The words CHEWS YOUR FIGHTER was also used, possibly as a gag. Sonya and Kano used their MK portraits as no shots of them were taken at the time and due to their absence in MKII. In a very early screenshot, the Character Select screen was mostly empty and filled with Raiden portraits as placeholders.Note: Most of the content listed can also be found in the promotional video " The Year We Make Contact". His name is incorrectly displayed and "Feel the power of- TOASTY" is not announced when he wins. He instead incorrectly loads Jade's palette but he is able to perform Stage Fatalities. Noob Saibot originally appeared as early as Revision 2.0 but wasn't finished.He also had access to Reptile's Invisibility sprite animation but he uses it instead to freeze himself, appearing slightly glitched. There exists sprites for Sub-Zero performing his Ice Blast while airborne.Additionally, there exists FX sprites for his hat during his win pose and headbutt that gave it a more distinct shine. Kung Lao was originally to have a torpedo attack exactly like Raiden's but was removed.He seemed to have some sort of breathing animation that was never used. Kintaro was originally supposed to have some sort of grab but there appears to be no sprites for him throwing or attacking the opponent in some fashion.It could be presumed to be some sort of unused finisher for him. Unknown object drop: Shao Kahn would reach his hand into some sort of portal where a glitchy object (possibly his hand, but giant) would drop onto the ground.This would later be implemented in the beta of the Nintendo 64 version of Mortal Kombat Trilogy where he rises when the FINISH HIM/HER prompt appears. This was likely to be used upon Kintaro's defeat. There is a sprite where Shao Kahn would rise from his throne and discard his scepter.He also possessed another attack where he would extend his hands and clapped, causing a fanning shockwave to shoot out in front of him. Shao Kahn's hammer would have originally debuted with him in this game and swung it horizontally.He also had an attack where he would plant his blades into the ground and use them as support as he flipped over to kick the opponent.He was later given this move back in Trilogy. This was removed due to an unfair advantage though the sprites for it still exist. Baraka was originally going to have an attack where he would spin in place with his arms and blades extended to deal consecutive damage.Daniel Pesina at the Galloping Ghost Arcade revealed that it was edited out due to copyright issues in later revisions but it can still be seen if Shang Tsung's Soul Steal is performed on him. Shot footage of MKII in the working stages had originally shown Johnny Cage with the word Otomix written on his trousers.Sub-Zero also had an aquamarine tint to his clothes. Raiden's 2P outfit was originally his default color and was shown in promotional shots.Another was a separate female version of the pained inflation voice clip used for Kitana's Kiss of Death Fatality.Among them is a muffled chuckle very similar to the one used in Mortal Kombat 4, though the clip later adds "Welch's" afterward.Shao Kahn, Kintaro and the '?' box were not present in the beta footage shown for the Battle Plan.
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ERMACS: Before the T-Unit release, there was a counter left over in the Game Audits that listed ERMACS, shorthand for Error Macro which was left over to from unrelated arcade called Smash TV to resolve bugs that occurred in the game.It could be assumed that at some point, the other characters would have their own jumping backward animation. Backflip: Johnny Cage originally had a separate animation for jumping back.The rest of the animation appears in Mortal Kombat Trilogy, as unused sprites. Only four sprites of this exist, the last being half of his body gone, presumably having been blown apart by Raiden. Goro's death: Goro was originally going to have a special death animation where he would fall on his knees, turn to stone and crumble.Shang Tsung was the first character to be given a Fatality but this was later scrapped in favor of giving the playable cast their own finisher. Shang Tsung's Fatality: Shang Tsung himself was originally supposed to have a Fatality where he would quickly lop off the victim's head with his katana but was removed.A similar animation would be used in MKII during the roll call. Shang Tsung's Laugh: Shang Tsung originally had an animation where he would place his hands on his hips and laugh in triumph.5 Mortal Kombat Trilogy (Nintendo 64 version).
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