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->'''Debut Game:''' ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX''
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* AdaptedOut: Torr is nowhere to be seen, when their previous appearances had him and Ferra be an inseparable duo.
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* TheBogan: Even as a voiceless Kameo fighter, Kano's uncouth personality still shines through with his [[SpitefulSpit unhygienic]] [[SpitefulSpit habits]].

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* TheBogan: Even as a voiceless Kameo fighter, Kano's uncouth personality still shines through with his [[SpitefulSpit unhygienic]] [[SpitefulSpit unhygienic habits]].
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* {{Retraux}}: [[DownplayedTrope Sort of a partially-invoked example]]: most Kameos are visually based off the designs from their earliest appearances, but Tremor's outfit doesn't quite resemble the ''Mortal Kombat 3'' "ninja" garb he was seen wearing in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatSpecialForces'' -- it's instead a PaletteSwap of the "ninja" uniforms worm by Scorpion and Sub-Zero from ''VideoGame/MortalKombat1992'', which were faithfully preserved with their Kameo designs. Additionally, his skin is distinctly very rocky, something he wouldn't have until all the way in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX''.

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* {{Retraux}}: [[DownplayedTrope Sort of a partially-invoked example]]: {{Downplayed|Trope}}: most Kameos are visually based off the designs from their earliest appearances, but Tremor's outfit doesn't quite resemble the ''Mortal Kombat 3'' "ninja" garb he was seen wearing in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatSpecialForces'' -- it's instead a PaletteSwap of the "ninja" uniforms worm by Scorpion and Sub-Zero from ''VideoGame/MortalKombat1992'', which were faithfully preserved with their Kameo designs. Additionally, his skin is distinctly very rocky, something he wouldn't have until all the way in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX''.

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* DifficultButAwesome: He's one of the most difficult Kameo Fighters to use for a few reasons: [[MechanicallyUnusualFighter Unlike every other Kameo who can act strictly based on cooldowns]], Shujinko's Kameo gauge starts off entirely empty. He must be summoned to [[ChargedAttack meditate on the battlefield in order to build up his Kameo gauge]], and he can be interrupted by his opponents. When he's ready to go, [[DittoFighter he will steal two of his opponent's special moves]] -- specifically of the opponent's point character, not their Kameo -- demanding a vast knowledge of what moves are being stolen and how to string them up with your main kombatant's moveset, but also meaning he has a ''very'' potentially diverse kit with many unique strengths that no other Kameo has access to.
* DittoFighter: He's a Dittomediate, taking two special moves from the opponent for a Kameo strike. If he copies Shang Tsung, he can also use ''his'' DittoFighter power to become the opponent's Kameo for one move.

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* DifficultButAwesome: He's one of the most difficult Kameo Fighters to use for a few reasons: [[MechanicallyUnusualFighter Unlike every other Kameo who can act strictly based on cooldowns]], Shujinko's Kameo gauge starts off entirely empty. He must be summoned to [[ChargedAttack meditate on the battlefield in order to build up his Kameo gauge]], and he can be interrupted by his opponents. When he's ready to go, [[DittoFighter he will steal two three or four of his opponent's special moves]] -- specifically of the opponent's point character, not their Kameo -- demanding a vast knowledge of what moves are being stolen and how to string them up with your main kombatant's moveset, but also meaning he has a ''very'' potentially diverse kit with many unique strengths that no other Kameo has access to.
* DittoFighter: He's a Dittomediate, taking two up to four special moves from the opponent for a Kameo strike. If he copies Shang Tsung, he can also use ''his'' DittoFighter power to become the opponent's Kameo for one move.


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->'''Portrayed by:''' Creator/JamiesonPrice (English); Salvador Reyes (Latin American Spanish)
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* MysteriousPast: Various bits of pre-battle dialogue hint that Madam Bo has lived a ''very'' interesting life; she's a former Lin Kuei, [[spoiler:and at least one of the souls within Ermac--a collection of ''ancient Outworld souls''--was one of her suitors]]. Who '''is''' this woman?

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* MysteriousPast: Various bits of pre-battle dialogue hint that Madam Bo has lived a ''very'' interesting life; she's a former Lin Kuei, [[spoiler:and at least one of the souls within Ermac--a collection of ''ancient Outworld souls''--was one of her suitors]]. Who '''is''' '''''is''''' this woman?
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* MysteriousPast: Various bits of pre-battle dialogue hint that Madam Bo has lived a ''very'' interesting life; she's a former Lin Kuei, [[spoiler:and at least one of the souls within Ermac--a collection of ''ancient Outworld souls''--was one of her suitors]]. Who '''is''' this woman?
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* PowerCopying: Shujinko is able to copy the powers of his player's opponent.

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* PowerCopying: Shujinko is able to copy the powers of his player's opponent. He's also able to turn into the opponent's Kameo and use their moves (and Brutalities if available) if the player's opponent is Shang Tsung.
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* BalanceBuff: Due to launching at what was agreed to be a very underpowered state, Shujinko received a steady stream of buff after buff to make him more competitively viable. His most massive came in April 2024, giving him the ability to steal even more moves from the opponent.
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-> Mavado is a leading figure in the Red Dragon, a criminal organization from which the Black Dragon broke off from. In past timelines, he held a fierce rivalry with Black Dragon member Kabal, to the extent that he attempted to kill him for his hook swords. He also carried a set of grappling hooks that he was capable of using to lethal effect.
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* TheBogan: Even as a voiceless Kameo fighter, Kano's uncouth personality still shines through with his [[SpitefulSpit unhygienic habits]].

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* TheBogan: Even as a voiceless Kameo fighter, Kano's uncouth personality still shines through with his [[SpitefulSpit unhygienic unhygienic]] [[SpitefulSpit habits]].
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!Invasion Characters
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* MultiversalConqueror: Some of the invasion modes bosses are these Nitara, Sub-Zero, and Mileena for differing reasons. While Invasion Scorpion just wants his wife back.
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* AdaptationalWeaponSwap: {{Downplayed|Trope}}: Mavado was originally designed to be a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute to Kabal who wielded his signature hook swords, along with his own arsenal of grappling hooks. As a Kameo Fighter, Mavado exclusively uses his grappling hooks, with the swords being nowhere to be seen.

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* AdaptationalWeaponSwap: {{Downplayed|Trope}}: Mavado was originally designed to be a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute to Kabal who wielded his signature hook swords, along with his own arsenal of grappling hooks. As a Kameo Fighter, Mavado exclusively uses his grappling hooks, hooks and also has a never-before-seen electric landmine, with the swords being nowhere to be seen.
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* BloodierAndGorier: Mavado only ever had one Fatality prior to this game, which involved him placing grappling hooks near his opponent's feet before launching himself into them for a brutal divekick. [[MythologyGag This is recreated for his Kameo Fatality here]], only this time, Mavado's divekick is so powerful that it splits the opponent in half, complete with an explosion of blood and gore.
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-> '''Debut Game:''' ''VideoGame/MortalKombatDeadlyAlliance''
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* AdaptationalWeaponSwap: {{Downplayed|Trope}}: Mavado was originally designed to be a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute to Kabal who wielded his signature hook swords, along with his own arsenal of grappling hooks. As a Kameo Fighter, Mavado exclusively uses his grappling hooks, with the swords being nowhere to be seen.
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* DifficultButAwesome: Most of Janet's abilities are fairly straightforward, but "Stunt Double" (her down Kameo) is easily the most complicated as it [[PuppetCharacter allows you full control of Janet]] for as long as you can hold the button down and have the Kameo meter for it (though there is an option for her to taunt, which restores some of it mid-summon). Janet has a ton of combo potential on her own, ''and'' the player can still fight using their point character, allowing players with the skill, [[SomeDexterityRequired dexterity]], and coordination to deliver insane [[AlphaStrike 2-person rushdown combos for massive damage]].

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* DifficultButAwesome: Most of Janet's abilities are fairly straightforward, but "Stunt Double" (her down Kameo) is easily the most complicated as it [[PuppetCharacter [[PuppetFighter allows you full control of Janet]] for as long as you can hold the button down and have the Kameo meter for it (though there is an option for her to taunt, which restores some of it mid-summon). Janet has a ton of combo potential on her own, ''and'' the player can still fight using their point character, allowing players with the skill, [[SomeDexterityRequired dexterity]], and coordination to deliver insane [[AlphaStrike 2-person rushdown combos for massive damage]].



* PuppetCharacter: Janet's "Stunt Double" summon allows you to manually control Janet for a handful of different moves, including her own get-ups and reversals.

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* PuppetCharacter: PuppetFighter: Janet's "Stunt Double" summon allows you to manually control Janet for a handful of different moves, including her own get-ups and reversals.
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* DifficultButAwesome: Most of Janet's abilities are fairly straightforward, but "Stunt Double" (her down Kameo) is easily the most complicated as it [[PuppetCharacter allows you full control of Janet]] for as long as you can hold the button down and have the Kameo meter for it (though there is an option for her to taunt, which restores some of it mid-summon). Janet has a ton of combo potential on her own, ''and'' the player can still fight using their point character, allowing players with the skill, [[SomeDexterityRequired dexterity]], and coordination to deliver insane [[AlphaStrike 2-person rushdown combos for massive damage]].
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* GroinAttack: DistaffCounterpart or not, she wouldn't be a Cage without the signature Nut Punch (or in this case, the "Crotch Destroyer"), which is used as an ambush attack.


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* PuppetCharacter: Janet's "Stunt Double" summon allows you to manually control Janet for a handful of different moves, including her own get-ups and reversals.
* YourMimeMakesItReal: One of her moves is "Mime Time", where -- seemingly channeling the spirit of [[MythologyGag Ninja Mime]] -- she runs in and "stops" at an "invisible" wall... which seems to be real, being able to block attacks and projectiles ''and'' restrict the opponent's movement as if it was an obstacle, though it can be surmounted by either jumping over it or attacking Janet.
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He's not a kahn in this timeline.


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* {{Retraux}}: [[DownplayedTrope Sort of a partially-invoked example]]: most Kameos are visually based off the designs from their earliest appearances, but Tremor's outfit doesn't quite resemble the ''Mortal Kombat 3'' "ninja" garb he was seen wearing in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatSpecialForces'' -- it's instead a PaletteSwap of the "ninja" uniforms worm by Scorpion and Sub-Zero from ''VideoGame/MortalKombat1992'', which were faithfully preserved with their Kameo designs. Additionally, his skin is distinctly very rocky, something he wouldn't have until all the way in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX''.



* {{Retreaux}}: [[DownplayedTrope Sort of a partially-invoked example]]: most Kameos are visually based off the designs from their earliest appearances, but Tremor's outfit doesn't quite resemble the ''Mortal Kombat 3'' "ninja" garb he was seen wearing in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatSpecialForces'' -- it's instead a PaletteSwap of the "ninja" uniforms worm by Scorpion and Sub-Zero from ''VideoGame/MortalKombat1992'', which were faithfully preserved with their Kameo designs. Additionally, his skin is distinctly very rocky, something he wouldn't have until all the way in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatX''.
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* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: In the previous timeline, Kotal and Mileena were bitter enemies and rivals for Outworld's throne. In the New Era, [[spoiler:Kotal serves Empress Mileena without any evident problems and is trusted enough to be made a general.]]

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* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: In the previous timeline, Kotal and Mileena were bitter enemies and rivals for Outworld's throne. In the New Era, [[spoiler:Kotal serves Empress Mileena without any evident problems and is trusted enough to be made a general.]]general]].
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[[folder:Kotal Khan]]
!!Kotal Khan
* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: In the previous timeline, Kotal and Mileena were bitter enemies and rivals for Outworld's throne. In the New Era, [[spoiler:Kotal serves Empress Mileena without any evident problems, and is trusted enough to be made a general.]]
* TheGhost: He is mentioned but not seen in ''[=MK1=]'', first as one of Raiden's opponents that were defeated offscreen, then in certain pre-fight dialogue it's revealed that [[spoiler:he has replaced Shao as General after he was deposed.]]
* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the New Era's changes, [[spoiler:Kotal still becomes a general in service to Outworld's throne, and he still becomes Shao's enemy after occupying a position once held by Shao.]]
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Kotal was one of Raiden's offscreen opponents in the tournament, and although he lost, Sindel considered the fight noteworthy enough to mention Kotal by name.

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* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: In the previous timeline, Kotal and Mileena were bitter enemies and rivals for Outworld's throne. In the New Era, [[spoiler:Kotal serves Empress Mileena without any evident problems, problems and is trusted enough to be made a general.]]
* TheGhost: He is mentioned but not seen in ''[=MK1=]'', first as one of Raiden's opponents that were defeated offscreen, then in certain pre-fight dialogue it's revealed that [[spoiler:he has replaced Shao as General after he was deposed.]]
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* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the New Era's changes, [[spoiler:Kotal still becomes a general in service to Outworld's throne, throne and he still becomes Shao's enemy after occupying a position once held by Shao.]]
Shao]].
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Kotal was one of Raiden's offscreen opponents in the tournament, tournament and although he lost, Sindel considered the fight noteworthy enough to mention Kotal by name.



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* DrunkOnPower: Happens in Kung Lao's Tower ending. Kung Lao's training ensures that the younger Shujinko becomes a skilled and powerful warrior, but neglects to instill the humility required to use that skill and power properly. Enamoured with his own strength, he goes on a rampage in Earthrealm, requiring the combined efforts of Kung Lao, Liu Kang and Raiden to stop him.

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* DrunkOnPower: DrunkWithPower: Happens in Kung Lao's Tower ending. Kung Lao's training ensures that the younger Shujinko becomes a skilled and powerful warrior, but neglects to instill the humility required to use that skill and power properly. Enamoured with his own strength, he goes on a rampage in Earthrealm, requiring the combined efforts of Kung Lao, Liu Kang and Raiden to stop him.

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He's not a Kameo Fighter =P


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!!Kotal Khan
* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: In the previous timeline, Kotal and Mileena were bitter enemies and rivals for Outworld's throne. In the New Era, [[spoiler:Kotal serves Empress Mileena without any evident problems, and is trusted enough to be made a general.]]
* TheGhost: He is mentioned but not seen in ''[=MK1=]'', first as one of Raiden's opponents that were defeated offscreen, then in certain pre-fight dialogue it's revealed that [[spoiler:he has replaced Shao as General after he was deposed.]]
* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the New Era's changes, [[spoiler:Kotal still becomes a general in service to Outworld's throne, and he still becomes Shao's enemy after occupying a position once held by Shao.]]
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Kotal was one of Raiden's offscreen opponents in the tournament, and although he lost, Sindel considered the fight noteworthy enough to mention Kotal by name.
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[[folder:Kotal Khan]]
!!Kotal Khan
* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: In the previous timeline, Kotal and Mileena were bitter enemies and rivals for Outworld's throne. In the New Era, [[spoiler:Kotal serves Empress Mileena without any evident problems, and is trusted enough to be made a general.]]
* TheGhost: He is mentioned but not seen in ''[=MK1=]'', first as one of Raiden's opponents that were defeated offscreen, then in certain pre-fight dialogue it's revealed that [[spoiler:he has replaced Shao as General after he was deposed.]]
* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the New Era's changes, [[spoiler:Kotal still becomes a general in service to Outworld's throne, and he still becomes Shao's enemy after occupying a position once held by Shao.]]
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Kotal was one of Raiden's offscreen opponents in the tournament, and although he lost, Sindel considered the fight noteworthy enough to mention Kotal by name.
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Individual Characters: [[Characters/MortalKombatHanzoHasashi Scorpion I (Hanzo Hasashi)]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatBiHan Sub-Zero I/Noob Saibot (Bi-Han)]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatJohnnyCage Johnny Cage]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatKano Kano]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatLiuKang Liu Kang]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatRaiden Raiden]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatShangTsung Shang Tsung]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatKuaiLiang Sub-Zero II/Scorpion II (Kuai Liang)]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatKitana Kitana]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatMileena Mileena]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatShao Shao Kahn/General Shao]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatQuanChi Quan Chi]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatKotalKahn Kotal Kahn]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatKronika Kronika]]-]]]

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Individual Characters: [[Characters/MortalKombatHanzoHasashi Scorpion I (Hanzo Hasashi)]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatBiHan Sub-Zero I/Noob Saibot (Bi-Han)]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatJohnnyCage Johnny Cage]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatKano Kano]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatLiuKang Liu Kang]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatRaiden Raiden]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatShangTsung Shang Tsung]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatKuaiLiang Sub-Zero II/Scorpion II (Kuai Liang)]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatKitana Kitana]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatMileena Mileena]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatShao Shao Kahn/General Shao]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatQuanChi Quan Chi]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatKotalKahn Kotal Kahn]] | [[Characters/MortalKombatKronika Kronika]]-]]]
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[[folder:Kotal Khan]]
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* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: In the previous timeline, Kotal and Mileena were bitter enemies and rivals for Outworld's throne. In the New Era, [[spoiler:Kotal serves Empress Mileena without any evident problems, and is trusted enough to be made a general.]]
* TheGhost: He is mentioned but not seen in ''[=MK1=]'', first as one of Raiden's opponents that were defeated offscreen, then in certain pre-fight dialogue it's revealed that [[spoiler:he has replaced Shao as General after he was deposed.]]
* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the New Era's changes, [[spoiler:Kotal still becomes a general in service to Outworld's throne, and he still becomes Shao's enemy after occupying a position once held by Shao.]]
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: Kotal was one of Raiden's offscreen opponents in the tournament, and although he lost, Sindel considered the fight noteworthy enough to mention Kotal by name.
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* TheGhost: While the New Era version of Kano does not appear in ''Mortal Kombat 1'', the Black Dragon clan he founded is still around, he receives a few offhanded mentions, he's one of the voices to criticize (and kill) you if you fail Invasion minigames, and [[spoiler:several of the composite fighters of Armageddon have his blades and laser eye]].

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-> In past timelines, the title of "Scorpion" was bestowed upon Hanzo Hasashi, a shinobi of the Shirai Ryu clan. Murdered, along with his clan and family, by Sub-Zero in a devious plot orchestrated by Quan Chi, he would be reborn as a revenant, a vengeful spirit driven only by a burning desire for revenge.

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-> In past timelines, the title of "Scorpion" was bestowed upon [[Characters/MortalKombatHanzoHasashi Hanzo Hasashi, Hasashi]], a shinobi of the Shirai Ryu clan. Murdered, along with his clan and family, by Sub-Zero in a devious plot orchestrated by Quan Chi, he would be reborn as a revenant, a vengeful spirit driven only by a burning desire for revenge.
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** Kameo Fighters who originated from the '90s games have intentionally cheap-looking outfits, down to the Scorpion and Sub-Zero being palette swaps. Sonya is notable for having two distinct costumes, representing her appearances from the original 1991 game in addition to ''Mortal Kombat 3''.
** Kano, based off his ''Mortal Kombat (1991)'' appearance, lacks the beard of his Netherrealm Studios appearance and Jax, based off his ''Mortal Kombat II'' design doesn't have his now ubiquitous metal arms until you unlock his ''3'' inspired skins.

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** Kameo Fighters who originated from the '90s games have intentionally cheap-looking outfits, down to the Scorpion and Sub-Zero being palette swaps. Sonya is notable for having two distinct costumes, representing her appearances from the original 1991 1992 game in addition to ''Mortal Kombat 3''.
** Kano, based off his ''Mortal Kombat (1991)'' (1992)'' appearance, lacks the beard of his Netherrealm Studios appearance and Jax, based off his ''Mortal Kombat II'' design doesn't have his now ubiquitous metal arms until you unlock his ''3'' inspired skins.
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* TheBogan: Even as a voiceless Kameo fighter, Kano's uncouth personality still shines through with his [[SpitefulSpit unhygienic habits]].

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