So much for that, because one of the most beloved MK villains has now returned for ... That’s thanks largely to Shang Tsung, who takes center stage by being his usual devious self.

The story of Mortal Kombat 11 Aftermath sees Shang Tsung, Nightwolf and Fujin emerge ... If NetherRealm Studios chooses this ending to pick up where MK 11 left off, then it's like a reboot of ...

The vanilla storyline of Mortal Kombat 11 was driven primarily by the past and current versions of the series’ greatest heroes such as Sonya Blade, Raiden, Liu Kang, and Johnny Cage working ...

But now, there's Aftermath ... now been introduced to MK11 as post-release content get to make their mark in the story. The chapters cover the hijinks of Shang Tsung, Nightwolf, and the banshee ...

(You can check out a new Aftermath gameplay trailer ... which will bring recurring antagonist Shang Tsung to the forefront. Set immediately after MK11's conclusion, which saw Liu Kang ascend ...

Shang Tsung warns that if Liu Kang creates ... new to MK11 and want everything, there’s the Aftermath Kollection, which contains vanilla MK11, Kombat Pack 1, and the Aftermath expansion, all ...

Nobody knew what to expect when the twisted sorcerer Shang Tsung ... MK franchise, but not in a way that anybody may have expected. (The following contains spoilers for the Mortal Kombat 11 ...

Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath is exactly what it says it is. It contains the aftermath of the main MK11 story ... final battle with Kronika. However, Shang Tsung, Nightwolf, and Fujin enter from ...

However, this was not the true ending of Mortal Kombat 11, as the Aftermath expansion showcased another, unseen side of the story. Nightwolf, Fujin, and Shang Tsung were sent back in time by Liu K ...

Aftermath’s campaign picks up right where ... It should be obvious to any MK fan that Shang Tsung isn’t to be trusted, but the way Tagawa and the writing plays with that expectation is delightful.

Aftermath’s campaign picks up right where ... It should be obvious to any MK fan that Shang Tsung isn’t to be trusted, but the way Tagawa and the writing plays with that expectation is delightful.