why Japanese?These are chinese words okey?.The true meaning of that is "The King of Wolves" .I'm a chinese MK fan,previously,MK is full of chinese words,but the meaning is obsure,even incomprehensible.so i don't think this 狼王 meaning anything

What's up with her "fake skin" mask thingy around her eyes?

It looks like make-up to appear like a skull.

Wolf Queen sounds more legit.

I've mentioned this before, but I do think she's wearing some kinda skin mask.

Maybe it's arbitrary.

Yeah. It's just war paint or a tattoo around her eyes.

And, I don't think she's wearing a mask made of out skin on her face. The cord across her nose is just holding her helmet in place.

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Anyhow, I suppose "Wolf Queen/King" is fitting of her feral nature.

Also, notice the feathers on her helmet... they look an awful lot like those Kotal Kahn wears on his helmet as well...

Is her last name Ri?... Ferra Ri?

:P


Anyway...

Looks to me like its more like a war-like paint on her face than anything else.

*facedesk*
Lords, Toxik... and I thought I had a bad sense of humour. XD

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狼 and 王 exist in both Chinese and Japanese calligraphy.

It seems bit biased on your part to declare it is all Chinese. Also, considering Mortal Kombat takes from Japanese mythology, I'm pretty sure it is Japanese calligraphy they're using.

Ahhh, I can see that now. Cheers for the good shot.

From the beginning I though those 2 come from the same culture. Probably Ferra/Torr are (enslaved/oppressed) lackeys of Kotal Kahn.

In fact I think D'Vorah looks like she's from a tropical jungle too, so it's possible she can be found close to the same area than those 2.

May be her natural skin was burned or something. She could possibly have the fake skin and head gear removed for her alt?

Basically, you're saying: it means "The King of Wolves", but it doesn't mean anything, because the meaning is in Japanese and not in Chinese.Really? Please!

Is she legal thats the question.