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* SecondaryCharacterTitle: Nakano the Sorcerer is killed off by the main bad guy in the prologue of the film, although Kane inherits his powers because of that, becoming a MagicKnight in the process.
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* BuriedAlive: Kane and his two immortal companions are buried inside Nakano's cave when it collapses after his death, with only Connor escaping. Since they're immortal, however, they don't die, and are incredibly pissed off when they are released centuries later.
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* BuriedAlive: Kane and his two immortal companions are buried inside Nakano's cave when it collapses after his death, with only Connor escaping. Since they're immortal, however, immortal they don't do not die, and are incredibly pissed off when they are released centuries later.
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* CoDragons: Kane is introduced with two other evil immortals who seem to work for him, but they're quickly killed off when he sends off one--Khan--to fight [=MacLeod=] by himself and betrays and kills the other to [[DevourTheDragon absorb his powers]].
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* CoDragons: Kane is introduced with two other evil immortals who seem to work for him, but they're quickly killed off when he sends off one--Khan--to one (Senghi Khan) to fight [=MacLeod=] by himself and betrays and kills the other (Khabul Khan) to [[DevourTheDragon absorb his powers]].powers]].
* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Kane is very similar to the Kurgan from ''Film/{{Highlander}}'', a sword-wielding barbarian madman who has clashed with Connor in the past, beheaded an important mentor of his, and is still pursuing Connor to get the Prize. They differ in that Kane starts out with two allies before going solo and is also a MagicKnight, which makes him more dangerous.
* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Kane is very similar to the Kurgan from ''Film/{{Highlander}}'', a sword-wielding barbarian madman who has clashed with Connor in the past, beheaded an important mentor of his, and is still pursuing Connor to get the Prize. They differ in that Kane starts out with two allies before going solo and is also a MagicKnight, which makes him more dangerous.
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* SamePlotSequel This film follows the plot of the original ''Film/{{Highlander}}'' very closely after the disappointing ''Film/HighlanderIITheQuickening''. Once again, Connor is pursued by a very powerful and evil immortal from his past, there's a romance subplot with a present-day mortal woman who mirrors a woman from Connor's past, the {{Muggle|s}} police start investigating Connor because of all the strange beheadings he's involved in, the villain kidnaps one of Connor's loved ones towards the climax to draw him out, and at the end Connor finally defeats the villain after a heated duel and wins the Prize.
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* FairPlayVillain: Subverted. In Connor's final duel with Kane, he loses his sword. Kane offers it back, claiming he can't fight an unarmed man. He immediately retracts the offer, since life isn't fair anyway.
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* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Connor [=MacLeod=] has very passionate and romantic sex scenes with his past and present love interests. The villain, Kane, visits a hooker in a seedy inner city neighborhood whom he proceeds to physically abuse.
* SexualKarma: Connor [=MacLeod=] has very passionate and romantic sex scenes with his past and present {{love interest}}s. The villain, Kane, visits a hooker in a seedy inner city neighborhood whom he proceeds to physically abuse.
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* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: Brenda Wyatt, Connor's girlfriend from the first film, died from a car crash before the modern day events of this film.
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[[SequelReset Ignoring]] the events of [[Film/HighlanderIITheQuickening the previous film]], Connor [=MacLeod=] (Creator/ChristopherLambert) now lives a quiet life as the winner of The Prize. But Kane (Creator/MarioVanPeebles), an old enemy of Connor's, is released from the cave he was imprisoned centuries ago and is now seeking revenge.
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[[SequelReset Ignoring]] the events of [[Film/HighlanderIITheQuickening the previous film]], Connor [=MacLeod=] (Creator/ChristopherLambert) now lives a quiet life as the winner of The Prize. But Kane (Creator/MarioVanPeebles), an old enemy of Connor's, is released from the cave where he was imprisoned centuries ago and is now seeking revenge.
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[[SequelReset Ignoring]] the events of [[Film/HighlanderIITheQuickening the previous film]], Connor [=MacLeod=] (Creator/ChristopherLambert) now lives a quiet life as the winner of The Prize. But Kane, Kane (Creator/MarioVanPeebles), an old enemy of Connor's, is released from the cave he was imprisoned centuries ago and is now seeking revenge.
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* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Connor [=MacLeod=] has very passionate and romantic sex scenes with his past and present love interests. The villain Kane visits a hooker in a seedy inner city neighborhood whom he proceeds to physically abuse.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Kane messes around with Connor in the final battle by creating an illusion where Connor apparently manages to cut him in half.
* ImmortalProcreationClause: Connor has adopted a son named John to have children, since he can't procreate while he remains immortal. Kane taunts Connor with having had to lie to all his past wives just to be a dick.
* KickTheDog: Kane's entire arc is basically one long line of atrocities to cement his evil. For instance, he slaughters a village in the opening when they don't immediately tell him where Nakano is, endangers the life of a small boy for kicks and ''rapes a prostitute''.
* LecherousLicking: Kane does quite a bit of perverted tongue wagging, for instance when he threatens to rape Connor's love interest.
* LosingYourHead: After Nakano is decapitated by Kane, he still manages to speak and cast a spell on his cave to trap him.
* MageInManhattan: Kane is a magician immortal who travels to modern NYC and immediately starts causing trouble.
* MagicKnight: Kane is the titular sorcerer that qualified for this trope, since he is a swordsman like most Immortals and gained magical powers from an Immortal magician he beheaded. He typically manifests his abilities as illusions, though.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Kane messes around with Connor in the final battle by creating an illusion where Connor apparently manages to cut him in half.
* ImmortalProcreationClause: Connor has adopted a son named John to have children, since he can't procreate while he remains immortal. Kane taunts Connor with having had to lie to all his past wives just to be a dick.
* KickTheDog: Kane's entire arc is basically one long line of atrocities to cement his evil. For instance, he slaughters a village in the opening when they don't immediately tell him where Nakano is, endangers the life of a small boy for kicks and ''rapes a prostitute''.
* LecherousLicking: Kane does quite a bit of perverted tongue wagging, for instance when he threatens to rape Connor's love interest.
* LosingYourHead: After Nakano is decapitated by Kane, he still manages to speak and cast a spell on his cave to trap him.
* MageInManhattan: Kane is a magician immortal who travels to modern NYC and immediately starts causing trouble.
* MagicKnight: Kane is the titular sorcerer that qualified for this trope, since he is a swordsman like most Immortals and gained magical powers from an Immortal magician he beheaded. He typically manifests his abilities as illusions, though.
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* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Connor [=MacLeod=] has very passionate and romantic sex scenes with his past and present love interests. The villain Kane villain, Kane, visits a hooker in a seedy inner city neighborhood whom he proceeds to physically abuse.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Kanemesses around plays mind games with Connor in during the final battle by creating an illusion where Connor apparently manages to cut him in half.
* ImmortalProcreationClause: Connor has adopted a son named John to have children, since he can't procreate while he remains immortal. Kane taunts Connorwith over having had to lie to all his past wives just to be a dick.
* KickTheDog: Kane's entire arc is basically one longline string of atrocities to cement his evil. For instance, he slaughters a village in during the opening of the film when they the people living there don't immediately tell him where Nakano is, endangers the life of a small boy for kicks and ''rapes a prostitute''.
*LecherousLicking: Kane does quite a bit of perverted tongue wagging, for instance when he threatens to rape Connor's love interest.
*LosingYourHead: After Nakano is decapitated by Kane, he Kane decapitates Nakano, the sorcerer still manages to speak and cast a spell recite an incantation on his cave to trap him.
* MageInManhattan: Kane isa magician an immortal sorcerer who travels to modern NYC New York City and immediately starts causing trouble.
* MagicKnight: Kane is the titular sorcerer that qualified for this trope, since he is a swordsman like most Immortals and gained magical powers from an Immortalmagician sorcerer he beheaded. He typically manifests his abilities as illusions, though.
* HalfTheManHeUsedToBe: Kane
* ImmortalProcreationClause: Connor has adopted a son named John to have children, since he can't procreate while he remains immortal. Kane taunts Connor
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Connor and Kane fight on holy ground, their swords shatter. This conflicts with the series, (where Joe at one point says that a fight on holy ground caused the eruption of Pompei.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Connor and Kane fight on holy ground, their swords shatter. This somewhat conflicts with the series, (where where Joe at one point says that a fight on holy ground caused the eruption of Pompei.Pompei. Though that was a fight all the way to a Quickening, and is a Watcher legend; this could be an example of a "cosmic warning shot."
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Connor and Kane fight on holy ground, Connor's sword shatters. This conflicts with both the first movie (where the Immortals were forbidden to fight) and the series (where Joe at one point says that a fight on holy ground caused the eruption of Pompei).
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Connor and Kane fight on holy ground, Connor's sword shatters. their swords shatter. This conflicts with both the first movie (where the Immortals were forbidden to fight) and the series series, (where Joe at one point says that a fight on holy ground caused the eruption of Pompei).Pompei.
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* MageInManhattan: Kane is a magician immortal who awakens in modern NYC and immediately starts causing trouble.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Connor and Kane fight on holy ground, Connor's sword shatters. This conflicts with both the first movie (where the Immortals were forbidden to fight) and the series (where Joe at one point says that a fight on holy ground caused the eruption of Pompei).
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* CoDragons: Kane is introduced with two other evil immortals who seem to work for him, but they're quickly killed off when he sends off one to fight [=MacLeod=] by himself and betrays and kills the other to [[DevourTheDragon absorb his powers]].
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* CoDragons: Kane is introduced with two other evil immortals who seem to work for him, but they're quickly killed off when he sends off one to one--Khan--to fight [=MacLeod=] by himself and betrays and kills the other to [[DevourTheDragon absorb his powers]].
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* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: Kane is portrayed as much more dangerous and deadly than the Kurgan because of his shapeshifting powers and eagerness to fight on holy ground.
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* SortingAlgorithmOfEvil: Kane is portrayed as much more dangerous and deadly than the Kurgan because of his shapeshifting illusion powers and eagerness to fight on holy ground.
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* ParanormalGamblingAdvantage: The MagicKnight Kane turns the tables on a duo of card hustlers by turning their entire deck into winning cards.
