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Mortal Kombat: Legacy has finally returned. And without further introduction, here are all the episodes of Season 2:
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The long wait is finally over, Mortal Kombat: Legacy Season 2 arrives tomorrow, September 26th, on Machinima. And this time we won't have to wait an entire week for the next episode, as all episodes will be released together. Take a look at this brand new trailer:
Also, take a look at this interview with Mortal Kombat: Legacy director Kevin Tancharoen, in which he does not only discuss the series, but the upcoming movie as well:

HC: Does the the upcoming movie function as “Mortal Kombat Legacy 3″? Or will it start from scratch?

KT: We made a conscious decision that the movie is going to be its own universe, the reason being that we want “Legacy” to live on its own and I don’t want them to have to rely on each other because I think the world of “Legacy” still has a lot of stories to tell. They’re just two different mediums and two different styles of storytelling. I picture that there’s also a version of “Mortal Kombat” that’s a TV version or a Netflix version that lives on and is epic in its scope like “Game of Thrones.” Obviously, they’re not shy about killing their main characters, and I would have to do the same thing. “Mortal Kombat” has been around for over 20 years. The movie has to stand on its own. We want to take the mythology that everyone knows but also add to it. We’re still taking the canon, but we’re adding additional characters to still push it forward for another, who knows, 20 or 30 years. “Mortal Kombat” could be one of those games that could be around forever, and that’s how we’re treating the feature film.

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This years' San Diego Comic Con has come and passed and Netherrealm Studios and Warner Bros. were once again there to promote their current and future products. One of them is of course Season 2 of the Mortal Kombat: Legacy web series, which had its own panel. Series director Kevin Tancharoen, Mortal Kombat co-creator Ed Boon and cast members Brian Tee (Liu Kang), Casper Van Dien (Johnny Cage), Ian Anthony Dale (Scorpion) and Samantha Jo (Kitana) were all present to discuss the second season with the fans.

Part of the panel was a clip of a battle between Johnny Cage, Mileena and Kitata, that ends with a Fatality. Recording the clip was unfortunately not allowed, but you can watch the rest of the panel below:
When asked why Jeri Ryan (Sonya) is missing from the second season, Kevin Tancharoen explained that she was missing due to a scheduling conflict with the currently ongoing series, that she is shooting. He also stated that she will return as Sonya in the third season. A third season has not been announced yet, so read this as "She might return as Sonya in the third season, if there is one.".

Another highlight of the panel was when Ed Boon was asked to show everyone, why he is the voice of Scorpion and perform the legendary Get Over Here.

Here are also several pictures from the panel, including a poster for the second season:
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Season 2 arrives this September on Machinima.

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During Machinima Prime's 24-Hour First Birthday stream, Mortal Kombat: Legacy director Kevin Tancharoen briefly discussed his work on the web series and the new movie.

He revealed that he is creating a new character for the movie and that if things go well, the character might appear in the next game as DLC character.
Part of the stream was a brand new video from the second season of Mortal Kombat: Legacy. The video shows a complete fight scene between Scorpion and Bi Han, the elder Sub-Zero. Take a look, it start at 23:48:00:
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Things have been really quiet on the Mortal Kombat: Legacy Season 2 front for quite some time and we all have been asking ourselves what exactly has been going on with the series, as the new season was finished months ago.

A day ago Johnny Cage actor Casper Van Dien shared on Twitter that the cast and crew was invited to watch a screening of the second season. He even posted a picture from the event.
Several hours ago, Kung Lao actor Mark Dacascos posted on his Facebook page a photo of the after party. In his post he shares that he was told that the second season of Mortal Kombat: Legacy will premier in September 2013 on Machinima:

Aloha! We had a cast and crew screening of Mortal Kombat Legacy, Season 2, last night. I can't wait for you to see it. They told us it will premiere on Machinima in September, 2013. Aloha, MD

Are you missing your favorite Mortal Kombat webseries? Then take a look at the latest episode of our own webseries, The History of Mortal Kombat:
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