MORTAL KOMBAT CONQUEST SEASON 1 SERIES

Why do any of the convoluted bait-and-switches occur in MK and likeminded fiction? A regular point of reference during the final episode was whether or not anyone would intervene to enforce the rules. Why exactly would Shao Kahn bluff, and then start a tournament with the people he would want dead. Well how the hell is starting a new tournament enforcing the rules? Enforcing the rules would probably mean punish Shao Kahn with death for breaking them in the first place, if not, they'd just resume life as it was, meaning it was still 50 years before the new tournament. So, OK, you interpreted it as the Elder Gods inforcing the rules. This storyline suggestion would turn him into a moron, dumber than MKA's Shao Kahn. Shao Kahn was one evil badass throughout MKC. The original poster suggested that Shao Kahn, after capturing his deadliest enemies and having the chance to murder them, decided not to, but tell Rayden he did anyway, and then start a tournament that gives his enemies a chance at victory even though he's just achieved his objective. This your first dance, or what? Mind boggling flawed logic just isn't my style. Mick-Lucifer Wrote:Zentile Wrote:Why exactly would Shao Kahn bluff, and then start a tournament with the people he would want dead. Kung Lao/Goro would be a much more fitting end to the series, although, in a world where it's being renewed, it'd be really nice to go a few more! That's not only a plausible concept, but a fantastic one!įocusing so intently on a small area with such a specific fight-centric structure might be stretching the friendship just a tad, but finding a way to bridge the gap between abduction (the beginning) and a tournament (the last few episodes) would be nice.

MORTAL KOMBAT CONQUEST SEASON 1 SERIES

Like the game, I think the series was at it's most interesting when it was free flowing and drawing upon it's own developing continuity, but damn. The last episode would contain the Kung Lao vs Goro fight, obviously. (Pretty much anyone who had survived throughout the series.) Each show would focus on a certain fight within the tournament.įighters could include: Kung Lao, Taja, Siro, Kitana, Mileena, Rain, Reiko, Qali, Vorpax, Raiden, Omegis, Jola, Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Smoke, Reptile, Kiri, Noob Saibot, Quan Chi, Siann, Mika, Sora, Shang Tsung and Goro. This new tourrnament roster would only unfold episode to episode. In fact, he keeps them imprisoned to participate in another tournament. Kung Lao/Goro would be a much more fitting end to the series, although, in a world where it's being renewed, it'd be really nice to go a few more! Good job, chief!Įpisode 1 and 2 (Most Season Openers are 2 part) would reveal that Shao Khan didn't KILL everyone. That's not only a plausible concept, but a fantastic one! Focusing so intently on a small area with such a specific fight-centric structure might be stretching the friendship just a tad, but finding a way to bridge the gap between abduction (the beginning) and a tournament (the last few episodes) would be nice.

(Pretty much anyone who had survived throughout the series.) The last episode would contain the Kung Lao vs Goro fight, obviously.

Fighters could include: Kung Lao, Taja, Siro, Kitana, Mileena, Rain, Reiko, Qali, Vorpax, Raiden, Omegis, Jola, Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Smoke, Reptile, Kiri, Noob Saibot, Quan Chi, Siann, Mika, Sora, Shang Tsung and Goro. Each show would focus on a certain fight within the tournament. Skardsoul Wrote:Episode 1 and 2 (Most Season Openers are 2 part) would reveal that Shao Khan didn't KILL everyone.

Mortal kombat conquest season 1