Ceiling Smash: You can uppercut an opponent through the ceiling in certain stages.Barred from the Afterlife: This is how Johnny Cage is back among the living in Trilogy, due to Shao Kahn's invasion destabilizing the connection between the realms of the living and the afterlife thus ironically, the same event that led to his death is what's preventing his spirit from passing on.The end result, however, is pretty jaw-dropping. Awesome, but Impractical: Pulling off a Brutality requires the player to input a combo of 10 to 12 buttons, which differs from character to character, not to mention the possibility of accidentally dropping the opponent with one hit.Trilogy did something similar, although the plot was relayed as scrolling text with Goro's Lair as the background. It also had the largest number of screens dedicated to the game's backstory than the other two, albeit you'd have to wait through the whole thing for the next slide to show up.
Attract Mode: This was the first game to feature a ratings board advisory screen.There is a tournament going on in Deadly Alliance, but it's not a Mortal Kombat tournament). The tournament would not return to canon until Mortal Kombat 9 (which itself is just a retelling of the original game anyway and the tournament is once again done away with once the timeline arrives to the point at which Mortal Kombat 3 happens.
ULTIMATE MORTAL KOMBAT 3 SERIES
Artifact Title: According to the series canon, this is the first game where this applies, as there is no "Mortal Kombat" tournament being contested at all.Animated Adaptation: Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm took a few elements from this game.An Axe to Grind: All of the Palette Swap male ninjas use an axe in some of their combos.To make it worse, Shao Kahn's defeat would set into motion events that would lead to the end of all realms. Shao Kahn would have been stopped anyway by the Elder Gods for trying to merge realms without a victory in Mortal Kombat. All for Nothing: In Mortal Kombat 9, it is revealed that everything the heroes did to defeat Shao Kahn was for naught.Averted with Khameleon and Chameleon, although Armageddon later retconned both to have green blood as well. Alien Blood: Sheeva and Motaro (and Reptile, in Ultimate) both bleed green blood, while the Lin Kuei cyborgs bleed oil.Breaker: In the CD versions of Trilogy the AI, even on the hardest difficulty, is hilariously susceptible to Rain's Mind Control Orb into Lightning Bolt combo (Or Mind Control Orb into high kick for the bosses.) It's implied by the supplementary comic for 4 that it has managed to rebuild a great deal, and very quickly. After the End: In 3, humanity is all but wiped out by the Outworld warriors.The game has examples of the following tropes: the franchise's Developers' Foresight page.Bosses: Goro, Kintaro, Motaro, Shao Kahn.3: Unmasked!Sub-Zero, Cyber!Smoke, Cyrax, Sektor, Kabal, Sheeva, Nightwolf, Kurtis Stryker, Sindel.note As a dark-skinned Kano, Ultimate replaced him with the black ninja outfit Ultimate: Masked!Sub-Zero, Scorpion, Reptile.Raiden, unable to take an active role in Earth's defense due to his status as a god, gathers Earthrealm's best remaining fighters together in order to beat back Kahn's forces and isolate the havoc to a single U.S. and summon his forces to conquer Earth at the same time. She was resurrected and brainwashed by Shang Tsung's Shadow Priests on Earth, allowing Kahn to enter Earthrealm to reclaim his Queen. Sindel's presence is the key to this game's story: Shao Kahn murdered her husband and Kitana's father King Jerrod before claiming her for himself, forcing Sindel to flee to Earth where she eventually died.
Several new characters were introduced including the cybernetic ninjas Cyrax and Sektor, the maimed warrior Kabal, the female Shokan Sheeva (a Distaff Counterpart to Goro), Badass Native Nightwolf, off-duty cop Kurtis Stryker, evil robo- centaur Motaro, and Kitana's resurrected mother Sindel. Roughly half of the second game's cast returned, along with the secret characters. In 1995, the long-awaited Mortal Kombat 3 premiered in arcades before being ported to the Super NES, Sega Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear, Nintendo 64, PlayStation, and PC. The Mortal Kombat series was at the peak of its popularity in the mid-90s.
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