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Dominic Cianciolo On The Mortal Kombat 11 Story Mode
by Roy Arkon on Jul 31, 2020 :: 0 Dominic Cianciolo, the story and voiceover director of NetherRealm Studios, has set with Gamespot on their Audio Log show to talk about the Mortal Kombat 11 story mode, both in the base game and the Aftermath expansion. In this video, Ciandiolo explains how the team came up with and implemented the time travel storyline in MK11, and how they were influenced by other pop culture franchises such as Westworld and Back to the Future.
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MK11 Aftermath Skin Packs Reveled - Dates Included
by Roy Arkon on Jul 28, 2020 :: 2 As you might remember, the Mortal Kombat 11 Aftermath expansion included 3 skin packs, and also an exclusive Johnny Cage Skin for those who purchased the expansion, named the "Thanks a Million" skin. Now Ed Boon has reveled via Tweeter the Skin Packs for MK11 Aftermath as well as the dates.
As you can see, the "Thanks a Million" Johnny Cage Skin is already available right now for Aftermath expansion owners, and for now we know the following details for the Skin Packs:
* Summer Heat Skin Pack (August 6) - Baraka, Erron Black and Kitana
* Klassic Femme Fatale Skin Pack (August 25) - Characters not known yet
* All Hallow's Eve Skin Pack (October 08) - Characters not known yet
Also on a side note, the Baraka Skin in the Summer Heat Pack is a reference for the YouTube comedy show called Mortal Komedy, which is based on and inspired by Mortal Kombat.
So now that we know the dates for each Pack, now we only have to wait for each Pack to arrive. As for the last 2 Skin Packs, stay tune for when the final details will be revealed for them as well.
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New Mortal Kombat Movie Progress and Fatality News
by Roy Arkon on Jul 24, 2020 :: 0 ComicBook.com has posted a new article regarding the new Mortal Kombat Movie, stating that the progress of the movie still continues despite COVID-19 and the movie is still set to be released on January 15, 2021. In addition, the article mentions that the Fatalities in the movie will use more practical affects rather then CGI, and according to writer Greg Russo, the movie isn't going to include Fatalities that we haven't seen before, but they are also not going to be there for the sake of being there alone, and will have an actual point of being in the movie, just like with everything else in it.
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Ed Boon Teasing Ermac and Smoke For Mortal Kombat 11?
by Roy Arkon on Jul 12, 2020 :: 1 Ed Boon is coming with what can possibliy be another character tease, in a 2 for 1 special for that matter. First, Boon has Tweeted this trailer, confirming that Human Smoke is coming to Mortal Kombat Mobile, which features his iconic Living Forest secretive lurking hint from Mortal Kombat II.
This could've end right here as it officially confirms that Human Smoke is coming to MK Mobile, but it didn't. Almost immidiatly after that Tweet, Boon came with another one, featuring Scorpion, Human Smoke (with the same render from the MK Mobile trailer) and Ermac.
This might be nothing more then just another tease. However, with the high potential for more characters and content for Mortal Kombat 11, it seems that this could lead to the inclusion of both the Red and Gray Palliate Swap Ninjas for MK11. We will see what happens in the upcoming months.
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Shawn Kittelsen Reveals The Cancelled Sequel To MKX Comic
by Roy Arkon on Jun 22, 2020 :: 1 As you might remember, the Mortal Kombat XL Comic written by Shawn Kittelsen, who also wrote the in-game story modes for Injustice 2, Mortal Kombat 11 and it's Aftermath story expansion, was ended with a lot of cliffhangers and unanswered questions. It turns out that the MKX Comics was planned to have a sequel to it, basically a season 2, which was unfortunately cancelled, and that season 2 was supposed to reveal the answers for those questions, some of which are teased in some places in MK11 such as Sheeva's intros.
Now thanks for the YouTube channel The History Behind the Warrior, Kittelsen directly reveals to us the plot that he planned all the way back then for the MKX Comic season 2. It should be noted however that what Kittelsen reveals is not an official canon but only apocryphal as he never even wrote it down in it's entirety. As a matter of fact, Kittelsen also reveals that he never actually worked for NetherRealm Studios and WB Games under contract but only as a freelancer, and now he is no longer working with them at the moment, and therefore he doesn't represent their opinions in any shape or form. So all of this can only be considered as possible scenario of what could've been.
Here is the video from History Behind the Warrior featuring Kittelsen with the full story. Enjoy 
Author's opinion: This really clears a lot of things regarding the MKX comics. Even though the MKX comics are only semi-canon, this story that Kittelsen planned clears a lot of things that could've gone extremely well with the actual game's story mode, and of course with MK11's intros. And he even planned to make a Season 3, it's such a shame that we couldn't have got it, but at the very least we got the clarification for what was planned and it's defiantly great to see it finally been revealed. Not to mention all of the callbacks and fan service that was presented in this apocryphal canon, as it is takes a lot of alternatives to events from Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, Mortal Kombat: Deception and Mortal Kombat: Armageddon Also, Kittelsen is 110% totally right about the personal head-canons for everyone, as everyone can have their own canon thanks to Kronika, and it's excellent to see him coming with the classifications regarding decisions for the story and characters.
So there you have it folks. The untold story of the MKX Comic has finally been revealed. Right from the man himself, Shawn Kittelsen.
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