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Which military organization does Sonya Blade represent?
Answer: Special Forces
Why: Shang Tsung held her squad hostage to force Sonya into that tournament, the tenth, after Goro had won nine in a row.
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Where are the Tarkatan warrior Baraka's signature blades located?
Answer: Forearms
Why: In Mortal Kombat 1 (2023), Baraka was a reputable merchant before the incurable Tarkat disease struck him.
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What were the development code names for the cyborgs Cyrax and Sektor?
Answer: Mustard and Ketchup
Why: Sektor wore red and Cyrax yellow, and Sal Divita played both cyborgs in Mortal Kombat 3.
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Why must Outworld win ten consecutive Mortal Kombat tournaments under the Elder Gods' rules?
Answer: To invade and merge Earthrealm
Why: Earthrealm successfully defended itself by winning the tenth tournament, stopping Shao Kahn's legal claim before he resorted to invading anyway.
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Which finisher introduced in Mortal Kombat 3 transforms the victor into a beast?
Answer: Animality
Why: Performing an Animality required first granting a Mercy, which gave the defeated opponent a sliver of health.
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Which staff member's face appears during the 'Toasty!' effect?
Answer: Dan Forden
Why: Dan Forden's falsetto 'Toasty!' cameo, triggered by an uppercut, first appeared in Mortal Kombat II in 1993.