Post by Deleted on Oct 12, 2016 16:44:38 GMT
Sub-Zero or Liu Kang; which character is better?
Trivia about Sub-Zero:
- Alongside Scorpion, Sub-Zero appeared in a few other Midway Games titles such as "The Grid" as a secret playable character.
- The reason why Sub-Zero appeared in "Mortal Kombat X" in organic form even though he had been converted into a cyborg ninja by the Lin Kuei in the previous game is because Quan Chi transferred Sub-Zero's soul back into a humanoid body after his cybernetic body had not reacted well to Quan Chi's mind control.
- Before he took his brother's title of "Sub-Zero", Kuai Liang had the codename "Tundra", which is one of the potential names that the original Sub-Zero, Bi-Han had during the first Mortal Kombat game's development.
Trivia about Liu Kang:
- Liu Kang apparently had a brother named Chow Kang who hasn't been mentioned since the first Mortal Kombat game.
- Liu Kang's original finishing move from "Mortal Kombat" was meant to be less brutal-looking than the other characters' finishing moves to highlight Liu Kang's less violent nature as a Shaolin monk.
- Liu Kang died and then came back from the dead in some way in both the original and rebooted Mortal Kombat video game timelines.
Trivia about Sub-Zero:
- Alongside Scorpion, Sub-Zero appeared in a few other Midway Games titles such as "The Grid" as a secret playable character.
- The reason why Sub-Zero appeared in "Mortal Kombat X" in organic form even though he had been converted into a cyborg ninja by the Lin Kuei in the previous game is because Quan Chi transferred Sub-Zero's soul back into a humanoid body after his cybernetic body had not reacted well to Quan Chi's mind control.
- Before he took his brother's title of "Sub-Zero", Kuai Liang had the codename "Tundra", which is one of the potential names that the original Sub-Zero, Bi-Han had during the first Mortal Kombat game's development.
Trivia about Liu Kang:
- Liu Kang apparently had a brother named Chow Kang who hasn't been mentioned since the first Mortal Kombat game.
- Liu Kang's original finishing move from "Mortal Kombat" was meant to be less brutal-looking than the other characters' finishing moves to highlight Liu Kang's less violent nature as a Shaolin monk.
- Liu Kang died and then came back from the dead in some way in both the original and rebooted Mortal Kombat video game timelines.
