Throughout his journey, he only fought for the well-being of others, to protect them, and not to take revenge.
Like Hanzo, Liu lost much in life (his family), yet he blamed no one. The plot also pointed out why Liu Kang was chosen and what made him different from Scorpion. The Elder Gods appeared on the battlefield and rewarded their power to the chosen one, Liu Kang, to aid him in conquering One Being. However, before the Earth Realm could celebrate their victory, the ground started shaking after the resurrection of “One Being.” In an ultimate fight, Liu Kang defeated Shao Kahn and saved Kitana from captivity. The final battle was between Liu Kang and Shao Kahn as prophesied by Raiden in Scorpion’s Revenge. He concluded that saving the world from Shinnok would bring him redemption and thus pacified his enmity with Kuai Liang.ĭuring the Mortal Kombat in the Outerworld, monstrous Shao Kahn butchered Kung Lao and Lord Raiden. Through the drama, Hasashi realized his mistake and embodied a pang of guilt he couldn’t reconcile. The peculiar theme explored in the film was that Kuai Liang (or the second Sub-Zero) flickered with a similar vengeance as seen in Hanzo Hasashi in Scorpion’s Revenge. ‘Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms’ Ending Explained Without falling prey to complexities, the story establishes that Shinnok has gathered all the 5 Kamidogu artifacts, except the Earthrealm’s Kamidogu hidden in the Temple of Elements. However, before Shinnok can convince Hanzo, he flees from the Netherrealm. Now only Hanzo can open the gates of the Temple of Elements and bring the Kamidogu artifact. He informs Hanzo that the key to the Kamidogu artifact intertwined with his soul after the island’s destruction. Raiden returns to Earth Realm as a normal human being, informing his band of warriors about the upcoming tournament.Ĭonsequently, the plot follows Hanzo Hasashi, aka Scorpion, who is trapped by the master of Netherrealm, Shinnok. However, before leaving God’s realm, Raiden shows his willingness to join the battle as a fighter and is ready to sacrifice his Godhood for the same. God accepts their plea and permits a final Mortal Kombat Tournament. To end the ongoing struggle, Raiden and Kahn request the Elder Gods for another tournament. Shao Kahn will keep attacking Earth Realm until his desires are fulfilled. He advocates that the protectors may win for a time, but Kahn’s Outerworld is a place of vast resources. Liu Kang, Sonya Blade, and other warriors warn Raiden to stay away from Kahn’s treacherous trap, but Raiden accepts it. To end the bloodshed, Shao Kahn suggests Raiden request the Elder Gods another tournament, The Final Mortal Kombat. However, both Lord Raiden and Shao Kahn are fed up with the never-ending slaughter. He sends his most trusted warrior, Kitana, to seize the protectors of the Earth. After the Mortal Kombat, Shao Kahn unleashes his army of legions upon the Earth Realm. The narrative jumps to portray the events happening following Scorpion’s Revenge. However, Lord Raiden protects baby Liu Kang and takes him under his wings. The legions rip apart Liu Kang’s mother and father. In a prologue scene, a band of legions (probably Shao Kahn’s monsters) hunt a baby Liu Kang and his family. In the narrative, Hanzo repents for his blind revenge while Liu Kang fulfills his predetermined destiny. The sequel film Battle of the Realms spotlights these two prominent characters. On the other hand, Liu Kang discovered that he is destined for a more significant battle against Shao Kahn. In a sheep’s skin, the sorcerer tricked Hanzo to get a treasure key from Shang Tsung’s temple. At the end of Scorpion’s Revenge, Hanzo learned that his clan and family weren’t murdered by Sub-Zero but by Quan Chi.
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