Best/Worst Fatalities

I am beyond hyped for MKX, so I was wondering what you guys think are the best and worst fatalities from the MK series? (MK vs. DC doesn't count).

Best: Noob's rip in half from MK9

Worst: Bo Rai Cho's fart from Deception I think.

Worst is Quan Chi's head pull from DA, or Movado's sling shot kick from DA.

@zombie2011: Forgot about the head pull. That one sucks a lot.

BEST: KUNG LAO CUTTING PEOPLE IN HALF WITH A FUCKING HAT

Also, always and forever:

WORST: Kabal scaring someone by taking off his mask. Terrible.

Noob's wishbone fatality is the obvious good choice. That shit is just disgusting. Especially with the head of the victim screaming until it rips apart.

I like MK4 Quan Chi's where he rips his opponents leg off and beats him to death with it.

Best

And Worst

Both the same character, coincidentally.

Scorpion's portal kill from 9 is also a great one.

Do other finishing moves like Babalities and Animalities count? Because Friendship is by far the best and Brutalities are the worst.

The Quan Chi headpull is great because of how bad it is.

@corevi: Sure. I hear brutalities are coming back in MKX though.

I don't know anything past MK3, but...

Best: Kung Lao's vertical hat split

Worst: Sheeva pounding the other guy into the ground

Kung Lao dragging the victim genitals first through his hat spinning on the ground like it was a saw mill or something. Ouch.

Best AND worst.

@koolaid:

I came here to post exactly this. Table sawing people with a razor-sharp hat never gets old. But yes, the fact he does it crotch-first is just evil.

I'm really liking that new one in X where the guy slowly walks mouth first into a sword.

The lack of videos in this thread is disappointing.

:)

I like this one too.

However brutal and more detailed the fatalities are in MK9 and X, I never had that feeling of 'oh shit, I just fucking murdered the opponent' like I had in MK1/2/3.

Maybe this is because nowadays they consist of multiple camera angles, instead of just the normal (fighting) camera. I guess it's much more cinematic that way, but it also feels kind of detached from the gameplay. So it ends up with me activating a cut-scene, instead of doing the final (murdering) special move.