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Contents 1 MK Champion benefits 2 Images 3 Trivia problems 4 MKA ending

[edit] MK Champion benefits

The first trivia bit states:
Since Liu Kang is the current Mortal Kombat Undisputed Champion, this means he cannot age and is somewhat immortal.
Is there a canon source for this? I've never heard of it. Virogtheconq 02:14, 20 March 2006 (UTC)

Sounds like bulldust to me, Liu Kang certainly isn't immortal. In Mortal Kombat: Conquest, however, the Champion of Mortal Kombat is granted immortality until the following tournament... not that that means anything here. Goroliath

It's his MK4 storyline (or bio). It states he is the current (by then), immortal MK champion. Run to your local store and grab your copy of MK4 ASAP. Well, when you get the chance.--196.40.49.166 06:07, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

That last comment belongs to me, thank you.--Kim Kusanagi 06:08, 18 September 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Images

I think we should have a picture of Liu Kang in his human form and not just his zombie form.

I've tried several times, but someone keeps on reverting it back.Virogtheconq 02:04, 30 January 2006 (UTC)

Well, I seriously hope they stop that.

"Zombie" Liu Kang is his most recent and current costume in terms of timeline, hence I believe it is what he should be predominantly referenced as. He was human once and may more than likely return as such, though that doesn't justify leaving people in the past by displaying an old MK4 render as the primary image of the page, basically insinuating that it is his present appearance. It's still Liu Kang, after all. If there isn't enough support for this fact, I'll be more than comfortable with leaving the order of these images the way they were, being that of the "Zombie" Liu Kang version displayed further below. I'm only proposing this in the interests of people seeking updated information, not annoyance.

Well to me, it's just that people recognize Liu Kang more as a human than a zombie and would probably expect to see his human picture first. So far, he's only appeared in just one game (and later, two) as a zombie, while other times he's always been human. If you're not satisfied with the old Mortal Kombat 4 picture of Liu Kang in human form, then we got the recent Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks character pictures to use, but it doesn't matter to me.

It should be also noted that, in his zombie form in the recent games his alternate form is his normal look. So though he may be a zombie the creators still give him his alive look to thoses that would like him not as a zombie.

Also, what could be considered canon might be the alternate costume. I remember back in MKDA, Subzero’s ending showed him carrying Frost away with is alternate costume on. Which the story was later proven to be true in the canon, that Frost was frozen by taking his medallion. So though Liu Kang might have his zombie form first, it really doesn't prove that it's canon; especially if his second alternate self is the normal looking Liu Kang.

Look Liu Kang is dead he was brought back to life in that unholy grotesque form and that's that he's effing dead let it go but true there should be a picture of his living form so we can see wat he used to look like alive but he's dead D-E-A-D dead

[edit] Trivia problems

This stated twice

• He's often compared to Bruce Lee's character, Lee, from Enter the Dragon, the movie on which Mortal Kombat was based as well.

[edit] MKA ending

In Liu Kangs MKA ending it states he becomes the new protector of earthrealm but is ruled out in the article because raiden was never protector since MK4 but if you recall in MKDA he relinquished his position as elder god in order to become the protector of earthrealm to stop the Deadly Alliance thus probably relieving fujin of his duties so raiden was rightfully the protector of earthrealm —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 216.220.208.232 (talk) 06:01, 23 February 2007 (UTC)