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The Pulse Blade is a newer version of the Sabre of Light, Cyrax's high-tech cyborg weapon from Mortal Kombat Gold.
Cyrax uses a blue Pulse Blade in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance and a green one in Armageddon.
Sektor also uses a Pulse Blade in Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition, as he is a Palette Swap of Cyrax in that game, and wields two red Pulse Blades in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon.
Takeda Takahashi uses two orange Pulse Blades in Mortal Kombat X in his Ronin variation. His Pulse Blades can also be used as mines.
Trivia
- Strangely enough, in Armageddon, Cyrax is able to pull his Pulse Blade out during a Fatality, while Sektor can't pull out his.
- Cyrax used his Pulse Blade against Havik in the opening of Mortal Kombat: Armageddon.
- The single Pulse Blade that Cyrax wields has the same attacks and animations as Shang Tsung's Straight Sword.
- In Deadly Alliance, Cyrax’s Pulse Blade had a blue colored blade. In Armageddon, the blade was changed to green. This is likely a homage to the Star Wars films, where the main protagonist Luke Skywalker has a blue lightsaber and then, in a later film, constructs a green one; Although this has been unconfirmed.
- Also, when Cyrax used the similar Sabre of Light, it was red, a reference to the fact that the villainous group called the Sith used red lightsabers; as Cyrax only officially joined the Special Forces in his ending, he is considered a "villain" at this point in the story. This seems to also be the case for Sektor as he is the most evil of the four main cyborgs.
Gallery
Cyrax's single green Pulse Blade.
Sektor's double red Pulse Blades.
Sektor's Versus render, showing him holding his Pulse Blades in Armageddon.
Cyrax's blue Pulse Blade in action in Deadly Alliance.
Takeda in his Ronin variation, holding two orange Pulse Blades.
Krypt Concept Art if Sektor's Pulse Blades
Concept art of Takeda and his Pulse Blades (named Energy Sticks in the image)
