Chinese Dragon LK Biography
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Liu Kang (劉亢)[1] is a character in the Mortal Kombat fighting game series. He is one of the few original characters, debuting in the first Mortal Kombat arcade game. He serves as the main protagonist of the first four games, the live-action films and the original comic book series. He became the Grand Champion of Mortal Kombat throughout the first four tournaments, a title that remained undisputed in the original timeline.
In the alternate timeline he only became the Grand Champion on two occassions, due to the fact that a third tournament did not take place during the invasion of Earthrealm. Although Liu Kang appears in every main Mortal Kombat game, he is not playable in Deadly Alliance.
Liu Kang is one of the most popular and accessible characters in the series. He is one of Earthrealm's greatest warriors, having defeated many to prove his valor. Throughout the series he has been gradually portrayed as the main hero, becoming champion after the first Mortal Kombat tournament. Liu Kang has found a nemesis in the traitorous Shang Tsung, a sorcerer who he has defeated on numerous occasions. Kang is often considered the greatest threat to the plans of Tsung and his emperor, Shao Kahn. He is a member of the White Lotus Society and trains extensively at the Wu Shi Academy. It was at the Academy that he was murdered by the Deadly Alliance of Shang Tsung and Quan Chi.
In the first few entry in the series, Liu Kang was shown to be non-violent, in that his finisher did not graphically kill the opponent. Starting with Mortal Kombat II, however, all of his fatalities were more gruesome.
His body was resurrected without his spirit in Mortal Kombat: Deception. This physical half killed hundreds of innocent people, with the skills he refined to protect them while he was alive. He retained his personality as a zombie, as he still had his trademark yells. A notable exception is the intro of Armageddon, where he groans like a recognizable zombie.
He is said to be one of the Great Kung Lao's last descendants through various media (a trading card, the first film, etc.) It is possible that Liu Kang and Kung Lao are cousins. He is referred to as "The Immortal Champion of Mortal Kombat" in later games, and his ending in Mortal Kombat: Deception has him again assuming the role upon his restoration to life.
At his debut, Liu Kang appeared to be among the dime a dozen Bruce Lee pastiches; an adult of Chinese origin with a bare chest, black pants and white shoes. From MKII and onward, he is depicted with shaggy black hair (even though shaolin monks are bald), a red headband, spiked gauntlets and red and black Kung Fu pants, still keeping his upper body bare (except in Mortal Kombat 4 MK4-01 Liu Kang
MK4 Character Design where he has a tank top). This design is one of the most consistent in the series.
He is depicted as a zombie in Mortal Kombat Deception. He gains a ghastly green tint on his decaying skin, showing the most damage on his peeling face. He retains his usual attire, but now wears a pair of chains with hooks attached to his gauntlets. In MKvsDCU, Liu Kang has greater muscle mass than most characters in the roster and wears a Championship belt. In MK 2011, Liu Kang's appears with a red sash brandishing the Elder Gods' symbol instead of the belt. His physical appearance is altered once more, with longer hair and a more well-rounded physique. Liu Kang loses a lot of skin when taking damage due to his lack of armor or layered clothes.
The continual use of dragons and the MK logo in Liu Kang's techniques, his costumes in recent games, and recurring fatalities (e.g. his Arcade Drop) all reinforce the perception that Liu Kang is the mascot of the series. However, this has never actually been confirmed by the developers.
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
Chinese Dragon LK Chinese Dragon Tattoo Head Dance Symbol Drawing Pictures Parade Costume Mask Images
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