Mortal Kombat Mobile is bringing another new fighter into its epic ranks and its one of the popular additions from Ultimate Mortal Kombat 11! Prepare for a downpour when Rain descends upon the free-to-play app! Watch the reveal and gameplay trailers for a full forecast:

Watch: MK Mobile Rain Reveal Trailer | MK Mobile Rain Gameplay Trailer

Edenia's arrogant demi-god delivers a deluge of destruction as he defends with new passive powers and inflicts soggy combinations that will make the mobile battlefield slick with water and opponent's blood!

Combine Rain's soaking ability with Raiden's lightning for a shocking hydro-electric assault bonus, or rely on Rain's own storm power to stun his opponents and set them up for the spike of his glaive glove -- a new trademark weapon introduced in Ultimate MK11!

Look for opportunities to control the elements with Rain by downloading Mortal Kombat Mobile for iOS and Android via AppStore and Google Play. Share your thoughts about the addition of the Kombat Pack 2 fighter in the comments below and discuss more of what you want to see in MK Mobile in the Mortal Kombat 11 forum!

The upcoming Mortal Kombat feature film reboot has officially been delayed by one more week. Warner Brothers announced the change in schedule to accommodate other releases. The postponement will impact domestic theatrical and streaming release. Read on for details:

Variety reports the late change to the heavily promoted April 16th date is in consideration for Warner's other imminent tentpole release: Godzilla vs Kong.

Success of the monster crossover in international markets has buoyed optimism for tomorrow's theatrical rollout in the United States, So far the blockbuster kaiju big battle has netted $121 million dollars overseas, with a sizeable $70 million dollar taking in China. Warners hopes to avoid "cannibalizing ticket sales" by putting an extra week between the action spectacles.

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The impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic continues to be felt, but glimpses of normalcy are slowly returning, with the recent return of trades for cinemas in Los Angeles. Mortal Kombat is still slated for a simultaneous streaming premier on HBO Max.

Mortal Kombat will now officially premier on April 23rd. Download the MKO App via App Store or Google Play and stay up-to-date with the release by subscribing to the calendar. Share reactions to this and other stories in the Media & Merchandise forum. Special thanks to kommunity user gosoxtim869 for sharing this story!

The Mortal Kombat promos are coming thick and fast as the countdown to April 16th draws near! Some countries may be fortunate enough to see the movie a little sooner when the "great war" unlocks fighters' super power within. Watch:

The mythology of the war between Earthrealm and Outworld takes centre stage as we see more of the warriors from the two worlds. Goro emerges with a roar, Shang Tsung (Chin Han) looks commanding, Sub-Zero continues to wreak havoc in familiar clips, and Shao Kahn appears in a painting depicting the ancient struggle between realms.

Kano (Josh Lawson) also wants to know if he'll develop superpowers while training with the fire throwing Liu Kang (Ludi Lin). As outlined in the pfficial synopsis, fighters will uncover the soul power of "arcana" in the movie.

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Fans and enthusiast curators continue to uncover TV spots as they emerge around the world, revealing glimpses of new footage and characters, such as Nitara. The clips posted to YouTube by Captain 60FPS [embedded above] include sub-titles that appear to confirm an early April 9th theatrical release in Thailand.

Thailand has had a special relationship with Mortal Kombat on screen ever since the 1995 production filmed iconic scenes at historical sites around Sukhothai and Ayutthaya. Most of the world can look forward to an official broad theatrical release April 16th.

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Actor Ludi Lin becomes legendary Shaolin warrior Liu Kang in next month's Mortal Kombat movie, but before he defends Earthrealm from the supernatural threat of Outworld -- he's taking on the real world challenge of racial discrimination & violence, with WarnerMedia. Watch:

The #StopAsianHate public service message features an assortment of prominent Asian WarnerMedia personalities, including AT&T CEO Anne Chow, the Liu Kang actor, and celebrated artist turned DC Comics Publisher and Chief Creative Officer, Jim Lee, who is best known to Mortal Kombat fans for his Injustice designs for Scorpion, Sub-Zero, and Raiden.

The message is a response to a surge in hate crimes over the last year in the United States. Along with the message to stop discrimination, WarnerMedia has reportedly committed $7 million dollars to community outreach programs. The PSA includes ways the public can contribute to the Asian American Chamber of Commerce and Asian Americans Advancing Justice.

Fellow Mortal Kombat star Lewis Tan recently auctioned a photographic print to raise money for the cause, echoing sentiments of support shared by Kung Lao actor Max Huang.

Mortal Kombat co-creator and Creative Director of NetherRealm Studios, Ed Boon, has also leant his support via social media, sharing the corporate Twitter post with the hashtag ##StopAsianHate. He urged fans to "Stop & ReTweet".

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Mortal Kombat boasts an authentic Asian cast, including Hiroyuki Sanada as Scorpion, Joe Taslim as Sub-Zero, and Chin Han as Shang Tsung. The movie is officially released in theatres April 16th with same-day HBO Max streaming in the United States.

In late 2014 Warner Brothers announced production of a tie-in webseries for then-upcoming video game sequel Mortal Kombat X. It was to be the follow-up to live-action series Mortal Kombat: Legacy II, but as most fans will know -- it was never released. Cinematographer Nathan Haugaard has lifted the lid on the ill fated show, releasing unprocessed video to the internet! Watch:

According to director Garrett Warren; the webseries was slated for release as late as 2016 -- almost two years after stars Casper Van Dien and Mark Dacascos teased training for the return. It never eventuated, but photographs of Kung Jin and Scorpion & Erron Black eventually hit the web.

The raw footage released to Nathan Haugaard's Vimeo page doesn't have finished sound or effects, but finally reveals scenes from location photos released by actor Lewis Tan, as well as a leaked callsheet and casting information.

The first scene in the footage features Casper Van Dien's Johnny Cage, who returns from Legacy II as a father playfully running his five-year old daughter Cassie Cage (Morgan Sticke) through punching bags, board breaking, and other light training.

He then visits Shang Tsung (Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa) in a special holding cell designed to neutralize his powers. Tsung is being use, presumably by the Special Forces, for information about fight clubs in pursuit of an unidentified killer. This takes Cage to an underground tournament where he's forced to battle a live-action version of Ferra/Torr (Jade Quon & Jama Duff). The dynamic fight sees the tandem overpower Johnny, but the thought of his daughter rallies him to finish it with what might've been an X-ray strike and shadow kick with finished effects.

Next Kung Jin (Lewis Tan) wanders a country road in search of the Wu Shi Academy. He encounters Golden Globe nominee Eric Roberts in the role of a drunk obscuring road signs. It soon becomes apparent the drunk is actually the master Bo' Rai Cho, who throws away Kung Jin's staff, borrowed from cousin Kung Lao, and leads him to the temple for training, suggesting archery.

The final sequence shows young adult Cassie Cage (Haley Lu Richardson) and Jacqui Briggs (Pepi Sonuga) infiltrating a facility with heavy arms under order of Gen. Sonya Blade. It becomes apparent the Black Dragon have set up a trap, but when Sonya orders them out it's too late! After a brief shoot out Kano (Gary Daniels) arrives to capture them!

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Though incomplete, the webseries footage shows an ambitious effort to move the live-action narrative forward after Kevin Tancharoen's departure. There is no doubt still plenty of footage unseen, including scenes with Ray Park as Erron Black opposite a Mortal Kombat X game-accurate Scorpion.

It remains to be seen if the Mortal Kombat X webseries will ever receive and official release, but one of its stars will reach the screen when Lewis Tan features as Cole Young in the upcoming Mortal Kombat movie! Enter the Media & Merchandise forum for more news & discussion and share your thoughts about the unreleased webseries in the comments below!