#Mortal kombat realms and characters series

Cassie Cage realises her powers, similarly to how Johnny Cage did, and Raiden absorbs negative energy from the Jin-Sei, which turns him into a much more brutal version of himself. He also casts a spell that revives Shinnok, leading to a big fight between everyone. With Quan-Chi dead, there's no way to restore the Revenants. Quan-Chi gets the amulet, but not before Scorpion shows up and chops his head off. However, when the task force made up of Cassie's daughter and their friends go to Kotal Kahn to receive aid, Shinnok's amulet is stolen by Kano and eventually gets into D'Vorah's hands, who was working for Quan-Chi all along. The realms are finally in a relative state of peace, aside from characters like Liu Kang and Kitana remaining as Revenants. Outworld is now ruled by Kotal Kahn, a much kinder man who actually agrees to a peace treaty with Earthrealm known as the Reiko Accords. Scorpion and Sub-Zero have made peace with one another and start to rebuild their clans separately, after revealing to one another that Quan-Chi is responsible for their rivalry. We then get to see the characters many years in the future, including Johnny and Sonya's daughter Cassie Cage, a revived Scorpion's son, Takeda, and Jax's daughter, Jacqui Briggs. Raiden defeats Shao Kahn but loses Liu Kang, leaving it up to Johnny Cage, Sonya Blade, and as eventually revealed by Mortal Kombat 10, Kenshi, to fight for Earthrealm. Liu Kang decides to stop listening to Raiden and goes to fight Shao Kahn before Raiden realises that Shao Kahn needs to win to get the Elder Gods to attack him.Īt the end of Mortal Kombat 9, Liu Kang is killed by Raiden as he tries to stop him from attacking Shao Kahn.

In a pretty infamous scene, a reborn Sindel is brainwashed by Shao Kahn into killing literally all of Earthrealm's fighters except for Johnny, Sonya, Liu Kang, and Raiden. Raiden keeps trying to fix the timeline but gets no assistance from the Elder Gods. Thankfully, Johnny Cage is stopped from being killed as well. Kung Lao has greater importance and is chosen to fight Shao Kahn in the second tournament, actually beating him but ending up killed anyway. Smoke manages to avoid that fate though, with Sub-Zero actually getting turned into Cyber Sub-Zero during the storyline.

There are some key changes made to the storyline through Raiden's knowledge of the future. Let's dive into each timeline and look at where Mortal Kombat is now, as well as which characters have been changed the most each time. The real reason why they've lasted so long is that Mortal Kombat has reset its timeline several times over, turning the clock back and considerably changing the story each time it does so. Related: The Best Mortal Kombat X Characters Who Aren't In Mortal Kombat 11īeyond a few godly characters like Raiden, Shinnok, Cetrion, and Fujin, most of Mortal Kombat's characters aren't actually immortal. With characters dying in pretty much every match, having about a million different variants, and appearing across different worlds and timelines, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the fighters in Mortal Kombat are immortal.

#Mortal kombat realms and characters series

Mortal Kombat is a series that spans more than ten different games, with a ton of spin-offs in between.

RE-REBOOTED TIMELINE: Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath.

REBOOTED TIMELINE: Mortal Kombat 2011 - Mortal Kombat 11.3D TIMELINE: Mortal Kombat 4 - Mortal Kombat: Armageddon.CLASSIC TIMELINE: Mortal Kombat 1 - Mortal Kombat 3.