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[[File:MK-Cast 7094.jpg|frame|Keep in mind: this is ''[[Loads and Loads of Characters|not even all]]'' of them...]]
Here is a total list of fighters from the ''[[Mortal Kombat]]'' games. There are several different continuities, so the fighters below are all listed by the chapter in which they first appeared.
* '''Mortal Kombat'''
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** In the games, too. Rich Divizio has stated he played Kano as over-the-top as possible.
* [[Neck Lift]]: His Chokehold move.
* [[Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]]: {{spoiler| Crosses over with [[Hoist
* [[Other Me Annoys Me]]: Ironically, he's the only character to avert this in the ''Aftermath'' DLC, his past and future selves getting along just fine. {{spoiler| Doesn't make them much more competent, though; in fact, what happens to him only seems to prove that if there's one Kombatant dumber than Kano, it's two of them together.}}
* [[Only in It For the Money]]: His reason for joining Shang Tsung's tournament {{spoiler|and for siding with Outworld and selling stuff for them}}.
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* [[Your Soul Is Mine]]: As with pretty much all of Shang Tsung's victims in the movie, Chan suffers this fate. His form is used in a [[Shapeshifter Guilt Trip]] against Liu Kang during the final battle, but Liu Kang sees right through it.
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