Kitana (Katalin Zamiar): Shao Kahn's personal assassin and stepdaughter. Special Forces and a longtime comrade of Sonya Blade, who enters the tournament to rescue her from Shao Kahn. Jax Briggs (John Parrish): A member of the U.S. Characters and cast MKII character cast screenshot during postgame credits New characters Baraka (Richard Divizio): Tarkatan warlord, responsible for the assault to the Shaolin temple. Finally, the nature of the game is slightly less serious with the addition of trivial and 'joke' fatalities and the addition of the alternative finishing moves. Mortal Kombat II also strays from the severe oriental theme of its predecessor, though it does retain the original motive in some aspects, as in some of the music. Also, the graphics system now uses a much richer color depth than in the previous game. Both the theme and art style of the game are slightly darker, although with a more vibrant color palette employed. The characters of Mortal Kombat II have a less digitized and more hand-drawn look to them than in the first game. This game also drops the point system from its predecessor, in favor of a win tally. In addition to the fatalities of its predecessor, the winner could also use babalities, friendships, and stage specific fatalities. At this point the loser's character will become dazed and the winner is given the option of using a finishing move. The first player to win two rounds, by fully depleting his/her opponent's life bar is the winner. As with its predecessor, matches in the game are divided into rounds.
However, the game plays slightly faster and much more smoothly than the original. This has also led to the similar criticism of the fighting system being very shallow and lacking any real character depth.
As with its predecessor, the only thing differentiating each character were their appearance, special moves, hit detection, and finishing moves. However, each character still shared generic attributes – speed, power, jump height and airtime – and all normal moves were similar between each character. The game also introduced multiple fatalities, as well as additional finishing moves to the franchise. Additionally returning characters gained new special moves. The roundhouse kick was made more powerful in part II, and like the uppercut, launched opponents into the air. A few normal moves have been added (crouching punch, for example). Storywise, the events before and during this game are portrayed in Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks.// Game system Essentially, Mortal Kombat II is an extension of the game system of Mortal Kombat. Game History Mortal Kombat II (also referred to as MKII or Mortal Kombat 2) is an arcade game and the second title in the Mortal Kombat fighting game series.
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