Sergio Sanchez
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I really cannot decide myself. As a long-time fan of the series, I love seeing how many baddies have shown up in the series (I am not talking baddies in females, though we would argue forever about that as well...) but who is the best MK boss?
Shao Kahn is like the MK 'Darkseid' ... he's cunning, evil, strong, brutal, but really arrogant. This all adds to a confident villain, which is something very unsettling. His female slaves, his new pet TaiGore, the hammer... he is a titan who has done almost everything he has ever wanted, except take Earthrealm. There is nothing to not love about such a y powerful classic boss like The Konquerer.
Weaknesses: Arrogance and Liu Kang.
There's Shinnok, who's obviously much smaller, but as a fallen Elder God it is pretty hard to not think how powerful the guy might really be. Probably more powerful than Shao Kahn, though up-close in hand to hand Shao Kahn takes it I think. He seems arrogant as well but far more intelligent as he uses the traitor Tanya, but is foolish to trust Quan Chi... though this may be a result of his utter confidence in his own ability to destroy pretty much anyone in a matter of a few seconds with his powerfuk amulet.
Weaknessses: Quan Chi and Arrogance.
Quan Chi is perhaps the closest to the perfect villain in MK aspects... he recognizes his own limits (unlike Shao Kahn) as he employs his personal vanguards through his necromancy (look at Noob and Scorpion) and does this because how much more loyal can someone be than the guy you create or resurrect? He allies himself with many, but ends up turning his back once he has what he wants.
Weaknesses: Scorpion
Shang Tsung is a coward, but at the same time, he is a brave villain. He seems to be scared often at who he may have to face to get what he wants (such as Liu Kang or Shao Kahn) but like Quan Chi, does so with confidence. He is the first bad guy any long-time MK fan may have hated so much for costing him so many quarters. He allies himself with easy to manipulate minds (Baraka and Reptile) because while he shares a common enemy with them, his cunning tongue has helped him influence many before to achieve his ends.
Weaknesses: Liu Kang and Shao Kahn
Onaga is a monster, but it is crazy to think that everything Shao Kahn inherited is thanks to the Dragon King. The original brute of power and military prowess, Onaga was exactly what the MK series needed in Deception... a new boss who changed the humanoid pattern in MK's final bosses. He is extremely enduring, able to survive Raiden, Shang Tsung, and Quan Chi's magic. Another manipulative jerk who made you spend a whole Konquest thinking some entity named Damashi liked you.
Weaknesses: Kamidogu and Elder God's Champion
Not going to go into Blaze.
I missed a lot of other details, but I want to know what others think... who do you like best as the final boss? The Konquerer? The Deadly Alliance? The Fallen Elder God? The Dragon King?
Shao Kahn is like the MK 'Darkseid' ... he's cunning, evil, strong, brutal, but really arrogant. This all adds to a confident villain, which is something very unsettling. His female slaves, his new pet TaiGore, the hammer... he is a titan who has done almost everything he has ever wanted, except take Earthrealm. There is nothing to not love about such a y powerful classic boss like The Konquerer.
Weaknesses: Arrogance and Liu Kang.
There's Shinnok, who's obviously much smaller, but as a fallen Elder God it is pretty hard to not think how powerful the guy might really be. Probably more powerful than Shao Kahn, though up-close in hand to hand Shao Kahn takes it I think. He seems arrogant as well but far more intelligent as he uses the traitor Tanya, but is foolish to trust Quan Chi... though this may be a result of his utter confidence in his own ability to destroy pretty much anyone in a matter of a few seconds with his powerfuk amulet.
Weaknessses: Quan Chi and Arrogance.
Quan Chi is perhaps the closest to the perfect villain in MK aspects... he recognizes his own limits (unlike Shao Kahn) as he employs his personal vanguards through his necromancy (look at Noob and Scorpion) and does this because how much more loyal can someone be than the guy you create or resurrect? He allies himself with many, but ends up turning his back once he has what he wants.
Weaknesses: Scorpion
Shang Tsung is a coward, but at the same time, he is a brave villain. He seems to be scared often at who he may have to face to get what he wants (such as Liu Kang or Shao Kahn) but like Quan Chi, does so with confidence. He is the first bad guy any long-time MK fan may have hated so much for costing him so many quarters. He allies himself with easy to manipulate minds (Baraka and Reptile) because while he shares a common enemy with them, his cunning tongue has helped him influence many before to achieve his ends.
Weaknesses: Liu Kang and Shao Kahn
Onaga is a monster, but it is crazy to think that everything Shao Kahn inherited is thanks to the Dragon King. The original brute of power and military prowess, Onaga was exactly what the MK series needed in Deception... a new boss who changed the humanoid pattern in MK's final bosses. He is extremely enduring, able to survive Raiden, Shang Tsung, and Quan Chi's magic. Another manipulative jerk who made you spend a whole Konquest thinking some entity named Damashi liked you.
Weaknesses: Kamidogu and Elder God's Champion
Not going to go into Blaze.
I missed a lot of other details, but I want to know what others think... who do you like best as the final boss? The Konquerer? The Deadly Alliance? The Fallen Elder God? The Dragon King?