#MORTAL KOMBAT CONQUEST SEASON 1 SERIES#

Siro and Taja meet a seer named Kiri, who tells them of an underworld city with a shrine guarded by two powerful warriors. Kung Lao meets the mysterious Princess Kitana of Edenia, who comes to Earthrealm in search of the Essence of her realm. When he goes back to the aged Siro and Taja, he fights Shang Tsung, which incurs the wrath of Raiden, when Kung Lao waives the sacred rules. When he gets to the forest, he meets Omegis, an immortal sorceress who has what he is looking for, but at first she will not let him return. Kung Lao and his friends find themselves attacked by the Lin Kuei and their most powerful fighter, Sub-Zero.Дue to Shang Tsung's sorcery, Siro and Taja are rapidly aging and it's up to Kung Lao not only to find a cure for them, but also fight the sorcerer.

#MORTAL KOMBAT CONQUEST SEASON 1 SERIES#

The ending was planned to have been resolved in the second season, which would have summed up the series and corresponded with the MK timeline.ДЄfter defeating Shang Tsung in Mortal Kombat, Kung Lao must learn that victory is not the end but only the beginning.ДЄfter barely managing to escape execution, Kung Lao rushes with Siro and Taja to save his love from a new deadly enemy: Scorpion. However, TNT pulled the plug on the show, leaving it with a cliffhanger ending. The cancellation was not announced at first, and rumors of a second season circulated. With a lucrative timeslot following WCW Monday Nitro, Conquest was very popular, but according to the show's developer, Joshua Wexler, this resulted in higher budget costs for the show than anticipated. unit (eventual holder of the Mortal Kombat property), as New Line's corporate sibling-turned-parent, syndicated the series until it was later picked up by TNT, which aired the remaining new episodes in addition to broadcasting repeats of the first-run syndication run. The program was filmed at Disney-MGM Studios in Orlando, Florida. Television Distribution distributed the series. Mortal Kombat: Conquest was produced by Threshold Entertainment (who produced the Mortal Kombat film series) in association with New Line Television (television arm of the films' distributor). Former QVC model Dorian John played the barmaid Magda in the episodes 'Twisted Truth' and 'Quan Chi'. With Conquest immediately following TNT's top-rated program, WCW Monday Nitro, WCW wrestlers Meng and Wrath filmed separate appearances.

Audie England and Dara Tomanovich as Kitana.

The three now battle various evils of both Outworld and Earthrealm, including an imprisoned Shang Tsung, who swore eternal revenge on Kung Lao for his humiliating defeat, and the sultry and seductive Vorpax, who is also imprisoned in the mines and has an agenda of her own. In the mysterious city of Zhuzin, Kung Lao and his new friends are guided and watched over by the thunder god Raiden. Kung Lao created a partnership and friendship between two warriors: Siro, a former bodyguard, and Taja, an ex-thief. Kung Lao now had to train the next generation of warriors, who would give their lives to save Earth. When Kung Lao spared his life, Shao imprisoned Shang in the cobalt mines.

Five hundred years in the past, the monk warrior Kung Lao defeated Shao Kahn's sorcerer, Shang Tsung. To protect Earth, Mortal Kombat was created: a tournament in which the fate of the planet is decided in battles between competitors from Earthrealm and Outworld. Powerful and rich with natural resources, the vicious megalomaniac Shao Kahn wanted Earth as part of his growing collection of conquered realms known as Outworld.

Many centuries ago, Earth was an enchanting and desirable planet. television, preceded only by the live action segments of The Super Mario Bros.

It was one of the first live action shows based on a video game to air on U.S. The series serves as a prequel to the games, following the original Kung Lao ( Paolo MontalbГЎn) as he protects Earthrealm with the help of bodyguard Siro ( Daniel Bernhardt) and former thief Taja ( Kristanna Loken). Based on the Mortal Kombat fighting game franchise, it aired in syndication for one season from 1998 to 1999. Mortal Kombat: Conquest is an American martial arts television series developed by Juan Carlos Coto.

Kevin Michael Richardson (Opening titles only)

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