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First appearing in Mortal Kombat II, the Dead Pool features a stage fatality that involves uppercutting the victim off of the catwalk and into the pool of acid.
Battle arena in MK Deception. The perimeter of the stage featured dangerous spikes, and strange items at six equidistant points along the circle.
As the formidable sub boss in Mortal Kombat, Goro takes on would-be champions in his underground lair.
A deadly fighting arena, introduced in Mortal Kombat Deception.
The Kombat Tomb appears in Mortal Kombat II. It features a stage fatality where the victor may uppercut their opponent into the ceiling, where a bed of spikes awaits them.
Fighting arena in MK Deception.
Be it hot dogs, firearms, or mass vehicular homicide, you'll probably find what you're looking for in Liberty City. A setting for five Grand Theft Auto games, its motto is "Worst Place in America" due to its rampant corruption and crime.
In MK Deception, combatants face off in the courtyard of this shrine to Liu Kang. Medallions showing his 4 Mortal Kombat victories are displayed above his eternal flame.
A 3D battle arena in MK Armageddon, the Lumbermill is a dangerous locale, where death lies wait within the spinning cylinders of the combine .
The Nethership, Shang Tsung's ship of the dead in Mortal Kombat: Deception, features multi-tier combat. The bodies hanging from the rafters interact with the combatants, serving as weapon and interferance during the match.
A floating combat arena featured in Mortal Kombat: Deception.
Popular in UFC and other MMA events.
The Fortress of the evil sorcerer Quan Chi as a combat arena first appeared in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance.
First appearing Mortal Kombat, the Court Yard is a preferred arena for Shang Tsung to witness the Tournament's frequent fights to the death. This stage made its 3D appearance in Mortal Kombat: Deception.
Shang Tsung watches the battle of Mortal Kombat unfold from his throne, and prepares to deny the victor. He applauds your effort.
Normally a place of training and meditation for Liu and Lao, this large room doubles as battle arena for combatants in Mortal Kombat 4.
Raiden's place of meditation, doubles as fighting arena in MK Deception. Features multi-tier combat, and stage fatality.
Mortal Kombat 3 arena in which soul columns twisted up cavernous open mouths of carved rock. A successful uppercut in the Soul Chamber landed the players in The Balcony above.
Featured in a handful of Mortal Kombat games, this stage first appears in MK 4. The fans in the walls serve as fatality trap in MK 4, and transition points in MK Armageddon. Best to keep your distance.
A fighting arena that appears in Mortal Kombat II. The 2D stage is decorated with weapons, though none can be used by the combatants.
Stage in Mortal Kombat 3 where players sometimes do battle. This is the arena in which players always fought the Sub-Boss Motaro.
The Bank is a 2D fighting arena in Mortal Kombat 3. If a player successfully connects with an uppercut, the players transition to The Rooftop to continue their battle to the death.
Originally appearing in Mortal Kombat 3, the Bridge is in a deserted Earthrealm city during the invasion by Shao Kahn from Outworld.
The Golden Desert is a fighting arena featured in MK Deception. The large cliff face is escavated in places where statues now reside, and watch battle unfold.
The place at which one may access the treasure trove of hidden and bonus "kontent" in Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance, Deception and Armageddon.
The Lower Mines are found in MK: Deception. This arena is used for weapon forging in Outworld. This stage is quite dangerous, possessing 3 unique death traps.
The Pit is one of the more iconic locations in the Mortal Kombat series, where combatants fight on a tall ledge and the loser can be knocked off to their doom.
Appearing in Mortal Kombat II, the arena lies on the outskirts of Outword, a central portal flanked by Shadow Priests. Pressing down start when Dan "Toasty" Forden appears during battle leads you to Kombat with the hidden character Smoke.
A fighting stage in Mortal Kombat 3. The Rooftop was also accessible from The Bank stage below, when a fighter connected successfully with an uppercut.
A bloody fighting arena in Mortal Kombat: Deception.
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