A lot of fighters could find a place onMortal Kombat 1’s roster, but there’s one particular character who fans should fear a potential appearance. The nature ofMortal Kombat 1as an effective continuity reboot means that there is a wide array of characters that could make an appearance on the roster. In most cases, there is a lot to look forward to regarding a specific character, whether they end up following their previous destiny or not. However, there is one character fans should dread, for their appearance inMortal Kombat 1’s roster would be an ill omen.
One of the exciting things aboutMortal Kombat 1’s premiseis that with the game taking place in a new timeline, there is a world of possibilities out there for the cast. Whether they were good or evil before doesn’t matter, because the slate has effectively been wiped clean for all of them. The only character who can really be expected to know about the past timeline is Liu Kang himself. For this reason, almost every character has a lot of potential to make a decent story. That is, unless one specific character shows up to ruin the story before it can begin.
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D’Vorah Would Be the Biggest Danger to Mortal Kombat 1’s Roster
D’Vorah is a character who debuted inMortal Kombat X’s base roster, but her impact on the series is significant. In her debut, D’Vorah poses as an ally of Kotal Kahn before betraying him and would go on to be a minion for major villains Shinnok and Kronika. That said, D’Vorah has no true loyalty to anyone but herself and is willing to turn on anyone in an instant for her own gain. That combined with her nasty personality and gross powers makes her a very unpleasant character, and her actions in these games have made her one ofMortal Kombat’s most infamous figures.
Having D’Vorah make an appearance would be a dire sign for any ofMortal Kombat 1’s participating fightersdue to her track record. In both of her appearances so far, D’Vorah has murdered a beloved member of theMortal Kombatuniverse. InMortal Kombat Xshe executed Mileena in horrific fashion, a character so popular that her original absence fromMortal Kombat 11sparked outrage. Speaking ofMortal Kombat 11, D’Vorah murdered series poster boy Scorpion with poison.
As bad as these instances were, the worst part may be thatMortal Kombat’s D’Vorahnever received any real comeuppance for her crimes before the universe reset. IfMortal Kombat 1ends up including D’Vorah in the cast, it’s difficult to imagine that turning out well for anyone but her.
AlthoughMortal Kombat 1can redeem its villains, D’Vorah is such a loathsome character that it’s hard to imagine her as anything but the smug, selfish person she was in the past two games. Not to mention, her track record would mean that any popular character may end up dying by her hand, as even the series' mascot wasn’t safe in the last game. D’Vorah is not only irredeemable, but she’s also a threat to virtually every character, especially the most popular.
Out of all the characters in the series, D’Vorah may be the single most worrying one that could make an appearance, and fans couldn’t be blamed for wishing that shewon’t return inMortal Kombat 1. Bad things happen to beloved characters whenever D’Vorah shows up, which should be more than enough reason to hope that she stays away. If D’Vorah is announced forMortal Kombat 1, fans should worry about what she has planned.
Mortal Kombat 1will be released on June 11, 2025, for the Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
