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Accidental Downer Ending is the new trope
* AccidentalDownerEnding: Thanks to the show never getting a second season, [[spoiler:the show ends with Shao Kahn killing everyone.]]
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* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:The show ends with Shao Kahn killing everyone.]]
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* FigureItOutYourself: The vast majority of Raiden's advice to the three protagonists boils down to this. Justified because, being an immortal god, he is limited as to exactly how much he can help Earth Realm. Therefore, he wants the heroes to learn things on their own as much as possible, since he quite literally can't fight their battles for them. The few times he does NOT offer cryptic and unhelpful "advice" signifies that a GodzillaThreshold has been or is about to be crossed...
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** The show is also the origin of the Lin Kuei insignia as it appears from VideoGame/MortalKombat9 onwards.
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** Omegis reawakening Master Cho at the very end of "The Master". When she appears in the finale, he isn't seen or mentioned.
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** Omegis reawakening Master Cho at the very end of "The Master". When she appears During her appearances in the finale, he isn't seen or mentioned.
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* AbortedArc: In the premier, Shang Tsung vows to free the warriors imprisoned in Shao Kahn's mines so that he can raise up an army and overthrow him. This plot point is never ever mentioned again.
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* AbortedArc: In the premier, Shang Tsung vows to free the warriors imprisoned in Shao Kahn's mines so that he can raise up an army and overthrow him. This plot point only comes up one other time during the episode "Festival of Death" when Shang Tsung resurrects one of them to fight Kung Lao and is never ever mentioned again.again afterward.
** The Lin Kuei tasking Smoke with killing Sub-Zero at the end of "The Serpent and the Ice".
** Omegis reawakening Master Cho at the very end of "The Master". When she appears in the finale, he isn't seen or mentioned.
** The Lin Kuei tasking Smoke with killing Sub-Zero at the end of "The Serpent and the Ice".
** Omegis reawakening Master Cho at the very end of "The Master". When she appears in the finale, he isn't seen or mentioned.
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''Mortal Kombat: Conquest'' was a [[ShortRunners short-lived]] live-action TV series based on the highly successful ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' video games, airing from 1998 to 99 first in syndication and then on Creator/{{TNT}}.
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''Mortal Kombat: Conquest'' was a [[ShortRunners short-lived]] live-action TV series based on the highly successful ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' video games, airing from 1998 to 99 1999 first in syndication and then on Creator/{{TNT}}.
