot. When Kano calls her in, Shao Kahn thrust a sword through its chest from behind. Sheeva was introduced into the series due to fans' requests for a playable version of Goro.[8] MK co-creator John Tobias said in a 1995 interview with Electronic Gaming Monthly that while the character was given Goro's offensive moves, she was made female so that she would be smaller in size and therefore the same height as the other fighters. Sheeva's name is derived from Shiva, a Hindu deity of destruction,in name and Kali or Durga a goddess typically depicted with multiple arms. [edit] Sindel Sindel is the former queen of a the realm of Edenia destroyed by Shao Kahn. Having commited suicide after that, Kahn to brings her back to life on Earth to merge Earthrealm and Outworld and thus, start an invasion. She is revived in a brainwashed state, with no knowledge of her past and having complete loyalty to Kahn. When Kahn is defeated by the Earthrealm warriors, her daughter Kitana told Sindel about her true past, turning Sindel against the emperor. As Kahn's defeat also succeeded in separating it from their homerealm of Edenia, Sindel took up her rightful place on its throne. However, the forces of Shinnok then invade the palace and capture Sindel. When Edenia is once again invaded, this time by the Dragon King, Onaga, who had resurrected Kitana and her Earthrealm allies and placed them under his control. She was once again confined inside her own prison, this time guarded by her own daughter, but is freed by Jade. [edit] Stryker Kurtis Stryker's biography screen in Mortal Kombat 3 revealed that he was the leader of a riot control brigade when Outworld's portal opened over a large American city.[9] He attempted to keep order among the populace in the ensuing chaos,[10] but soon all human souls were taken by Kahn with the exception of those that belonged to the chosen warriors. Stryker did not understand why he had been spared until he received a vision from Raiden, instructing him to head west in order to meet with the other chosen warriors and learn about the importance of his survival.[11] Although he did not wish to be one of the few souls that was spared, he entered the fray with the intention of avenging the lives of the innocent that he had vowed to serve and protect.[10] Along with the other warriors, Stryker assisted in liberating Earthrealm from Shao Kahn's clutches.[8] He later reappeared in MK: Armageddon with a complete redesign, including clothing resembling modern riot gear. [edit] Introduced in Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub Zero [edit] Fujin Fujin makes his first appearance in the spin-off game Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub Zero as one of the four guardians assigned by Raiden to protect Shinnok's amulet[12] and is the first of the gods that the elder Sub-Zero bests in order to acquire it.[13] He remains inactive until the events of Mortal Kombat 4, joining Raiden in his battle against Shinnok, assisting the Earthrealm forces in raiding Shao Khans palace.[14] After Shinnok's defeat Fujin becomes the new god from Earthrealm.[15] During the time of Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, it is revealed that Fujin has been a friend of Taven's family for ages, and realizes their father Argus placed them on a quest. Fujin then goes to search for both brothers, hoping to prevent their progress and learn the true purpose of their quest.[6] Fujin reappears in Armageddon's Konquest mode, confronting Taven outside of the Red Dragon Clan's headquarters.[16] They do battle, but in the end Taven emerges victorious, allowing him to continue his journey but feeling regret at having had to do this to a friend. [edit] Quan Chi Quan Chi is a sorcerer who convinces the elder Sub-Zero to retrieve the Shinnok's amulet for him to give to his lord. Unknown to the fallen Elder God however, Quan Chi replaced the amulet with a useless imitation. Shortly afterwards, Sub-Zero, who had been ordered to reclaim the amulet by Raiden, confronted Quan Chi, and defeated him with assistance from Sareena. Several years later, believing he would need a powerful warrior to defeat him, tricked Scorpion into believing that this younger Sub-Zero had killed his family and clan. Scorpion's rage enabled him to defeat the Lin Kuei warrior, but Quan Chi revealed that he was the actual murderer. Enraged, Scorpion grabbed him, and the both of them were sent back down to the depths. Quan Chi manages to trick the Oni Drahmin and Moloch into attacking Scorpion so that he can escape from Netherealm. A portal led Quan Chi alone to the tomb containing the mummified remains of the long forgotten Dragon King. With an idea in mind of the individual who could assist him in his aims, he journeyed to Shang Tsung's palace. Together, they would embark with determination to achieve absolute domination of all realms, forming the Deadly Alliance. Yet before they could enact their plans, they had to eliminate the only two people who could oppose them, this included Shao Kahn and Liu Kang. Returning to Outworld, the forces of Earthrealm, led by Raiden, attacked. Their attack was in vain, as each one was killed by the sorcerers and their Tarkatan hordes. With all their enemies defeated, they turned on each other. Quan Chi emerged victorious, but Onaga, the Dragon King, entered the chamber. Tsung awakened, as did Raiden, and together, the three attempted to stop him. In Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, Quan Chi is revealed to have teleported right before the final blast; he now wishes to acquire the ultimate godlike power granted from defeating the elemental Blaze. To that end, he has formed an uneasy alliance with fellow villains Onaga, Shang Tsung, and Shao Kahn. However, he was actually working under the direction of Shinnok to lead the other villains to the spot where Armageddon was supposed to take place. [edit] Sareena Sareena is one of Quan Chi's personal assassins ordered to kill Sub-Zero before he reached Quan Chi. After being spared by Sub-Zero, she assists him in defeating Quan Chi. After expressing her desire to escape the Netherealm with him, she is shot in the back by Shinnok. It is later revealed in Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition the attack destroyed her human form and that her essence was then banished as punishment for her betrayal. After years of torture, Sareena escapes the Netherealm in her human appearance before Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. Sareena encounters the younger Sub-Zero; the brother of the one she met before. Feeling he owed her for helping his brother, Sub-Zero grants her sanctuary with the Lin Kuei back on Earthrealm. In Mortal Kombat: Armageddon Sareena follows Sub-Zero into the Netherealm, saving him from being killed by Noob Saibot and Smoke. After the battle, Sareena loses control of her human form and returns to her true demon self. She is later ambushed by Quan Chi, who returns to her human form and convinces her to join him in spite of her resistance.[6] [edit] Shinnok Shinnok is a former elder god who desired to rule Earthrealm and thus acquire for himself immense power by creating a powerful amulet. In the war against his fellow gods, he came into direct conflict with Raiden, who, along with the Elder Gods, defeat Shinnok and strip him of his amulet. Trapped in the Netherealm, he encountered a sorcerer, Quan Chi, who agreed to help Shinnok overthrow Lucifer, thus becoming ruler of the Netherealm. During his time in the Netherrealm, Shinnok built a massive army and a fanatical cult of demons called the Brotherhood of Shadow, dedicated to worshiping him. Some time after Shao Kahn's defeat, Shinnok put into motion his new plot to escape the Netherrealm. Despite invading the Heavens themselves and killing many of the gods, Raiden and his warriors manage to penetrate Shinnok's defenses, and Shinnok himself is defeated by the Shaolin monk Liu Kang. He appears in the sequal film, Mortal Kombat: Annihilation as a rogue former elder god, looking nothing like the Shinnok from the video games but an old man in a black cloak. He appears in few scenes talking to Shao Kahn and is ultimatly locked away by the elder gods with their powers at the end of the movie. In the movie his is the father of Shao Kahn and Raiden and favors Shao Kahn who, like him craves power. He considers Raiden a failure because he values life and didn't have the drive to become his heir at any cost (namely killing Shao Kahn). When he is locked away Raiden takes his place as Elder God. In Mortal Kombat: Armageddon's Konquest mode, Shinnok is encountered by Taven in the Netherrealm, where it is revealed that he had been a friend of Taven and his family for many years. Taven rescues him from Li Mei, and then helps Shinnok regain control of his spire from an army of demons wishing to overthrow his rule. In MK: Armageddon, Shinnok appears to make alliances with other characters as well, but only as a part of a plan conquer the realms. This include with Raiden, offering to free the Dragon King from the Netherrealm in exchange for his servitude. [edit] Introduced in Mortal Kombat 4 [edit] Jarek Jarek makes his first chronological appearance as a boss character in Mortal Kombat: Special Forces. Kano proposed to reform the Black Dragon clan, but in reality merely wished to use them to slow down any Special Forces agents who may have followed him.[17] During the events of Mortal Kombat 4, Jarek escapes to Edenia.[18] He is pursued by Sonya Blade and Jax, who then decide to focus on the threat Shinnok, and Jarek agrees to help his enemies defeat this common foe.[19] After the destruction of Shinnok's forces, he resists allowing himself to be turned over to the Special Forces, but is dropped off a cliff by Jax.[20] Mortal Kombat: Armageddon reveals that he survived this brush with death by slowing down his fall enough with a weapon. Quan Chi finds Jarek and promises him that, in return for aiding the side of the Forces of Darkness, the sorcerer would give him the ability to enhance the strength and capabilities of his fatalities, and he would be given a chance to challenge all of his foes at once.[6] [edit] Kai His biography screen tells that Kai is former member of the secretive White Lotus Society. He met Liu Kang who happened to be in America at the time, recruiting to train a new generation of Shaolin warriors. During the events of Mortal Kombat 4, Liu Kang and Kai join the Earth warriors in Edenia to assist Raiden in his battle against Shinnok.[21] After Shinnok was beaten, Kai decided to wander the Earth on a quest for self-enlightenment. He then reappears in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon as a playable character. [edit] Meat Meat's backstory in Armageddon stated that he was a horrific experiment created by Shang Tsung. He escaped the sorcerer's clutches before he could be fully completed.[22] The official strategy guide for the game describes Meat as being "a fun character who assists Shinnok", although this relationship is not mentioned at all in the game's story.[23] Quan Chi as Meat in Mortal Kombat 4Meat initially served as a "skin", created by art director Tony Goskie, for each fighter in Mortal Kombat 4.[24] The name "Meat" was simply a designation given to the model so it could be used in the game. It was later decided to make him a playable character as part of a hidden Easter egg.[24] Players first learned of the character's given name after the text "Meat lives!" was placed on Ed Boon's website promoting Mortal Kombat 4's 3rd arcade revision.[25] The later released strategy guides also referred to the character as "Meat", subsequently making it an official moniker.[26][27] Meat next appeared in Mortal Kombat: Deception's Konquest mode, giving more credence to establishing him in the canon plot. During the character's video in IGN's MK Fighter of the Wiik series, Mortal Kombat art director Steve Beran humorously states that Meat has a cousin named "Skully", who is just a skeleton with no muscle or tissue. However, Beran laments that he never made it into the game.[24] [edit] Reiko Reiko serves in the series as a general for the armies from Shinnok, Shao Kahn and theBrotherhood of Shadow.[26] During the time of Mortal Kombat 4, Shinnok is defeated and Reiko disappears.[28] He later emergs in Shao Kahn's army.[8] Reiko apparently has great aspirations to one day replace the emperor, as it is described in Mortal Kombat: Deception's Konquest mode that he likes to sneak into Kahn's chamber room and wear his helmet.[29] In Mortal Kombat: Armageddon's Konquest mode, Taven encounters Reiko in his war room in Shao Kahn's fortress. Reiko tries to get Taven to join Kahn's army, impressed by his skills in combat, but Taven has none of this as he only intends to kill Quan Chi, and defeats Reiko. [edit] Tanya Tanya is a slender, gloomy female from Edenia. Originally introduced as relatively innocent, she quickly turnes out to be corrupted by evil, as evidenced in her adherence to the worshipping of Shinnok and her later service to both the Deadly Alliance and Onaga. She seems to view herself as more of a survivor rather than anything else, justifying her choices as being the "right decisions". During this time, she attempts to lure Liu Kang into a trap, but the attempt does not succeed, and Shinnok's power base is soon destroyed. With her master gone, and herself a wanted traitor in Edenia (having earned in particular the wrath of Jade), Tanya flees to Outworld. Years later, Tanya resurfaces in the Deadly Alliance's ranks as an enforcer. She imposes Shang Tsung and Quan Chi's will upon the denizens of Outworld. But when the Deadly Alliance is killed, Tanya is found, however, by Baraka, who gives her the choice of serving the newly resurrected Onaga or dying. She joins the ranks of the Dragon King, who was searching for ancient incantations that would enable him to fuse the Kamidogu into one, and thus acquire incredible power. Believing that such information still existed in Edenia, Tanya brought Onaga to her native realm. [edit] Introduced in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance [edit] Blaze Blaze makes his first appearance in Mortal Kombat II, visible only as a burning figure on a bridge in the Pit II background, fighting a character fans had nicknamed Hornbuckle.[18][24] In Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance his in-game biography screen reveals that he is an elemental that had been pursuing a quest until he was attacked on a bridge by an ancient sect. The group of holy men, described as still serving the dead Dragon King, capture Blaze using magic and bound him to the task of protecting the last Great Dragon egg. After the egg hatched, Blaze was able to resume his past mission.[30] It is said that Blaze has been created to oversee the strength of all of the fighters in the realms. Upon being freed from the egg incubation chamber, Blaze discovered that, in his absence, the power and numbers of these fighters become too great and that Daegon has already been revived.[31] He then goes to the plan to bring all the fighters together into one final battle, where the actions of the two brothers would end up determining their fates and prevent Armageddon.[32] Sensing that something evil from the Netherealm was influencing Daegon, Blaze decides to travel there in order to find its source.[6] In Armageddon's Konquest mode, Blaze appears confronting both Taven and Daegon. When Taven defeats Daegon, Blaze prepares to face Taven. When he had been enslaved by Onaga's Holy Men, the spell used on him corrupted his original mission. In his Mortal Kombat Armageddon ending, he defeated every warrior on top of the pyramid. Armageddon then began Edenia and spread through the realms, shattering everything until there was nothing. [edit] Bo' Rai Cho Bo' Rai Cho is a native of Outworld who has trained many warriors. Since he is originally from Outworld, he never enters the Mortal Kombat tournament as it would have meant competing on the behalf of Outworld and thus the brutal emperor Shao Kahn. Upon hearing that Liu Kang has been murdered by the Deadly Alliance, he takes Kung Lao under his wing. While a group of Earthrealm warriors prepares for a frontal assault on the Deadly Alliance, Bo' Rai Cho secretly enters Shang Tsung's palace and escapes with the body of Li Mei. He regroups with the other Earthrealm warriors led by Raiden and retreats to safety rather than join the attack. His back story is that he has trained warriors for centuries to compete in the Mortal Kombat tournaments. After many failures, success finally came when he trained the legendary Liu Kang, who defeated Shang Tsung and became champion of the Earthrealm tournament. [edit] Drahmin Drahmin makes his debut in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance as one of two Oni, demons of the fifth plane of the Netherealm. The mask he wears is an artifact called the Face of Kun-Lo. Wearing it allows him to control his rage and fight with his disciplined Netherealm style. Removing it causes him to go into Oni style where he loses his focus and attacks with murderous insanity. Centuries ago, he was a cruel human warlord in Outworld. For his crimes, he was exiled to the Netherealm where his body and soul were to be tortured for all eternity. The two Oni known as Moloch and Drahmin are allies. During the time of the Deadly Alliance, Shang Tsung fears treachery from his new ally, Quan Chi. He hires Drahmin and Moloch to protect him. Quan Chi also hires Drahmin and Moloch. Scorpion finds the palace where Shang Tsung and Quan Chi are He breaks in in a desperate attempt to defeat Quan Chi, but is stopped by the Oni. They soon defeat him and throw him into the portal to the Heavens. Scorpions body is then ripped apart by the purity of that realm. In Mortal Kombat Armageddon, Drahmin is seen again in the Netherrealm. [edit] Frost Frost was discovered by Sub Zero. Impressed by her skills, including abilities almost exactly like his, Sub Zero takes her as his protege and trains her personally. Sub-Zero was unable to teach her humility. When Raiden requests Sub-Zero's assistance in defeating the Deadly Alliance, Sub-Zero brings Frost along with him for assistance. It is revealed in the MK Deadly Alliance Konquest mode, that Sonya had a brief fight with Frost. Desiring to become Grand Master of the clan herself, she immobilizes Sub-Zero with a freezing blast and tore the Dragon Medallion (an artifact which enhanced Sub-Zero's abilities, as well as the symbol of Lin Kuei leadership) from his chest. Without the strength and discipline required to control the medallion's power, she is consumed by her own freezing ability. She stays this way until MK Armageddon, when Taven goes into his mothers old castle, and the Lin Keui's new temple. He breaks the ice block Frost is frozen in. She at first thinks he is Sub Zero, but battles him, realizes he is not Sub Zero, and runs off embarrassed. [edit] Hsu Hao For the events on Earthrealm leading up to MK:DA, Hsu Hao is of prime importance. Mavado orders him to act as a Chinese Secret Militant for the Special Forces and aid them in completely destroying the Black Dragon clan. Hsu Hao carries out his instructions without question and helps the Special Forces for years until the entire Black Dragon clan is seemingly eradicated, after Jarek's death. He is then instructed to destroy their underground base and with it, their only means of inter-realm travel. He arms a miniature nuclear weapon and just escapes through the portal before it blows up. As a result of his betrayal, his former superior at the Special Forces, Jax, has a score to settle with him. Mavado then sends Hsu Hao to kill Shang Tsung under orders from Quan Chi. On his way to Tsung's palace he is cornered and killed when Jax rips out his artificial heart. [edit] Kenshi This article is about the fictional character. For a practitioner of kendo, see kendo. Kenshi is a born fighter who once who was tricked by Shang Tsung into using a powerful sword which leaves him blind. Kenshi spent the next decade retraining his senses, all while searching for his betrayer and the defiler of his ancestry. Kenshi's special abilities eventually caught the attention of Jax and Sonya, who were looking for members with special talents to join their side and venture into Outworld. In his travels across Outworld, Kenshi allied with the ninja Ermac, who awakened Kenshi's latent telekinetic power. Unknown to Kenshi, the Deadly Alliance knew of his presence and sent Mavado to eliminate him. Sub-Zero finds the dying Kenshi and nurses him back to health. Despite being an ally of both, he relinquished his position in the Special Forces and choose to remain unaligned from Sub-Zero's Lin Kuei clan. Kenshi then returns to Earthrealm where, under the guidance of his ancestors' sword, he would hunt down the corrupt. While embarking on his mission to destroy the Red Dragon and exact revenge on Mavado, he receives a psychic premonition, becoming fully aware of Taven and Daegon's quest to defeat Blaze. Taking heed of this insight, Kenshi decides that he will be the one to lead the Forces of Light into battle.[33] His name literally means "swordsman" in Japanese, a term often associated with kendo. [edit] Li Mei Li Mei's village was forced into slavery to help construct Shang Tsung's palace around the Soulnado, which had been a long-time legend of her people. In attacking Kano, she gained the attention of Quan Chi, who promised her freedom if she could win a tournament. Around this time she befriended with Shujinko, captured by Kano during his 40 year quest for the Kamidogu. Shujinko offered to train her even though he felt that her chances in the Deadly Alliance's "tournament" were slim. She later journeyed to a nearby forest were she was attacked by Moloch and Drahmin. She escaped through the trees as Shang Tsung came and formed an alliance with the Oni. Though her ending in Deadly Alliance depicted her winning Quan Chi's tournament, and "winning" the right to be imprisoned forever in one of the Dragon King's soldiers' bodies, Deception had Bo' Rai Cho rescuing her from this fate. However, he was apparently only partially successful, and Li Mei took on some of the aspects of one of these ancient warriors. In MK: Armageddon's Konquest mode, Li Mei is seen fighting Shinnok in the Netherealm. She begins to gain the upper hand on him until Taven (who is unaware that Shinnok turned evil) appears and makes her go away. Shinnok later reveals that this was all created as a test for Taven. [edit] Mavado Mavado's influence in the games' storyline began sometime before the events of MK4. Since the Red Dragon's top priority is the extermination of the Black Dragon while still desiring to keep their existence secret,[34] they decided to use the Special Forces to serve their own purposes. To that end, Mavado instructed his subordinate, Hsu Hao, to infiltrate the Outer World Investigation Agency and help them in tracking down and killing the last members of the Black Dragon, a mission Hsu Hao performed to great success.[35] After the events of Mortal Kombat 4, Mavado was hired by the Deadly Alliance to fend off Kenshi, in return acquiring the opportunity to be given the last Black Dragon member, Kano, at the time a general in the service of the Deadly Alliance.[34] They also requested that the Red Dragon destroy the Outer World Investigation Agency's techno-portals to prevent the Special Forces from being able to travel to Outworld. During the events of MK:DA, Mavado complied with these tasks. He instructed Hsu Hao to destroy the Outer World Investigation Agency's underground portal facility,[35] shortly before traveling to Outworld himself through a secret inter-realm portal located in the Lost Sea.[34] Mavado tracked down and defeated Kenshi,[36] allowing him to have his fight with Kano; however, Mavado captured Kano and had his Red Dragon minions bring him to their headquarters. Shortly before MK:D, Kabal returned fully recuperated from his stay in Chaosrealm and seemingly killed Mavado, retrieving his hookswords back.[37] In MK:A's Konquest mode, Mavado is seen in the Red Dragon's lair reporting to Daegon that the clan has located Blaze. Daegon then orders him to kill his brother Taven but is defeated. [edit] Mokap Originally introduced in MK:DA as a secret character, Mokap is described as being a motion-capture actor with a vast knowledge of martial arts and fighting styles. He seems to continually find himself inexplicably transported to and wrapped up in the battles that have transpired, simply by being in the wrong place at the wrong time.[38] Mokap's name is short for motion capture (with the "C" being replaced by a "K" as per Mortal Kombat tradition), as in the devices used by the actors to capture the movements of characters in the game. The character had been added late in Deadly Alliance's development, so he lacked many character-specific features such as his own fighting styles, a weapon stance, and a fatality.[38][39] However, he is slightly compensated with three fighting styles instead of two (just like Blaze). Mokap is a tribute to Carlos Pesina, the actor who had played Raiden early in the series.[38] Mokap's Deadly Alliance bio reveals that he is a former martial arts teacher on the North Side of Chicago. One day he was called upon by Johnny Cage to do some motion capture work for his new movie "Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance", and he became the primary martial arts talent for motion capture in this film. Mokap was flown to Hollywood to begin his first session.[40] It is unknown how Mokap participated in the events of Deadly Alliance. Although he fought on the side of good, he did not appear to have any effect on the outcome of the battle. Some time after this, Mokap gained some telekinetic powers, although the source of these powers was not explained. Mokap returned in MK: Armageddon, again fighting for the side of Earthrealm and for his life.[38] Mokap made two brief appearances in Mortal Kombat: Deception's Konquest mode. After collecting six pieces of the Kamidogu, he appears in the Chaosrealm and the Orderrealm. In the Orderrealm, he randomly appears and struts down a main pathway. When struck, he will fall into a seated posistion and drop an unlockable video icon. If you have completed Kabal's map side-quest in Chaosrealm, Mokap will ask you for it. If you strike him, he will yell "Ow, my balls!". The only details of his story revealed by the game is that he is lost. [edit] Moloch Moloch is the only known ally of his Oni counterpart, Drahmin. Unlike Drahmin however, distorted and consumed by rage as he may be, Moloch has most likely always been a demon from the Netherrealm. The sorcerer Quan Chi confronted Moloch and Drahmin with an offer to free them from the Netherrealm if they protected him from the ninja spectre Scorpion. It was no surprise to Moloch that Drahmin accepted the offer and so they smashed Scorpion whenever he came near Quan Chi. He appears as the sub-boss to MK:DA. Like many bosses, he is immune to being thrown and most projectile attacks. According to his ending in MK:A, he successfully destroys all of Edenia, including the portal that would've allowed him to leave again. [edit] Nitara Nitara spent a very long time trying to find a mysterious orb that bound her realm to Outworld before actually discovering its location. The orb, however, was inaccessible to her, submerged under molten lava. At one point she tricks the Outer World Investigation Agency agent Cyrax into retrieving the orb after she sent Reptile to attack him. With the orb in her hands, she then smashes it into pieces on the floor, separating her realm from Outworld at last. The ordeal knocks her unconscious, but when she awoke, she was home.[41] She then made it her mission to protect the realm's fragile stability.[18] During the events of MK: Armageddon, mass genocides of her people began to occur in her realm. Nitara is sent by her people's elders to a crater in Edenia so as to find a prophecized force of great power that would be able to destroy the blade of the murderer. While travelling there, she comes upon the demon Ashrah, the possessor of the blade. To protect the rest of her race, Nitara lures Ashrah out of her realm and continues on her journey into Edenia, planning to bring her attacker to the Edenian weapon where it may be used against her. [edit] Introduced in Mortal Kombat: Deception [edit] Ashrah Ashrah is a demon from the Netherealm, even though she has the appearance of an elegant and humble woman. She was once a member of Quan Chi's Brotherhood of Shadow, which worshiped the fallen Elder God Shinnok. One day, Ashrah refused to carry out one of Quan Chi's orders. In response, he sent her sister to kill her. While escaping in the Netherealm, she found a holy sword known as a Kriss that cleansed her spirit of evil with each she killed. What she didn't know was that the blade was actually the "Datusha", a mystical vampire-slaying weapon that corrupts its wielder with the false belief that they are using it for a greater purpose in order to continue its genocide against vampires and other demons. She searched for Noob Saibot, whom she considers to be a powerful demon, as doing so would enable her to complete her ascension. Ashrah's MK: Armageddon bio explains that, after slaying a multitude of demons in the Netherealm, she transcended that plane of hell and emerged in an unfamiliar realm, surrounded by celestial beings. The celestial beings made her into their chosen warrior - who would ascend into becoming "an angel of light", once she used the weapon to "consume the darkness". After submitting to their will, Ashrah was transported to Vaeternus to start slaying the vampire race, whom she saw as vile beings. However, she is defeated by Nitara, but then she manages to escape to Edenia to gain the power of Blaze in order to destroy Nitara and gain ascension.[6] [edit] Dairou He was once a highly respected Seidan guardsman, much like Hotaru, but he was imprisoned when he killed the man who he was led to believe murdered his family. In Deception's Konquest mode, Dairou is hired to free Shujinko from prison. In the present, he has been hired by Darrius to steal the constitution of Seido and to kill Hotaru. Dairou fails to kill Hotaru given his appearance in Armageddon. [edit] Darrius Darrius made his debut appearance in MK:D. A former Seidan Guardsman who became disillusioned with the oppressive nature of Seido, the Realm of Order, Darrius leads a resistance movement which seeks to overthrow Orderrealm's senate. He takes advantage of the strict laws of Orderrealm to manipulate individuals into joining his movement. One tactic is to have a Guardsman's family murdered, who will then retaliate and be expelled from the Guard. They are then ripe for induction into the swelling ranks. During Deception, he hires fellow former guardsman Dairou to steal the Seidan government's Declaration of Order, a scroll depicting its laws. [edit] Havik Havik is a cleric from Chaosrealm. Neither good nor evil, his ambitions are to spread discord and he will ally himself with those who can seek to further his ends, regardless of their goals. He is known to be a frequent troublemaker in Orderrealm, where he formed an alliance with the revolutionary Darrius, and is heralded as a hero by the populace of the Chaosrealm. He opposes the Dragon King, Onaga, who rules by order. Along the way, he encounters a severely wounded Kabal, who had just been defeated by the Red Dragon Mavado. Healing Kabal's injuries, Havik manages to convince Kabal to restore the former glory that the Black Dragon clan once possessed in the name of anomie. He did this in order to promote chaos in Earthrealm. Havik, along with Kabal and his new Black Dragon recruits, Kira and Kobra, ventured into Outworld. There, Havik revealed his plans: lure the heroes into a battle with Onaga, and, once the Dragon King had been defeated, take down or distract the victors of the battle long enough so that Havik could consume Onaga's heart. This would grant him Onaga's ability to resurrect the dead. Havik lured the heroes to the Dragon King as planned and thus put his schemes into motion. Havik was originally designed as an alternate outfit for Noob Saibot, but was then given a storyline of his own. [edit] Hotaru Hotaru first appeared half way through Mortal Kombat Deception konquest-mode, when Shujinko requires his help. Hotaru then ventures into Outworld to confront Shao Kahn's Tarkatan armies laying siege to the walled city of Lei Chen to complete the task Shujinko payed him for. When Shujinko visits him for another task, Hotaru puts him in jail for walking in the city past curfew. Shujinko grows old in Hotaru's jail cells for years, then is broken out by Dairou. But Hotaru thinks Shujinko killed the two guards and escaped. They then battle and Shujinko emerges victorious, leaving his old friend lying on the ground. Years later, however, the forces of Hotaru would be under the command of Onaga. Believing that this newly resurrected ruler would bring order to the universe, he helps Onaga's hordes in their attacks and pursues those who would stand against them, such as Sub-Zero. At the time of Deception, Hotaru has set out to bring the Lin Kuei Grandmaster to justice before Onaga. He is, however, unaware that a bounty has been placed on his own head. In the past, Hotaru had served as a guardsman for Dairou while he was incarcerated. Dairou now is under contract to murder Hotaru. [edit] Kira In the mountains of Afghanistan, Kira had disguised herself as a man, and sold weapons to terrorist organizations. During one such transaction in a cave, her gender was revealed, and she had no choice but to fight her way out. Emerging victorious, she encountered Kabal, who had been waiting outside to behold the victor. He had decided to reconstitute the Black Dragon, and observing how Kira conducted herself in executing her misdeeds in a cold and calculated fashion, he was reminded of the Red Dragon, the organization from which the Black Dragon split. Since the Black Dragon did not have this presence, Kabal offered to make Kira his first recruit. Accepting, Kira devoted herself to her new organization. She then went with Kabal to New York City to recruit Kobra. According to Kira's MK: Deception ending, Kira was made to fight Kobra to the death by Kabal as a test. Kira won. But in her MK: Armageddon ending, someone else had killed Kobra. Kira uses her power to restore Kobra, but Kobra drains all of the power from her. It is rumoured that Kira was going to be revealed in a later MK game to be the daughter of Kano and Sonya. But the storyline was dropped after the if was deemed too improbable. (Sonya would not abandon her own child, and there is no way she could not have known about her existance). But both MK: Deception and MK: Armageddon describe her as the female version of Kano, hence her use of Kano's 'Butterfly Knives' and 'Xing Yi' fighting styles. [edit] Kobra Kobra is a wanderer who wants to use his martial arts in a real fight. The thrill and excitement of fighting started to consume him, and he started killing his opponents. Eventually, he was arrested, and at this point, Kobra had no clue as to how many lives he had destroyed. Kabal and Kira had found out about him and came to induct him into the new Black Dragon syndicate. After killing the officers and escaping, Kabal took Kira and Kobra to Outworld, where they worked for Havik, the cleric of Chaos. He appears in MK:Armageddon's Konquest mode, as Taven's first combatant, protecting a bridge with Kira in the Botan Jungle that Taven needs to cross. Kira abandons Kobra as he starts battling the newcomer, eventually escaping after he fails to stop him. According to Kira's MK: Deception ending, Kira was made to fight Kobra to the death by Kabal as a test. Kira won. But in her MK: Armageddon ending, someone else had killed Kobra. Kira uses her power to restore Kobra, but Kobra drains all of the power from her. [edit] Onaga Millennia ago, Onaga, also known as the Dragon King, was a ruler of Outworld. Shao Kahn, one of his chief advisors, had him poisoned and took over his rule of Outworld. Onaga actually was able to retain consciousness from beyond the grave. Quite some time before Liu Kang's victory over Shang Tsung at the Shaolin Mortal Kombat tournament, Onaga communicated through death to Shujinko through an avatar named Damashi (which literally translates as "Deceiver" or "Deception"). He persuaded Shujinko to embark on a quest to unite the Kamidogu from the six realms, claiming he was carrying out the will of the Elder Gods. When the dragon egg hatched, the egg transferred its energy into Reptile, which fulfilled the prophecy of Onaga's return. The Dragon King, as such, used the transformed body of Reptile as a host. He then revived the Earth warriors as his pawns and used them and a newly-forged alliance with the Tarkatan horde to keep Edenia's army at bay while he searched for the spells that would allow him to fuse the Kamidogu together and grant him supreme power. However, Shujinko defeats Onaga, leaving Onaga with only Shinnok's amulet as his sole form of protection. Then Nightwolf seals Onaga's soul within the realm. Some time later, Onaga is approached by Shinnok in the Netherealm. Shinnok offers to restore Onaga's rule over Outworld if Onaga would help Daegon defeat Blaze and gain godlike power. He was released from' his bondage and returned to his own body. [edit] Shujinko Depicted as a young teenager in Konquest mode of Mortal Kombat: Deception, Shujinko was trained by Master Bo' Rai Cho in the art of Kombat. Soon, Shujinko encountered Damashi, who claims to be an emissary of the elder gods, gives Shujinko the power to copy other fighters' abilities and tells Shujinko to embark on a quest. In order to be able to do his bidding, Damashi gives Shujinko the ability to absorb fighting styles and special attack patterns of warriors he encountered with great ease. Shujinko's mission takes him more than forty years to complete. When his mission was complete, Damashi reveals himself to be none other than the Dragon King, Onaga, speaking to Shujinko from beyond death. For this, Shujinko assumed full responsibility, and embarked on a desperate quest to destroy Onaga, believing himself the only person capable of doing so. After defeating Onaga, Shujinko becomes known as the hero of Outworld. Some time later, Shujinko allows himself to be captured by Mileena on purpose so to as to get closer to Shao Kahn, Onaga, Shang Tsung, and Quan Chi, whom he plans to defeat. Shujinko also appears in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, but a much older version of him. [edit] Introduced in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon [edit] Daegon The main villain of MK: Armageddon, Daegon is the evil younger brother of Taven, and the second son of the Edenian protector god Argus and the prophet Delia. When Delia foretold the future of the realms as Armageddon, Argus had his sons put into incubation guarded by two dragons. They would be awakened one day to fight Blaze and save the realms from Armageddon. Daegon awoke prematurely due to an error by his guardian dragon. Daegon became unbalanced by the early awakening, and killed his parents about the true nature of the quest and form the Red Dragon Clan. In later years, using the DNA of his dragon, whom he had imprisoned, he intended to create human-dragon hybrids. The quest required that both brothers take a weapon that was given to them by their father (the Drakeswords) and a gift from their mother (their armor). Taven and Daegon eventually reached Edenia, where Daegon is defeated, allowing Taven to fight Blaze. [edit] Taven Taven is featured as the main character in Armageddon's Konquest mode. He is a half-god and the oldest son of Argus and Delia. The Konquest Mode revolves around a contest between Taven and his brother Daegon set by their father to save the realms from Armageddon by defeating a creature named Blaze. They are sent to Earthrealm and are kept in incubation by two dragons, until Blaze calls for them to be awakened and the quest to begin. The victor would succeed his father's place, becoming a full god and Protector of Edenia. When Taven is released by his dragon, he finds that Daegon had been awakened centuries ago, killed their parents and formed the Red Dragon clan in order to locate Blaze sooner, as well as to eliminate his own brother. Eventually, Taven defeats Daegon in battle and confronts Blaze. In the end, however, because Blaze's design has been corrupted by Onaga's holy men, his victory over Blaze does neither of the above, instead actually increasing the powers of the fighters below, potentially exacerbating the onset of Armageddon. As a result, Taven will make it his duty as a new god to delay Armageddon until a solution can be found.[22] [edit] Introduced in Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe See List_of_minor_Mortal_Kombat_characters#DC_Characters [edit] See also List of minor Mortal Kombat characters [edit] References ^ "Your reward is the opportunity to face one of Shao Kahn's deadliest warriors." Shao Kahn's Lost Treasures – Battle With Chameleon. 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The Summit League Centenary - Greg Gary IPFW - Dane Fife IUPUI - Ron Hunter North Dakota State - Saul Phillips Oakland - Greg Kampe Oral Roberts - Scott Sutton South Dakota State - Scott Nagy Southern Utah - Roger Reid UMKC - Matt Brown Western Illinois - Derek Thomas 227's NCAA Basketball Tournament! The Summit League
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