All of the ninjas, including Rain and Skarlet, were given UMK3 outfits, with Sub-Zero receiving a proper masked outfit to go with his maskless appearance (which is labeled as "UMK3" whereas the others are simply labeled "MK3"). In the Playstation Vita port of the game, the MK and MKII outfits were available from the outset. With Freddy Krueger's release, his compatibility pack provided a classic outfit for Sub-Zero, based on his Mortal Kombat 3 appearance as well as an outfit based on the classic cyber ninja outfits for Cyber Sub-Zero. With Rain's release, his compatibility pack provided a classic outfit for Kitana and Jade, based on their Mortal Kombat II outfits. With Kenshi's release, his compatibility pack provided a classic outfit for Smoke and Noob Saibot, based on their Mortal Kombat II outfits. With Skarlet's release, her compatibility pack provided a classic outfits for Cyrax and Sektor, based on their Mortal Kombat 3 outfits. With each DLC character released, two classic outfits would be released with the compatibility packs. A DLC pack was later released which featured all of the classic outfits from pre ordering the game.
#Mortal kombat palette swap code
Jade was an exception, with her classic outfit code being provided by purchasing the Blu-ray edition of the Mortal Kombat films. Unlike most other characters grouped with this archetype, Tanya, Frost, and Takeda Takahashi did not necessarily originate from a palette swap.īefore Mortal Kombat (2011) was released, it was announced that pre-ordering from certain stores would provide a code to unlock classic ninja outfits, with their Mortal Kombat (1992) outfits for the male ninjas and their Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 outfits for the females.
Reiko has long since abandoned this design for a look modelled after Shao Kahn, and is generally not grouped with the ninja archetype. Reiko, who was introduced in Mortal Kombat 4, was created by modifying Noob Saibot's then-unused model into a new character, creating an unmasked magenta-colored ninja. This would eventually be explored by the Mortal Kombat Trilogy hidden characters Chameleon and Khameleon, as well as Mortal Kombat X's DLC character Triborg, several years later. These values were programmed and coded to be treated as separate character values, having access to certain sprites and individual special moves to create their identities.īecause of this, there is a possibility to 'unlock' access to all of these sprites to any ninja, granting them different abilities by swapping movesets or give them every single special move. Once the sprites were captured, they were digitally recolored, creating color values to be applied to the numerous characters. The ninja actors had to perform a wider array of moves and multiple fighting stances than the others as they would be "portraying" multiple characters at once.
This method was used because of memory limitations and an attempt to get more playable characters for the roster. However, the UMK3 male ninja was of a yellow color, worn by John Turk. In Mortal Kombat 3 and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, the base costumes were red for all MK3 unmasked Sub-Zero, female, & cyborgs, worn by John Turk, Becky Gable, and Sal Divita respectively, in order to avoid blending in with the blue background used when filming the characters for the sprites. The original base costume for the male ninja in Mortal Kombat (1992) and Mortal Kombat II was of a yellow color, worn by Daniel Pesina, while the base costume for the female ninja was blue in MKII, worn by Katalin Zamiar. In reality, all of the ninja characters in the first three Mortal Kombat games were all represented by a single actor. From Mortal Kombat 4 onwards, ninjas were given a better sense of diversity with their designs. From Mortal Kombat to Mortal Kombat Trilogy, ninjas were virtually identical to one another in terms of appearance, save for their color choices, poses and powers. It is not uncommon for a ninja to possess supernatural powers that gives them the edge over their opponents. The criteria for a character to classify as a ninja by design (at least back in the earlier games) is often seen wearing a mask, a combo of a hood/cowl and a tabard for male or a leotard for female. Ninja is a loosely used term in the actual sense of ninjas regarding the Mortal Kombat franchise, thus they are a very prominent group of characters.
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