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I share you this high resolution images of Scorpion from Mortal Kombat to give you more cool wallpaper collection. This is a picture of Scorpion in 4K resolution, a popular picture resolution with 3840×2160 pixels. Scorpion's head from the Mortal Kombat 11 website. Two Scorpions. Hanzo Hasashi, as appeared in Mortal Kombat 11, confronting his younger self in the sea of blood.

Recently, it was revealed alongside the upcoming special event the final render for for Mortal Kombat 11. NetherRealms has now decided to share the final render for series icon Scorpion.' Shirai Ryu do not run.

Tune in to the gameplay and character reveal on January 17th LIVE on!— Mortal Kombat 11 (@MortalKombat)The costume definitely resembles his iconic outfit. With a combination of yellow and red instead of just yellow and black. Scorpion has always been a favorite within the franchise and fans are definitely loving the warrior's new look.will launch on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch on April 23., NoobFeed  k.

Scorpion in (2019)First appearance(1992)Created byDesigned byJohn Tobias (early games)Luis Mangubat ( Deadly Alliance, Deception)Mark Lappin ( Shaolin Monks)Cy Mandua ( MK2011)Portrayed by( MK, MKII)John Turk ( UMK3, Trilogy)Nico Milado (MK11)Voiced by(games and films)( vs. DC Universe, MK 2011, Injustice: GAU, MKX)(MK11)InformationWeapon(all series media)( MK4)OriginJapan (Earthrealm); reborn in the NetherrealmFighting styles(MK:DA, MK:D, MK:A, MK9, MKX, MK11)(MK:DA)(MK:D)(MK9, MKX, MK11)Scorpion (born Hanzo Hasashi) is a, occasional character, and the of the franchise created. Making his debut as one of the original seven playable characters in in 1992, he is an undead specter at the hands of, making him an anti-hero which has been his main role throughout the course of the series up until but still remains neutral.Scorpion has been playable in nearly every Mortal Kombat fighting game, the one exception being the original version of. He was among the characters representing the series in the crossover games while having guest roles in other games, besides appearing in a variety of official series merchandise and other alternate media. Scorpion is featured on the logo of, the successor of Midway Games. Contents.Appearances Mortal Kombat games 'Scorpion' is the alias of Hanzo Hasashi, formerly one of the finest warriors of the Shirai Ryu, a Japanese ninja clan. After he was killed by, a member of a rival clan of Chinese assassins known as the Lin Kuei, Scorpion became a hellspawned residing in hell (later the Netherrealm) and seeking vengeance against those responsible for the destruction of his clan and the death of his family, including his wife Harumi and his son Satoshi.

Although essentially neutral in allegiance, Scorpion will join forces with anyone who can assist his plans of revenge. He was once manipulated by, whom he promised his life in exchange for his impressive kombat abilities in order to defeat Sub-Zero.In his initial backstory, displayed in the 's attract mode, he is described only as having enmity towards Sub-Zero that was attributed to rivalries between opposing ninja clans. His ending revealed that he was actually an undead specter who had been killed by Sub-Zero and was survived by a wife and child. This was further explored in a tie-in comic book written and illustrated by MK co-creator and published by Midway; in a one-page scene, set aboard a en route to tournament host 's private island, Scorpion shocks Sub-Zero with his unexpected return exactly two years after his death, declaring that his 'demons' had allowed him to return and avenge his demise, while he would not kill Sub-Zero there on the spot and instead wait until the tournament because he was 'not a murderer.'

After 's defeat at the hands of eventual champion, all hell breaks loose on the island, and Scorpion, one of only seven tournament survivors, teams up with Sub-Zero and the thunder god in holding back Shang Tsung's army, then kills Sub-Zero and disappears. In (1993), Scorpion learns that Sub-Zero has somehow returned, and plans to compete in the second tournament held in the otherworldly dimension of Outworld and hosted by the realm's emperor. He tracks his nemesis down but notices, in the process, Sub-Zero sparing the life of an opponent in battle. Scorpion realizes that this is not the original Sub-Zero but instead his younger brother, who was sent to complete the elder Sub-Zero's failed mission of assassinating Shang Tsung. As a result, Scorpion vows to serve as the new Sub-Zero's guardian in atonement for killing his older brother.In the 2005 spin-off, set during the events of Mortal Kombat II, Scorpion is a boss character who attempts to kill the game's playable protagonists Liu Kang. He appears in both masked and unmasked forms (the latter being named 'Inferno Scorpion'). Mortal Kombat: Fire & Ice, which would have starred Scorpion and Sub-Zero in cooperative gameplay, was canceled when, the developers of Shaolin Monks, 'couldn't do it in time and under budget.'

Scorpion, along with all of the game's human ninja characters, was not playable in, but returned in the 1995 upgrade when Shao Kahn tries to conquer the Netherrealm after his invasion of Earth, and enlists the ninja in his forces. Scorpion's allegiance to Kahn quickly dissolves when he discovers, in a continuance of his MKII storyline, that Sub-Zero was one of Earth's chosen warriors, with whom he sided in their final showdown with Kahn.Quan Chi is officially introduced into Scorpion's rivalry with Sub-Zero in the main MK storyline, starting with (1997). Scorpion is featured therein as an unplayable boss character, appearing twice throughout the game.

Despite playing a minor role, his background was officially expanded in a feature on the game's official website, where his real name and that of his clan were revealed, while his yellow outfit was described as an apparent mockery of the Lin Kuei, after former Lin Kuei member Takeda developed before leaving the clan and forming the rival Shirai Ryu. He is enlisted by Quan Chi to find a map hidden in a Shaolin temple, a task the sorcerer also gives to Sub-Zero in order to engage the two rival ninjas in mortal combat. If the player performs a killer move on Scorpion, he will reappear as another boss later in the game.

In (1997), Quan Chi tricks Scorpion into believing that Sub-Zero was actually involved in the deaths of his family and clan, resulting in Scorpion allying with him. In Scorpion's ending, he emerges victorious over Sub-Zero, but Quan Chi then appears to reveal the truth about the death of Scorpion's family and clan. When Quan Chi then attempts to banish Scorpion back to the underworld, Scorpion grabs onto Quan Chi just as he is teleported, sending them both into the Netherrealm.

A variation of this ending was seen in Sub-Zero's conclusion, when Sub-Zero stands over a fallen Scorpion before being knocked down from behind by Quan Chi, who again reveals his scheme and claims that both ninjas were pawns for the fallen Elder God, which results in Scorpion killing Quan Chi and finally declaring Sub-Zero free of his curse.Scorpion's MK4 ending is carried over into (2002), where he relentlessly hunts down Quan Chi but is attacked by the Oni and, whom the sorcerer had hired as protection, and who later free him from the Netherrealm. In his noncanonical ending, Scorpion is killed when Drahmin and Moloch hurl him into the Soulnado, a magical tornado consisting of tormented souls trapped between Earthrealm and Outworld, but in his biography in, he is depicted as having escaped.

He then meets the Elder Gods, which, coupled with his witnessing Raiden's death and the emergence of Onaga, the, causes him to accept a new role as the Elder Gods' servant while working to prevent Onaga's merging of the realms.In the Konquest mode of (2006), Scorpion cuts a deal with the Elder Gods to serve them in exchange for the resurrection of the Shirai Ryu, along with the resurrection of his wife and son. However, the Elder Gods resurrect them as undead beings. Q: Do you think it's possible to create new MK characters that can have the same impact?A: You can look at other franchises, like the for example, where there have been tons of new team members, but characters like, and will always be the core of who they are. Can you replace them?

Sure, but why? The X-Men will always have Wolverine and MK will always have Scorpion and I don't think that's a bad thing.— in 2012Scorpion appeared in the first Mortal Kombat as one of three palette-swapped ninja characters along with. His early origins were revealed by the series' original chief character designer in September 2011 when he posted several pages of old pre-production character sketches and notes on Twitter. Scorpion and Sub-Zero were simply described as 'a palette swap for 2 ninjas—a hunter and the hunted,' while Tobias also considered the concepts of either one of them fleeing their clan, or a 'revenge story' involving the then-unnamed characters being part of rival clans. In regards to the game's strict memory limitations, co-creator and programmer recalled: 'A lot of attention went into the economics of it, and so we knew that if we could take a character and change their color and use basically the same memory to create two characters, we'd save a lot of money and we'd have two characters.' Scorpion was given a yellow palette with the developers deciding that it would symbolize fire as the exact opposite to Sub-Zero's ice blue, which 'prompted the story behind them being these opposing ninja-clan-type characters.'

A third ninja swap, was added in the third revision as a hidden character who was outfitted in green and used Scorpion's spear (along with Sub-Zero's freeze) as part of his offensive arsenal; he was devised by Boon as 'a cooler version of Scorpion.' The original costume was created from a modified ninja-like outfit bought at a Chicago costume shop and was red for filming in the first game, but a different yellow one with a quilted vest and knee-high was utilized for Mortal Kombat II. This in turn made the other male ninja characters therein—Sub-Zero, Reptile, and hidden characters and —palette swaps of Scorpion, with the latter two also using Scorpion's spear when players fought them separately in secret battles. As Scorpion in the 1995 film. His initial design had looked 'nothing like in the games', but was changed laterScorpion was played by in the 1995 film.

His rivalry with Sub-Zero is only mentioned in passing by Shang Tsung in the storyline, which instead had them both serving as his slaves under his command. Scorpion's spear was a living snake-like creature that shot from a slit in his palm and could fly to a limited extent. It is first seen when he engages in a standoff with Johnny Cage on Shang Tsung's ship, and later during his fight in the tournament against Cage that begins in a forest, when the spear directly follows Cage until it goes completely taut with Cage just out of reach.

Scorpion fires the creature a second time, but Cage dodges it and it fatally smashes into a tree. The fight continues in Scorpion's lair until Cage finally wounds Scorpion with several discarded weapons right after Scorpion performs his 'Fire Breath' Fatality as an offensive move, causing Scorpion to burst into flames as he bleeds a glowing lava-like blood before exploding entirely. Scorpion's lair was constructed inside an airplane hangar and was not included in the script nor the movie novelization, in which Cage merely knocks Scorpion out in the forest with his Shadow Kick.In the 1995 animated film, Scorpion was again depicted as a henchman to Shang Tsung opposite Sub-Zero. On the sorcerer's orders, the duo fight Liu Kang, Johnny Cage, and and come close to defeating them until Raiden intervenes and puts the fight to a halt. The backstory relationship of Scorpion and Sub-Zero is explored during the course of the film in a computer-animated fight sequence.

He was the only character in the film who had no dialogue.Scorpion made one appearance in the 1996 animated series in the second episode ('Sting of the Scorpion'). His rivalry with Sub-Zero is vaguely explored, as no explicit mention is ever made of Sub-Zero killing him. Scorpion instead serves as an independent entity of evil who is first seen in a flashback sequence being banished to 'the realm of lost souls' (designed to resemble his 'Lair' stage in UMK3) for having died with dishonor, and has now returned to the land of the living to resurrect the dishonored dead in all realms, especially Shang Tsung. When Sub-Zero and Scorpion finally meet, Sub-Zero threatens to make Scorpion pay for the death of his clan but is defeated by a single kick to the. Liu Kang beats Scorpion in Mortal Kombat in Sub-Zero's stead, and Raiden returns Scorpion to the underworld as his undead army disappears. His spear was again a green snake-like head attached to a length of gold chain, which merely binds Liu Kang instead of impaling him before he breaks free. He was the lone ninja character in the show who was never unmasked.Scorpion briefly returned in the 1997 sequel film, where he again worked for a higher power, this time Shao Kahn.

Following a failed assassination attempt on Liu Kang and Kitana by Smoke and one of Kahn's extermination squads due to the unexpected interference of the younger Sub-Zero, Scorpion confronts the would-be targets, but ends up dueling Sub-Zero instead. After incapacitating Sub-Zero, he kidnaps Kitana and escapes through a portal. He was portrayed by, who played.Casamassa reprised his role from the first film in several episodes of the 1998-1999 TV series with an origin different from that in the games. Scorpion commands his lover, Peron, to murder Sub-Zero's sister, and Sub-Zero kills Peron in retaliation, culminating in a duel which ends in a draw due to the arrival of Kung Lao, Siro, and Taja, who come to Sub-Zero's aid. Both Peron and Sub-Zero's sister were noncanonical characters created exclusively for the show.In the 2010 live-action short film, directed by, Scorpion, addressed therein by his real name, is depicted as a voluntary prisoner being questioned by Deacon City police captain regarding an underground tournament hosted by Shang Tsung. Sonya Blade shows up late in the film with a confidential document stating that Scorpion had killed Sub-Zero's brother. Knowing that Sub-Zero will enter Shang Tsung's deadly tournament, Scorpion agrees to participate and leave no one alive.

He was played by and appears as a normal human, though his eyes are completely white and his signature weapon does appear. As Scorpion in the 2013 second season of. Dale, who has a background in, said that after rehearsals, his 'arms and shoulders felt like they had daggers in them,' while the contacts he wore were 'cumbersome'Dale reprised his role as Scorpion in both seasons of Tancharoen's webseries. In a two-part episode in the 2011 first season, his story takes place in, when Hanzo Hasashi is the leader of the Shirai Ryu and a family man training his young son, Jubei, in combat, much to his wife's disapproval.

Hanzo is later summoned to a meeting with the, which turns out to be a ruse by Bi-Han (Sub-Zero) of the rival Lin Kuei clan in order to lure Hanzo away from his village and leave it open to attack, which Hanzo realizes after he finds the shogun murdered in the middle of an icy road. After subduing Sub-Zero in battle, he returns to his village to find his family slain before he himself is killed from behind by Sub-Zero. Shang Tsung appears with Sub-Zero, who reveals himself as Quan Chi.

Quan Chi resurrects Scorpion as a specter and promises him revenge against Sub-Zero in exchange for his services. The dialogue of Scorpion, his family, and Sub-Zero were in Japanese with English subtitles, and the use of Scorpion's spear is faithful to the games for the first time in any alternate media in that it actually pierces Sub-Zero's chest before Scorpion reels him in for a hit, but no blood is shown.In the 2013 second season, a flashback shows that Hanzo and Bi-Han were childhood friends but driven apart by the mutual disdain of their clans. Two decades later, the Shirai Ryu and Lin Kuei have made some effort towards reconciliation, but Hasashi, while with his wife and son, encounters Bi-Han's younger brother, Kuai Liang, who provokes a fight and is killed by Hanzo offscreen. Hanzo and Bi-Han later meet to discuss the incident, and both are shown to be honorable men committed to maintaining the truce between their clans.

Bi-Han swears that there will be no repercussions against the Shirai Ryu for Kuai's death, but after the events of season one, the resurrected Hanzo (now Scorpion) is convinced of Bi-Han's culpability in his family's and clan's deaths, not knowing that Bi-Han is not responsible and is instead incensed about the attack that he believes was carried out by his own Lin Kuei warriors. In the present day, Bi-Han and Scorpion fight in the Mortal Kombat tournament, during which Scorpion stabs his spear into Bi-Han's ankle. Despite Bi-Han's pleas that he was not involved in the death of his clan and family, Scorpion rips out his spine. This storyline was played out over the seventh and eighth episodes and filmed entirely in English. Dale said that the series 'challenges the assumptions that Scorpion and Sub-Zero have always been sworn enemies—we have new layers in their story and rivalries.' Promotion and merchandise Along with the original series characters, Scorpion was highlighted on an individual track from ' 1994 album.

Titled 'Lost Soul Bent on Revenge', it features a solo male singer with a vocal style resembling that of, and the lyrics consist only of the repetition of the song title and voice samples of both spear taunts from the first game.The character has featured in various types of merchandise during his tenure in the MK series, mostly action figures and sculptures. Released the first Scorpion figures in 1994: a 3.75' version in which his mask was blue and he was packaged with a plastic scorpion accessory, then a twelve-inch figure whose design and packaged weaponry were more in line with the games. Toy Island distributed a Scorpion figure in 1996 as part of their MK Trilogy collection, which included a pair of, and Infinite Concepts put out a Scorpion figure in 1999.

Jazwares released a 6' Deception figure in 2005, and a 2006 Shaolin Monks figure that was also included as part of a -exclusive two-pack with Sub-Zero, in addition to a collection of figures in 2011: a 4' figure from their MK2011 line, a 'Klassic' four-incher, and a 'Retro' figure that featured an interchangeable skull head and which was packaged with Sub-Zero, Reptile and Smoke in a box set. Syco Collectibles released a host of Scorpion merchandise in 2011-2012: 10' (with glow-in-the-dark eyes) and 18' statues, along with two —a 1:2 scale with a 15' base and light-up eyes; and a smaller bust with an 11' base that featured a detachable head. Pop Culture Shock distributed a life-sized bust in 2011 that featured removable shoulder pads and light-up eyes, as well as a 19' statuette based on his UMK3 design as part of their 'Mortal Kombat Klassics' collection. A 16.5' mixed-media statue was released by the company in 2012, in which Scorpion was sculpted in a spear-throwing pose and was outfitted in all black.Scorpion was one of thirteen MK2011 characters depicted on life-sized standing cardboard cutouts from Advanced Graphics. Released a Scorpion in 2011, and he was one of twenty characters featured on 2.5' x 3.5' collectible magnets by Ata-Boy Wholesale that year. He appeared along with, Quan Chi, and Shao Kahn in a collection of 2.5' figures released by Jazwares in 2012. Reception and legacy Cultural impact The character has made several cameo appearances in television programs, including in the animated series (2005 episode 'The One Wherein There Is a Big Twist: Part 2'), (2005 episode 'S&M Present'), and (2010 episode 'Another Bad Thanksgiving').

Professional wrestler dressed up as Scorpion for in 2013. Scorpion was featured along with Raiden, Ermac, Jax, and Shang Tsung in 's 2014 animated short film parodying Mortal Kombat, in which he was renamed 'Iron Shogun' and was to compete in 'Yao Zhang's' (Shang Tsung) underground tournament before it is delayed due to the other contestants being no-shows. With Zhang unable to find a replacement, Iron Shogun is declared the tournament victor after he fatally spears a pizza deliveryman who enters the arena.

Critical reception and popularity Scorpion is often regarded as one of the most popular and iconic characters in the Mortal Kombat franchise, and in the fighting-game genre in general. SuperGamePower gave him and from a shared award for the best fighter of 1996. Rated Scorpion the third best fighting game character in 2009, while ranked Scorpion second only to the series' main protagonist Liu Kang in their 2012 list of the top characters in the franchise. Scorpion was rated the third best ninja character in video games by Cheat Code Central in 2011, and similarly ranked him fourth on their own list in 2013. Lucas Sullivan of ranked him as the seventh best fighting game character in the genre's history, stating, 'Scorpion has some tough competition in the MK franchise, but none come close to the sheer coolness of his 'undead antagonist' factor. Despite the fact that he started out as a mere palette swap, Scorpion’s appeal made him a frontrunner in every major MK game to date.'

Featured Scorpion in a whole host of best-of lists: he was ranked the fifth most brutal fighter in the series and the 15th best video game mascot, in addition to the fourth 'most dominant' fighting game character, the 23rd 'most badass' video game character of all time, and one of video game characters who deserved their own spinoff title: 'Whether you want to admit it or not, Scorpion runs the MK series more than Liu Kang ever has.' In 2008, wrote that although Scorpion was initially a palette-swapped character, he 'is actually a lot more complicated than these initial appearances let on;' In 2013, he was named runner-up to as the 'most bad-ass' video game character by The Ultimate Gamer. Scorpion was voted the series' greatest character in a 2013 fan poll hosted by, and finished third behind Raiden and Smoke in the annual 'Supreme Mortal Kombat Champion' fan polls hosted by Mortal Kombat Online in 2013 but was eliminated in the lower rounds in 2012 and 2014.As Scorpion is regularly intertwined with Sub-Zero throughout the series, they have often been paired together in regards to critical reception. They tied for second on 's 2012 list of the most iconic fighting game characters, placed fourth on their 2013 list of the top ten video-game ninjas, and shared the fifth spot on the top video-game ninja list by in 2009. He tied with Sub-Zero at the top of 's 2006 list of the top ten 'old school' MK characters, and a 2011 GamesRadar article discussed their evolution across the Mortal Kombat series, citing them as its two most popular characters. Together, Scorpion and Sub-Zero were voted the fifth most iconic characters in the two decades of the by readers of in 2015. Scorpion also placed third, just behind Sub-Zero, in a 2016 readers poll by for the most popular character in all fighting games, with the staff noting him defeating the likes of, and even.

Scorpion From Mortal Kombat Images Finish Him

Ranked Scorpion, Sub-Zero, and the other ninjas from the series third in their 2009 list of the best palette-swapped video game characters, adding that 'has turned the art of making new characters from other, different-colored characters into a science.' Robert Naytor of Hardcore Gaming 101 considered Ermac to be 'a better fit' than Scorpion for appearing in Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy, 'given how much is used throughout the game.' Special moves and Fatalities have been mostly very well received, too. In 2010, listed Scorpion's 'Flaming Skull' as the second best MK Fatality without specifying any particular title in the series, due to how the player's perception of the character changes when he removes his mask.

They called it an 'enduring classic', noting that the finisher was notably unchanged in future games as a result of its connection with the character. His spear attack was ranked by IGN as the 76th top video-game weapon in 2012, and ninth in 's 2002 list of the top ten fighting-game special moves of all time as the single most powerful yet balanced attack in the original game, as well as for its initial shock value, while deeming it 'the definitive Mortal Kombat move.' The 'Nether Gate' from MK2011 was included by on their list of the game's nine most brutal Fatalities. His MKII Friendship, shared with Sub-Zero and Reptile, placed in ' 2014 list of the series' top 50 Fatalities, in addition to the 'Nether Gate', his stage Fatality from MK2011, and the 'Flaming Skull' from the original MK. We Got This Covered ranked the 'Nether Gate' among the reboot's top finishers: 'Sub-Zero does another spine rip in this game, but it’s not as repulsive as it was a decade ago. Scorpion, however, has found a new way to use his favorite weapon for maximum damage.'

Rated it the fourth best Fatality from MK2011, in addition to rating the 'Flaming Skull' as the third best finisher from the first game. Complex ranked the 'Flaming Skull' last in their list of the 20 best MK finishing moves in 2013, calling it 'creepy to the max.' However, his Animality from UMK3/Trilogy (a that lays an exploding egg) tied with that of as the eighth worst finisher in the series according to.Scorpion's catchphrase 'Get over here!' Was listed in PLAY 's joke list of ten best chat-up lines. According to in 2011, Scorpion 'has spawned one of the most iconic catchphrases in gaming history' and 'remains a firm fan favorite nineteen years since his debut.' The phrase was a factor in ranking Scorpion first on their list of the.

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