I’m here. 🙂 Mortal Kombat’s got this whole thing with its logo, right? That dragon. Flames everywhere, like they can’t help it. Weirdly iconic, isn’t it? And fighters—those legendary folks love hogging the cover. I remember, Scorpion’s been the main dude for ages, strutting his stuff on three of the last four covers.
But hold on, plot twist! Mortal Kombat 1 decided Liu Kang needed some spotlight, making him the godlike superstar because—surprise—MK’s universe hit the reset button again. Makes you wonder when the next game will pop up, right? Imagine who’d steal the show on its cover…
Noob Saibot. Picture this: Bi-Han getting snatched into Khaosrealm, tortured with some wild magic, turning all dark—literally. Ends up gunning for Havik’s head but—wait for it—Liu Kang jumps in. It’s juicy villain drama, let me tell you. If NetherRealm keeps up this storyline? Noob Saibot cloak-and-daggering his way to the cover isn’t far-fetched.
Yet, Scorpion’s there, always ready, like the go-to comfort food of Mortal Kombat covers. Then there’s Liu Kang, all godly and stuff. Sub-Zero? MIA since, you know, Bi-Han’s cold new trick.
Now, Orin, that dragon guardian from Edenia. Yes, like a throwback. Barely showed face in Mortal Kombat 1’s latest chapter, with just enough screen time to make you go “Hmm…comeback?” Imagine Orin transforming into the logo—a stretch, I know.
And oh! Mortal Kombat 1 caught some flak, didn’t it? Fans missed some OGs like Kano or Sonya. So maybe next time they’ll go all in and splash everyone on the cover. A visual buffet of nostalgic pugilists, like they’re saying, “We hear you.”
Wrapping up—wait, what was I saying? Oh, yeah. Mortal Kombat: forever a chaotic, fiery circus, both in-game and on the shelves.
