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This regular '''Subway''' is like any other subway, it is located and situated deep underneath of any large, urban city on [[Earthrealm|Earth]]. Featured in ''[[Mortal Kombat 3]]'', players fought on one of the tracks, which seemed to be unoccupied throughout the match. |
This regular '''Subway''' is like any other subway, it is located and situated deep underneath of any large, urban city on [[Earthrealm|Earth]]. Featured in ''[[Mortal Kombat 3]]'', players fought on one of the tracks, which seemed to be unoccupied throughout the match. |
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− | The route sign in the stage read BOON/TOBIAS (which were placed there as station names, as seen due to the sign changing to NORTH/SOUTH in ''Armageddon''). As a [[Stage Fatalities|Stage Fatality]], the victim could be |
+ | The route sign in the stage read BOON/TOBIAS (which were placed there as station names, as seen due to the sign changing to NORTH/SOUTH in ''Armageddon''). As a [[Stage Fatalities|Stage Fatality]], the victim could be uppercutted through the roof and back down to the other side where a passing train speeds into them. |
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==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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− | [[File:MKA_SubwayArena.jpg|thumb|250px|The Subway in ''Mortal Kombat: Armageddon'']] |
+ | [[File:MKA_SubwayArena.jpg|thumb|250px|The Subway in ''Mortal Kombat: Armageddon''.]] |
Returning for ''[[Mortal Kombat: Armageddon]]'', the fight is taken to the platform this time around. The arena receives visual changes such as dimmer lighting and promotional posters of [[Johnny Cage|''Caged Rage'']] stamped against the walls and a closed off entry, along the the promotional posters of [[Sonya Blade|Lt. Sonya Blade]] as advertisement for the U.S. [[Special Forces]] with the motto "''We want you''". Players can knock one another against cans and benches as well as smash one into the ceiling. The Stage Fatality remains unchanged though now the gore can be seen. Also, now the train runs by from time to time, instead of only appearing when someone is knocked down onto the tracks. |
Returning for ''[[Mortal Kombat: Armageddon]]'', the fight is taken to the platform this time around. The arena receives visual changes such as dimmer lighting and promotional posters of [[Johnny Cage|''Caged Rage'']] stamped against the walls and a closed off entry, along the the promotional posters of [[Sonya Blade|Lt. Sonya Blade]] as advertisement for the U.S. [[Special Forces]] with the motto "''We want you''". Players can knock one another against cans and benches as well as smash one into the ceiling. The Stage Fatality remains unchanged though now the gore can be seen. Also, now the train runs by from time to time, instead of only appearing when someone is knocked down onto the tracks. |
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− | [[File:The_Subway_(MK9).jpg|thumb|250px|The Subway in ''Mortal Kombat (2011)'']] |
+ | [[File:The_Subway_(MK9).jpg|thumb|250px|The Subway in ''Mortal Kombat (2011)''.]] |
It reappears in the ''[[Mortal Kombat (2011 video game)|Mortal Kombat (2011)]]'', where it again receives a visual upgrade. A large mural of the ''Netherrealm Studios'' logo adorns a wall, as does a ''[[Warner Bros.]] Games'' logo, an advertisement for [[Johnny Cage]]'s movie ''Ninja Mime'' and a Special Forces poster. The stage fatality receives a re-imagining, also. The victor drags the opponent to the edge of the arena, holding their head in front of a passing train. The collision smashes the windows as it passes, smearing blood across the sides of the carriages as the head drags against the metal. The winner then tosses the loser across the arena to the other tracks, where another train runs the opponent over while the opponent is still airborne. Similar to past games, there is a sign that reads Boon St. and Beran Blvd., which is also seen in [[The Street]]. Also in ''MK 2011''´s Story Mode, while still a location in one of Earthrealm's cities, The Subway is (likely) named '''Boon & Beran Station''' because it is located near The Street. |
It reappears in the ''[[Mortal Kombat (2011 video game)|Mortal Kombat (2011)]]'', where it again receives a visual upgrade. A large mural of the ''Netherrealm Studios'' logo adorns a wall, as does a ''[[Warner Bros.]] Games'' logo, an advertisement for [[Johnny Cage]]'s movie ''Ninja Mime'' and a Special Forces poster. The stage fatality receives a re-imagining, also. The victor drags the opponent to the edge of the arena, holding their head in front of a passing train. The collision smashes the windows as it passes, smearing blood across the sides of the carriages as the head drags against the metal. The winner then tosses the loser across the arena to the other tracks, where another train runs the opponent over while the opponent is still airborne. Similar to past games, there is a sign that reads Boon St. and Beran Blvd., which is also seen in [[The Street]]. Also in ''MK 2011''´s Story Mode, while still a location in one of Earthrealm's cities, The Subway is (likely) named '''Boon & Beran Station''' because it is located near The Street. |
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*In ''Mortal Kombat 3'', the station sign that reads BOON/TOBIAS is a reference to the co-creators of the [[Mortal Kombat series|''Mortal Kombat'']], [[Ed Boon]] and [[John Tobias]]. |
*In ''Mortal Kombat 3'', the station sign that reads BOON/TOBIAS is a reference to the co-creators of the [[Mortal Kombat series|''Mortal Kombat'']], [[Ed Boon]] and [[John Tobias]]. |
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**In ''Mortal Kombat (2011)'', it was changed to '''Boon & Beran Station''', the latter being a reference to [[Steve Beran]], the lead art designer of ''Mortal Kombat''. |
**In ''Mortal Kombat (2011)'', it was changed to '''Boon & Beran Station''', the latter being a reference to [[Steve Beran]], the lead art designer of ''Mortal Kombat''. |
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− | *The theme for this arena was used in the second pilot animated short of South Park, The Spirit of Christmas |
+ | *The theme for this arena was used in the second pilot animated short of South Park, The Spirit of Christmas. |
==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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<gallery widths="180" captionalign="left"> |
<gallery widths="180" captionalign="left"> |
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− | Death_by_Subway_Train.jpg|The Subway Fatality in ''Mortal Kombat: Armageddon'' |
+ | Death_by_Subway_Train.jpg|The Subway Fatality in ''Mortal Kombat: Armageddon''. |
− | Mortal kombat3.jpg|The Subway from ''Mortal Kombat (2011)'' |
+ | Mortal kombat3.jpg|The Subway from ''Mortal Kombat (2011)''. |
− | Mortal kombat4.jpg|The Subway with the posters of Netherrealm Studios, ''Mortal Kombat'' Dragon and Kitana's ''MK: Shaolin Monks'' render at background |
+ | Mortal kombat4.jpg|The Subway with the posters of Netherrealm Studios, ''Mortal Kombat'' Dragon and Kitana's ''MK: Shaolin Monks'' render at background. |
− | subway_fatality.png|Subway Stage Fatality from ''Mortal Kombat (2011)'' |
+ | subway_fatality.png|Subway Stage Fatality from ''Mortal Kombat (2011)''. |
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+ | </gallery> |
+ | {{Mortal Kombat Arenas}} |
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[[Category:Locations]] |
[[Category:Locations]] |
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[[Category:Arenas]] |
[[Category:Arenas]] |
Revision as of 05:40, 25 January 2015
Subway | |
Place of Origin | Earthrealm |
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Appearances | Mortal Kombat 3 Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 Mortal Kombat Trilogy Mortal Kombat: Armageddon Mortal Kombat (2011) |
This regular Subway is like any other subway, it is located and situated deep underneath of any large, urban city on Earth. Featured in Mortal Kombat 3, players fought on one of the tracks, which seemed to be unoccupied throughout the match.
The route sign in the stage read BOON/TOBIAS (which were placed there as station names, as seen due to the sign changing to NORTH/SOUTH in Armageddon). As a Stage Fatality, the victim could be uppercutted through the roof and back down to the other side where a passing train speeds into them.
Overview
Returning for Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, the fight is taken to the platform this time around. The arena receives visual changes such as dimmer lighting and promotional posters of Caged Rage stamped against the walls and a closed off entry, along the the promotional posters of Lt. Sonya Blade as advertisement for the U.S. Special Forces with the motto "We want you". Players can knock one another against cans and benches as well as smash one into the ceiling. The Stage Fatality remains unchanged though now the gore can be seen. Also, now the train runs by from time to time, instead of only appearing when someone is knocked down onto the tracks.
It reappears in the Mortal Kombat (2011), where it again receives a visual upgrade. A large mural of the Netherrealm Studios logo adorns a wall, as does a Warner Bros. Games logo, an advertisement for Johnny Cage's movie Ninja Mime and a Special Forces poster. The stage fatality receives a re-imagining, also. The victor drags the opponent to the edge of the arena, holding their head in front of a passing train. The collision smashes the windows as it passes, smearing blood across the sides of the carriages as the head drags against the metal. The winner then tosses the loser across the arena to the other tracks, where another train runs the opponent over while the opponent is still airborne. Similar to past games, there is a sign that reads Boon St. and Beran Blvd., which is also seen in The Street. Also in MK 2011´s Story Mode, while still a location in one of Earthrealm's cities, The Subway is (likely) named Boon & Beran Station because it is located near The Street.
Trivia
- In Mortal Kombat 3, the station sign that reads BOON/TOBIAS is a reference to the co-creators of the Mortal Kombat, Ed Boon and John Tobias.
- In Mortal Kombat (2011), it was changed to Boon & Beran Station, the latter being a reference to Steve Beran, the lead art designer of Mortal Kombat.
- The theme for this arena was used in the second pilot animated short of South Park, The Spirit of Christmas.