Chekhov's Skill: Shang Tsung's shapeshifting abilities are useful not only in fights, but to impersonate Raiden (and Liu Kang, albeit only once) through a good part of the game.Ermac can also be challenged in the Warrior Shrine, and a return trip to the Living Forest can net the player a second fight with Mileena.Otherwise, Sonya and Kano will be seen in the background of the arena during the last fights, like in the original MKII. Liu Kang and Kung Lao are fooled until Jax shows up and tells them that Raiden has been with him all along, guiding him through Outworld so he can rescue Sonya. Dragged Off to Hell: The ultimate fate of Scorpion.Dressing as the Enemy: Kung Lao disguises himself as a guard at first, but drops it at the start of the game to save Liu Kang.Shang Tsung turns out to have done this, via disguising himself as Raiden.Eye Scream: After disabling Kitana with a punch to the face, Liu Kang kills Jade by stabbing her in the eyes with Mileena's sai.Yes, it was both completely unnecessary and completely hilarious. Hoist by His Own Petard: Ermac is crushed by the same boulder he planned to use to crush the heroes.In fact his psychic concentration is broken when another boulder her threw at them is kicked right back at him. Hypnotize the Princess: Literally, as Kitana gets brainwashed by Shao Kahn and sent as an enemy with Jade and Mileena.The best way to deal with her is to immobilize and keep her in a specific trap, where two chained dragons will focus their powers in debrainwashing her. Mileena and Jade won't make it easy, however.
Load-Bearing Boss: In the opening cutscene, Shang Tsung's defeat brings his entire fortress crumbling down around the Earthrealm warriors.Killer Rabbit : Kung Lao can literally pull one from his Nice Hat, and either use it to beat the enemy to death.or give it to the enemy and then watch the bun-bun bite the other to death. In the second case, the Fatality will end with the rival's head exploding and the bunny staring at the corpse in the most hilariously creepy way.
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