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-* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Kenshi. One of the few post ''MK3'' characters to earn unanimous praise from the fanbase, to the point of being [http://www.fightersgeneration.com/np7/mk9-dlc.jpg among the first] [[Downloadable Content|DLC]] reveals for [[Mortal Kombat 9 (Video Game)|the 2011 game]].
+* [[Ensemble Darkhorse]]: Kenshi. One of the few post ''MK3'' characters to earn unanimous praise from the fanbase, to the point of being [http://www.fightersgeneration.com/np7/mk9-dlc.jpg among the first] [[Downloadable Content|DLC]] reveals for [[Mortal Kombat 9|the 2011 game]].
 * [[Game Breaker]]: Certain characters had "impale" attacks with their weapons which would constantly sap life from the opponent until they keeled over. Granted, these attacks could be blocked, but there's a reason they never resurfaced in ''Deception'' and ''Armageddon''.
 * [["Grand Theft Auto" Effect]]: Adema's [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qYojOT1laE "Immortal".]
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 * [[The Scrappy]]:
 ** Hsu Hao. [[Creator Backlash|Even the devs hate him]].
-{{quote|  '''John Vogel:''' We were fully prepared to say "Yes, [Jax killing him] really happened. He's dead. He's gone." But ''[[Mortal Kombat Armageddon (Video Game)|Mortal Kombat Armageddon]]'' is about bringing every character back to life, so Hsu Hao is back... much to my dismay.}}
+{{quote|  '''John Vogel:''' We were fully prepared to say "Yes, [Jax killing him] really happened. He's dead. He's gone." But ''[[Mortal Kombat Armageddon]]'' is about bringing every character back to life, so Hsu Hao is back... much to my dismay.}}
 ** Drahmin, although not to the extent of Hsu Hao, also earns a similar reaction from the fans. Ed Boon notes that he's one of his two least favorite characters (the other being Hsu Hao), and he's unpopular with fans due to how newcomer-unfriendly his playstyle is. The flies swarming him and [[Most Annoying Sound|constantly buzzing]] was a rather distracting nuisance.
 ** And then we have his buddy [[SNK Boss|Moloch]]...
 * [[Unwitting Instigator of Doom]]:
-** Moloch and Drahmin. After Scorpion makes a truce with the younger Sub-Zero and drags Quan Chi back to the Netherrealm (as seen in ''4''), he starts chasing the wizard throughout the lands, beating the white off of his ass as repayment for killing his family (this is shown in ''Deception'''s Konquest mode). The two onis stop Scorpion, allowing Quan Chi to flee and discover Onaga's tomb. ''They are indirectly responsible for jumpstarting a [[Wham! Episode]] that has continued [[Mortal Kombat 9 (Video Game)|to the present day]].''
+** Moloch and Drahmin. After Scorpion makes a truce with the younger Sub-Zero and drags Quan Chi back to the Netherrealm (as seen in ''4''), he starts chasing the wizard throughout the lands, beating the white off of his ass as repayment for killing his family (this is shown in ''Deception'''s Konquest mode). The two onis stop Scorpion, allowing Quan Chi to flee and discover Onaga's tomb. ''They are indirectly responsible for jumpstarting a [[Wham! Episode]] that has continued [[Mortal Kombat 9|to the present day]].''
 ** There ''are'' other factors, such as Nitara leading Reptile astray (according to his bio, Reptile knew of the Deadly Alliance's assassination attempt on Shao Kahn and would've been able to stop them had he not been sidetracked), but most of the blame can be traced back to the two Oni, as they prevented Scorpion from killing Quan Chi.