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Mortal Kombat: Federation of Martial Arts (2000)
Mortal Kombat: Federation of Martial Arts consists of several fights between popular Mortal Kombat characters as well as other story elements. The fights are split into three rounds. Characters in this collection of fights include Kitana, Scorpion, Hikata, Shang Tsung, Rain, Jax, Liu Kang, Nightwolf, Jackson Briggs, Sonya Blade, Quan Chi, Jimmy Cage, Siann, Ermac, and Sub Zero. Some characters, like Jimmy Cage, are only shown in one fight. Other characters, like Kitana, have multiple fights. In addition to the fights, additional story segments such as Jaxs trial, and the Elder Gods are included.
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Mortal Kombat: Federation of Martial Arts consists of several fights between popular Mortal Kombat characters as well as other story elements. The fights are split into three rounds. Characters in this collection of fights include Kitana, Scorpion, Hikata, Shang Tsung, Rain, Jax, Liu Kang, Nightwolf, Jackson Briggs, Sonya Blade, Quan Chi, Jimmy Cage, Siann, Ermac, and Sub Zero. Some characters, like Jimmy Cage, are only shown in one fight. Other characters, like Kitana, have multiple fights. In addition to the fights, additional story segments such as Jaxs trial, and the Elder Gods are included.
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In Theaters:1/1/2000
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Studio:Threshold Entertainment
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