What is the first thing that comes to mind every time you think of Mortal Kombat? Maybe it's some iconic characters like Scorpion, Sub-Zero or Johnny Cage. Maybe it's the fascinating lore, or even adaptations of blockbuster movies so far. Or that theme tune. 'DEADLY FIGHT! But throughout the nearly three-decade history of this iconic video game franchise, those brutal finishing moves known as Fatalities, which allow you to finish off your opponent in the most over-the-top, comical, and comedic way possible. more defining and recognizable look. Fatalities have always been what sets Mortal Kombat apart from other fighting games. However, they have attracted quite a bit of controversy from parents and politicians due to their graphic violence. He was even partly responsible for the introduction of the ESRB rating system in the United States.
Blood! glorious blood
One of the saddest things about the 1995 Mortal Kombat movie was that, as enjoyable and entertaining as the movie was, the extremely confident approach to the show's overt violence and trademark gory deaths were missing. With the Mortal Kombat reboot movie now out, it's comforting to know that there won't be any holding back when it comes to fatalities and that they will be at their most brutal and bloody, just the way we love them. The deaths have come in all shapes and forms and have had their own history. Traditional kills are the most common, where you defeat your opponent and have to finish them off by strictly pressing a button to activate them. There was also the presence of fatalities in the scenario, in which you can use the arena as a death trap to kill your opponent, such as spikes on the ground, an acid pit, and even very monstrous trees with an appetite for human flesh. There have even been friendships, brutalities, bugs and babalities. Yes, you can turn your opponents into babies, end the fight on a friendly note, or even transform into an animal, though this set of finishers hasn't been seen in a while. Over the years, the kills have always gotten a bit better, becoming more and more elaborate and incredibly cinematic. Here are some of the most gruesome deaths in the Mortal Kombat franchise, focusing on the more recent (and thus, more viscerally, mind-blowing and gory) Mortal Kombat X and Mortal Kombat 11. Trust us when we say that. state. Many options.Mortal Kombat X - Ermac: Inner Workings
Without a doubt, one of the most notable and deadly kills in MKX has to go to this iconic Ermac finisher, in which the opponent is lifted into the air with most of their internal organs removed via their telekinetic abilities, then falls to the ground.Mortal Kombat 11 - D'vorah: New Species
Of all the deaths in the latest entry in the Mortal Kombat video game, this is arguably the strangest and weirdest. It is without a doubt one of those in which you just have to see it to believe it. Watch at your own risk! < h2 id="mortal-kombat-11-cassie-cage-i-lt-3-u">Mortal Kombat 11 - Cassie Cage: I <3 U! Ever since Sonya Blade and Johnny Cage's daughter made their MKX debut with a new wave of fighters, their kills have been nothing short of hilarious. Cassie's choice of a kill was between this and the infamous Selfie finisher. They're both equally comically evil, but I <3 U pretty much has the upper hand. He literally gives his opponent a broken heart and an air kiss for good measure.Mortal Kombat 11 - Baraka: Food For Thought
When the gameplay footage at first glance was revealed a few years ago for the latest entry in the franchise, it was obvious there would be absolutely no stopping it, as we were treated to a glorious installment of having someone's face literally ripped off and then eat the brain , courtesy of series mainstay Baraka.Mortal Kombat X - Mileena: Face Party
Giving in to her cannibalistic tendencies, Kitana's grotesque clone slips on a strange piece of a head kebab as she takes a good bite out of her decapitated opponent's decapitated head before casually dropping it to the ground. Talk about a tasty treat!Mortal Kombat X - Takeda: Whip Well
Takeda was a new character introduced in the tenth entry in the Mortal Kombat franchise and the son of fan-favorite character Kenshi, who was introduced in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance. He easily had some of the coolest weapons ever, metal whips and kunai, and uses them to impale the opponent through the mouth, hooking them in the spine before horribly shooting them.Mortal Kombat X - Jax: T-Wrecks
Another extremely bizarre fatality comes from none other than special forces agent Jackson Briggs in Mortal Kombat X. In a feat of pure comedy and absurdity, Jax shoves his opponent's arms into their bodies, you know, like a T-Rex. He then proceeds to rip their heads off and crush out a cigar with his tongue. Today's best MORTAL KOMBAT 11 deals