What happens to cyborg characters when they die?
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What happens to cyborg characters when they die?
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posted10/07/2014 02:33 PM (UTC)by

For example, lets say Sektor is killed in Mortal Kombat, when he goes to the Netherrealm, would he regain his human form, or be in his cyber form? I assume human form, but I guess its worth asking.
Also, what about unwillingly evil characters? Do they go to the Netherrealm when they die, even if they were controlled or manipulated to be evil? Like a cyber ninja that was automated against his will and was programmed to be "bad" , would that being still go to the Netherrealm after being killed even if they are freed from control once they are killed/die?
Also, what about unwillingly evil characters? Do they go to the Netherrealm when they die, even if they were controlled or manipulated to be evil? Like a cyber ninja that was automated against his will and was programmed to be "bad" , would that being still go to the Netherrealm after being killed even if they are freed from control once they are killed/die?


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MK9 indicates that a dead soul, in Hell, has the same appearance the character did at the time of death.
Sub-Zero's soul looked like a cyborg because he was a cyborg when he died. Jax's soul still had bionic arms, Kabal's soul was covered in scars and wearing the respirator, everyone was wearing the clothes they died in, etc.
Your second question is harder to answer because there's a big plothole in MK9 about that, where they ignored or changed the rules: Good characters aren't supposed to be able to exist in the Netherealm AT ALL. Nightwolf in particular was established in Deception as being so pure and sinless that he normally cannot travel there.
But Quan Chi was somehow able to trap his soul there when he died anyway.
Sub-Zero's soul looked like a cyborg because he was a cyborg when he died. Jax's soul still had bionic arms, Kabal's soul was covered in scars and wearing the respirator, everyone was wearing the clothes they died in, etc.
Your second question is harder to answer because there's a big plothole in MK9 about that, where they ignored or changed the rules: Good characters aren't supposed to be able to exist in the Netherealm AT ALL. Nightwolf in particular was established in Deception as being so pure and sinless that he normally cannot travel there.
But Quan Chi was somehow able to trap his soul there when he died anyway.


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Oh yeah I completely forgot about that, for some reason I thought that they might revert to their original forms, unless they were reborn/resurrected as a Spectre or Wraith of course.
I was wondering about the second part myself, I was wondering why the dead Earthrealm warriors were in the NR when only people with some trace of evil in them are supposed to be able go there. I hope NRS clears that up one day
I was wondering about the second part myself, I was wondering why the dead Earthrealm warriors were in the NR when only people with some trace of evil in them are supposed to be able go there. I hope NRS clears that up one day


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Blade4693 Wrote:
Oh yeah I completely forgot about that, for some reason I thought that they might revert to their original forms, unless they were reborn/resurrected as a Spectre or Wraith of course.
I was wondering about the second part myself, I was wondering why the dead Earthrealm warriors were in the NR when only people with some trace of evil in them are supposed to be able go there. I hope NRS clears that up one day
Oh yeah I completely forgot about that, for some reason I thought that they might revert to their original forms, unless they were reborn/resurrected as a Spectre or Wraith of course.
I was wondering about the second part myself, I was wondering why the dead Earthrealm warriors were in the NR when only people with some trace of evil in them are supposed to be able go there. I hope NRS clears that up one day
They more than likely won't which is a shame because I would love to know the answer to that. Usually when plotholes appear in MK, they usually just want us to forget about them.
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