D'Vorah

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D'Vorah
General Information
Real Name	D'Vorah
Gender	Female
Status	TBA
Origin	Arnyek
Resides	Outworld
Species	Kytinn
In Mortal Kombat
Enemies	Tanya
Weapons	Stingers
Alignment	Neutral
Games	Mortal Kombat X
Portrayers	TBA

About D'Vorah

D'Vorah is a new character being introduced in the upcoming Mortal Kombat X. Though a female member of the kytinn species, she currently hails from Outworld and serves its new emperor, Kotal Kahn.

Appearance

D'Vorah's physical appearance draws on several insect motifs. Her skin takes the appearance of a yellow chitinous hide with four wing/pincers jutting out from her back. Her eyes are compound, possessing the same fractured appearance as a fly's eyes. D'Vorah wears a black top and hood, with spiked gauntlets on her arms and armored ringlets on her forearms. A single piece of jewelry rests around her neck, a green gem.

Combat characteristics

Powers and Abilities

D'Vorah's insect affinity gives her control over several different types of large bugs and winged insects. She can use the bugs for a variety of purposes, from offensive attacks to even sealing wounds. Her natural extra limbs give her lethal pincers to use in combat and allow her to fly to a degree.

Signature moves

• X-Ray Move - Willowasp: D'Vorah sends a swarm of wasps to lift her opponent in the air, then flies behind their back and uses her stingers to stab their spine and head, with the second one piercing all the way out their mouth. She then delivers a painful stomp on their spine, snapping it.

Fatalities

• Buzzkill: D'Vorah sends a swarm of wasps to hit one side of the opponent's body and the other side, leaving holes. The wasps then fly to the opponent's head, devouring all the skin and leaving behind the skull. It's lower jaw falls apart and after the victim collapses on the floor, the skull rolls off, D'Vorah then steps on the skull, crushing it into pieces.

Trivia

• D'Vorah translates to "Bee" in Hebrew (דבורה). In a related Semitic language, Arabic, the word "daborah" (دبورة) translates to female hornet. The word "dvorah" in Hebrew is also feminine. As a female given name, the name Dvora (English: Deborah) comes from the Book of Judges. Deborah was the fourth Judge of the Israelites, and the only female Judge mentioned in the Bible.