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waa me duela la wata!
al parecer me comí un snack rancio, pero no lo supe hasta k me empezó a doler!

pero hablemos de la imagen mejor:
"ahh k tiempos aquellos del MK... tanto k bacilamos el 2.. luego el 3 y nos mojamos con el Ultimate!"
eran tan dificil hacer los fatalities, y tan facir hacer los con el truco!
a dos cuerpos de distancia!
piña doble!

"Test your might"

ahajaja
recuerdan k Kabal mostraba la cara a su oponente y a éste se le salía el alma!!

from en.wikipedia:
"Kabal was originally going to be named Sandman, with wrist-mounted buzzsaw blades instead of hookswords. This was eventually dropped in favor for his current look, though rumors existed that Midway had briefly thought about using the discarded idea for a new character before abandoning those plans as well.

Kabal's hookswords were first designed for an early plan of Baraka during preproduction of Mortal Kombat II. They were also used as generic weapons that were packaged with select characters in a line of MK action figures that briefly hit the market in 1995, which were based on the figures of G.I. Joe.

In the original plans for Mortal Kombat: Special Forces, a pre-scarred version of Kabal was to be introduced as one of the Black Dragon bosses. Screenshots were released and the character model can still be seen in the game, though he has no name or special significance. Of note is that he had a Southern accent and left the player his hookswords for use. This concept was later used in Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks, where there is an optional mission to rescue Kabal in the wastelands."

y esto si k es menor, no cashaba de donde salió Ermac:

"Another Easter egg actually came about from a rumored glitch. In the original arcade version of the first Mortal Kombat, a rumor stated that the game would sometimes present problems due to a bug and mix two characters together. This would usually be two of the ninja characters, resulting in a ninja in a semi-red suit. The computer would display his name as "ERMAC", short for "error macro." As word spread, people thought they had found a secret character. In the game audits, ERMACS will appear on one of the pages, possibly being a stat to either show how many times a player encountered a secret character or a glitch. That wasn't the case, yet in Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, it was decided to make an actual Ermac character."

wooo

el comentario de me inspiró a hacer este fanart.
photoshop CS 40 minutos o algo así.

Dan Forden: TOASTY!
( presiona pa abajo y select wn! )
( puta, no alcanzé )

me sigue doliendo la wata.

Description
waa me duela la wata!
al parecer me comí un snack rancio, pero no lo supe hasta k me empezó a doler!

pero hablemos de la imagen mejor:
"ahh k tiempos aquellos del MK... tanto k bacilamos el 2.. luego el 3 y nos mojamos con el Ultimate!"
eran tan dificil hacer los fatalities, y tan facir hacer los con el truco!
a dos cuerpos de distancia!
piña doble!

"Test your might"

ahajaja
recuerdan k Kabal mostraba la cara a su oponente y a éste se le salía el alma!!

from en.wikipedia:
"Kabal was originally going to be named Sandman, with wrist-mounted buzzsaw blades instead of hookswords. This was eventually dropped in favor for his current look, though rumors existed that Midway had briefly thought about using the discarded idea for a new character before abandoning those plans as well.

Kabal's hookswords were first designed for an early plan of Baraka during preproduction of Mortal Kombat II. They were also used as generic weapons that were packaged with select characters in a line of MK action figures that briefly hit the market in 1995, which were based on the figures of G.I. Joe.

In the original plans for Mortal Kombat: Special Forces, a pre-scarred version of Kabal was to be introduced as one of the Black Dragon bosses. Screenshots were released and the character model can still be seen in the game, though he has no name or special significance. Of note is that he had a Southern accent and left the player his hookswords for use. This concept was later used in Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks, where there is an optional mission to rescue Kabal in the wastelands."

y esto si k es menor, no cashaba de donde salió Ermac:

"Another Easter egg actually came about from a rumored glitch. In the original arcade version of the first Mortal Kombat, a rumor stated that the game would sometimes present problems due to a bug and mix two characters together. This would usually be two of the ninja characters, resulting in a ninja in a semi-red suit. The computer would display his name as "ERMAC", short for "error macro." As word spread, people thought they had found a secret character. In the game audits, ERMACS will appear on one of the pages, possibly being a stat to either show how many times a player encountered a secret character or a glitch. That wasn't the case, yet in Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, it was decided to make an actual Ermac character."

wooo

el comentario de me inspiró a hacer este fanart.
photoshop CS 40 minutos o algo así.

Dan Forden: TOASTY!
( presiona pa abajo y select wn! )
( puta, no alcanzé )

me sigue doliendo la wata.