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Instead you will learn... there are worse things then death.
~ Liu Kang fighting Jackson Briggs in Mortal Kombat X.
Consider to whom you speak.
~ Liu Kang to Johnny Cage.
We will unleash Hell.
~ Liu Kang, Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath.

Liu Kang also known as Dark or Revenant Liu Kang, is the secondary antagonist in the Mortal Kombat: Titan Trilogy, both a reboot and spin-off of the Mortal Kombat franchise.

He was usually portrayed as a hero and often one of the two main protagonists (alongside Scorpion) of the entire franchise. However, following the end of Mortal Kombat (2011), he began going down a darker path after being resurrected as Quan Chi's minions, as heart was filled with darkness and rage. Though eventually, he would find redemption after Raiden purifies him.

He was voiced by Tom Choi in both Mortal Kombat (2011) and Mortal Kombat X, and currently by Matthew Yang King (who also voiced Illidan Stormrage in Warcraft III, Unicron in the video game adaptation of Transformers Armada, Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows and Persuader in Justice League vs. The Fatal Five) in Mortal Kombat 11 and Mortal Kombat 1.

Original Timeline and Background[]

He is the Mortal Kombat Champion of Earthrealm, and a protege of Raiden, the protector-god of Earthrealm. He was the main protagonist in Mortal Kombat 1-4, a cameo character in Deadly Alliance, an anti-villain in Deception and Armageddon (as his corpse was revived by a corrupted Raiden and sent on rampage to destroy those who harmed Earthrealm), and one of 2 deuteragonists in vs DC Universe (alongside Batman).

In the majority of the games, he was on the side of good. But in Mortal Kombat (2011), he takes an increasingly antagonistic role as he and Raiden take different views in regards to protecting Earthrealm. And in Mortal Kombat X, he appears as an antagonist (alongside Kung Lao, Sindel, Smoke, Kitana Stryker, Nightwolf and Kabal), having been revived as a revenant minion for Quan Chi and Shinnok, and served as the necromancer's right-hand man. His revenant form also serves as an antagonist serving Kronika, opposite his heroic past self.

Alternate Timeline[]

Mortal Kombat (2011)[]

Though Liu Kang starts out as Raiden's protege and as a hero, the relationship between mentor and protege becomes increasingly strained as he watches Raiden continually fail in his duties as protector of Earthrealm. The first crack appears after Kung Lao's death at the hands of Outworld's ruler, Shao Kahn.

He accompanies Raiden to see the Elder Gods. They try to convince the Elder Gods to stop Shao Kahn, but the Elder Gods refuse to intervene. After returning from their meeting with the Elder Gods, they find to see most of the Earthrealm warriors killed off at Sindel's hands (Nightwolf sacrifices himself to stop Sindel's rampage, while Kitana lays mortally wounded). Kitana dies while holding Liu Kang's hand, and the Mortal Kombat champion becomes convinced that Raiden is slowly losing his grip on sanity; the fact that the thunder god sought Quan Chi's aid further strains this relationship.

After Raiden returns from the Netherrealm, finally correctly deciphering in what he must do to prevent Armageddon in the future. Liu Kang, being told that Shao Kahn must succeed in conquering Earthrealm, becomes enraged. Believing that the god of thunder has lost it, he attacks him out of anger. Raiden is forced to defend himself, but in the process, accidentally injures Kang with an lightning blast. The thunder god, aghast at what has happened, desperately begs Kang to forgive him, but even in his dying breaths, the former champion curses Raiden for his failures.

His Mortal Kombat (2011) ending shows him coming to believe that he should be made Earthrealm's protector over his mentor Raiden, and that the thunder god was more of a burden than an ally. In a one-match Mortal Kombat tournament, he defeats his former mentor and is made the new Protector of Earthrealm. Shang Tsung's ending in the same game shows the sorcerer with newly increased but out-of-control magical power being trained by Bo' Rai Cho after absorbing Shao Kahn's life essence and sorcery in order to defeat Liu Kang, who had descended into madness by becoming a power-hungry tyrant after usurping Raiden's position as protector of Earthrealm.

Mortal Kombat X Comics[]

Due to a contract made between Shao Kahn and Quan Chi - all souls of the deceased during the Outworld-Earthrealm War were sent straight to the Netherrealm. It is then revealed that Liu Kang's soul was used by Quan Chi to create an undead version of the former Mortal Kombat champion - and Kang actually appreciates his newfound status as a revenant due to the intense contempt he has for his former mentor Raiden.

He appears in the Netherrealm alongside Kung Lao and Kitana, questioning Quan Chi of their next course of action after Havik's failure to deliver them Shinnok's prized amulet. Kitana states they should go after it directly, though Lao reminds her that both Earthrealm and Outworld are on high alert after Havik's rampage, and suggests subterfuge using Shinnok's new acolyte D'Vorah, to aid them in stealing the exposed amulet.

Mortal Kombat X[]

Although not shown directly, Revenant Liu Kang's fireball was shown shooting down two of the Special Forces' Chinook helicopters en route to stop Shinnok's forces from reaching Raiden's sky temple during the first chapter.

25 years later, he was seen again immediately after the sixth chapter. He, along with the undead revenant versions of Kung Lao, Kitana, Smoke and Sindel become Quan Chi's primary enforcers (with the former champion, becoming Quan Chi's right-hand man), and they go to the necromancer's fortress where D'Vorah would be arriving with Shinnok's amulet.

As they arrive at the fortress, a Special Forces team led by Jax ambush them, with the major (a former revenant turned to the side of good) intending to capture Quan Chi and take him to Earthrealm. Jax and Sareena even lament that Quan Chi's magic has turned the fallen heroes into killing machines, with some of them (Liu Kang, Kitana, Sindel, and to a smaller degree, Kung Lao) actually liking their newfound status as revenants. Kang himself expresses disdain for Jax, telling him that Raiden failed everybody, yet the major still follows the thunder god. Jax replies that Raiden did everything he could to save his realm and minimize losses. Their arguments reaching an impasse, the two former comrade-in-arms fight, but the former Earthrealm champion is defeated and Quan Chi is captured.

Liu Kang is then shown in at the end of Scorpion's chapter (ninth), where he (along with Kitana, Kung Lao, Sindel, and Smoke) pledge their allegiance to Shinnok, before proceeding to take Johnny Cage hostage and attacking the Sky Temple. After arriving at the Sky Temple, Kang taunts his former mentor, telling Raiden that it was his fault that he and Lao ended up becoming revenants. After Raiden defeats everyone, including Lao, Kang recovers and proceeds to fight his former mentor. Before their fight, Raiden desperately tries to reach out to his former student by telling him that this is not his destiny. Kang retorts by sarcastically asking Raiden if he still has visions of the future. He then reminds Raiden of his death at the latter's hands. Raiden claims it was an accident that continues to torment him, but Kang thanks Raiden for "freeing" him and declares that he will help Shinnok overthrow the Elder Gods. The two fight, and Kang is defeated by his former mentor, but not before badly injuring the thunder god in the duel.

He is then seen in Cassie Cage's chapter, where he and the revenants are discussing with D'Vorah on next steps after Earthrealm is destroyed, with Kitana suggesting an assault on the Elder Gods, while Liu Kang looks for the portal to the Heavens.

After Shinnok was defeated at the hands of Cassie Cage, it is shown that he and Kitana have become the Netherrealm's new rulers. Raiden, now bearing a menacing appearance (after he purified the Jinsei and became corrupted as a result), declared that he will not sit by and watch Earthrealm get invaded, but will actively hunt down and destroy those who have threatened Earthrealm in the past. To make his point, he tosses Shinnok's severed, but still-alive head, warning that there will be "fates worth than death", leaving Liu Kang and Kitana to stare at the fallen Elder God's head.

His Mortal Kombat X ending indicates that without Shinnok's controlling power, the Netherrealm had fallen into chaos. Though not a sorcerer or a god, Liu Kang's skills as a former Shaolin monk were more than enough to beat the Netherrealm's oni into submission. After this, he assumes control over the realm, and ponders on the thought of conquering other realms. In Jason Voorhees' MKX ending, the former champion turned emperor of Netherrealm takes note of the zombie's killing spree, and offers him to take on even more bodies. But Jason, not liking this arrangement, simply responds by killing Kang - as Jason's loyalty lies only to his mother.

Mortal Kombat 11[]

The revenant Liu Kang has been further corrupted by Shinnok's influence and now plans to invade Earthrealm. When the Special Forces launch a pre-emptive strike on the Netherrealm, Liu Kang immediately realizes Raiden's fight with their oni army is a distraction and tries to stop the Special Forces, with him burying Sonya under rubble and battling Cassie, who is sickened at how far he has fallen. After Sonya sacrifices herself to destroy the cathedral, he and the other revenants ally themselves with the keeper of time, Kronika, who plans on creating a new timeline without Raiden in it.

Thanks to Kronika's temporal anomalies, the younger Liu Kang prior to his death is brought to the present timeline alongside his friends and enemies. However, the past Kang remains heroic, as opposed to his villainous revenant self. The revenants of Kang and Kung Lao protect Geras from their heroic past selves, while he gathers energy from the Shaolin grotto. During their duel, the revenant attempted to turn his younger self against Raiden, who held firm to his faith in the Thunder God and defeated him.

After Raiden realizes Kronika's plan of keeping him and Liu Kang at odds, due to fearing their combined strength, the time keeper kidnaps the younger Kang so that his revenant counterpart can absorb his soul to fight Raiden once more, which keeps the hero alive but only barely. After which Kronika sends the powered up revenant to fight Raiden, though he is defeated by the thunder god. Raiden tells defeated revenant that he must conquer the darkness within him, as the revenant angrily states his former mentor will have to kill him once more, but the thunder god had other idea in mind: purify the revenant form of Liu Kang and make him a new god. Gods exist outside of normal laws of time, which means that with gods, past and present selves cannot exist together. As Raiden purified the revenant Liu Kang and possessed him with his godly powers, both Kangs merge with each other and became Fire God Liu Kang, effectively erasing the evil revenant out of existence, while providing his knowledge of Kronika's Keep.

This makes the revenant version of Liu Kang the final revenant to be redeemed (After Sub-Zero, Scorpion, and Jax), as the revenants of Kung Lao, Kitana and Jade are destroyed and the rest are MIA.

Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath[]

In the altered timeline of Aftermath, Revenant Liu Kang, Nightwolf, and Kitana sensed Shang Tsung, the human Nightwolf, and Fujin in the Netherrealm and he used an amulet to capture and sends them to the Bone Temple. Later, Liu Kang was concerned that Shao Kahn had turned against them, but Kronika assured them that Shao's forces would be weakened battling the Forces of Light, and he and Kitana noted that they would crush them both.

Seeing the Forces of Light on the beachhead, Liu Kang and Kitana crowed that they were not prepared for their army, and Kang vowed to "unleash hell". Revenant Liu Kang leapt into the battle to challenge Raiden, with tier confrontation echoing the original version. Much to his shock however, his legs were broken, due to the ripple effect of the young Liu Kang being crippled by Shao Kahn.

Because of the clash between Fire God Liu Kang and a now Titan powered Shang Tsung shatters the fabric of reality, creating multiverse where one of their allies becomes a Titan, it is revealed that Shang Tsung created his own evil Liu Kang from his timeline.

Mortal Kombat 1[]

In Titan Shang Tsung's New Era, he revived his old enemy, and turned Liu Kang into one of his most deadly servants. This Dark Liu Kang joined his master, along with the Dark versions of Kitana, Mileena, Kung Lao, Reptile, Baraka, Li Mei, Tanya and Nitara in attacking his Fire God self's Hourglass to destroy his timeline. In the subsequent battle, Lu Kang was seen fighting Geras, before turning his attention to Titan Raiden. He and Kung Lao confronted the heroic Liu Kang and Kitana, taunting them of their inevitable failure. However, his heroic self and Kitana thwarted them. In the subsequent Battle of Armageddon, evil versions of Liu Kang are members of the Order of Darkness.

Personality[]

Though he started out as Raiden's protege, he becomes increasingly impatient with the Thunder God's inaction, becoming convinced that his mentor is losing his grip on sanity. The two eventually come to blows, and Liu Kang is killed as a result, but not before the former Mortal Kombat champion calls his mentor out for his failures. This incident would continue to haunt Raiden for years to come. Little did he know that his Liu Kang's death would change his former protege for the worst.

Throughout Mortal Kombat X 's story mode, he becomes increasingly cynical and rude, thanks to his status as a revenant. Some of his intro quotes have him becoming more of a rude and self-centered warrior, is jealous of Johnny Cage taking his spot as Raiden's champion, and even sees himself as above Kung Lao. Revenant Liu Kang is arrogant and refuses to forgive Raiden for killing him after what happened Liu Kang believes that he would be a better protector then the thunder god. While he says Raiden is the blame for many of the heroes death and the change of timeline Liu Kang believes that he has been freed from Raiden's lies and thinks that he now knows the truth about the thunder god. After becoming the new ruler of the Netherrealm and his wishes to become champion again and become the new protector of Earthrealm. As a revenant who has given into his evil side, Liu Kang has a desire for control this is strongly shown in his Mortal Kombat X ending by wanting to conquer more realms after taking control over the Netherrealm.

It is revealed that after his death at the hands of Raiden and his revival at the hands of Quan Chi Liu Kang has more of an ego it is shown in his fights against his opponents. Although Liu Kang is correct that Raiden made massive mistakes during MK9 Liu's anger blinds him making him unable to forgive Raiden. Liu Kang refuses to believe the thunder god when Raiden wishes to fix the mess he has made. Although his former friends are now his enemies Liu Kang still cares for Kitana during their fights with each other. Also, while Liu Kang now believes that he is more superior to Kung Lao the two still think of each other as brothers. Liu Kang shows loyalty to Quan Chi in the story mode of Mortal Kombat X, but despite that during his fights with the sorcerer Liu believes that he can defeat Quan Chi. Liu Kang shows this during his fights and after Quan Chi's death and Shinnok's decapitation, he believes he doesn't have to follow, listen or be loyal to the sorcerer anymore just like he believes he doesn't have to do the same thing with Raiden. Liu Kang wants to be his own master now rather than follow others and have them control him or give him commands.

As a revenant, Liu Kang only possesses his worst traits, worst characteristics and none of his good ones. He is overconfident and believes because he was champion that no one is better then him. Liu Kang also believes that he hasn't fallen instead Liu Kang believes he is free now. He thinks he has now seen the truth and thinks he is better then he was before. He seeks revenge on Raiden and kill anyone who has taken his role as champion. People he once considered his friends have now become his enemies. This is most apparent when his attack on Sonya results in her having to give her life; an action so vile that Cassie outright refuses to reason with him anymore. He also seems to have become delusional, believing that Raiden killed him because he wanted the glory of defeating Shao Khan. This version then crosses an even bigger line near the end where he uses the Dark Arts to take his past self's soul.

However, once revenant Liu Kang is assimilated with Raiden and the younger Kang, his past self's heroic psyche takes control and the evil of the revenant is no more. However, his deviousness manifests when Fire God Liu Kang decided to sacrifice his friends in the Aftermath story in order to defeat a greater evil in Shang Tsung. Thankfully, Fire God Liu Kang's action into clashes with a now Titan-powered Shang Tsung over the Hourglass that caused fabric of reality shatter into multiverse, both of their enemies and allies alike lives again and becomes Titans of their created timelines respectively.

Relations[]

Allies[]

Enemies[]

Quotes[]

Part 1[]

So you return to Raiden? The foolish follow fools.
~ Liu Kang attacking Jax.
I was put here by your hand.
~ Liu Kang fighting Raiden.
I should thank you. You freed me. The Elder Gods you blindly serve? I will help Shinnok end their rule!
~ Liu Kang reveals his new perspective to Raiden.
You will respect me!
~ Liu Kang when Jacqui says he went from champ to chump after he fell into darkness.
Pathetic child from idiotic parents!
~ To Cassie Cage.
Then you will end.
~ Liu Kang after Ermac says he will not grovel.
My boot will honor your smug face
~ Liu Kang when Kotal Kahn says he will honor him in combat.
You will regret this decision.
~ Liu Kang to Jax Briggs.
You are an annoying buffoon.
~ Liu Kang to Johnny Cage.
I will show you hell.
~ Liu Kang to Kano.
You are Earthrealm's worst enemy.
~ Liu Kang to Raiden.
You are as foolish as your father.
~ Liu Kang to Takeda.
Mind your tongue.
~ Liu Kang to Tremor.
Most definitely.
~ Liu Kang to Raiden after the thunder god ask if the fight should get ugly.
Goro, Shang Tsung or Shao Kahn?
~ Liu Kang saying that Kotal Kahn is not Outworld's best fighter.
I do not blame you.
~ Liu Kang after Jacqui says she doesn't want to fight him.
I will show you way.
~ Liu Kang to Jacqui after she says he has an ego.
This will end quickly.
~ Liu Kang thinking that Takeda won't be a challenge.
I have no patience for your humor.
~ Liu Kang to Johnny Cage.
I will do more than "mess" with you.
~ Liu Kang to Jax Briggs.
I do not fear it's wielder.
~ Liu Kang to Kenshi after talks about his sword Sento.

Part 2[]

You are an embarrassment. I am done listening to fools.
~ Liu Kang to Bo' Rai Cho.
There is a third option; your demise.
~ Liu Kang after Ermac offers him the chance to retreat or to be destroyed.
No, this will hurt.
~ Liu Kang after Johnny Cage jokes about Liu's words hurting him.
Yes overly so.
~ Liu Kang believing that Kenshi is overconfident.
The time has come. To teach you respect.
~ Liu Kang to Kung Jin.
Your time has passed Raiden. Earthrealm needs a new protector.
~ Liu Kang to Raiden.
You fail Earthrealm. You know nothing of honor!
~ Liu Kang to Raiden.
He is no longer my master.
~ Liu Kang and Quan Chi talking about Raiden.
I give you no choice Raiden.
~ Liu Kang to Raiden when the thunder god will not fight him.
I will not let you pass.
~ Liu Kang to Scorpion.
And so you are weak.
~ Liu Kang after Scorpion says he is human and lives again.
I didn't know you had one.
~ Liu Kang saying he never thought Sonya Blade had a goodside.
So it begins. It will end soon enough.
~ Liu Kang thinking he will beat Sonya Blade.
My skills remain sharp, frozen one.
~ Liu Kang after Sub-Zero says that he is no longer the champion.
I have a bone to pick with you.
~ Liu Kang to Sonya Blade.
I owe you nothing, Sonya Blade.
~ Liu Kang to Sonya Blade.
You and your friends think you're warriors.
~ Liu Kang to Takeda Takahashi.
Whose devotion will yield better results.
~ Liu Kang after Triborg says he is a slave to the Netherrealm.
Face me, Shinnok! I am far more than mortal.
~ Liu Kang to Shinnok.
You will not be remembered.
~ Liu Kang in between rounds.
You are an unworthy opponent.
~ Liu Kang in between rounds.
Misguided fool!
~ Liu Kang mid fight with Raiden.
I'm simply too fast.
~ Liu Kang during mid fight.

Mortal Kombat 11[]

She's trapped, Cassandra Cage.
~ Liu Kang taunts Cassie after trapping Sonya under rubble
Welcome to your future, courtesy of Raiden
~ Revenant Liu Kang to his and Kung Lao's human selves.
One day Raiden will betray you. Then you will believe.
Protect?! Raiden enslaves Earthrrealm. How was I ever so blind as you?
I have mastered Shinnok’s sorcery. I will add your soul’s strength to mine, and finally avenge myself upon Raiden.
~ Revenant Liu Kang to his human self.
Raiden: Time after time, Kronika's schemes have pitted us against each other. That cycle must end, Liu Kang.
Liu Kang: This time it will!
Raiden: your power... Is this Kronika's gift?
Liu Kang: A gift, to
myself, you could say.
Raiden: You stole your own soul, perverted your own nature!
Liu Kang: It's a lesson you taught me, Raiden! To fight my enemies by any means necessary.
~ Liu Kang and Raiden's final confrontation
You will have to kill me.
~ Revenant Liu Kang's final words
I am the Lord of Death!
~ Revenant Liu Kang to his human self in a mirror match.

Mortal Kombat 1[]

This battle ends with your timeline be obliterated. Your final battle will be tortured in pain!
~ Titan Shang Tsung's Dark Liu Kang making bravado towards his Fire Titan counterpart
Shang Tsung has made us resilient. I won't go down easily.
~ Dark Liu Kang after winning a round against his Fire God self.

Trivia[]

  • Despite seeing like that all the revenants are unwillingly evil thanks to being under the control of Quan Chi and Shinnok, according to some of Liu's quotes and other heroes' quotes about him, Kang (along with Kitana) seems to be willingly evil as he tells Raiden that he will help his Lord destroy the Elder Gods and thanks him for "freeing him". In his Arcade ending after Shinnok's defeat, Liu Kang can be seen to have converted back to his human form and become ruler of the Netherrealm regardless of what variation he was chosen, implying that he indeed was willingly evil. This alone shows what an impact the death of him at the end of Mortal Kombat (2011)'s story mode had. The latest game outright conforms this with him eventfully becoming irredeemable by absorbing the soul of his past self, and trying to kill Past Raiden.
  • In one his interactions with himself, he says "the creator mocks me with duplicates?" which could be a nod to the series' creator, Ed Boon, but as his clone replies "the creator does not give a whit about you", something which is clearly opposite of Boon's opinion on Liu Kang, it could be that Liu was either referring to Raiden or more likely: one of the Elder Gods.
  • In Mortal Kombat 1 Liu Kang indirectly mentions his revenant self when confronting his Dark double, considering him more evil.

Navigation[]

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Main Villains
Blaze | Daegon | Dark Kahn | Havik (3rd Timeline, Titan Havik) | Kronika | Onaga | One Being | Quan Chi (2nd Timeline, New Era) | Shang Tsung (2nd Timeline, New Era) | Shao Kahn (2nd Timeline, General Shao) | Shinnok

Secondary Villains
Cetrion | D'Vorah | Dark Raiden | Frost | Geras | Goro (New Era)| Kano | Kintaro | Mileena | Noob Saibot (New Era) | Sektor (3rd Timeline) | Sindel | Skarlet


Other Villains
Baraka (2nd Timeline) | Chameleon | Cyrax (3rd Timeline) | Drahmin | Darrius | Ermac (Order of Darkness) | Erron Black | Hotaru | Hsu Hao | Jade | Jarek | Kabal | Kira | Kobra | Kollector | Mavado | Moloch | Motaro (New Era)| Nitara | Rain (New Era) | Reiko (New Era) | Reptile | Scorpion | Sheeva | Smoke | Tanya | Tremor | Triborg

Undead Villains
Jade | Jax | Kabal | Kitana | Kung Lao | Kurtis Stryker | Liu Kang | Nightwolf | Sindel | Smoke | Sub-Zero

Guest Star Villains
Alien | Catwoman | Darkseid | Deathstroke | Freddy Krueger | Ghostface | Homelander | Jason Voorhees | John Rambo | Joker | Kratos | Leatherface | Lex Luthor | Omni-Man | Peacemaker | Predator | T-1000 | Terminator

Non Playable Villains
Barakion | Dark Li Mei | Female Ermac | Female Reptile | Female Scorpion | Female Sub-Zero | Fire Cage | Firefly | Forrest Fox | Frostbite | Guard of Thunder | Janet Cage | Jataaka | Jawspell | John Khaner | Johnny Savage | Kang Quan | Katara Vala | Kia | Kitana Khan | Klockodile | Lin Kuei Grandmaster | Lizard Queen | Lucifer | Malebolgia | No Face | Oni Warlord | Quan Li | Quantum-Chi | Quinn | Red Dragon | Reiko Starr | Rojack | Ruutuu | Scorp Lao | Screen Demon | Sento Storm | Shao-Zero | Shock Priestess | Stung Lao | Tasia | Warlord

Evil Races
Centaurians | Demons | Dragons | Hellspawn | Kytinn | Oni | Shokan | Tarkata | Tormentors | Wraiths | Zombies

Evil Organizations
Army of Darkness | Black Dragon Clan | Brotherhood of Shadow | Cyber Ninjas | Dragon King's Army | Festival of Death | Forces of Darkness | Kahn Guards | Masked Guards | Red Dragon Clan | Shaakans | Shadow Assassins | Shadow Priests | Tekunin | The Deadly Alliance

Movies
Mortal Kombat: The Journey Begins (1995): Shang Tsung | Goro
Mortal Kombat (1995): Shang Tsung | Kano | Goro | Sub-Zero | Scorpion | Reptile | Shao Kahn
Mortal Kombat: Annihilation: Shao Kahn | Sindel | Shinnok | Mileena | Motaro | Sheeva | Ermac | Jade | Baraka | Cyrax | Smoke | Scorpion | Sub-Zero | Reptile | Rain
Mortal Kombat: Rebirth: Shang Tsung | Sub-Zero | Reptile | Baraka
Mortal Kombat: Legacy: Gadsen | Liu Kang | Baraka
Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge: Scorpion | Quan Chi | Shang Tsung | Goro | Shao Kahn | Kano | Baraka | Reptile | Moloch | Motaro | One Being
Mortal Kombat (2021): Shang Tsung | Sub-Zero | Mileena | Reiko | Kano | Kabal | Goro | Reptile | Nitara
Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms: Shao Kahn | Shinnok | Shang Tsung | One Being | Scorpion | Lin Kuei Grandmaster | Sektor | Cyrax | Mileena | Smoke | Reiko | Kintaro | Jade | D'Vorah | Baraka | Li Mei
Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind: Kano | Shang Tsung | Kabal | Kira | Kobra | Erron Black | Ferra and Torr | Drahmin | No Face | Tremor | Jarek | Kronika
Mortal Kombat Legends: Cage Match: Shinnok | Sareena | The Director | David Doubldy | Jataaka | Kia | Drahmin | Moloch

Shows
Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm: Karbrac | Hideyoshi | Komodai | Oniro | Ruby | Zaggot | Zara | Zenkaro
Mortal Kombat: Conquest: Bannak | Baron Reyland | Cilene | Jola | Kebral | Kiri and Ankha | Noob Saibot | Quan Chi | Queen Kreeya | Peron | Qali | Shang Tsung | Scorpion | Reptile | Siann, Mika and Sora | Sub-Zero | Vorpax

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