{"id":228477,"date":"2021-03-31T23:30:22","date_gmt":"2021-03-31T23:30:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gamerant.com\/mortal-kombat-best-funny-character-endings\/"},"modified":"2021-03-31T23:30:22","modified_gmt":"2021-03-31T23:30:22","slug":"mortal-kombat-10-most-hilarious-character-endings-in-the-franchise","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/itteacheritfreelance.hk\/wordpress\/index.php\/2021\/03\/31\/mortal-kombat-10-most-hilarious-character-endings-in-the-franchise\/","title":{"rendered":"Mortal Kombat: 10 Most Hilarious Character Endings In The Franchise"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Mortal Kombat<\/a><\/em> has always been a franchise that embraces its own cheesiness and isn’t afraid to get a little over-the-top. Characters, settings, story elements, and abilities in\u00a0Mortal Kombat<\/em> have always been exaggerated, but sometimes the series’ most serious moments come across as silly<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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While every game in the franchise has its\u00a0ridiculous moments,\u00a0Mortal Kombat 4<\/em> is home to some of the most hilariously terrible character endings in the whole franchise.\u00a0Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance<\/em> took character endings to a meta-level of silliness, while other entries like\u00a0Mortal Kombat:\u00a0<\/em>Unchained<\/em> and\u00a0Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe<\/em> had their eyebrow-raising moments too.<\/p>\n

10 <\/span>Jarek \u2013 Mortal Kombat 4<\/h2>\n
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Jarek was a new character in\u00a0Mortal Kombat 4<\/em> who took the same role Kano did in previous entries. He and Sonya Blade have a similar rivalry<\/a>, too, that culminates at the end of\u00a0Mortal Kombat 4<\/em>. The cutscene in-game is jarring, to say the least.<\/p>\n

Sonya confronts Jarek on top of a cliff. When she dodges his leaping attack, Jarek falls off the edge screaming incoherently. Moments later, when Sonya calls Jax to confirm his death, Jarek crawls back up the cliff and pulls her off instead. Then, somehow Jax shows up instantly, actually\u00a0<\/i>says “this isn’t brutality, this is a fatality” and throws Jarek off the cliff.<\/p>\n

9 <\/span>Liu Kang \u2013 Mortal Kombat\u00a0vs. DC Universe<\/h2>\n
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Jax calling his execution of Jarek a fatality is pretty campy, even for a\u00a0Mortal Kombat<\/em> game.\u00a0Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe<\/em> is a\u00a0much later entry in the series, though, that does a similar meta-joke that just seems a bit\u00a0too<\/em> over the top.<\/p>\n

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When Liu Kang ascends at the end of his story, Raiden tells him that to gain the unstoppable powers of the gods, he needs to shout a two-word phrase: “Mortal Kombat!”\u00a0<\/strong>It’s a callback to the original\u00a0Mortal Kombat<\/em> ads and the iconic theme song, but it’s hard not to laugh at the ridiculousness of it.<\/p>\n

8 <\/span>Scorpion \u2013 Mortal Kombat 4<\/h2>\n
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The entire backstory for Scorpion and Sub-Zero’s rivalry revolves around the former getting revenge for his family’s murder<\/a> at the hands of the Lin Kuei ninja. In\u00a0Mortal Kombat 4<\/em>, this is thrown aside for a new backstory, where Quan Chi killed Scorpion’s family instead.<\/p>\n

The ending cutscene for Scorpion is nothing if not confusing, but the too-long, twitchy animation of Quan Chi yelling in the Netherrealm at the end is among the funniest visuals in any\u00a0Mortal Kombat<\/em> game.<\/p>\n

7 <\/span>Sub-Zero \u2013 Mortal Kombat 4<\/h2>\n
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Similar to\u00a0Scorpion’s ending in\u00a0Mortal Kombat 4<\/em>, Sub-Zero’s conclusion in the same game is all-around terrible. In Sub-Zero’s case, though, the cutscene\u00a0doesn’t even focus on him<\/em> \u2013 it focuses on Scorpion and Quan Chi.\u00a0Right as Sub-Zero is about to declare victory over Scorpion, Quan Chi comes out of absolutely nowhere and knocks\u00a0the ninja\u00a0to the ground.<\/p>\n

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Quan Chi then begins a twitchy-yet-rigid monologue about his secret dealings. Scorpion stands up, even after having been defeated, and kills Quan Chi. The cutscene also featured an audio outtake that should have been removed for the game \u2013 listen to the audio right at the end of the cutscene closely.<\/p>\n

6 <\/span>Mokap \u2013 Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance<\/h2>\n
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Mokap was something of a joke character who was initially inspired<\/a> by a motion capture artist who worked on the\u00a0series. He was a secret character in Deadly Alliance<\/em> and also featured in\u00a0Armageddon<\/em>.<\/p>\n

At the end of\u00a0Deadly Alliance<\/em>, the audience learns that none other than Midway Games,\u00a0Mortal Kombat<\/em>‘s publisher, heard of Mokap’s prowess. Johnny Cage’s movie is in the works at the end of Deadly Alliance<\/em>, and Mokap is offered the chance to do motion capture for the video game based on the movie. Meta? Yes. Hilarious? Also yes.<\/p>\n

5 <\/span>Reptile \u2013 Mortal Kombat 4<\/h2>\n
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Reptile’s ending cutscene in\u00a0Mortal Kombat 4<\/em> was another that didn’t give the character a happy ending just because they beat the game. Reptile goes to Quan Chi and demands to be returned to his homeworld before its destruction, as part of\u00a0a deal with Shinnok.<\/p>\n

Shinnok appears, choke-lifts Reptile, and tells him that he “could kill you with a mere thought.” Reptile says “we had a deal” to which Shinnok replies, “I AM NOT A GOD OF MY WORD, REPTILE. ALL DEALS… ARE OFF!” Then, Reptile explodes<\/a>.<\/p>\n

4 <\/span>Raiden \u2013 Mortal Kombat 4<\/h2>\n
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Raiden’s ending in\u00a0Mortal Kombat 4<\/em> would not be as hilarious as it is without the audio issues present in many cutscenes in the game. Raiden is offered a chance to become an Elder God for having protected Earthrealm for so long, and he chooses Fujin as his replacement as protector of Earth.<\/p>\n

Then, when the Elder God in the sky disappears, there is a brief pause. The cutscene starts to fade out, and one can hear a very distinct voice whispering “alright.” It’s completely out of place<\/a>, and obviously the result of badly edited audio, but the same “alright” appears in several cutscenes throughout the game.<\/p>\n

3 <\/span>Jax \u2013 Mortal Kombat: Unchained<\/h2>\n
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Mortal Kombat: Unchained<\/em>\u00a0is an entry in the series exclusive to the Playstation Portable, aka the PSP. Many plot points aren’t considered canon by fans because Unchained\u00a0<\/em>is\u00a0<\/em>not a very popular title, but nonetheless, it has its ridiculous moments.<\/p>\n

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Jax’s story ends with him being the only one who wasn’t subdued by Onaga, the Dragon King. Jax goes up to Onaga and, simply put, beats the ever-living hell<\/a> out of him with his bionic fists. It’s brutal but out of place in the most hilarious way.<\/p>\n

2 <\/span>Liu Kang \u2013 Mortal Kombat 4<\/h2>\n
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Another entry from\u00a0Mortal Kombat 4<\/em>, Liu Kang’s ending in the game results in him defending his title as champion of Mortal Kombat while being unable to defend the realm of Edenia. As a result, he loses Kitana, but not before she talks to him one more time.<\/p>\n

The cutscene is hilarious because Kitana keeps on interrupting Liu Kang constantly, but not in a tasteful way. Kitana cuts him off when\u00a0he asks her questions, and ultimately disappears with little to say. The comedic timing on the interruptions is unmatched, though.<\/p>\n

1 <\/span>Johnny Cage \u2013 Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance<\/h2>\n
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Johnny Cage’s ending in\u00a0Deadly Alliance<\/em>\u00a0is basically one big meta-joke. In-game, Johnny Cage finds a loophole in his MCM contract and leaves the studio during the production of a movie about his experience in Mortal Kombat.<\/p>\n

Johnny creates his own movie, appropriately titled “Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance,” and asks Mokap to provide motion capture for the video game adaptation.<\/p>\n

Therefore, that means\u00a0Johnny Cage’s\u00a0Deadly Alliance<\/em> game\u00a0is actually a video game adaptation of a movie\u00a0that is based on Johnny Cage’s experience in the events of the video game\u00a0Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance.<\/em> Wrap your head around that one!<\/p>\n

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