6) Tanya
Tanya’s first appearance happened in the legendary era of Playstation 1 in Mortal Kombat 4. The game was a huge hit across the world, and Tanya got a lot of attention as she is the only female character that dons yellow color and her fighting style was brutal as hell. Her fatalities are usually rugged where she uses shear force to rip apart or crunch body parts of her opponents. Her backstory makes her even more attractive, as Tanya played a very crucial role in “Deadly Alliance,” She belongs to the race of Edenians, but she secretly worked for Shinnok all along! She has mostly played the role of “Advisor” to the rulers like Shao Kahn, Mileena, Shinnok, and even the Dragon Lord “Onaga.” She falls in the category of Mortal Kombat Girls who are not only good at breaking bones, but they are also smart! It would be interesting to see if the creators would let her in on the upcoming Mortal Kombat movie.
5) Jade
Jade is one of the earliest characters of Mortal Kombat Saga; she also appeared in the god-awful Mortal Kombat Movie “Annihilation.” Jade’s looks were pretty similar to Kitana and Mileena, and they all grew up together as assassins under the evil eyes of Shao Kahn. Kitana and Jade share an unyielding bond with each other, and they have always watched each other’s back. Jade sported a pole staff as her primary weapon in the games that players loved. Jade’s personality is not that impressive, as she has always been depicted helping Kitana or saving Kitana or fighting with her. Her persona has always been over-shadowed by Kitana. She is an Edenian like Tanya And Kitana, which explains the similarity in their fashion sense. There is also a conflict in her ethnicity, sometimes she is shown as black, at times she is brown, and in Mortal Kombat Movie, an Asian actress portrayed her! No matter what avatar she is picked up in the games, she looked incredibly hot. She definitely deserves to be the part of upcoming Mortal Kombat movie, her dynamics with Kitana and Shao Kahn can make some interesting plot devices that the audience would love to see.Â
