Tuesday • June 18, 2013
MORTAL KOMBAT: LEGACY Live-Action Web Series Episode 7 - Scorpion & Sub Zero (Part 1)
The seventh episode of the popular web series is now available to to watch online, and introduces fans to the two most popular characters in Mortal Kombat mythology.
Mortal Kombat: Legacy brings to life the complex and rich history of the gaming world of MORTAL KOMBAT. Shao Kahn and Shang Tsung are obsessed with reigning over various realms (parallel universes) and the winners of Mortal Kombat competitions are granted supreme control over these worlds. The Earthrealm (Earth) is an unconscious participant in this competition and only a few select humans understand the consequences of losing Mortal Kombat and what it will mean to Earth. In a universe with powerful evil sorcerers, cyborgs, Gods and movie stars, this Mortal Kombat digital media series drives a cohesive understanding of what this Universe is all about.
Episode 7: Scorpion and Sub Zero (Part 1)
Hanzo Hasashi, better known as the warrior Scorpion, is summoned to meet with the Shogun of Kumamoto Castle. While traveling, the fearless General of the Shirai Ryu clan encounters his mortal enemy, Sub-Zero. Scorpion realizes too late that this trap has led him away from his village and family, leaving them without means to defend themselves. He knows that he must defeat Sub-Zero and return to his village before it is too late.
Mortal Kombat: Legacy stars Michael Jai White (Jackson Briggs), Jeri Ryan (Sonya Blade), Ian Anthony Dale (Scorpion), Kevan Ohtsji (Sub Zero), Darren Shahlavi (Kano), Ryan Robbins (Raiden), Matt Mullins (Johnny Cage), Tahmoh Penikett (Stryker), Shane Warren Jones (Cyrax), Peter Shinkoda (Sektor), Sam Tjhia (Kitana), Jolene Tran (Mileena), Beatrice Ilg (Queen Sindel), Tracy Spiridakos (Blue), Fraser Aitcheson (Baraka) and Aleks Paunovic (Shao Kahn).
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Boy October
YES! This was awesome! I love everything about it. I can't wait until part 2!
JusMe6
The guy making these movies deserves at least 20% of the profits of any Mortal Combat merchandise for the rest of his life. This guy is breathing life into a DEAD franchise that hasn't been in any way interesting since the fourth grade. I'd hate to think that this guy is getting nothing for his efforts while lazy franchise owners who haven't contributed anything are getting rich. This guy deserves a dam medal.
Boy October
The guy making these movies deserves at least 20% of the profits of any Mortal Combat merchandise for the rest of his life. This guy is breathing life into a DEAD franchise that hasn't been in any way interesting since the fourth grade. I'd hate to think that this guy is getting nothing for his efforts while lazy franchise owners who haven't contributed anything are getting rich. This guy deserves a dam medal.
Have you not played any of the games that have been released since MK4? I'd say that the franchise has gotten nothing but MORE interesting.
Hellboy
this was coooooooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ruwan
i can't wait for RYU to save the day!!!! lol
JusMe6
The guy making these movies deserves at least 20% of the profits of any Mortal Combat merchandise for the rest of his life. This guy is breathing life into a DEAD franchise that hasn't been in any way interesting since the fourth grade. I'd hate to think that this guy is getting nothing for his efforts while lazy franchise owners who haven't contributed anything are getting rich. This guy deserves a dam medal.
Have you not played any of the games that have been released since MK4? I'd say that the franchise has gotten nothing but MORE interesting.
I admit that I've never really gotten into the MK games. The first movie left a bad taste in my mouth (as is common with video game movies). The games just looked to me like a bunch of mindless gore and violence centered around a lot of over-the-top mysticism. If I had taken a closer look I might have felt otherwise. This video series is making very easy for people like me--who generally roll their eyes at anything MK (I'm looking at you "MK vs DCU")--to eagerly jump on the fanboy-wagon. I will be VERY disappointed if this series does not continue into a second season.
Keven | Music Editor
still haven't watch an episode past part 1.
I've been waiting for this arc with great expectations. i'll likely still wait until all 10 episodes are done and then watch everything in a row.
Boy October
The guy making these movies deserves at least 20% of the profits of any Mortal Combat merchandise for the rest of his life. This guy is breathing life into a DEAD franchise that hasn't been in any way interesting since the fourth grade. I'd hate to think that this guy is getting nothing for his efforts while lazy franchise owners who haven't contributed anything are getting rich. This guy deserves a dam medal.
Have you not played any of the games that have been released since MK4? I'd say that the franchise has gotten nothing but MORE interesting.
I admit that I've never really gotten into the MK games. The first movie left a bad taste in my mouth (as is common with video game movies). The games just looked to me like a bunch of mindless gore and violence centered around a lot of over-the-top mysticism. If I had taken a closer look I might have felt otherwise. This video series is making very easy for people like me--who generally roll their eyes at anything MK (I'm looking at you "MK vs DCU")--to eagerly jump on the fanboy-wagon. I will be VERY disappointed if this series does not continue into a second season.
While I agree that the gore and violence tends to be mindless ((especially the gore)): the story is awesome. I have a friend who hates playing the games but loves the story. Ignore the movies and most of the gore. If you just looked at the story: I'm sure that you'd like it. It's great stuff.
Mileena16
that was yummy
Redbeard
The guy making these movies deserves at least 20% of the profits of any Mortal Combat merchandise for the rest of his life. This guy is breathing life into a DEAD franchise that hasn't been in any way interesting since the fourth grade. I'd hate to think that this guy is getting nothing for his efforts while lazy franchise owners who haven't contributed anything are getting rich. This guy deserves a dam medal.
Have you not played any of the games that have been released since MK4? I'd say that the franchise has gotten nothing but MORE interesting.
I admit that I've never really gotten into the MK games. The first movie left a bad taste in my mouth (as is common with video game movies). The games just looked to me like a bunch of mindless gore and violence centered around a lot of over-the-top mysticism. If I had taken a closer look I might have felt otherwise. This video series is making very easy for people like me--who generally roll their eyes at anything MK (I'm looking at you "MK vs DCU")--to eagerly jump on the fanboy-wagon. I will be VERY disappointed if this series does not continue into a second season.
While I agree that the gore and violence tends to be mindless ((especially the gore)): the story is awesome. I have a friend who hates playing the games but loves the story. Ignore the movies and most of the gore. If you just looked at the story: I'm sure that you'd like it. It's great stuff.
Agreed. MK9 has one, if not the best, story mode in the fighting game genre hands down.