2023's 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Mortal Kombat 1 rebooted the franchise once again, introducing fans to a “New Era” that feels fresh yet familiar. While some characters remained mostly the same in the reset, such as beloved action hero Johnny Cage, others underwent major transformations to🎐 their identities, like the shapeshifting Reptile/Syzoth.

With the release of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Khaos Reigns, new versions of the cyber ninjas Cyrax and Sektor, and the demonic entity known as Noob Saibot joined the roster - with three Hollywood 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Guest Fighters arriving soon after. The New Era is the perfect opportunity to reboot lesser known or unpopular f෴ighters and give them a whole new generation of fans. Here are the ones we want ♎to see.

10 Kintaro

There are two things MK fans know about Kintaro: he's got four arms, and he looks like a tiger. That's the sum of his whole personality. Like fellow fan-favorite fighters Goro and Sheeva, Kintaro is a Shokan warrior, but has always been considered the third wheel of the trio. If it wasn't for his a🦄ppearance, he wouldn't stand out at all.

Now that the New Era has just begun, Kintaro can finally make a name for himself. Perhaps a sequel could show how he and his fellow tiger-Shokans have been discriminated against by t💙heir own people because of their appearance.

9 Kira

A member of the Black Dragon clan, Kira was introduced in Mortal Kombat: Deception and served as the temporary replacement and a combination of the fighters Kano and Sonya Blade. While she'sꦇ made a few appearances in other MK media, she's only been in two of the games, making her the most underdeveloped of the franchise's f🃏emale villains.

The concept of a female Kano/evil Sonya Blade is intriguing, and it's a crime that the franchise hasn't done her justice yet. When the Black Dragon clan is finally reintroduced, Kira had better be a primary member and pl⛦ayable character.

8 Kobra

Like Kira above, Kobra was introduced in Deception and is another underused member of the Black Dragon clan. The only interesting thing about him is that he's a clear ripoff of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Ken Masters from Street Fighter. His backstory states that he used to be a martial artist who fell fro🥀m grace after he started killing people. That gives the impression that he could be a threat, bu🐭t he's mostly served as another one of Kano's underlings.

In the New Era, Kobra has the potential to be a dark reflection of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Johnny Cage and a foil to his partner, Kira.

7 Jarek

Another member of the Black Dragon clan, Jarek is most famous for his appearance in , where he and his credibility were thrown off a cliff. A poor temporary substitute for Kano, Jarek's only redeeming quality is that he helped the heroes in their fight against the fallen Eld﷽er God, Shinnok, so maybe he's not all bad.

Instead of taking him more seriously, perhaps the best way to reboot Jarek in the New Era is to double down on his character bei🍬ng a joke, making him a funny and amusing fighter to play as.

6 Kai

Kai is a member of the White Lotus Society and a friend of fellow Shaolin Monks, Liu Kang and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Kung Lao. In his MK4 ending, Kai was gifted Raiden's Lightning Staff by 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the Thunder God himself and set out on a quest for self-enlightenment.💖ꩲ.. And then completely disappeared until MK: Armageddon.

It didn't seem like he was missed much, nor has he been missed since.However, the White Lotus Society remains promiꩵnent in MK1, so now is the best time for Kai to make his grand reintroduction to the franchise and bond with Earthrealm's champions.

5 Drahmin

An Oni from the Netherrealm armed with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a mask, club hand, and an army of flies. Drahmin has a uniquely weird design, but his character is very lacking. In life, Drahmin was an Outworld warlord who predated most of the MK roster. It's a trait that's often forgotten about (if known at all), as he and his brutish sidekick, Moloch, have played lackey to bigger baddies like Quan Chi and Onaga.

In the New Era, Drahmin can finally show his skills as a demonic leader and plan an invasion on Earthrealm. Hopefully, he'll bring 🧜Moloch along🎉 for the ride.

4 Meat

The first word that comes to mind upon seeing Meat is gross. He is a monster taken straight out of a B-level horror film. An experiment created by the villainous sorcerer, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Shang Tsung, Meat developed sentience and escaped. Unfortunately, his character never really went anywh๊ere after that, leaving him as a visually interesting yet shallow concept of a fighter.

With Shang Tsung scheming for the next game, it's the perfect time to introduce a brand-new version of Mꦍeat. The idea of a creature like him gradually becoming intelligent and gaining an identity is fascinating and shouldn't be forgotten about.

3 Mokap

One of the worst fighter concepts in the entire franchise, Mokap was a joke character that didn't stick the landing. He paled in comparison to other everyman fighters like Johnny Cage or 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Kurtis Stryker, and his inclusion was a black mark in MK: Deadly Alliance. His only major appearance since Armageddon was ♕in the movie, Mortal Kombat Legends: Cage Match, where he was Johnny Cage's assi🔯stant, given the name Chuck Golden.

MK1 ends with Johnny 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:cr🎀eating his ownꦦ Mortal Kombat franchise, so maybe there's🍃 a role for Mokap in the near future, as an actor forced to become a hero.

2 Chameleon

Not 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Khameleon, the femaꦕle Zaterran. The much less popular male fighter with the same name. Chameleon is the most forgettable Mortal Kombat character, to the point that he originally wasn't even in MK: Armageddon, which included all the franchise's characters up to that point. His only character traits are that he likes to hide in the background and wants to become immortal. He mig꧃ht not even be Zatarran.

Now that the Zaterran race has returned in the New Era, Chameleon can become the evil Reptile since Syzoth is on the s♍ide of good. Maybe get a new name too.

1 Hsu Hao

With his uninspired Kano-like moveset and racially insensitive appearance, it’s easy to see why Hsu Hao is considered 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the most hated fighter i𒅌n the whole franchise. Even Mortal Kombat's own creator, Ed Boon, despises Hsu Hao to the point he didn't even want him back for Armageddon. In the rare cases that Hsu Hao does show up, he's quickly given 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a gruesome death. His only achievement is teaming up with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Joker in his MK11 Tower Ending.

Hsu Hao needs a complete redo, so maybe he should be rebooted as a♛ heroic OIA agent defending Earth froꦰm interdimensional threats.