One of D’Vorah’s new moves spawns an offspring that will fight to avenge its mother. She can birth bugs that birth more bugs, but her greatest trick might be her ability to fight on - even after death. Unlike her debut appearance in Mortal Kombat X, this time D’Vorah’s ovipositors are always out and at the ready.

She’s the other half of today’s gameplay reveal trailer, and we see some of the Kytinn warrior’s new tricks. Kitana also has some new moves of her own, some of which are dance-inspired, like one in which she surrounds herself with a vortex of fans.īut let’s also talk about D’Vorah for a moment.

One of her variations gives Kitana access to Mileena’s sai and her teleport drop kick. She’ll retain many of her classic moves, including her square wave attack - which is more of a flying hip check - and will even borrow a few moves from her evil twin sister Mileena. In Mortal Kombat 11, Kitana will always use her trademark fans. But on Friday, Mortal Kombat developer NetherRealm finally showed Kitana in action. That’s really no surprise, considering she’s been shown in the game’s cutscenes and menus - and a live-action commercial for the game officially confirmed her inclusion on the roster earlier this week.

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