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Mortal Kombat: Deception – 15 Years Later

Posted by BinaryMessiah on 05/16/2019

Posted in: Gamecube, Microsoft, Microsoft Consoles, Nintendo, Nintendo Consoles, PlayStation 2, Retro Consoles, Sony, Xbox. Tagged: deception, ed boon, fatality, fighter, fighting, midway, mortal kombat, multiplayer, online. Leave a comment

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Publisher: Midway

Developer: Midway

Release Date: 10/04/2004

Available On

It was the very first game I ever pre-ordered. I have never been more excited about a game in my life. Watching gameplay trailers on a PC from 1997 on a 19″ CRT monitor while I stash away allowance bit by bit to get the Premium Pack for PS2. 2004 was an exciting year for gaming and for Mortal Kombat. With Deadly Alliance receiving mostly positive reviews but a lot of criticism from reviewers, Deception turned everything to 11 and added interactive arenas, more game modes, and online fighting. Yes, the online part was the biggest selling point of Deception.

This is the direct sequel to Deadly Alliance. Quan Chi and Shang Tsung have failed to take over, and Onaga, the Dragon King, has decided to rise from the Outworld and claim everything as his. A man named Shujinko is now the game’s lead (the first of many to come in later games) and must stop the Dragon King and reverse the actions he took during the Konquest mode that helped give Onaga his power.

Let’s talk about Konquest mode first, as most people will dive into it right away. It’s awful and should never have existed. It’s an expansion on Konquest from Deadly Alliance in which Raiden just walks along a path, and each “level” is a training tutorial for all the characters. This is an adventure mode where you get quests, find the treasure for the Krypt, find hidden secrets, and find out the back story to Deception, as well as meet many MK fighters and surprises. It sounds great on paper, right? Well, it’s horribly executed as one of the worst attempts at a free-roaming RPG/adventure hybrid I’ve ever seen. Shujinko runs around in supersonic, fast-forward motion; the realms are void of any life; they are terribly laid out; and the worlds rely on a grid system to figure out where every secret and item is. The problem is that the map is useless with no actual grid on it, so you run around for 10 minutes trying to find D2 or H8 only to realize it’s locked away and you can’t go there until you complete the Konquest.

That’s the main downfall of Konquest. Quests aren’t logged, and the entire game has to be played with a guide. It would take dozens and dozens of hours to figure everything out yourself, as locations to solve quests and even chests are incredibly cryptic or specific. Some chests with Krypt keys only appear on certain days of the month and times, and you would never know without a guide. You can meditate to make time move by faster, but this whole entire game mode is just frustrating, messy, and irritating. Doing the actual main quests is fine, as there’s always a large green pillar of light pointing where to go, but talking to a random character and getting a one-sentence quest saying to find a gem is not how quests should be done.

On top of all this, the world is terribly laid out. They try to force a look at each realm, such as Chaosrealm, which has magic portals that project to you various little floating islands that are “chaotically” made up and don’t make sense. Orderrealm is just a giant circle floating in the sky with “order” in the layout, and it looks nice and dystopian. It’s a little corny with the way the worlds are represented, but it’s kind of cool to finally explore these areas despite there being nothing to do in them. The visuals are also abysmal, as this looks like an early PS2 game that launched, even a little worse than that. Horrendous textures and models, awful voice acting, and laughable animations. It looks like an amateur game developer made this over the weekend.

Outside of Konquest, things are much better when you actually get to fighting. If any game were to use realistic martial arts, it’s Mortal Kombat. This fighting system and this era of games aren’t most people’s favorites. The realism is nice, with some good animations, and each character has two martial arts and a weapon style. You can branch into these styles with long combo strings, but that’s where the issue lies. This realistic, slower fighting style is in contrast to the fast-paced action of the 2D games. The characters look like stiff plastic dolls, and the combat is all about memorized combos. It’s fun, and it works with Mortal Kombat, but it’s also not the best way to play these games. The slower fighting pace means more strategy is involved, and a new breaker system has been added to quickly get out of combos.

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Interactive environments are some of the coolest features of Deception, as they are basically fatalities within a stage. There are yellow lines that indicate when a player can get knocked out and take damage to a new tier, and red lines that will kill the player. The arenas are large enough that a game of tug-of-war always ensues, which makes playing tenser, especially online. Do you just knock them into the trap or play with them so you can cause a fatality? Speaking of fatalities, each character has two unique ones; some are great and some are lame. Li Mei, for example, has two fatalities that are just boring. Super punches to the chest, and you explode? Yawn. Kick your head off. I saw it before. Some others are rather runny and unique, but there are also Hara Kiris that allow the loser to do a fatality on themselves, taking the glory away from the opponent. Whoever inputs their code first gets to have fun.

Outside of combat, you can play Puzzle Kombat, which is just Street Fighter Puzzle with MK characters. At the end of each round, there is a fatality unique to the player, but getting your power level up means you can perform a special move that each character has. It can be played online as well, is super addicting, and can be a game on its own. The last mode is Chess Kombat, which is one of the most unique modes to ever grace a fighting game. Just like a game of chess, you can pick which character is what piece, and you play chess, but instead of just knocking a piece over, you fight it out MK style. Each piece gets a certain amount of health, so pawns get the least amount of health. It’s a great twist that adds more skill to the game and can also be played online. It’s a ton of fun, and I hope this mode returns to future games.

Besides the Krypt, where you can unlock various stuff for fans like promo videos, behind-the-scenes art, and various goodies, there’s not much else. Online play is incredibly smooth, with a full lobby where you can talk to other players, challenge players, and have a win/loss ratio next to your name. I never had any connection drops and playing online extends the longevity of the game tenfold.

I also want to talk about the new characters. Since MK4, Midway has had trouble adding interesting new characters, and that trend continues for the third time. Dairou and Havik are just boring, awful characters that don’t have any personality or soul. They feel forced, and I’d rather have a classic character put in than these two.

Overall, MK: Deception is a fantastic fighting game that is only hampered by slower combat and a horrible Konquest mode that must be played to unlock half the game’s roster and extra costumes. Puzzle and Chess Kombat are excellent modes that add dozens of hours of fun, and online play is always welcome.

Note: As of May 31, 2014, you can no longer play Deception online due to GameSpy servers being shut down. Even then, not a single person played this online game between 2006 and 2007. As Armageddon and other fighters came out, Deception’s user base quickly fell after the first 18 months and never went back up. Get a buddy to play next to you instead.

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Mortal Kombat Gold – 20 Years Later

Posted by BinaryMessiah on 05/05/2019

Posted in: Retro Consoles, Sega, Sega Dreamcast. Tagged: ed boon, eurocom, exclusive, fatality, fighter, fighting, gold, midway, mortal kombat, Sega, Sega Dreamcast. Leave a comment

Publisher: Midway

Developer: Eurocom Entertainment Software

Release Date: 08/31/1999

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Mortal Kombat 4 was a rough start in the realm of 3D gaming for Mortal Kombat. Midway Chicago were experts at 2D fighters, and somehow MK4 seemed a little rough around the edges. It looked decent and better than most 3D fighters back in the day, but Gold was an opportunity to release the arcade port of MK4, which looked the best and ran the best over the PlayStation and Nintendo 64 versions.

Gold is pretty much an unchanged version of MK4, with just added content. We get added characters such as Mileena, Baraka, Kung Lao, Cyrax, and Kitana, and hidden characters such as Noob Saibot, Sektor, and Meat. That large roster change and just these added characters make the game worthwhile, but there are no added modes or anything like that. Despite this being an arcade-perfect port, it still looks dated compared to current Dreamcast games like D-2, Soul Calibur, and Sonic Adventure. On top of all this, Mortal Kombat has never been known to be a very deep fighter, and that’s extremely clear in this title.

Another added feature was weapons that could be brought out instead of just picked up off the ground, but they don’t add any depth to the game and are actually quite useless. Once you get hit, the weapon flies out of your hand, and you are left defenseless. There are also no real combos in the game, there’s an over-reliance on cheap fighting with character special moves that are hard to break from and there’s a lack of grappling. Even the fatalities, which are iconic staples of the series, are lacking in this game with only two-stage fatality levels, and most of the new characters have repeated fatalities from MK3 or both of their fatalities are similar, such as Mileena, who throws sais and then nails. I have to say the Fatalities in Gold are some of the weakest in the series, but there are some great ones at least.

Because of the lack of depth in the game after you see all the fatalities and endings, there’s really no reason to go back to the game, especially when there are better fighters on the Dreamcast. It’s great to have an MK game on this system, but why not port MK Trilogy over? Even UMK3 would have been nice at this point.

Overall, this is the definitive version of MK4, so take that as you will. If you never liked MK4, you will like Gold even less, but with the arcade version of the game intact, it’s a nice fighter on a system that has few of them. If you can ignore the weapon system and enjoy the added roster of characters and the fatalities, then this is a decent fighter at best.

Mortal Kombat X

Posted by BinaryMessiah on 04/25/2015

Posted in: Microsoft Consoles, PC Reviews, PlayStation 4, Sony Consoles, Steam Deck Verification, Steam Deck Verified, Xbox One. Tagged: fatality, fighting, gore, Microsoft, mortal kombat x, netherrealm, playstation, ps4, Sony, xbone, xbox one. Leave a comment

Publisher: Warner Bros.

Developer: Netherrealm Studios

Release Date: 4/14/2015

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MOOORRTTAALLL KOOOMMBBAATTT!!! Mortal Monday made gaming history when the original arcade game hit the Sega Genesis, Mega Drive, and Super Nintendo in 1992. Fast forward 23 years, and people still get just as excited for every new Mortal Kombat game. MKX is a near reboot of the reboot from 2011 by improving nearly every aspect of the game, including online. This is the first Mortal Kombat game for next-generation consoles and has set the bar for fighting games in terms of production values.

The first thing you will probably play is the story; it’s needed to unlock Shinnok as well as earn a slew of koins for the Krypt. The story is fantastic and the best one in any fighting game to date. The story has finally evolved past MK3 and takes place 25 years after the last game. Naturally, the original fighters have aged and are older (but still kick ass), and new generations or kids of these fighters are introduced. The story is actually shorter and more streamlined than in MK9. Instead of every character being shoehorned into the story, you only play as the good guys and select characters. There are about five matches for each character, and the entire story just evolves naturally. Earthrealm is past Shao Kahn and his BS (as the players are), but Shinnok returns to claim the Komidogu amulet and take over Earthrealm. After about 4 hours or so, you will get the hang of the entire fighting system and start kicking ass.

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Once you finish the story, you will most likely go into the krypt to spend your koins. Introduced in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, the Krypt is a fan service full of goodies and unlocks to prolong the game and make you earn everything. Character art, fatalities, costumes, and fan art are many among the Krypt, but they have evolved. Instead of just a large room, you unlock coffins in a first-person adventure that’s its own mini-game. Players can walk around an entire set of levels, finding hidden objects to unlock new parts of the mini-game and find more koffins. At certain times, koffins will appear (think of the concept from Deception in Konquest mode), and random enemies will attack when a quick-time event pops up. Succeed, and you will be awarded a few hundred koins. This new Krypt idea could stand on its own if it were fleshed out more. It is actually quite atmospheric and can be tense.

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After the Krypt, you will most likely check out the Faction Wars. This is a whole new online concept by Netherrealm that extends the tower concept that was enacted in the first game. There are many different tower modes, with the first being living towers. Using the match modifiers that were introduced in MK3 and reimagined in MK9, Living Towers will mix up a random modifier as well as tower goals. Certain matches will award koins for accomplishing certain things during a match, like jumping 25 times or finishing a match with more than 50% health. There are three types of living towers. Daily, hourly, and premier, which are every 5 days. This adds to your Faction War points, which will help you when an invasion starts. At the beginning of the game, you get to choose from five factions. Lin Kuei, Brotherhood of Shadows, White Lotus, Special Forces, and Black Dragon. Faction XP can be awarded during an invasion as well as by fighting an immortal boss. Players have 30 seconds to do as much damage as they can, but the difficulty of the boss is set to Very Hard. Invasion towers are another way as well.

These towers also carry over into single-player Tower Challenges, which is a randomized tower with modifiers and Test Your Might matches. Your final score is set, and you can send that tower to a friend to have them beat your score. It’s a lot of fun and extends the longevity of online play.

With the modes out of the way, let’s talk about the actual game. The control and responsiveness are so much better than any other MK game. MK9 tried to recreate the feeling of the first three MK games, but it got stale after a while. MKX is a whole new beast with the core familiar mechanics at play. Balancing is also nearly perfected in MKX thanks to combat variants. Each fighter has three different variants they can play as, and this sets their special moves. Instead of some characters having a long list of special moves to spam you with, they are limited this time around and cut down. Every player will have their favorite variant after playing for so long.

Outside of variants, the fighting is a little more cinematic. The camera zooms in on throws, and the new X-ray moves. X-rays are now three hits instead of two, and the models are much more detailed. More bones break, individual organs are modeled, and fibers on the muscles have depth. It looks fantastic, and this is by far the most brutal MK game to date. The fatalities are the best in any game and are just awesome. New tech allows for facial animations with twitching eyes, lips, and overall detailed gore. Organs are split in half, and they actually look like their organs, unlike previous games with generic gibs. Brutalities made a return, but they are no longer the complicated button presses like MK3. Certain requirements must be met in a match, such as having 50% health remaining, connecting a number of certain moves in a match, and hitting the right button combo during the final hit of the last round. Brutalities are now variations of special moves but have a twisted, deadly ending that throws opponents off guard and is extremely satisfying to pull off and watch.

The new characters are actually the best new fighters in the series. All are fun to play, and all are distinctive, unlike previous entries where new characters felt like cheap rip-offs. Among them, Cassie Cage, Jacqui Briggs, Ferra/Tor, D’Vorah, and Erron Black are my favorites. Kung Jin and Takeda aren’t exactly the unique characters they succeed, which are Kenshi and Kung Lao. They both look and feel nearly identical, despite having different weapons. Takeda is actually more similar to Scorpion than Kenshi, as he uses dual whips and Kung Jin has a bow and staff. Unique weapons, but their characters aren’t fleshed out much in the story mode.

With that said, MKX is an evolution of the series that it so desperately needs. The longevity that’s smart and isn’t bloated content, more online features, and the variants are hopefully here to stay. This is one of the best fighting games of the decade.

Kollector’s Edition: For $90 more, you can receive a special box, a Scorpion statue, the Kombat Pass, and a Scorpion skin. The statue is made by a sculptor named Coarse, and the skin is of the statue. It’s beautifully made and well worth it for collectors. It also comes with a certificate of authenticity.

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Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance – 11 Years Later

Posted by BinaryMessiah on 08/23/2013

Posted in: Game Boy Advance, Gamecube, Nintendo, PlayStation 2, Retro Consoles, Sony, Xbox. Tagged: deadly alliance, fatality, fighter, gameboy advance, gamecube, gba, Microsoft, midway, mortal kombat, Nintendo, playstation, ps2, Sony, xbox. Leave a comment

Publisher: Midway

Developer: Midway

Release Date: 11/16/2002

Available On

Deadly Alliance was a turning point in the series. MK4 got mixed reviews from fans and critics and wasn’t exactly what they wanted. Being only the second 3D Mortal Kombat game, it was another reboot that took itself more seriously and became more complicated and deep. It featured three different fighting styles and long combo chains that you had to memorize, and gone were the days of fast button mashing. You now have to think ahead about your next move and strategize. It was the most robust and sophisticated fighting game ever made at the time, but it didn’t come without its flaws.

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Deadly Alliance was the first MK game to venture out from just fighting in a core title. The team added a Konquest mode, which is a giant tutorial on how to use every fighter and learn all their moves. This is pretty big for a fighter and can be a lot of fun. You follow Raiden down a long path across various MK worlds and learn about each fighter. They each have three different fighting stances: two regular and one weapon stance. That’s not all, though; these can combo into and out of each other for major damage. Characters with blade-type weapons can impale their weapons into the opponent to make them bleed out, but they lose the weapon for that round. This more technical fighting style for MK had mixed reactions, but I like it a lot.

One thing I wasn’t fond of was the lack of special moves and fatalities. There’s only one fatality per character, and a lot of them are mediocre at best. They aren’t as gory or as awesome as previous games. Cyrax is missing his net move; a few characters only have 2-3 special moves, so it feels weak. At least the mini-games make a return because they haven’t been seen since MK1. A new Test-Your-Sight mini-game is added, which is a cup-and-ball game. The team also added a currency system and a Krypt to unlock costumes, videos, art, and interviews. I love this a lot, and it is great fan service. However, once you unlock the entire Krypt, there’s not much else to come back to. Unless you are playing with a friend on the couch, the game is seriously lacking in single-player content, which is why I got bored with it after a couple of months.

The graphics were decent for the time, but the gore looks like balls of Jell-O, and the characters look like plastic dolls. The woman’s breast physics looks like swaying punching bags at 100 MPH, even when you tap forward slightly. The sound effects are a bit weak, and a few are recycled from MK4. The arenas are also kind of boring, and many of them are new. The overall game is pretty solid but needs more polish. I also wasn’t too fond of the new characters. A few were likable, such as Frost, Nitara, and Drahmin, but all the rest just felt forced or rushed. I also didn’t really like a lot of the redesigned characters, such as Sonya and Johnny Cage. The character design is just really lacking here, but that could be just me being a picky fan.

Overall, Deadly Alliance is a nice change for the series, and the more complex and strategic fight style may not be for everyone. The lack of content really hurts his game, and it suffers from an overall lack of polish. It’s still worth getting in your bargain bin for some couch time-fighting.

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Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance – 8 Years Later

Posted by BinaryMessiah on 09/08/2012

Posted in: Game Boy Advance, Gamecube, Microsoft, Nintendo, PlayStation 2, Retro Consoles, Sony, Xbox. Tagged: deadly alliance, fatality, fighter, fighting, gameboy advance, gba, gore, mk, mkda, mortal kombat, Nintendo. Leave a comment

Publisher: Midway

Developer: Criterion Games

Release Date: 2/13/2004

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I know what you’re probably thinking. Deadly Alliance on the GBA? Puh-lease. Don’t criticize the game just yet. Deadly Alliance for GBA is a solid fighter with a trick 3D fighting system that is simplified from the console versions. The game features a full Krypt, mini-games, and a new survival mode. The graphics are surprisingly good, and the sound quality is excellent.

Unlike past Mortal Kombat handheld ports, this game is actually good. The fighting system is a mix of 2D and 3D with each character’s two main martial arts stances (the weapon stance was taken out). The fighting system may seem dumbed down or too simple because the GBA only has two face buttons. Using a combo of the D-pad and face buttons, you can pull off some great combos with ease. The whole transition feels natural and hand-tailored to the console. My main disappointment is the lack of characters. Only about 10 made it into the GBA version, but a new character, Sareena, made it into the game from Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero. I am also disappointed that each character only has one fatality (like in the console version), but they are different and quite detailed for a GBA game.

The sound quality is excellent, with the announcer’s voice intact. The graphics are pretty decent, with full 3D backgrounds, but they are very muddy and lack any detail. The graphics are a love-hate type of thing. The Test-You-Might and Sight are fully intact here, which is nice, but the Konquest mode is obviously missing. Instead, there is a Survival mode that was stuck in here. There is a full Krypt with alternative costumes and other things. So this is a huge MK experience on the GBA, and probably the best one.

If you loved Deadly Alliance or just want a solid fighter on your GBA, then pick this up. There is a lot of content in here, and the fighting system is solid and fluid. The graphics look pretty, and the sound quality is excellent, so you have no reason not to play this!

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Mortal Kombat: Unchained – 6 Years Later

Posted by BinaryMessiah on 05/08/2012

Posted in: PSP, Retro Consoles, Sony. Tagged: chess, fatality, fighter, fighting, midway, mortal kombat, playstation, psp, puzzle, Sony, unchained. Leave a comment

Publisher: Midway

Developer: JGI Entertainment

Release Date: 11/15/2006

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The past portable Mortal Kombat game’s quality ranged from mediocre to abysmal. Unchained is probably the best portable MK in recent history and is an excellent port of Deception. All the modes like Puzzle and Chess Kombat are here, as well as the full Krypt, Konquest, and Arcade modes. Unchained adds a few characters and an endurance mode.

The game plays just like Deception, and the controls are just as tight and responsive as the console versions. Using each fighter’s three fighting styles is great fun, but I felt it didn’t feel as quick and fluid as the 2D games. Sure, the animations are sharp and smooth, but the 3D depth takes away that lightning-quick feeling between each move, and the combos are canned. Free-forming combos are a bit tougher because you have to memorize all the long combos and kind of manipulate the fighting engine to get extra-long combos that aren’t there. The combos spread across two- fighting styles and one weapon style, but you can switch between the three on the fly. Each style has its own combos, but to do the longest, you have to switch back to their default style to start it. This makes the overall play slower but more tactical, and it really makes you think before jumping around like an idiot.

The stages are multi-tiered, with yellow lines that represent hazards and red lines that represent death. Knocking opponents off these yellow lines will cause damage, but red lines cause instant death. There’s one level that is suspended in the air, and the outside slowly crumbles apart. If you are on the edge at that time, it’s instant death for you. Each stage is very unique and nicely designed, with even some weapons on the stages, like in Mortal Kombat 4. There are a lot of new stages here, but some old ones appear, like The Cesspool, Living Forest, and The Pit.

Fatalities are intact, with each character having two pre-made fatalities. They’re as awesome as anyone remembers, but there are a few duds. A new feature is a reverse fatality, which is a Hara-Kiri. This allows the loser to perform a fatality on themselves to steal the glory from the winner. These are just as interesting and a very neat idea that I would like to see come back to the series. The fatalities are only executed a bit differently. You have to enter the Fatality stance so your character stays put for the code input, but otherwise, it’s all the same.

There are some new characters added to the series, like in Deadly Alliance, and most of them are boring duds. Shujinko, Hotaru, Dairou, Darrius, and a few others are boring and don’t really fit in the MK universe. Dairou, for example, is absolutely boring to play, with only three special moves and small combos. Thankfully, there are more classics like Sub-Zero, Scorpion, Ermac, Liu Kang, and Baraka, just to name a few. A few new additions are Frost, Kitana, and Blaze from Deadly Alliance, but sadly, they only have one Fatality from that game. Shao Kahn and Goro are here as well from the GameCube port, but they have no fatalities.

Chess Kombat returns, where you play an MK version of chess and fight it out when you try to take other pieces. There are two power squares on the board that give you an extra 25% of health for every square you own. There is even a spell list like Kill, Teleport, and Resurrect to add to the strategy. These games can get intense and require a lot of thinking. I really love this mode, and I hope it returns to the series someday.

Puzzle Kombat is an MK twist and Street Fighter puzzle, but at the end of each round, a Fatality is performed. Each character has a special power to use, like Jumble, which mixes blocks around, Freeze, and even a move to remove a certain number of columns. This is a really fun mode and can be played for a long time or to take a break from fighting.

The saddest part about this game is that there is no online play. This is what made Deception so awesome, and it was taken out of the game. Thankfully, the graphics look pretty decent, but the sound quality took quite a hit. The Konquest mode is probably the ugliest and pretty boring and monotonous. The load times are on par with the PS2, and the overall menu design and feel are the same. Other than that, this is one awesome Mortal Kombat package for people still rocking their PSPs.

Mortal Kombat: Deception/Unchained Fatality FAQ

Posted by BinaryMessiah on 05/03/2012

Posted in: Blogs, FAQs/Walkthroughs, Mortal Kombat: Deception/Unchained. Tagged: deception, faq, fatality, gamecube, Microsoft, mortal kombat, Nintendo, playstation, PlayStation 2, ps2, psp, Sony, unchained, walkthrough. 3 Comments

–TABLE OF CONTENTS–
A1–Introduction–
A2–Version History–
A3–Contact–
A4–Key–
A5–Fatalities–
1. Ashrah
2. Baraka
3. Blaze
4. Bo’ Rai Cho
5. Dairou
6. Darrius
7. Ermac
8. Frost
9. Goro
10.Havik
11.Hotaru
12.Jade
13.Jax
14.Kabal
15.Kenshi
16.Kira
17.Kitana
18.Kobra
19.Lie Mei
20.Liu Kang
21.Mileena
22.Nightwolf
23.Noob-Smoke
24.Raiden
25.Scorpion
26.Shao Kahn
27.Shujinko
28.Sindel
29.Sub-Zero
30.Tanya
A6–Thank You–

A1–INTRODUCTION–

This is my second FAQ I’ve written-My first FAQ was for Syphon Filter: Dark
Mirror and some of you viewing this FAQ may have read or seen that FAQ. If you
liked that one I hope you like this one.

For starters this is the exact port of Mortal Kombat: Deception for PS2. The
fatalities are pretty much same and the characters from Deadly Alliance are the
same as well. Also note that I put the characters in alphabetical order. It’s
easier for me that way so I can just scroll through real quick and find my
character. Who remembers the order the characters are in on the select screen
anyways? I’ve always found FAQs that are set up that way annoying. I also made
the layout for the standard default control setup. It always annoyed me when
the FAQs would have the buttons numbered, and that always made things harder to
memorize. I have also added a description to each fatality so you know what it
does before you execute the code.

This FAQ is for private and personal use. It can only be reproduced
electronically. This FAQ is NOT to be used for PROFITABLE or
PROMOTIONAL purposes. This includes being incorporated,
reprinted, or otherwise used by magazines, books, guides, etc.,
in ANY way. This FAQ was created and being maintained currently
by Richie Baker. All copyrights and trademarks are acknowledged
that are not specifically mentioned in this FAQ.

Just please don’t use this FAQ or walkthrough to sell or make
money please and your cooperation would be appreciated.

Mortal Kombat: Unchained is © Midway Entertainment.

A2–VERSION HISTORY–

V1.0 (3/5/07) – This was just codes copied from Mortal Kombat: Deception and
Mortal Kombat:Deadly Alliance. If I receive any correction or new content I
will add it here.

V1.2 – Changed Scorpion’s fatality descriptions around since they were in the
wrong order. Thanks to Verneri Helin for the heads up.

V1.3 (6/20/07) – Added Sub-Zero’s Hara-Kiri that I forgot. Thanks go to
Tom Jones for spotting this.

A3–CONTACT–

Please contact me at ivorysoul@gmail.com with the subject MKU if you see any
things I missed in the walkthrough such as misspelled words, or any codes
that are wrong. This would be a lot easier on me so I would appreciate it if
you could submit fixes.

A4–KEY–

–HIT THE L BUTTON TO CHANGE INTO THE FATALITY STYLE FOR EASIER BUTTON
EXECUTION–

Close: You have to stand right next to the character.

Sweep: Stand at sweep distance or about 2 steps back (just tap the back button
and the character will jump back a whole step), or just almost half way.

Full Screen: Stand as far away from you opponent as you can get.

Anywhere: This means the fatality can be performed anywhere on the screen.

F1: Fatality 1
F2: Fatality 2
HK: Hara-Kiri

/\: Triangle
[]: Square
(): Circle
X: Well…X

A5–FATALITIES–

–NOTE–
For those of you who don’t already know Midway finally brought two fatalities
back into the game and all new death traps (which instantly kill the opponent
once knocked into it. These represent red lines), stage hazards (which can
seriously damage an opponent and these represent yellow lines), stage specific
weapons (which you can pick up and use at will and you can pick these up by
pressing /\+(), and Hara-Kiris (which are suicides that you can do if you
are defeated(!)).

1.–ASHRAH–
F1: Down, Down, Up, Up, /\ (Close)

–Ashrah spins backwards and pulls out a voodoo doll, then sherepeatedly stabs
it with her Kriss which affects her opponent–

F2: Forward, Down, Forward, Down, /\ (Sweep)

–Ashrah’s hands glow blue and she waves them around, then she brings them
down and her opponent starts to glow blue. Then she thrusts them to the upwards
and her opponent’s body parts start melting–

HK: Up, Down, Up, Up, /\

–She spins so fast she glows blue and her body parts fly everywhere–

2. –BARAKA–
F1: Forward, Up, Down, /\ (Close)

–Baraka slices the arms legs and head off the opponent. The parts slide of the
victim and then he impales the center body and holds it up triumphantly–

F2: Forward, Down, Back, Forward, /\ (Sweep)

–Baraka slices the opponent’s head off with one of his blades and then catches
it with his blade by skewering it–

HK: Down, Back, Up, Back, ()

–Baraka slices his own head off with one of his blades then falls to the
ground–

3. –BLAZE–
Blaze doesn’t have any fatalities, unfortunetly, and Midway kept it this way
from Deadly Alliance. If you don’t know who Blaze is he’s the boss character in
Mortal Kombat: Armageddon (PS2, Xbox, Wii), and he was an unlockable character
in Deadly Alliance if you did the Konquest (training) mode with all the
characters.

4. –BO’ RAI CHO–
F1: Down, Up, Forward, Forward, /\ (Close)

–Bo’ Rai Cho reaches into his pocket and pulls out a torch and a jug of
alcohol. He then drinks the alcohol and lights the torch on fire and spits it
at the opponent causing he/she to become engulfed in flames–

F2: Up, Back, Forward, X (Sweep)

–Bo’ Rai Cho pulls a torch out of his pocket, as before, and lights it. This
time he farts on it and causes a huge green flame to engulf the opponent–

HK: Back, Back, Forward, Foward, /\

–Bo’ Rai Cho outstretches his arms and starts to inflate then he explodes in
a gory mess–

5. –DAIROU–
F1: Down, Up, Back, Back, [] (Sweep)

–Dairou slips behind the opponent and grabs both of their arms while putting
his feet on their back. He then sends their upper body to the ground causing
it to explode on impact–

F2: Down, Down, Back, X (Close)

–Dairou turns his opponent around and rips out two of the oppoenents ribs. He
then jabs them into the opponents eyes while the opponent stumbles back in
pain–

HK: Back, Back, Back, Down, []

–Dariou fall straight back and snaps his back and it splits him in two–

6. –DARRIUS–
F1: Up, Down, Back, Forward, X (Sweep)

–Darrius rearranges the opponent’s body parts when he grins and kicks them to
the ground–

F2: Down, Forward, Foward, Up, [] (Close)

–Darrius rips the opponents arms off and beats his/her head off with them–

HK: Back, Forward, Forward, /\

–Darrius puts both hands on the sides of his head and squeezes it off–

7. –ERMAC–
F1: Down, Back, Back, Down, X (Sweep)

–Ermac uses his telekenesis and raises and slams the opponent to the ground a
few times then the last time the opponent explodes on impact–

F2: Back, Down, Back, Down, () (Full Screen)

–Ermac uses his telekenesis and lifts the opponent up and forces him/her into
a ball, then on the last force he tears them apart–

HK: Down, Up, Up, Down, X

–Ermac smashes his head into the floor a few times, gets dizzy, then on the
last hit his head explodes–

8. –FROST–
Frost only has her one fatality from Deadly Alliance

F1: Foward, Back, Up, Down, [] (Anywhere)

–Frost freezes the opponent then she kicks off there top half and it falls and
shatters on the ground–

9. –GORO–
Goro has the same fatalities as he did on Deception for GameCube

F1: Back, Back, Forward, Forward, X (Sweep)

–Goro takes his four daggers out and cuts the opponent once then he impales
them all into the opponent’s torso. He then takes the lower left one and
impales the opponent’s head–

F2: Foward, Back, Foward, Back, [] (Close)

–Goro lifts the opponent up by his/her arms with his upper arms then he takes
his lower arms, along with his upper, and rips the oppoents limbs off–

HK: Up, Forward, Forward, Back, ()

–Goro takes out his four daggers and impales his lower torso with his lower
arms and his eyes with his upper arms–

10.–HAVIK–

F1: Down, Forward, Forward, Up, () (Close)

–Hawik pushes the opponent’s arm to face him then he rips off their leg and
knocks their head off with it. He then holds it up in victory and drops it–

F2: Forward, Forward, Forward, Back, /\ (Sweep)

–Havik screams at you then he eats both of the opponents arms and pukes up
some blood–

HK: Forward, Up, Up, Up, X

–Havik rips his own head off and shows it to you then he falls to the ground–

11.–HOTARU–
F1: Forward, Up, Back, Down, [] (Sweep)

–Hotaru picks the opponent up by his/her leg and throws him/her over his
shoulder and the opponent hits the ground. He then throws them forward and then
he spins them around in a circle then slams the opponent down one more time and
he/she explodes on impact–

F2: Down, Forward, Back, Foward, /\ (Close)

–Hotaru kicks the opponent to their knees then twists his/her neck three
three times. He then kicks them one more time–

HK: Up, Back, Back, Back, /\

–Hotaru twists his neck so it faces behind him and falls to the ground–

12.–JADE–
F1: Back, Forward, Up, Forward, [] (Sweep)

–Jade throws her Bojutsu into the opponent’s head. She then jumps into the air
and grabs the Bojutsu and comes down while throwin the opponent’s body off
his/her head–

F2: Back, Forward, Forward, Forward, /\ (Close)

–Jade slices the opponent in half with her Bojutsu then the upper half slowly
slides off (like Baraka’s fatality)–

HK: Forward, Forward, Forward, Back, /\

–Jade throws her boomerang away from her and it comes back and slices her head
off–

13.–JAX–
Jax only has his one fatality from Deadly Alliance

F1: Down, Forward, Forward, Down, /\ (Anywhere)

–Jax lifts his opponent over his head and slams them on the ground. He then
jumps and stomps on his/her head and it explodes–

14.–KABAL–
F1: Forward, Up, Up, Up, X (Close)

–Kabal kicks his opponent in a fast spin then he slowly cuts them downward
with his hookswords sending body parts flying everywhere–

F2: Up, Up, Down, Down, /\ (Close)

–Kabal kicks his opponent high into the air then he aims and throws his
hookswords at him/her and slices them in half–

HK: Forward, Up, Up, Down, /\

–Kabal impales one of his hookswords into his head and falls down–

15.–KENSHI–
F1: Foward, Forward, Back, Back, /\ (Sweep)

–Kenshi impales his opponent in his chest and then takes it out and slices
his/her torso in two areas. The opponent’s torso then slides apart (like Baraka
and Jade’s fatalities)–

F2: Up, Forward, Back, Forward, /\ (Sweep)

–Kenshi uses his telekenesis and rips the opponent in half (like Ermac’s
fatality)–

HK: Down, Back, Back, Forward, ()

–Kenshi falls to his knees and starts to slice open his right side with his
Katana but bleeds to death first–

16.–KIRA–
F1: Back, Forward, Forward, Back, () (Full Screen)

–Kira throws her daggers into the opponent’s feet. She then does a sexy walk
up to him/her and rips their torso off–

F2: Up, Forward, Down, Back, X (Sweep)

–Kira whips our on of her daggers and slices the opponent’s neck. She then
does a roundhouse kick to the opponent’s torso and the opponent’s head falls to
the ground (like Baraka, Jade, and Kenshi’s fatality)–

HK: Foward, Back, Up, Back, X

–Kira impales her kidneys with her Dragon Teeth and falls to the ground–

17.–KITANA–
Kitana only has her one fatality from Deadly Alliance

F1: Down, Up, Forward, Forward, /\ (Anywhere)

–Kitana kisses her opponent’s cheek and he/she inflates three times then on
the fourth they explode–

18.–KOBRA–
F1: Down, Back, Foward, Down, () (Close)

–Kobra rips the opponent’s heart out and shoves it down his/her throat–

F2: Foward, Back, Forward, Forward, /\ (Close)

–Kobra does a super powerful kick which knocks the opponent’s head off–

HK: Up, Up, Back, Back, /\

–Kobra rips his own heart out and falls to the ground–

19.–LI MEI–
F1: Forward, Forward, Forward, Forward, [] (Sweep)

–Li Mei does a bunch of quick punches all over the opponent’s body then they
shake and explode–

F2: Up, Back, Forward, Forward, () (Sweep)

–Li Mei uppercuts the opponent’s head off then she kicks it into the
opponent’s body and he/she explodes–

HK: Up, Down, Up, Down, X

–Li Mei takes out her Kun Lun Dao and she bends over and the sword comes down
and slices her head off–

20.–LIU KANG–
F1: Back, Back, Back, Foward, /\ (Sweep)

–Liu throws a huge fireball at his opponent and he/she explodes–

F2: Foward, Forward, Up, Up, X (Sweep)

–Liu teleports inside the opponent’s body and tears he/she’s head off and his
head shows–

HK: Down, Down, Down, Up, X

–Liu creates a green energy and disinigrates himself–

21.–MILEENA–
F1: Forward, Forward, Down, Down, [] (Sweep)

–Mileena takes off her veil and jumps on the opponent and rips his/her head
off with her teeth. She then spits it out and does a creepy laugh and sexy
pose–

F2: Up, Up, Forward, Forward, X (Full Screen)

–Mileena takes out her Sai’s and throws them into the air then kicks them into
her opponent’s torso–

HK: Back, Down, Forward, Back, []

–Mileena takes out her Sai’s and stabs them into the sides of her head–

22.–NIGHTWOLF–
F1: Down, Foward, Back, Forward, [] (Full Screen)

–Nightwolf pulls out a Tomahawk and throws it into the opponent’s face–

F2: Down, Forward, Down, Up, /\ (Sweep)

–Nightworlf decapitates his opponent with his Tomahawk then he catches the
head and holds it up triumphantly–

HK: Up, Up, Up, Up, X

–Nightwolf throws a Tomahawk into the air and it falls into his chest–

23.–NOOB-SMOKE–
You must be Noob to perform this

F1: Back, Foward, Back, Foward, () (Sweep)

–Noob throws shurikens into the opponent and they stumble back gurgling on
blood–

You must be Smoke to perform this

F2: Up, Down, Down, Forward, /\ (Sweep)

–Smoke disappears then he hits the opponent’s head and then rips their arms
and head off and reappears–

You must be Noob to perform this

HK: Down, Up, Up, Down, ()

–Noob throws his shurikens into the air and they imbed in his body as they
fall–

You must be Smoke to perform this

HK: Down, Up, Up, Down, ()

–Smoke will push buttons on his arm and he’ll slowly raise it up and he’ll
explode–

24.–RAIDEN–
F1: Back, Down, Forward, Down, [] (Sweep)

–Raiden raises his hands into the air and lightning will strike and make both
opponents explode–

F2: Up, down, Forward, Forward, [] (Full Screen)

–Raide raises his hand creating a lightning ball then he shoots it as his
opponent until he/she explodes–

HK: Forward, Up, Up, Back, []

–Raiden makes himself explode with his powers–

25.–SCORPION–

F1: Foward, Back, Foward, Back, [] (Close)

–Scorpion walks up to his opponent and rips their head off by reaching in
his/her neck and pull his/her throat out–

F2: Forward, Down, Forward, Forward, [] (Sweep)

–Scoprion steps back and throws his spear into his opponent’s arm and rips it
off and repeats for the other arm. He then walks up to the opponent and snaps
his/her neck–

HK: Forward, Up, Up, Back, []

–Scorpion snaps his neck and falls to the ground–

26.–SHAO KAHN–
Shao Kahn has the same fatalities as he did on Deception for GameCube

F1: Down, Up, Up, Forward, /\ (Sweep)

–Shao Kahn uppercuts his opponent into the air then takes his hammer and
swings it at him/her like a baseball bat and he/she explodes–

F2: Back, Forward, Down, Forward, /\ (Close)

–Shao Kahn takes his hammer and pounds his opponent into the ground three
times until just his/her head sticks up. Then he swings the hammer and bashes
his/her head off–

HK: Down, Up, Up, Down, []

–Shao Kahn throws his hammer into the air and it comes down and smashes his
head–

27.–SHUJINKO–
F1: Up, Down, Down, Forward, X (Close)

–Shujinko takes his Autumn Daos and slices the opponent up. He then kicks
him/her in the torso and they fall apart (like Baraka, Jade, Kenshi, and Kira’s
fatalities)–

F2: Back, Up, Foward, Forward, [] (Close)

–Shujinko uses his swords like shears and snips his opponents head off–

HK: Down, Back, Down, Back, X

–Shujinko throws his swords into the air and they come down and slice his arms
off–

28.–SINDEL–
F1: Back, Forward, Forward, Back, [] (Sweep)

–Sindel does her Banshee Scream and makes her opponent’s limbs and head fly
off–

F2: Up, Up, Back, Forward, X (Sweep)

–Sindel knocks her opponent into the air with her Kwan Do and then spins it
above her head and her opponent comes down and gets diced to bits–

HK: Foward, Up, Up, Down, ()

–Sindel backflips high into the air and comes down on her head breaking her
neck–

29.–SUB-ZERO–
F1: Forward, Back, Down, Forward, /\ (Close)

–Sub-Zero freezes his opponent’s body then he rips their head off and slides
back, then he throws it at him/her and they shatter to pieces–

F2: Back, Down, Forward, Down, [] (Sweep)

–Sub-Zero freezes the lower half of his opponent then kicks off there torso.
His opponent crawls backwards a bit and dies–

HK: Down, Up, Down, Up, /\

–Sub-Zero basically just freezes himself from the ground up.–

30.–TANYA–
F1: Forward, Down, Down, Down, [] (Sweep)

–Tanya rips out her opponents right femur (thigh bone) and jabs it into
his/her eye–

F2: Up, Back, Forward, Up, /\ (Close)

–Tanya takes her Kobu Jutsu an slices her opponent’s arm and neck. Then she
steps back and impales her opponent with her Kobu in the torso–

HK: Down, Down, Foward, Up, X

–Tanya rips both of her femurs out and jabs them into her eyes–

A6–THANK YOU–

Thank you for reading my FAQ and I hope it helped.

Mortal Kombat: Deception/Unchained Konquest Walkthrough

Posted by BinaryMessiah on 05/03/2012

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–TABLE OF CONTENTS–
1. Introduction
2. Version History
3. Contact
4. Story
5. Walkthrough

–Earthrealm Village–
ERV.1 — Notes
ERV.2 — Koin Chests
ERV.3 –Addtional Koins
ERV.4 — Krypt Keys
ERV.5 — Missions
–Earthrealm Outside Village–
ERO.1 — Notes
ERO.2 — Koin Chests
ERO.3 –Additional Koins
ERO.4 — Krypt Keys
ERO.5 — Missions
ERO.6 — Kombat
ERO.7 — Training
–Netherrealm–
NR.1 –Notes
NR.2 –Koin Chests
NR.3 –Additional Koins
NR.4 –Krypt Keys
NR.5 –Missions
NR.6 –Kombat
NR.7 –Training
–Chaosrealm–
CR.1 –Notes
CR.2 –Koin Chests
CR.3 –Additional Koins
CR.4 –Krypt Keys
CR.5 –Missions
CR.6 –Kombat
CR.7 –Training
–Outworld–
OW.1 –Notes
OW.2 –Koin Chests
OW.3 –Additional Koins
OW.4 –Krypt Keys
OW.5 –Missions
OW.6 –Kombat
OW.7 –Training
–Orderrealm–
OR.1 –Notes
OR.2 –Koin Chests
OR.3 –Additional Koins
OR.4 –Krypt Keys
OR.5 –Missions
OR.6 –Kombat
OR.7 –Training
–Edenia–
E.1 –Notes
E.2 –Koin Chests
E.3 –Additional Koins
E.4 –Krypt Keys
E.5 –Missions
E.6 –Kombat
E.7 –Training

8. Congratulations
9. Thank You

–INTRODUCTION–

This is my fourth FAQ I have ever written. You may know me from my Syphon
Filter: Dark
Mirror, Syphon Filter: Logan’s Shadow, and the Mortal Kombat: Unchained
Fatality list. I love
the PSP system and what it can do and MKU is a perfect port of Deception and
doesn’t one bit
disappoint. I hope you enjoy the game and I hope my FAQ helps you through
Konquest mode.

I have written a seperate FAQ from Deception because Midway made some changes.
All of the
characters are unlocked from the start so the Krypt key chests in Konquest have
different items
then they normally would. Same goes with chests that hold arenas. They are all
already unlocked
and not all the arenas are in Unchained.

Just please don’t use this FAQ or walkthrough to sell or make
money please and your cooperation would be appreciated.

A HUGE thanks goes to P Jay from GameFAQs.com for letting me use his guide as a
reference.

Mortal Kombat: Unchained is © Midway Amusement Games and Midway Chicago.

2.–VERSION HISTORY–

1.0 12/07/07 – My first run through of Konquest mode. If I have missed anything
I will fill it in
later and if anyone find anything let me know. Anything that has ??? means I
didn’t find it on my
first run through and I need to find out what’s in there.

3.–CONTACT–

Please contact me at ivorysoul@gmail.com with the subject MKU
if you see any things I missed in the walkthrough ,misspelled words I did not
list.
To make this easy on me just copy the whole. All your help is greatly
appreciated.

4.–STORY–

You are Shujinko. A boy who is tasked with a quest from the Elder Gods to
collect each realm’s
Komidogu and to stop the realms from vanishing. Throughout your journey you
meet fellow
members of the Mortal Kombat universe and train, kombat, or help them to earn
MK Kurrency.
Use the kurrency to unlock items in the Krypt and you may also discover keys as
well.
A mysterious spirit, Damashi, guides you through your travels but is he who he
really says he is?
Find out through Mortal Kombat: Unchained’s Konquest adventure mode.

5.–WALKTHROUGH–

–EARTHREALM VILLAGE–

ERV.1–NOTES–

You MUST do everything here or you can’t come back until AFTER you beat
Konquest!

The Ninja Star is an item that you receive as reward for finding the lazy boy.
Currently, no use for the Ninja Star has been found.

There is a Question Mark near one of Bo Rai Cho’s dojo in D3 that will knock
you out for 2 days. While some people try to link this event with a way or a
hint to find a Super Hidden Character,I just think it’s a quick way to get to
Wednesday and
pick the 600 onyx koins at B5.

ERV.2–KOIN CHESTS–

2nd area
D5: 200 sapphire koins
C6: 200 Platinum koins

3rd area
C3: 300 onyx koins
C4: 250 ruby koins
D1: 250 gold koins (behind dojo)

4th area
A4: 200 jade koins

5th area
B1: 200 sapphire koins

ERV.3–ADDITIONAL KOINS–

A6: Park, hit Mekko: 400 platinum koins
B5: Left side of dojo @ Wednesday, 4:00 am: 600 onyx koins
B5: Old woman’s hut: 65 platinum, 150 gold, 50 jade, 60 sapphire and 140 onyx
koins (Need hut key)
B6: (Inside hut): 400 ruby koins (Need mysterius key)
C4: Hit the peeping tom at 2:00 am: 400 onyx koins
C5: auction house: 170 gold koins
C6: Hitting the merchants next to the butcher will also net you 200 jade koins
D4: (inside hut): 140 onyx koins (Need Parent’s hut key)
D6: Hut with a “?” mark inside: just 15 platinum koins

ERV.4–KRYPT KEYS–
Any key you miss while you are here can be found outside too. Check section
5C for their location

1st area
Key: ND key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: C6

Key: KI key
Unlocks: Scorpion’s alt costume
Location/Time: B6

2nd area
Key: GP key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: D5

3rd area
Key: KT key (musical note)
Unlocks: Lui Kang’s Tomb Music
Location/Time: C4

Key: ON key
Unlocks: Kenshi
Location/Time: C3

5th area
Key: CC key (musical note)
Unlocks: Beetle Lair Music
Location/Time: C2

Key: HB key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: D1

You can find 4 non-krypt keys in the village, but one of them you return it to
its owner. After you unlock the huts, you will still keep the keys. So far I
managed to enter 4 huts that were previously unlocked. Three of them are listed
in the More Koins secction
and C2. (didn’t find anything there)

This are the key locations
Blue key (Park key) A6 (You can keep this key instead of returning it)
Old Woman’s hut key: Hit the old woman at the gates in the begining (Opens hut
at B5)
Parents hut key: Get it as a rewar for hitting bully (Opens hut ay D4)
Mysterious key: Get from as reward from Hide and seek boy (Opens hut at B6

If you notice, this keys are the same color as four of the six types of koins.
You can find a 5th colored key in the next realm

ERV.5–MISSIONS–

From: coughing bald boy (C5)
Mission: Find medicine for sick boy before 8:00 am
Find it here: From the woman in white robe (B6)
Reward: He tells you how to find a treasure

From: Apep, this will be part of the story line
Mission: Get some ham from the butcher to bribe the guard
Find it here: from the butcher (C6)
Reward: He’ll allow you to go to the other part of town

From: Man walking (A6-B6)
Mission: Help the villager cure his toothache
Hit him here: In the face. That’ll cure any toothache!
Reward: 400 sapphire koins

From: Ninja looking boy (B6)
Mission: Find the hiding boy
Find him here: A6
Reward: Mysterious key

From: Boy in front of a house (B5)
Mission: Find the key somewhere in the park
Find it here: Behind a house in A6. The back of the house is in the park
Reward: 250 ruby koins in a chest, if you enter the house on his left before
giving him the key

From: Boy with ponytail near dojo (B5)
Mission: Wake up lazy boy sleeping in the woods
Find him here: Woods in D4
Reward: Ninja Star

From: Woman walking (B5)
Mission: Find woman’s missing son
Find him here: boy sparing at A3
Reward: 400 sapphire koins

From: Old woman walking (B6)
Mission: Deliver note to the blacksmith
Find him here: B4
Reward: Nothing. Possibly only a hint for a mission outside the village

From: One sleeved boy (D5)
Mission: Teach Makko a lesson
Find him here: In the park (A6)
Reward 1: 400 platinum koins from Mekko (after punching him)
Reward 2: Parent’s hut key from one sleeved boy

From: Man in front of hut (D5)
Mission: Reclaim the pawned wedding ring
Find it here: Hit the man in front of the vases (C6)
Reward: 400 platinum koins

From: Woman tending clothes (A3)
Mission: Locate lost bracelet
Find it here: Inside a barrel in D5
Reward: 400 ruby koins

From: Old bald man in front of house (C2)
Mission: Find a vase for the strange man
Find it here: Inside a hut in C1
Reward: 400 jade koins

From: brothers in a hut (A4, but it’s easier to look in B4)
Mission: Find proof that Oni exists
Find it here: C5-C6, hit the Oni walking around at 12:00 am
Reward: 500 gold koins

From: Old lady in hut (D5, but it’s easier to look in D4)
Mission: Find a lost dog
Find it here: Man in hut (C3, but it’s easier to look in C4)
Reward: 400 ruby koins

From: Man in hut (D4)
Mission: Locate flour for the baker
Find it here: Hut in B3
Reward: 400 sapphire koins

From: Old woman in hut (D4)
Mission: Fill the bucket with water
Find it here:
Reward: 400 jade koins

From: Guard standing, during evening (B3)
Mission: Locate five Lin Kuei before dawn
Find them here: A2 (woods) A4 (behind row of houses) C4 (between house back and
woods D4 (woods) B6 (behind trees at the gates)
Reward: 600 jade koins

From: Man in white (D2)
Mission: beat him to the end of the street
How to win: Use the run button (R2) Yo need to run to the bridge and grab the
onyx koins that appear before him
reward: 60 onyx koins

–EARTHREALM OUTSIDE VILLAGE–

ERO.1 –NOTES–

You can go anywhere here except the Shoalin Temple. You can only go here after
you talk to
Master Shen or Wen and BEFORE you leave Earthrealm. When you come back to
Earthrealm the
second time, and after training with Nightwolf, you can get in there.

–THE WHITE LOTUS EMBLEM–

To get the White Lotus Emblem, you’ll have to make sure to talk to Master Shen
and Master Wren (E4 and D4) to activate a mission for them. You won’t be able
to complete until you train with Nightwolf (which will be part of the storyline
so don’t worry) Talk to them afterward and you’ll get the White Lotus Emblem.
(You migh also want to complete your recently assigned mission beating Baraka
at G4)
To get Raiden’s Staff go to Earthrealm when you are older (before going to
the last Realm, Edenia, preferably) and go to the big temple to the south (C7)
to find Kung Lao. You’ll have to do a 10 hit combo on him. When you do, he’ll
ask you to find Kai at Outworl, which will be in the Ice Caves. Kai will then
give you Raiden’s Staff. What does it do? Hmmm…

–LOCK PICK–

You can get this item by hitting a burglar at night roaming the houses at D4
With the lock pick tools, you will be able to open the huts in this coordinates
in C5, and in C6. With this you’ll also have access to a mission from a man
standing outside a hut in C6.

ERO.2 –KOIN CHESTS–

A5: 250 sapphire koins
A7: 250 gold koins
B5: 250 ruby koins
B7: 300 platinum koins
C4: 300 onyx koins
C4: 250 jade koins
C5: 300 ruby koins
C7: 300 sapphire koins
C8: 200 jade koins
E3: 300 gold koins
E4 (inside tower): 300 jade koins
F2: 200 sapphire koins
F5: 200 ruby koins
G4: 250 platinum koins
G8: 300 jade koins
H3: 250 onyx koins
H3 (left side of portal): 250 ruby koins
H4: 300 onyx koins
H4: 300 platinum koins
H5 (behind hut) 400 platinum koins
H7: 300 sapphire koins

ERO.3 –ADDITIONAL KOINS–

D4: Inside hut after getting lock pick tools: 60 sapphire koins
D4: Inside hut after getting lock pick tools: 160 onix koins
C5: Inside hut after getting lock pick tools: 75 jade koins
C5: Inside hut after getting lock pick tools: 160 gold koins
C6: Inside hut after getting lock pick tools: 140 onix koins
B5: From Motaro (at 10:00am): 1,000 ruby koins
From Bo’ Rai Cho after Training with Sub Zero: 500 platinum koins
(This is for returning his medallion)
B2: From “?” mark: 10 ruby koins
From fishermen in beach after getting Bo Rai Cho’s medallion: 400 ruby koins

ERO.4 –KRYPT KEYS–

Key: RE key
Unlocks: Mileena’s alt bio
Location/Time: F6 at 10:00 am

Key: TR key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: G4 at 4:00 pm?

Key: GA key
Unlocks: Baraka’s alt bio
Location/Time: A3 (tight of house) at Monday, 13:00 am

Key: FN key
Unlocks: Hua Chuan Video
Location/Time: E2

Key: MR key
Unlocks: Dark Prison Music
Location/Time: C3 (inside beach house)

Key: AS key
Unlocks: Sub Zero’s alt bio
Location/Time: C3 (near dojo)

Key: RT key
Unlocks: Scorpion’s alt bio
Location/Time: D4 (back of hut)

Key: SH key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: H2 (in hut), 1:00 pm

Key: IP key
Unlocks: Kobra’s alt costume
Location/Time: H2 (fight Kobra)

Key: HL key
Unlocks: Mileena’s alt costume
Location/Time: F7, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm (between a hut and a hill)

Key: RM key
Unlocks: Sub Zero’s alt costume
Location/Time: F8 (cave in Lin kuei temple at 7:00 pm)

Key: BH key
Unlocks: Moloch’s Bio Card
Location/Time: H6

Key: KK key (ying yang symbol)
Unlocks: Shujinko’s suicide
Location/Time: A8 (cave where kamidogu was). 16th day of the month

Key: SA key
Unlocks: Raiden’s bio
Location/Time: C4, 12:00 am

Key: BI key
Unlocks: Liu Kang’s bio
Location/Time: H4, 4:00 am

Key: SC key
Unlocks: Kenshi’s alt costume
Location/Time: A6, 12:00 pm

Key: CC key
Unlocks: Beetle Lair Music
Location/Time: D7

Key: KT key
Unlocks: Lui Kang’s Tomb Music
Location/Time: C7

Key: ON key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: E4

Key: GP key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: E5

Key: ND key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: A7

Key: KI key
Unlocks: Scorpion’s alt costume
Location/Time: F3

Key: HB key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: G4 (3:00 pm – 7:00 am)

ERO.5 –MISSIONS–

From: Man outside hut in B4
Mission: Scare the old man for his nephew’s entertainment
Find it here: B4, walk slowly behind the old man and talk/punch him
Reward: 400 sapphire koins

From: Paranoid man in C6
Mission: Discover what is happening in hut to the south
Find it here: the southern hut in C6 at night
Reward: Shirai-Ryu Message

From: Master Shen in E4
Mission 1: Gain Membership in the White Lotus Society
Find it here: Talk first to Master Wen in D4, then talk to him or Master Shen
after training with Nightwolf
Reward: White Lotus Emblem
Mission 2: Locate and defeat these strange ‘beast men’ for the White Lotus
Find them here:G4 (at night?)

From: Woman in white robe walking near village (4:00 pm)
Mission: Find something to help this young woman to her home
Find it here: Magnetic Ore in B7 (between rocks and trees)
Reward: 50 jade koins

From: Masked man with gun in F3
Mission: Seek the purpose of the great stone circle that lies to the east
Find it here: When you use the first kamidogu, return and talk to masked man
Reward: 600 sapphire koins

From: Man outside hut in G7
Mission: Deliver this mysterious package to his customer
Find her here: Woman outside hut in A6, Give earrings to man in G7
Reward: 400 sapphire koins

From: Woman outside hut in F7
Mission: Find her father’s lost sword
Find it here: Woods in D7
Reward: 500 onyx koins

From: Gossiping ladies in C5
Mission: Discover why Bo’ Rai Cho refuses to participate in the Mortal Kombat
tournament
Find him here: Talk to Bo’ Rai Cho after training with Sub Zero (Refuse to
train with Bo’ Rai Cho, and he’ll talk to you normally)
Reward: 500 jade koins

From: Man walking around D5 (with red beads)
Mission: Find the man’s lost promise ring
Find it here: F3
Reward: 500 ruby koins

From: Old man in A6
Mission: Locate a curative agent to aid the old man
Find it here: B8 between trees
Reward: 400 onix koins

From: Red Lin Kuei in G8
Mission: Find and defeat the Shirai-Ryu to prove your loyalty
Find it here: E8. Talk to the paranoid woman (you probably need to have read
the Shirai-Ryu message from another mission
You’ll have to beat Scorpion in a 2 rounds match with only 33%
of your health
Reward: 400 sapphire koins

ERO.6 –KOMBAT–

A5 (at night) Kabal
Kabal is enraged! Do you wish to beat him into submission?
Defeat Kabal in 30 seconds
1 round
300 koins

E6 (at night) Kira
Kira has laced her blade with poison! Will you accept the challenge?
Defeat Kira before you bleed to death.
1 round
350 koins

H2 (at night) Kobra
Two serpents facing each other in kombat! Will you accept his challenge?
Defeat Kobra before you bleed to death
1 round
350 koins

G6: Jax
The only thing standing between you and the White Lotus Society… is Jax! Will
you challenge him?
Defeat Jax. Only throws will damage him.
2 rounds
300 koins

A4: Sindel
Sindel is draining your life essence! Will you resist her?
Defeat Sindel while starting at 50% health and you are bleeding to death.
1 round
400 koins

E3: Darrius
Darrius has bought the Resistance to Eartgrealm! Will you put him in his place?
Defeat Darrius. You cannot block
2 rounds
350 koins

F8:Punch a Lin Kuei Ninja (Practicing by themselves)
Spar with a Lin Kuei
2 rounds
100 koins

ERO.7 –TRAINING–

Note: This is the location of trainers after beating konquest. Trainers marked
with (*) aren’t part of the story and won’t appear until you beat Konquest

C4: Bo’ Rai Cho
G8: Sub Zero
A7: Kenshi
D5: Nightwolf
H4: Liu Kang *

–NETHERREALM–

NR.1 –NOTES–

–AWAKENING KOCHAL–

In the F2-G2 area you will see the Black Dragon Clan members (Kabal, Kira
and Kobra) and you can fight them to awaken the mysterious Kochal. Each
match has a different stipulation, but they are not described before the
match starts.

Kabal
Dark Kombat! You can not block
400 koins

Kobra:
Defeat him while he does 400% – 500% damage
400 koins

Kira
Defeat her before you bleed to death and she recovers life
400 koins

After beating them, a portal will open. This portal will take
to the other portal (to the Nexus) and you’ll see there a chest with 1000 onyx
koins. Is this all we can get by awaking Kochal? Many people agree that Kochal
means KOin CHALlenge. Also some Onis says that Kochal is a 3 headed demon.
Well, there are 3 pillars with a giant skull behind each Black Dragon Clan
member, and when you defeat one of themm the skull pilar behind him.her
starts spitting lava.

NR.2 –KOIN CHESTS–

A2 (inside hut): 300 platinum koins
A3: 200 ruby koins
A3: 300 sapphire koins
A6: 300 platinum koins
B5: 200 jade koins
B6 (inside hut): 300 sapphire koins
B8: 250 ruby koins
C3: 200 onyx koins
C5 (outside walls): 250 gold koins
C6: 200 jade koins
D5: 250 sapphire koins
E5: 250 sapphire koins
E8: 250 platinum koins
F3: 300 sapphire koins
F5: 300 ruby koins
G3: 250 jade koins
G6: 250 ruby koins
G8: 250 ruby koins
H5: 300 jade koins
H7: 200 platinum koins

NR.3 –ADDITIONAL KOINS–

C7: Talk to guards after training with Ashrah: 15 gold koins
E8 (inside cave at 10:00 pm): 1,000 onyx koins from Meat
From female zombie walking in front of town: 250 ruby koins
From another female zombie walking near town: 240 ruby koins
From male zombie (B4) 240 gold koins

NR.4 –KRYPT KEYS–

Key: GM key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: C6, 3:00 pm (It’s behind the building, where Shinnoks hangs out)

Key: TL key
Unlocks: Goldern Desert Music
Location/Time: D8 (inner wall corner)

Key: QP key
Unlocks: Ermac’s alt costume
Location/Time: A8 (outside wall)

Key: AB key
Unlocks: Havik’s Bio Card
Location/Time: E2, 8:00 pm

Key: SJ key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: D1, 9:00 pm

Key: OB key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: A1, 3:00 am

Key: IG key
Unlocks: Mian Huan video
Location/Time: E8 (in cave)

Key: EE key
Unlocks: Ashrah’s alt costume
Location/Time: H4, 5:00 pm

Key: AM key
Unlocks: Nightwolf’s alt costume
Location/Time: A4 (beat Nightwolf in Kombat)

Key: BP key
Unlocks: Live at Kuatan Music
Location/Time: E5

NR.5 –MISSIONS–

From: Guard in hut (C8)
Mission: Tell 3 guards about the gathering
Find them here: C8 (next to hut) C7 (next to hut) C7 (walking)
Reward: 600 gold koins

From: Brotherhood of Shadow member, the only one not bald (walks trough C7)
Mission: Find a Brotherhood of Shadow member’s lost wristblades
Find them here: A5 (very close to big round building)
Reward: 400 platinum koins

From: Shinnok (C7)
Mission: Find Quan Chi’s amulet for Shinnok
Find it here: A5
Reward: 500 platinum koins

From: Bald man (A7)
Mission:Find the oni that stole the spellbook and punch him
Find it here: C6
Reward: 500 ruby koins

From: Brotherhood of Shadow member in hut (B5)
Mission: Find Sareena for the Brotherhood of Shadow
Find her here: D8 (behind hut)
Reward: 500 sapphire koins

From: Robed man walking (through A8)
Mission: Find a Sorcerer to remove the curse from the sword
Find him here: Bald man in hut (A6)
Reward: 500 platinum koins

From: Jarek (A8)
Mission: Locate three Oni teeth for Jarek
Find them here: A7 (next to skeleton) A4 (outside) D5
Reward: 600 jade koins

From: Oni standing (D6)
Mission: Find a shield for an Oni and return it to him
Find it here: F7
Reward: 400 ruby koins

From: Nightwolf (outside town at C5)
Mission: Find the Oni who stole the Bear Totem
Find it here: C6 near bridge
Reward: 500 sapphire koins

From: Moloch (F3)
Mission: Find Drahmin for Moloch
Find it here: C6 (inside town)
Reward: 500 onyx koins

NR.6 –KOMBAT–

C8: Shang Tsung
You have interrupted Shang Tsung’s journey in the Netherealm. Will you defend
yourself against his wrath?
Defeat Shang Tsung while he is healing and before you bleed to death.
1 round
400 koins

E8: Noob
Noob Saibot will force you to kneel before him. Will you resist?
Dark Kombat!
2 rounds
300 koins

B3: Kenshi
Kenshi’s blade will spill your blood. Will you defend against his attack?
Only throws will do damage.
2 rounds
300 koins

F7: Havik
Havik will wreak Chaos upon you! Will you show him the ways of Order?
2 rounds
350 koins

B5: Tanya
Don’t you know, Shujinko? It’s a TRAP! Will you teach Tanya never to betray
you again?
Defeat Tanya while she is invisible
1 round
300 koins

A4: Nightwolf (Complete first Nightwolf’s mission and possibly get out and
return to Netherrealm)
Nightwolf will not let you pass! Will you cast him aside in kombat?
Defeat Nightwolf 3 times
300 koins

H4: Mileena
Mileena will sharpen her teeths on your bones! Will you knock some of those
teeths instead?
Defeat Mileena before you bleed to death
1 round
??? koins

H6: Dairou
Dairou has been hired to kill you! Will you defend against him?
Defeat Dairou drung a EaRtHquAkE!
2 rounds
300 koins

D1: Quan Chi
Will you strike with the speed of a Kobra?
Defeat Quan Chi in 30 seconds
1 round
300 koins

NR.7 –TRAINING–
Note: This is the location of trainers after beating konquest. Trainers marked
with (*) aren’t part of the story and won’t appear until you beat Konquest

B2: Ashrah
E5: Ermac
??: Scorpion
G5: Kabal *

–CHAOSREALM–

CR.1 –NOTES–

Chaoesrrealm may seem confusing at first, but it becomes easy to explore after
a while (You can see where a teleporter takes you from the map, so look first
to know which teleporters you need to take to get to the desired area)
These are the areas in Chaosrealm and hot to reach them.

Portal–> Cemetery–> Temple–> Yanasi village

Once you are here, you can take 1 of 2 routes

/ >> Maze
Yanasi village
\ >> Temple Ruins –> Yanges village –> Prison
(This path open after beating konquest)

The vast majority of the missions, and krypt keys can only be gotten after
beating konquest, so there’s not much to do before that.

CR.2 –KOIN CHESTS–

A4: 200 ruby koins
B4: 200 ruby koins
B4: 200 ruby koins
B5: 200 ruby koins
D2: 200 gold koins
D6: 250 jade koins
E5 (inside hut) 300 gold koins
E7 (inside hut): 300 platinum koins
F6 (upper hut): 200 platinum koins
F6 (lower hut): 200 platinum koins
F7: 300 onyx koins
G4 (inside hut) 300 sapphire koins
G7: 200 onyx koins
H2: 200 platinum koins
H5 (inside east hut): 300 sapphire koins
H5 (inside west hut): 250 sapphire koins
H6 (inside hut): 250 sapphire koins

CR.3 –ADDITIONAL KOINS–

None

CR.4 –KRYPT KEYS–
Note: Keys marked with an asterik (*) won’t appear until you beat Konquest
Character’s alt costumes won’t appear until you unlock that character

Cementery area:

Key: OK key (camera symbol)
Unlocks: Silat video
Location/Time: B1 (inner wall corner)

Key: DA key *
Unlocks: Kabal’s alt costume
Location/Time: B1 (after completing Kabal’s mission and beting him)

Yanasi village area:

Key: JS key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: H4 (inside hut)

Key: PS key (ying yang symbol) *
Unlocks: Shujinko Kick
Location/Time: G4 (in front of southern hut), 12:00 am on Sunday

Maze area:

Key: JQ key
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: A4 (In the outer edge), 3:00 am – 8:00 am

Temple Ruins area:

Key: MM key *
Unlocks: Shujinko’s alt bio
Location/Time: G8, 5:00 pm

Key: QK key *
Unlocks: Liu Kang Storyboard
Location/Time: F7, 7:00 am

Yanges Village area:

Key: HJ key (musical note) *
Unlocks: Tiles of Deaths and Whimsy
Location/Time: E7 (inside hut)

Key: QI key *
Unlocks: Dairou’s alt costume
Location/Time: D8 (Inside a hut)
(Thanks to Monolith)

Key: MO key *
Unlocks: ???
Location/Time: D7 (inside hut), 4:00 am
(If you are coming from the green teleporter, there will be a row of huts to
your right, followed by an empty, hutless space. THE NEXT HUT after this space
is where the key is hidden)

CR.5 –MISSIONS–

From: Scorpion (C3)
Mission: Locate the fallen Shirai-Ryu clansman and return Scorpion’s mask to
him
Find him here: C2
Reward: 400 ruby koins

From: Kira (A3)
Mission: Find the riddle to this warrior’s identity in the temple ruins and
return it to her
Find it here: G6
Reward: 400 jade koins

From: Kabal (B1)
Mission: Bring the Earthrealm map to the temple ruins and return to Kabal for
a reward
Bury it here: E8
Reward: 400 ruby koins

From: Dairou (E3)
Mission: Locate Kobra and defeat him in battle
Find him here: H7
Reward: 400 jade koins

From: Mokap (H6, after burying Kabal’s map)
Mission: Retrieve the Earthrealm map from the Temple ruins and return to Mokap
for a reward
Fint it here: E8
Reward: 400 platinum koins

From: Man with owl on shoulder (G8)
Mission: Travel to the fountains of Edenia and return with the empty bucket
full of water
Fill it here: D6 or C4 (Edenia)
Reward: 400 jade koins

From: Man with spear (F5)
Mission: Tell lies to the leaders of the Yanasi and the Yanges tibes to start
a war
Find them here: D7 (Yangese) H5 (Yamasi)
Reward: chest with 400 onyx koins in A5

From: Funny walking lady (G6)
Mission: Find the woman who gave you the note again and deliver it to her
Find her here: if you look for her right away, she will be at D6
If you leave chaosrealm before finding her, she will be back at G6
Reward: 400 jade koins

From: Note lying on ground in B6
What does it says: It says something is hidden between, the prison and the
ruins (One of the tribes?)
Reward: chest with 400 onyx koins in D7?
(I think it might be that, or I just missed that chest before going to
the prison

From: Man in robe (B7)
Mission: Locate a hidden chest within the maze
Reward: chest with 400 onyx koins in A4

CR.6 –KOMBAT–

A1: Darrius
Darrius will destroy you in the name of the Resistance. Do you accept this
challenge?
Defeat Darrius during an EaRtHquAkE
2 rounds
300 koins

G1: Smoke
Noob Saibot has sent Smoke to hunt you! Will you stand and fight?
Defeat Smoke while he is invisible
1 round
350 koins

H3: Mileena
Mileena will sink her teeth into you! Will you bite back?
Defeat Mileena 3 times while she is healing
3 rounds
350 koins

B1: Kabal (after burying his map)
Kabal will prove that he is the greatest Black Dragon! Do you accept his
challenge?
You cannot block. Defeat Kabal 3 times
500 koins

D6: Li Mei
Li Mei must be taught a lesson! Will you teach her?
Defeat Li Mei without being able to block
2 rounds
350 koins

D8: Sindel
You have been hired to assassinate Sindel. Will you finish the job?
Defeat Sindel 3 times
300 koins

A7: Sonya
Sonya will place you under military arrest. Will you resist her?
Land a 7 hit combo
300 Koins (Thanks to Chuck for reward)

C7: Bo Rai Cho
A surprise test from Master Bo Rai Cho! Will you accept his challenge?
Defeat Bo Rai Cho during a EaRtHquAkE!
2 rounds
300 koins

F5: Jade
Jade comes out of the building every day at 7:00 am, but inmediatly turns
around and walks right back in. On Sunday only she will re=emerge around
8:00 am and walk around outside for a bit
Will you defeat Jade before she gets away?
Defeat Jade in 30 seconds
1 round
300 koins

G4: Baraka
Cower before the might of Baraka! Or will you defy him?
Defeat Baraka before you bleed to death
1 round
350 koins

CR.7 –TRAINING–
Note: This is the location of trainers after beating konquest. Trainers marked
with (*) aren’t part of the story and won’t appear until you beat Konquest

G4: Havik
H7: Kobra *
A3: Kira *
B8: Noob-Smoke *

–OUTWORLD–

OW.1 –NOTES–

There are 2 areas that won’t be accesible until later in the game. These are
the Tarkatan camps and Li Mei’s village. When these areas become accessible,
you
will appear automatically inside these areas.

OW.2 –KOINS CHESTS–

A3: 200 ruby koins
B6 (southeastern hut): 300 onyx koins
B6 (northeastern hut) 250 ruby koins
C4: 250 platinum koins
D1 (inside hut) 300 jade koins
E1: 200 ruby koins
E3: 300 onyx koins
E7: 200 ruby koins
E8 (inside hut): 250 platinum koins
F1 (inside hut) 250 jade koins
F5: 200 platinum koins
G1 (inside each hut) 250 sapphire koins in each hut
G2 (center hut): 250 onyx koins
G2 (right hut): 250 jade koins
G2 (inside hut): 250 ruby
G2 (inside hut): 250 sapphire koins
G4 (inside tent): 250 jade koins (after training with Baraka)
H1: 200 onyx koins
H7 (cave): platinum koins

OW.3 –ADDITIONAL KOINS–

A8: 800 sapphire koins (From Sonya, who appears from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm)

OW.4 –KRYPT KEYS–
Note: Keys marked with an asterik (*) won’t appear until you beat Konquest
Character’s alt costumes won’t appear until you unlock that character

Key: DI key
Unlock: Ashrah’s Bio Card
Location/Time: A3 (ice cave), 9:00 pm

Key: TB key
Unlock: Darrius alt costume
Location/Time: F8 (inside hut)

Key: GC key
Unlock: Jade’s alt costume
Location/Time G4 (upper right tent)

Key: KG key *
Unlock: Raiden’s alt bio
Location/Time: G1

Key: LF key (ying yang symbol) *
Unlock: Shujinko Fatality 1
Location/Time: C8, 12:00 am

Key: MH key
Unlock: Sindel’s alt costume
Location/Time: H6 (inside hut, 7:00 pm)

Key: DO key
Unlock: Darrius’s Bio Card
Location/Time: H8, 10:00 am

Key: ML key
Unlock: Tanya’s alt costume
Location/Time: C3 (beat Tanya in Kombat. You might need to go out of Outworld
and back to find Tanya here)

OW.5 –MISSIONS–

From: Blaze (C3)
Mission: Find a potion to restore Blaze’s memory
Find it here: G8 (from woman in front of a hut)
Reward: 500 ruby koins

From: Shao Khan
Mission 1: Find Reptile and inform him that he is to return with Shao Khan’s
tribute
Find him here: E4
Mission 2: Find Reiko and tell him that he is not to enter Shao Khan’s chamber
Find him here: F8
Reward: 500 ruby koins

From: Tanya (A7)
Mission: Locate a suitable cave in which Tanya can trap Liu Kang
Find it here: G1 (to Alert Liu Kang of Tanya’s trap) or get map in H5 to help
Tanya
Reward: 500 ruby koins from Liu Kang, 600 ruby koins from Tanya

From: Rain (C8)
Mission: Locate and return the Shokan ceremonial dagger to Rain
Find it here: E1 (dead end)
Reward: 500 ruby koins

From: Mustachoed man in robe (walking in A6)
Mission: Fund Braan and tell him that Ghosk wants to fight
Find him here: D8 (one of the fishermen)
Reward: 500 ruby koins

From: Robed man with book and dagger (walking in B6)
Mission: Return with a vampire location
Find her here: H5 (after training with Baraka)
Reward: 600 ruby koins

From: Frost (H6)
Mission: Find the fabled Outworld ice caves and tell Frost of their location
Find it here: A3
Reward: 400 ruby koins

From: Smoke (inside cave in H7)
Mission: Relay Smoke’s message to Sub-Zero in Earthrealm
Find him here: G8 (in Earthrealm)
Reward: 500 onyx koins

From: Woman walking in C1
Mission: Find the orb and return it to the woman
Find it here: C4 (dead end)
Reward: 400 ruby koins

OW.6 –KOMBAT–

A4: Kobra
Kobra will fight to the death! Do you accept his challenge?
Defeat Kobra 3 times
3 rounds
300 koins

D2: Smoke
Smoke’s programming has gone haywire! Will you shut him down by force?
Dark Kombat!
2 rounds
300 koins

E7: Kira
Will you prove Kira that you are worthy of the Black Dragon Clan?
Defeat Kira while you bleed to death
1 round
300 koins

F4: Scorpion
Scorpion has a vendetta against you! Will you defend yourself?
If Scorpion hits you he will do double damage
2 rounds
350 koins

D7: Sub-Zero
Will you test Sub-Zero’s ancestral armor in battle?
Defeat Sub-Zerp while you only do 25% of your normal damage.
2 rounds
350 koins

C3: Tanya (Complete Tanya’s mission first)
Tanya is beautiful, but she is not to be trusted! Will you beat some honesty
into her skull?
Defeat Tanya while she is invisible
1 round
350 koins

B1: Noob Saibot
The Brotherhood of Shadow has found you! Will you stand and fight?
Dark Kombat!
1 round
300 koins

D1: Bo’ Rai Cho
Will you challenge Master Bo Rai Cho in his home realm of Outworld?
Defeat Bo Rai Cho in 30 seconds
1 round
300 koins

C5: Hotaru
Hotaru will defeat you in the name of the Dragon King! Will you accept his
challenge in the name of the Elder Gods?
Only Throws will damage Hotaru
2 rounds
300 koins

H8: Johnny Cage
Will you spar with Johnny Cage?
Do a 12 hit combo
1 round
500 koins

OW.7 –TRAINING–
Note: This is the location of trainers after beating konquest. Trainers marked
with (*) aren’t part of the story and won’t appear until you beat Konquestest

H3: Mileena
G4: Baraka (after the second visit)
G8: Li Mei (after the third visit)
F2: Raiden *

–ORDERREALM–

OR.1 –NOTES–

Orderrealm is a very organized realm and isn’t hard to get lost in. Numbers go
north and south,
while the letters go from east to west.

OR.2 –KOIN CHESTS–

A1: 300 sapphire koins
B3: (inside house): 250 ruby koins
B6: (inside house): 250 platinum koins
C4: (inside building): 300 jade koins
C5: (inside building): 250 ruby koins
D3: 300 platinum koins
D3: (inside building) 250 sapphire koins
E3: 250 ruby koins
E4: (inside hut) 200 ruby koins
E6: (behind building): 200 ruby koins
F2: (inside house): 350 sapphire koins
F4: (inside hut): 300 platinum koins
F5: 200 jade koins
G4: 200 platinum koins
G6: (inside house): 250 jade koins
H5: 300 gold koins

OR.3 –ADDITIONAL KOINS–

None

OR.4 –KRYPT KEYS–
Note: Keys marked with an asterik (*) won’t appear until you beat Konquest
Character’s alt costumes won’t appear until you unlock that character

Bluetown:

Key: AF key (camera symbol)
Unlocks: Chou Jaio video
Location/Time: B6 (hit Mokap, the weird looking man at 12:00 pm)

Key: GF key
Unlock: Hotaru’s Bio Card
Location/Time: A4, 5:00 pm (Inside of the 2nd hut, from top to bottom)

Key: TE key
Unlock: Li Mei’s alt costume
Location/Time A4, 6:00 am. (Beat Li Mei in kombat)
Note: The coordinates I listed is the location of Li Mei at 6:00 am. You can
still get her costume at any other time, but she might be somewhere else.

Key: SQ key (ying yang symbol) *
Unlock: Shujinko Fatality 2
Location/Time: D4 (Might be on the D4 Pyramid of Redtown)

Goldtown:

Key: OQ key
Unlock: Scorpion’s FMV Test
Location/Time: H5 (inside 3rd hut from top to bottom), 5:00 pm

Key: IN key *
Unlock: Shujinko Icy Breeze
Location/Time: F5 (inside pyramid) 8:00 am

Key: SE key *
Unlock: Liu Kang alt bio
Location/Time: G5, 4:00 pm (area between town and pyramid)

Redtown:

Key: OF key
Unlock: Shujinko Flip kick
Location: D1, 2:00 pm

OR.5 –MISSIONS–
Note: Missions with an asteril (*) must be done on your first visit to
Orderrealm

From: Guard outside prison (D5) *
Mission: Find an evidence item and return it to the guard to help solve the
murder case
Find it here:B3 (journal to prove him innocent) E6 (dagger to prove him guilty)
Reward: 400 jade koins if innocent/600 ruby koins if guilty

From: Darrius (walking in B4, also must wait until you beat him story wise) *
Mission: Deliver the key to the prisoner in jail
Find him here: prisoner in the back of prison (C4)
Reward: 600 ruby koins

From: Fujin (E4)
Mission: Search the realm of Order to find Fujin’s book
Find it here: G3 (inside house)
Reward: 400 jade koins

From: Man is yellow and white robe in front of building (D5)
Mission: Find a citizen that has information about the missing emissary
Find him here: F5 (paranoid man in green robe)
Reward: 500 ruby koins

From: Man in fron of building (G5)
Mission: Find three citizens that tell you their age and return to the census
taker
Find thm here: G4 (man in white robe) H6 (old woman in town) G3 (young man
walking)
Reward: 500 jade koins

From: Old man in B5
Mission: Help pick all the boxes
Find them here: They are all in the area
Reward: 400 jade koins

From: Stryker (walking in B3)
Mission: Find a citizen that knows the location of the Seidan Guard Academy
Find him here: Man in yellow and blue walking (E6)
Reward: 400 ruby koins

From: Havik (D1)
Mission: Find five citizens in Red Town and talk them into rioting
Find them here: They are either standing or limping in F2 area
Reward: 600 sapphire koins

From: Woman in Greentown (D7-D8)
Mission 1: Find a citizen who has the Green Gem
Find it here: E7 (from man near house)
Mission 2: Find a citizen who has the Gold Nugget
Find it here: G6 (from man near house)
Mission 3: Find a citizen who has the Fire Opal
Find it here: C1 (from man walking between Redtown and the 2nd ring path)
Mission 4: Find a citizen who has the Winter Stone
Find it here: B3 (from man near house)
Reward: 600 sapphire koins

From: Mavado (D5)
Mission: Aquire 1000 ruby koins to trade with Mavado
Trades for: 500 sapphire koins
(You can do this as many times as you want)

OR.6 –KOMBAT–

D3: Raiden
Will you prove that you are worthy of the title ‘Champion of the Elder Gods’?
Your Opponent will do double damage to you
2 rounds
350 koins

G6: Kenshi
Kenshi will not let you pass! Will you force him to yield?
Defeat Kenshi 3 times
3 rounds
300 koins

C7: Sindel (she is here at 8:00 am, walking toward a house)
Sindel will show you the meaning of defeat! Will you defy her?
Defeat Sindel before you bleed to death
1 round
??? koins

E5: Jax
Oooohh yeah! That’s what Jax is talkin’ about! You wanna throw down?
You can not block and only Throws will do damage
2 rounds
350 koins

C2: Bo’ Rai Cho
More practice with Master Bo Rai Cho! Do you accept the offer?
Do a 35% damage combo
1 round
400 koins

B6: Li Mei
Will you teach Li Mei another lesson in kombat?
Defeat Li Mei in 30 seconds
1 round
300 koins

D7: Jade (she is here at 8:00 am, walking toward a house)
Jade will show you why she is defender of Edenia! Will you show her otherwise?
You cannot block
2 rounds
300 koins

F4: Kabal
Kabal will dig his swordhooks into your flesh! Will you defend yourself?
You cannot block
3 rounds
300 koins

E1-E2: Ermac
Ermac will unleash a firestorm of suffering upon you! Will you defend yourself?
Defeat Ermac in 15 seconds
1 round
350 koins

OR.7 –TRAINING–

G4: Hotaru
C8: Darrius
A3: Dairou

–EDENIA–

E.1 –NOTES–

As soon as you beat Konquest, if you plan on
doing missions, make sure you do Kitana’s mission first, since I belive that
if you don’t get the ring before doing another mission, you will never find it.
That is what I believe, but feel free to correct me if I’m wrong.

E.2 –KOIN CHESTS–

A1: 300 gold koins
A2: 300 onyx koins
A5: 250 sapphire koins
B7: (inside hut) 300 sapphire koins
C1 (outside wall): 250 sapphire koins
C6: 300 jade koins
D1: (inside hut): 300 ruby koins
D5 (inside hut): 300 ruby koins
E1: 300 platinum koins
E5 (northeast hut): 300 sapphire koins
E5 (norhwest hut): 300 sapphire koins
E5 (southeast hut) 300 jade koins
F3 (near monument): 250 ruby koins
F3: 250 koins
G1 (outside wall): 200 platinum koins
G5: 250 koins
G6: 250 platinum koins

E.3 –ADDITIONAL KOINS–

None

E.4 –KRYPT KEYS–
Note: Keys marked with an asterik (*) won’t appear until you beat Konquest
Character’s alt costumes won’t appear until you unlock that character

Key: TT key (camera symbol)
Unlocks: Choy Lay Fut video
Time/Location: F4 (inside hut)

Key: CG key (ying yang symbol) *
Unlocks: Shujinko dive
Time/Location: E5

Key: DD key (ying yang symbol) *
Unlocks: Shujinko Foot Grab
Time/Location: D8 (between hut and mountain at 12:00 am on Monday)

Key: KN key (ying yang symbol) *
Unlocks: Shujinko Power Fist
Time/Location: G6, 8:00 pm (Back of building)

Key: DB key *
Unlocks: Shujinko’s bio
Time/Location: H1, 10:00 am

Key: ID key *
Unlocks: Shujinko Spear Attack
Time/Location: A1 (beat Scorpion in Kombat)

Key: OT key
Unlocks: Sub-Zero’s Mini-Game Test Video
Time/Location: G8 (behind tent) Friday at 12:00 am (Need to train with him in
Earthrealm first)

Key: KC key *
Unlocks: Shujinko Body Slam
Time/Location: C8, 5:00 pm on Wednesday

Key: JO key *
Unlocks: Shujinko’s alt costume 1
Time/Location: F1, 12:00 am on Tuesday (Possibly not time restricted)

Key: ER key
Unlocks: Liu Kang’s alt costume
Time/Location: H5
(Right side of the waterfall, next 2 second tree nearest to waterfall)

Key: EM key *
Unlocks: Raiden’s alt costume
Time/Location: F3 (beat Raiden in Kombat)

E.5 –MISSIONS–

From: Soldier at G3
Mission: Deliver the message to the Edenian resistance
Find him here: A4
Reward: 400 jade koins

From: Kitana (C4)
Mission: Retrieve Sindel’s signet ring for Princess Kitana
Find it here: H3
Reward: 500 onyx koins

From: Ashrah (C4)
Mission:Go to the Netherrealm and find Ashrah’s lost sword
Find it here: F8 (Netherrealm)
Reward: 600 gold koins

From: Bald man in E5
Mission: Have Queen Sindel bless this sword for the civilian
Find her here: C6
Reward: 400 sapphire koins

From: Hsu Hao (F5)
Mission: Find employment for assassin Hsu Hao
Find him here: D2 (go up stairs, in the balcony)
Reward: 500 sapphire

From: Rain (D7)
Mission: Locate a new hideout for the ninja Rain
Find it here: G8
Reward: 500 jade koins in H8

From: Old man inside hut (E8)
Misison: Find the old man’s missing son, or find his necklace
Find it here: G1 (search the body for necklace)
Reward: 500 platinum koins
Note: You can pick another necklace from the dead body after giving it to the
old man. You can also give the old man another necklace for 500 easy platinum
koins… as many times as you want

From: Sektor (H3)
Mission: Go to Orderrealm and buy parts for the cyborg Sektor
Buy them here: E5 (man walking in Orderrealm)
Reward: 600 ruby koins

From: Shao Kahn Soldier guarding bridge in B1
Mission: Bring some Edenian pie to this Shao Kahn soldier
Find it here: B7, form confident looking woman
Reward: 500 platinum koins. Talk to the soldier again to watch pie effect.

From: Reiko (B3)
Mission: Present Reiko’s document to a Shao Kahn soldier
Find him here: F3 (Shao Kahn soldier)
OR go here: C6 (Edenian restiance guard in Edenia)
Reward: 400 ruby koins (SK soldier) or 600 gold koins (ER soldier)
Thanks to mewfan2004 for SK soldier location and reward)

E.6 –KOMBAT–

C2: Kobra
Kobra will test his might against you! Do you accept his challenge?
defeat Kobra in 30 seconds while you are doing half damage
1 round
??? koins

F3: Raiden
Raiden blames you for the return of the Dragon King! Will you defend against
his judgement?
You only inflict 10% damage
1 round
400 koins

C8: Kira
Kira blocks your path! Will you teach her a lesson in Chaos?
Defeat Kira in 15 seconds
1 round
300 koins

F7: sub Zero
Sub Zero questions your loyalty to the Lin Kuei! Will you defend against his
accusations?
Do a 10 hit combo
1 round
??? koins

H6: Havik
Havik welcomes the idea of kombat with you! Will you oblige him?
You cannot block and you are bleeding to death
1 round
??? koins

G6: Liu Kang
Liu Kang will prove to you why he is the champion of Mortal Kombat! Will
you prove him wrong?
Defeat Liu Kang while he is healing
2 rounds
300 koins

H1: Hotaru
Hotaru has tracked you to Edenia! Will you escape his wrath?
Defeat Hotaru during a EaRtHquAkE!
2 rounds
300 koins

G2: Mileena
Mileena is a threath to Edenia! Will you defeat her?
She does double damage, heals and you cannot block
1 round
??? koins

A2: Dairou
Dairou has hunt you down! Will you defend against him?
2 rounds
400 koins

A1: Scorpion
GET OVER HERE!! Will you go over there?
Defeat Scorpion despite him doing 300% damage and healing
1 round
1200 koins

E.7 –TRAINING–

C6: Sindel
E1: Tanya
H8: Jade (after luring Rain to her)

–THANK YOU–

Thank you for reading my FAQ and walkthrough and I hope it helped.

Ultimate Mortal Kombat

Posted by BinaryMessiah on 12/27/2011

Posted in: DS, Nintendo, Retro Consoles. Tagged: chess, ds, fatality, fighter, fighting, mortal kombat, multiplayer, online, puzzle, ultimate. Leave a comment

Publisher: Midway

Developer: Other Ocean Interactive

Release Date: 11/12/2007

Available Exclusively On

When Midway announced Mortal Kombat: Unchained for PSP, Nintendo fans screamed that they wanted one as well. They got their wish with a port of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 and Puzzle Kombat from MK: Deception thrown in. Here you have a perfect port for both responsive controls and a useful bottom screen that shows finishing moves and special moves. All the characters from UMK3 are here, plus some unlockables. There’s not much to say other than the controls work well, and I could pull off fast combos online while dishing out fatalities and animals left and right.

A couple of small gripes are that the -ality position isn’t listed on the bottom screen, so you kind of need to experiment, and the time to pull off the fatality is like 4 seconds, so you get one try. I also found the graphics slightly blurry due to the low resolution and small screen, but it’s only noticeable to people who play the classics a lot. I also found the Puzzle Kombat graphics were toned down a bit, even more so than on the PSP. Overall, this isn’t a huge package, but enough to satisfy fans, and online play is the best way to go.

Being able to make the fight screen on the top or bottom is a nice feature, but the problems from UMK3 still exist, like ridiculous AI, combos that are hard to pull off, and forgetting to try to beat Shao Kahn unless you cheat. I just wish there were some more modes that could have been thrown in or maybe a few more arcade ports, but what’s here works well and feels great to play and come back to.