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Where there is smoke, there is fire.
~ Smoke in Mortal Kombat (2011).
Smoke is dead. I am an Enenra!
~ Smoke to Johnny Cage in Mortal Kombat X.

Tomas Vrbada, better known as Smoke, Enenra, and Cyber Smoke, is one of the main protagonists of the Mortal Kombat franchise.

He is a Lin Kuei warrior. Though he is initially a protagonist, in both timelines he is enslaved (turned into a cyborg in the original timeline and a revenant in the alternate) and forced to serve evil. However, at some point, he is able to return to his true heroic self.

He was voiced by Jeremy Ratchford in Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm, the late Ken Lally in Mortal Kombat (2011), Andrew Bowen in Mortal Kombat X, Matthew Mercer in Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms, and Yuri Lowenthal in Mortal Kombat 1.

Biography[]

Early life[]

Human smoke

Smoke as a human.

Smoke was born in the Czech Republic in Prague and eventually became a member of the Lin Kuei Clan and a close friend of the younger Sub-Zero. The pair went on a mission to Outworld together to kill Shang Tsung, but failed. Upon their return, they discovered that the Lin Kuei were transforming their best warriors into cyborgs and had already done so to Sektor and Cyrax. The two attempted to escape the process, but though Sub-Zero escaped, Smoke was so unfortunate.

Hunting Sub-Zero[]

Smoke was transformed into a cyborg dubbed LK7T2 and was part of an alliance between the Cyber Lin Kuei and Shao Kahn's invasion of Earthrealm. Cyber Smok was programmed to hunt down his former friend during the invasion. After Sub-Zero made Smoke realize he still had a soul and that he was one of Raiden's chosen warriors, Smoke was captured and rendered inert by Shao Kahn's forces, then locked away in the bowels of one of the tyrant's fortresses.

Alliance with Noob Saibot[]

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Smoke alongside his new master, Noob Saibot.

Many years later, in Mortal Kombat: Deception, Smoke was discovered by Noob Saibot, who reactivated and reprogrammed the cyborg as his servant, so he could use him as the template for a new army of cyber demons. As they left the fortress, Smoke and Saibot were both aware of Sub-Zero and Sareena following them and eventually attacked the ice ninja. However they were stopped by Sareena.

Later, during Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, Smoke helped Noob Saibot stage a siege on the Lin Kuei temple, using his powers to transform Lin Kuei ninjas into shadow warriors. However he was defeated by Taven. In the Battle of Armageddon, Smoke is seen fighting on the Forces of Light's side, implying his humanity was restored.

In his Mortal Kombat: Armageddon ending, his nanobots grew and multiplied at an alarming rate, so much so that they were able envelop all of Edenia, transforming it into place of writhing grey material that calls itself Smoke.

Alternate Timeline[]

Mortal Kombat (2011)[]

In an Alternate Timeline, Smoke along with a new Sub-Zero (Sub-Zero's younger brother) were searching for the person who murdered the Original Sub-Zero. He and Sub-Zero split-up to cover more ground, though when they did, Smoke encountered Kitana, defeating her. Smoke then came across both Kano and Shang Tsung and first fought Kano, beating him as well.

After Smoke defeated Kano, he demanded that Shang Tsung tell him what happened to the original Sub-Zero. Then all of a sudden, Reptile appeared and Shang Tsung shape-shifted into Sub-Zero, forcing Smoke to fight both of them at the same time. He still managed to defeat both of them, but when Shang Tsung was about to tell him what he knew, Sektor, (now a cyborg) attacked Smoke, allowing Shang Tsung to teleport both himself and Reptile away.

Smoke and Sektor fought each other but even with his cyborg upgrade, Sektor was defeated. When Smoke was about to walk away, other nameless members of the Lin Kuei surrounded him. They attempted to capture him so they can turn him into a cyborg, but Raiden intervened preventing Smoke from becoming a mindless machine. Raiden asked Smoke to join him and he accepted, but asked if they could rescue Sub-Zero before the Lin Kuei captured him and turn him into a cyborg, a task that they failed. Sadly Smoke and the others, including Nightwolf, Kitana, Kabal, Cyborg Sub-Zero, Jade, Jax, and Stryker get killed single-handedly by Sindel. Quan Chi then enslaved all their souls so they serve him forever.

Mortal Kombat X (comics)[]

Smoke, before becoming Enenra in the Mortal Kombat X game, makes a small appearance in one of the Mortal Kombat X comics. He is seen in the Netherrealm with Quan Chi and along with the revenant version of Jax Briggs, the two Revenants hold Cyber Sub-Zero still as Quan Chi prepares to turn Sub-Zero into one of his minions. Quan Chi manages to turn the cyborg back to his regular human formerly. The revenants of Smoke and Jax watch as Sub-Zero is turned into a revenant just like them. After this, Smoke is not seen active until twenty-five years later in Mortal Kombat X , where he decides to call himself Enenra.

Mortal Kombat X (game)[]

Smoke (now know as Enenra), like most of his comrades, were resurrected by Quan Chi to serve him and Shinnok. Twenty-five years later Smoke aka Enenra is still under Quan Chi's control he, Liu Kang, Kung Lao, Sindel and Kitana became his primary enforcers.

Smoke is shown in Scorpion's chapter along with Quan Chi's other primary enforcers pledging their allegiance to Shinnok after his release. He and the other revenants appear at Sky Temple so Shinnok can corrupt the Jinsei. Smoke and the others decided to hurt Raiden instead of killing him because Shinnok wants him to suffer like he did. When Cassie Cage and her team arrive at the temple Smoke is seen the other revenants when Kung Lao reports to Liu Kang that they have found Raiden's portal to the heavens. He, Liu Kang and Kung Lao go to destroy the protective wards that Raiden placed on the portal. The three return later to find Cassie's team fighting Kitana and Sindel. Jacqui and Takeda stay behind to fight the three remaining revenants.

After Shinnok's downfall Smoke retreats with Liu Kang, Kitana, Kung Lao and Sindel back to the Netherrealm. Smoke is not seen after this. Raiden appears in the Netherrealm, tossing Shinnok's decapitated head in front of Liu Kang and Kitana the new rulers of Netherrealm, waring them the of the eternal suffering that awaits anyone who dares to attack Earthrealm (including Smoke). While Smoke's human soul is a revenant trapped in the Netherrealm, Triborg mentions that he has Smoke's cyborg data in him.

Mortal Kombat 11[]

Although he doesn't make an appearance in the game, Noob Saibot reveals to Sub-Zero that Smoke is still a revenant in the Netherrealm. After the defeat of Kronika and her followers, the revenants who served her died. However, Smoke, Nightwolf, Sindel and Stryker did not add her, so they still remain while the revenants of Liu Kang, Kitana, Kabal, Jade and Kung Lao are killed. While Noob Saibot tells Sub-Zero that Smoke is still trapped and controlled by the Netherrealm, Smoke's cyborg data was downloaded into Triborg in Mortal Kombat X. However, the young Smoke from the original timeline makes an appearance in the Krypt, randomly falling off a bridge to his demise. Shang Tsung also uses some of Smoke's abilities in his moveset.

New Era[]

Mortal Kombat 1[]

While the New Era's version of Smoke is a heroic character, several villainous alternate selves appear. One of these Dark Smokes is part of Titan Shang Tsung's army, and along with Rain, faced the New Era's version of the Deadly Alliance while they were destroying portals, but were stopped from killing them by Raiden. In the subsequent battle, Shang Tsung and Quan Chi defeated them. As well as this, there was a version of LK-7T2 during the battle of Armageddon, but he was defeated by the Final Warrior.

Other Media[]

Mortal Kombat Annihilation[]

Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms[]

Main article: Smoke (Mortal Kombat Legends)

Powers and Abilities[]

As a human, Smoke has the ability to emit smoke, most commonly seen as the smoky fumes that his human forms emit. He still seems to retain this ability in his cyborg form, though he does not seem to use it much. Smoke usually uses this ability to disappear or create a cloud of fumes that his opponent chokes on, making them open to an attack. After becoming a nanotech based cyborg, his body appears to be made of smoke or nanites emulating the appearance of smoke. Smoke also gained the ability to transform others into shadow warriors by flowing his gaseous mist into them.

Relationships[]

Allies[]

Enemies[]

  • Sub-Zero
  • Lin Kuei
  • Ashrah
  • Sareena
  • Taven

Allies[]

Enemies[]

  • Sub-Zero (formerly)
  • Raiden
  • Fujin
  • Johnny Cage
  • Sonya Blade
  • Special Forces
  • Takeda Takahashi
  • Jacqui Briggs

Quotes[]

Toasty!
~ Smoke's catchphrase from the Battlewave comics.
Smoke's power lies in the nanobot technology. Microscopic machines course through his veins, constantly repairing and altering his being. But when infused with the power of Blaze, his nanobots took on a life of their own. Multiplying at an exponential rate, they were soon numerous enough to consume Edenia, transforming the entire realm into a mass of sentient grey material that calls itself Smoke.
~ Smoke's ending in Mortal Kombat Armageddon.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • Smoke and Kurtis Stryker were the only two revenants who didn’t appear again in Mortal Kombat 11, leaving their fates unknown.

External Links[]

Smoke on the Heroes Wiki

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