Think, Liu Kang!
03.10.2023 - 00:37 / pushsquare.com / Freddy Krueger / Ed Boon / Bruce Lee
Beloved Mortal Kombat 1 developer Ed Boon is teasing some intriguing additions to the latest iteration of the now-venerable fighting franchise. The current roster was already a rogue's gallery of murderers and general villainy, but these latest are comprised of some of the worst monsters in all media.
Boon tweeted an image showing the nightmarish visages of some of horror's most infamous murderers, with ticks against those who have appeared in the series as guest characters previously, like Leatherface, Freddy Krueger, and Jason Voorhees.
However, those with question marks against their faces are of particular interest. Jigsaw, Ghostface, Chucky, Pinhead, and Michael Myers would all find fast friends in the current Mortal Kombar lineup. This could be Boon playing with the community or a potential portent of things to come.
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What do you think of these potentially villainous additions to the Mortal Kombat 1 roster? Would you welcome them? Dare to dream in the comments section below.
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Ghostface was the one leaked, if I remember correctly? In my opinion, the most logical picks for MK have already been used with Jason and Freddy. It really is a shame that Netherrealm hasn’t just been given free rein for a cinematic universe fighting game. They do such a good job with these. I’d rather have that than another Injustice, personally. C’mon, Freddy, Jason, Predator, Terminator, Rambo, Robocop, Bruce Lee, etc. It could be classic!
Now that said, man, do I hope we get The Bride from Kill Bill. I’d actually buy that one at release instead of for like $5 a few years after the fact.
Just give me Ash already.
It would also be fun. That's the-that's the clown monster 'It.'
...Nic Cage in a bear suit?
If leaks are true Ghostface is coming. Personally i would pick Pinhead as their a much better choice and would really suit the series.
@somnambulance A horror/action icon fighting game would be licencing hell but man it would be incredible.
I'd really like to see Father Jack (from Father Ted) as a DLC character.
I think just like in mk9 i dislike guest characters and they remove hype for the game for me. I don't want a scary movie cameo character that is completely irrelevant, i want mortal kombat characters and lore.
This stuff is part of why i stopped buying MK games and just check them out from afar.
But, i know some people like them. My money isn't going that way though.
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Think, Liu Kang!
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