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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler: Linda has this realization after drugging Si Han. Whether it was by accident or intentional is never addressed and never brought up again.]]
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This is the first main protagonist role for Robin Shou before his first American film Debut in ''Film/ForbiddenNights'' as Liang, alongside Co-Star Creator/MelissaGilbert as Judith, and his Hollywood Silver Screen debut in ''Film/MortalKombat1995'' as Liu Kang. This also predates his four main villain roles as Wai Loong in ''Film/FatalTermination'', Waise Chow in ''Film/TigerCage2'', Paul in ''Film/InTheLineOfDutyForbiddenArsenal'', and Yip Foon in ''Film/TheMostWanted''.
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This is the first main protagonist role for Robin Shou before his first American film Debut in ''Film/ForbiddenNights'' as Liang, alongside Co-Star Creator/MelissaGilbert as Judith, and his Hollywood Silver Screen debut in ''Film/MortalKombat1995'' ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'' as Liu Kang. This also predates his four main villain roles as Wai Loong in ''Film/FatalTermination'', Waise Chow in ''Film/TigerCage2'', Paul in ''Film/InTheLineOfDutyForbiddenArsenal'', and Yip Foon in ''Film/TheMostWanted''.
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* CastingGag: Robin Shou in the final battle fights for his life in a battle that means life or death... [[Film/MortalKombat1995 this would not be the last time he is placed in Mortal Combat.]]
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* CastingGag: Robin Shou in the final battle fights for his life in a battle that means life or death... [[Film/MortalKombat1995 [[Film/MortalKombatTheMovie this would not be the last time he is placed in Mortal Combat.]]
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* SexyDiscretionShot: [[spoiler: Linda receives a supposed strength powder from Bikin to give to Si Han. Before getting the powder, she has to pay him back. This is the shot Bikin chooses for the payment. It gets him in trouble with Kent later on though, as he was suppose to be finding out Si Han's weaknesses, not "pork his sister" as Kent puts it.]]
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* SexyDiscretionShot: [[spoiler: Linda receives a supposed strength powder from Bikin to give to Si Han. Before getting the powder, she has to pay him back. This is the shot Bikin chooses for the payment. It gets him in trouble with Kent later on though, as he was suppose to be finding out Si Han's weaknesses, not "pork "porking his sister" as Kent puts it.]]
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* BadassInANiceSuit: Bikin when he arrives to Li Sai's Garage. He manages to charm Linda with this and his old school vehicle into going on a date with him to the Club. This pisses off Si Han.
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** Kent wears a sweet suit in the opening during the match between the Wai Chai gym and the Hunter gym.
** Bikin when he arrives to Li Sai's Garage. He manages to charm Linda with this and his old school vehicle into going on a date with him to the Club. This pisses off SiHan.Han, though it's ambiguous as to why he is upset with Linda.
** Kent wears a sweet suit in the opening during the match between the Wai Chai gym and the Hunter gym.
** Bikin when he arrives to Li Sai's Garage. He manages to charm Linda with this and his old school vehicle into going on a date with him to the Club. This pisses off Si
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* DiesWideShut: Many of the fighters in the beginning of the film die like this. [[spoiler: Tang Chuan, Bikin and Mr. Kent die like this as well.]]
* EasilyForgiven: Linda, hands down, gets away with drugging Si Han before his rematch against the Mongolian fighter. She should have been kicked to the curb for the crap she pulled. Instead, her father and Si Han forgive her even though she betrayed them and dogged them for Bikin, Kent's star pupil.
* EasilyForgiven: Linda, hands down, gets away with drugging Si Han before his rematch against the Mongolian fighter. She should have been kicked to the curb for the crap she pulled. Instead, her father and Si Han forgive her even though she betrayed them and dogged them for Bikin, Kent's star pupil.
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* DiesWideShut: Many of the fighters in the beginning of the film die like this. [[spoiler: Tang Chuan, Bikin Bikin, and Mr. Kent die like this as well.]]
* EasilyForgiven: [[spoiler: Linda, hands down, gets away with drugging Si Han before his rematch against the Mongolian fighter. She should have been kicked to the curb for the crap she pulled. Instead, her father and Si Han forgive her even though she betrayed them and dogged them for Bikin, Kent's star pupil.]]
* EasilyForgiven: [[spoiler: Linda, hands down, gets away with drugging Si Han before his rematch against the Mongolian fighter. She should have been kicked to the curb for the crap she pulled. Instead, her father and Si Han forgive her even though she betrayed them and dogged them for Bikin, Kent's star pupil.]]
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* KarmaHoudini: Linda gets away with drugging Si Han, as no one questions why he was feeling dizzy during the Rematch against the Mongolian fighter.
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* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: Linda gets away with drugging Si Han, as no one questions why he was feeling dizzy during the Rematch against the Mongolian fighter. fighter.]]
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* SpoiledBrat: Linda ditches out at helping her father whenever she can. Even worse, she demands Si Han to chauffeur her to the Club. This ends up getting her in trouble with Kent's goons [[spoiler: when she gets kidnapped to lure Tang Chuan to his death.]]
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* SpoiledBrat: Linda ditches out at helping her father whenever she can. Even worse, she demands Si Han to chauffeur her to the Club. [[spoiler: This ends up getting her in trouble with Kent's goons [[spoiler: when she gets kidnapped to lure Tang Chuan to his death.]]
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* WouldHitAGirl: Kent's goons serve this to Linda after they kidnap her. Though, this happens offscreen, the fact that she is dirty when Tang Chuang finds her makes it clear that something must have happened.
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* WouldHitAGirl: [[spoiler: Kent's goons serve this to Linda after they kidnap her. Though, Though this happens offscreen, the fact that she is dirty when Tang Chuang finds her makes it clear that something must have happened.]]
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* KarmaHoudini: Linda gets away with drugging Si Han, as no one questions why he was feeling dizzy during the Rematch against the Mongolian fighter.
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** Because Kent failed to see the drawback of the Wai Chai gym closing down, his Sports Betting Events is now in danger of folding. Because he bets millions on his fixed matches to enrich himself, the audience doesn't know how much he's going to owe for the failed venture. Either he will lose his fancy house and his cars or he'll be trapped in debt for years on end.
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** Because Kent failed to see the drawback of the Wai Chai gym closing down, his futurr Sports Betting Events is are now in danger of folding. Because he bets millions on his fixed matches to enrich himself, the audience doesn't know how much he's going to owe for the failed venture. Either he will lose his fancy house and his cars or he'll be trapped in debt for years on end. [[spoiler: This is still up for debate after he dies in the final battle.]]
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This is the first main protagonist role for Robin Shou before his first American film Debut in ''Film/ForbiddenNights'' as Liang, alongside Co-Star Creator/MelissaGilbert, and his Hollywood Silver Screen debut in ''Film/MortalKombat1995'' as Liu Kang. This also predates his four main villain roles as Wai Loong in ''Film/FatalTermination'', Waise Chow in ''Film/TigerCage2'', Paul in ''Film/InTheLineOfDutyForbiddenArsenal'', and Yip Foon in ''Film/TheMostWanted''.
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This is the first main protagonist role for Robin Shou before his first American film Debut in ''Film/ForbiddenNights'' as Liang, alongside Co-Star Creator/MelissaGilbert, Creator/MelissaGilbert as Judith, and his Hollywood Silver Screen debut in ''Film/MortalKombat1995'' as Liu Kang. This also predates his four main villain roles as Wai Loong in ''Film/FatalTermination'', Waise Chow in ''Film/TigerCage2'', Paul in ''Film/InTheLineOfDutyForbiddenArsenal'', and Yip Foon in ''Film/TheMostWanted''.
