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Started by MGme... Marty Forsythe
Tue, 22 Jan 2002 20:20
Scene repeated in MK Annihilation
Author: MGme... Marty Forsythe
Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2002 20:20
Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2002 20:20
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I was watching Mortal Kombat Annihilation the other day ago, and I saw something I don't think anyone has ever seen before. In the scene where Liu Kang is fighting Baraka on top of the cage, you will notice that Liu Kang supposedly kicks Baraka off the cage into the fire. However, by slowing your VCR/DVD down, you will notice that Baraka falls off the cage alright, but it is none other than Rain who falls into the fire. This scene is a repeat of a previous scene when Shao Kahn knocks Rain into the fire with his mallet. I guess they thought that because the fire scene would be done so quickly in the movie, no one would notice it. Say, I did find an image of Raiden in the super nintendo version of mortal kombat 3. In the room called "The Balcony." It is the same room with the two statues of Motaro on each side of the room. If you look at the stones on the floor, you see a backwards image of Raiden upside down in the stones on the floor. The image covers the entire floor. This is why no one noticed it because they always thought that it was just a stone floor. Who would had ever thought that Raiden made an appearance in Mortal Kombat 3? Anyway, I just thought I would stop in and say hello to everyone! Yours Truly, Marty
Re: Scene repeated in MK Annihilation
Author: tr... Trash
Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2002 20:50
Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2002 20:50
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Who would had ever thought that Raiden made an appearance >in Mortal Kombat 3? > uhhh..he did make an apperance in MK3. being such a "fan", you should have known that..
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