In the initial Mortal Kombat 11 timeline, Raiden knocked Geras into an endless ocean of blood in which where Geras was doomed to sink for eternity. The rough truth regarding Geras is that being unkillable doesn’t mean he’s unstoppable. Granted, Shao Kahn beat him into a blob of red pulp and Geras hasn’t been heard from since, but I’m sure he’ll be back to his old self soon enough. He is also be completely unkillable, as his mastery over time reversal will undo whatever wounds befall him. Geras has near endless experience, having lived through countless timelines over and over again, and is skilled enough to fight off Liu Kang and Kung Lao at the same time. This guy is so frightening that his power is more of a curse than a blessing. Now let’s see who has the most juice in all the realms. No DC Universe crossover stuff and no guest characters in general. Otherwise, the list would just be made up of Mortal Kombat: Armageddon endings. With this list, there are two main rules:ġ) I’m going with the characters at their most powerful, not how powerful they are most of the time.Ģ) I’m going with the canon storyline. So here’s a list of the top 15 most powerful characters in the Mortal Kombat series. Does Jarek really stand a chance against Shinnok? Would Li Mei last five seconds against Blaze? Does Kobra have what it takes to take down Raiden? Not on paper, no. Certain characters are straight-up in their own leagues compared to others. At least, that’s ideally how fighting games should be balanced. A nigh-invincible megalomaniac villain can lose to one of their bumbling underlings just as easily as they can lose to the game’s main hero. Even forgettable losers like Hsu Hao and Kai should stand a chance against gods and otherworldly overlords. Sure, they toss in stories about tournaments to protect Earth and wars against invading realms, but it all boils down to martial artists brutally punching the hell out of each other until one explodes into a pile of viscera and five ribcages.īeing a fighting game, you expect all the fighters to be on the same level.
At the end of the day, Mortal Kombat is about a bunch of characters beating the crap out of each other for supremacy.
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