Supergirl's Brutality, while also remain in leftovers form, can be "manually" billed together again, as it is clear that the opponent's final defeat animation of that Brutality, in which the opponent remains stuck with his/her head and torso in the ground, is supposed to be attached to Supergirl's throw, in which Supergirl throw the opponent high into the sky, causing them to land on the ground, headfirst.
However, did you know that Injustice 2 also had Brutalities, or at least they were planned to be included there?Īs discovered by a YouTuber named Ermaccer, IJ2 had a few, hidden and scrapped Brutalities for 3 characters: Aquaman, Supergirl and Superman, all whom were included in the roster for the IJ2 beta, which means that these were originally planned to be in the game, but then the whole idea was scrapped before the game's release, and these Brutalities were remain hidden in the game's files all along.Īs you can see in the video below, Aquaman's Brutality is just leftovers of it that only include Aquaman's winning pose and the opponent's final defeat animation.
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We can all now share this hope so we would be able to see how the Mortal Kombat series become the iconic franchise that it is today.ĭid you like this update? Then follow us on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Discord.Īs you know, Mortal Kombat XL reintroduced the Brutalities as mid-match condition-based Finishers, rather than the long combo-based ones that they were in Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 and Mortal Kombat Trilogy, and then they were brought back in Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate. Enjoy.Īt the end, Boon said that he hopes to share more behind-the-scenes footage like this.
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Continuing the celebration, Boon shared another video, this time showing the process coming with the fighting stances for both Scorpion and Sub-Zero in MK1, which would become iconic.īoon explains in full detail the whole process, from how they and on what basis both Boon and John Tobias had to make their decisions, what ideas for stances make the cut to the final game, how it went with the budget and memory that were given to them for making the game and more.Ĭheck out the video from Boon's Tweet along with the whole thread below. Several months ago, Ed Boon shared a video of the creation of Scorpion's iconic Spear move in Mortal Kombat 1, in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Mortal Kombat series which will is of course this year.
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