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The brutal last remaining member of the Black Dragon clan, filling in for Kano.

The move to 3D allowed for more dynamic camera angles during the series’ signature "Fatalities." While the early polygonal models look primitive by today's standards, the 1997 audience was shocked to see spines ripped out and bodies crushed with a sense of depth and perspective previously impossible in 2D. Legacy and Modern Impact Mortal Kombat 4

A Mortal Kombat game is nothing without its violence, and MK4 leaned heavily into the graphic capabilities of 3D polygonal models. The game featured standard and Stage Fatalities (such as dropping opponents onto spikes or ceiling fans), though it stripped away the eccentric "Animalities," "Babilities," and "Friendships" of the previous era. The brutal last remaining member of the Black