Why T-1000 in Mortal Kombat 1 Makes No Sense
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T-1000 joins Mortal Kombat 1
T-1000 joins Mortal Kombat 1 as part of the Kaos Reigns Expansion's Kombat Pack Season 2 . This liquid metal assassin from Terminator 2: Judgment Day has taken his place alongside some of the most random guest characters in Mortal Kombat history.
This video is a lighthearted and fun take on the bizarre lineup of guest characters introduced in the new DLC, including unexpected names like Lego Bionicles, Conan O’Brien, and a few other eccentric characters. But our primary focus is the T-1000, a liquid metal assassin known for its unstoppable nature in the Terminator films. As fans of both the Terminator franchise and the Mortal Kombat series, we couldn’t help but question how a character made of liquid metal could function in a world filled with bone-crushing fatalities and brutalities.
We delve into the nitty-gritty of Mortal Kombat’s combat mechanics, exploring the peculiarities of how the T-1000’s liquid metal body might fare against the series' iconic finishing moves. From wondering how X-ray moves would show any internal damage on a character with no bones to the logistical challenge of freezing or burning an enemy made entirely of malleable liquid metal, we cover all the hilarious inconsistencies that come with the T-1000’s inclusion.
The video also touches on past Mortal Kombat guest characters like the T-800 from Mortal Kombat 11 and the Alien from Mortal Kombat X. While these characters had unique ways of fitting into the Mortal Kombat lore, the T-1000 presents a unique challenge due to its distinct nature and capabilities. We even discuss fan-favorite, Khrome, a character born from a manufacturing error, and how the T-1000 might be the closest thing we’ll get to a playable Khrome in the franchise.
This video isn’t a criticism of the T-1000’s presence in the game but rather a fun and engaging look at the peculiarities of its inclusion. With a humorous and irreverent approach, we invite fans to join the conversation and share their thoughts on this unusual addition to the Mortal Kombat roster. Will the T-1000 become a beloved guest character, or is it destined to be a puzzling footnote in the game’s history?
If you’re a fan of Mortal Kombat, the Terminator series, or just enjoy a good laugh at the quirks of video game logic, this video is for you. Make sure to watch until the end for a fun discussion and some surprising insights into the world of Mortal Kombat 1. And don't forget to leave your thoughts in the comments below, letting us know how you feel about the Kombat Pack 2 and whether you think the T-1000 will be a hit or a miss.
Join us for more deep dives and discussions on all things Mortal Kombat, as we explore the lore, characters, and gameplay mechanics that make this franchise a favorite among fighting game enthusiasts
Terminator Theme Remix
Terminator Theme Remix
Composer:@ghost123
#mk1 #mortalkombat #t1000
This video is a lighthearted and fun take on the bizarre lineup of guest characters introduced in the new DLC, including unexpected names like Lego Bionicles, Conan O’Brien, and a few other eccentric characters. But our primary focus is the T-1000, a liquid metal assassin known for its unstoppable nature in the Terminator films. As fans of both the Terminator franchise and the Mortal Kombat series, we couldn’t help but question how a character made of liquid metal could function in a world filled with bone-crushing fatalities and brutalities.
We delve into the nitty-gritty of Mortal Kombat’s combat mechanics, exploring the peculiarities of how the T-1000’s liquid metal body might fare against the series' iconic finishing moves. From wondering how X-ray moves would show any internal damage on a character with no bones to the logistical challenge of freezing or burning an enemy made entirely of malleable liquid metal, we cover all the hilarious inconsistencies that come with the T-1000’s inclusion.
The video also touches on past Mortal Kombat guest characters like the T-800 from Mortal Kombat 11 and the Alien from Mortal Kombat X. While these characters had unique ways of fitting into the Mortal Kombat lore, the T-1000 presents a unique challenge due to its distinct nature and capabilities. We even discuss fan-favorite, Khrome, a character born from a manufacturing error, and how the T-1000 might be the closest thing we’ll get to a playable Khrome in the franchise.
This video isn’t a criticism of the T-1000’s presence in the game but rather a fun and engaging look at the peculiarities of its inclusion. With a humorous and irreverent approach, we invite fans to join the conversation and share their thoughts on this unusual addition to the Mortal Kombat roster. Will the T-1000 become a beloved guest character, or is it destined to be a puzzling footnote in the game’s history?
If you’re a fan of Mortal Kombat, the Terminator series, or just enjoy a good laugh at the quirks of video game logic, this video is for you. Make sure to watch until the end for a fun discussion and some surprising insights into the world of Mortal Kombat 1. And don't forget to leave your thoughts in the comments below, letting us know how you feel about the Kombat Pack 2 and whether you think the T-1000 will be a hit or a miss.
Join us for more deep dives and discussions on all things Mortal Kombat, as we explore the lore, characters, and gameplay mechanics that make this franchise a favorite among fighting game enthusiasts
Terminator Theme Remix
Terminator Theme Remix
Composer:@ghost123
#mk1 #mortalkombat #t1000
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