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Mortal kombat palette swap ninja code#

Mokap is the alternate, in-game identity of motion capture actor, Carlos Pesina, who provides all of the motions for every character in the game. Mokap: One of the two hidden characters who can be unlocked in the game.Continue to hold these buttons and then press Up, left, A. Goro: Highlight "HIDDEN" at the bottom of the character selection screen & press "L" trigger & "R" trigger.Same situations for Sektor apply to Noob Saibot but replace Cyrax with Reiko. However, his Fatalities are still inaccessible through normal play.

Noob Saibot: Reappears the same as before, but now in fully playable form.

To play as him, one must choose the Hidden Option and move the hidden cursor one space left of Cyrax. He appears as a texture-swapped version of Cyrax retaining his original moves.

Sektor: Returning from Mortal Kombat 3 as one of the three hidden playable characters.

He has Fatalities, but they can only be executed with the Easy Fatality codes. Alternatively, the player must clear the game with Reiko and the select the Hidden option and highlight him (press Up, Up then Left for reference when starting from the Hidden option) then press Run+Block.

Mortal kombat palette swap ninja code#

There is a code known as Noob Saibot Mode which enables him as selectable without prior requirements. Originally slated to be part of the outset of playable characters in the arcade version, he was removed to make way for whole new characters, but became an unlockable character in the console ports.

Noob Saibot: Returning once more from Mortal Kombat 3, here he appears as the original model for Reiko with his moves included, he wields a scythe as weapon.

After a while, Cyborg Smoke will be replaced with Human Smoke. Instead of holding down on the buttons during the loading screen (since that is impossible), one has to press on cyborg Smoke and hold onto him for a few moments.

Human Smoke is also playable in the iPod, iPhone, and iPad touch version of UMK3, but in a different way.

Once transformed, the player will remain as Human Smoke throughout the tournament until either they lose in any match or win the final battle. Holding Back, High Punch, High Kick, Run and Block is the combination. He can be both fought at the end of the game via Shao Kahn's Treasures and accessed in playable form via a code while playing as Robot Smoke before the round starts. He appears as a faster white palette-swapped version of Scorpion and Ermac having access to the former's Spear and a mix of their combos and a teleport punch. Following extensive automation, the human form of Smoke exists only in memory.

Human Smoke: Smoke's original human form before the Lin Kuei took away his flesh.

Ultimate Kombat Kodes require inputs from both players because of the combined slots. If any one of the kodes are input successfully, the arenas will quickly flash by in succession before displaying the character that was unlocked according to the code announcing, FROM THIS POINT ON, I AM AT YOUR CONTROL. However, in MK3 and its updates and ports, secret characters can be unlocked for player control via the Ultimate Kombat Kode (UKK).

For the most part, secret characters are unplayable and merely exist to challenge the player. Mortal Kombat is exceptional, if not well-known, for being the first game to introduce secret characters in fighting games, and since then, has become a very recurring trend in the genre. Secret characters often appear as color palette swaps (usually ninjas) of existing characters with enhanced speed and powers. To reach them, one must meet specific conditions, often challenging ones in order to face them in kombat. Secret characters are special opponents who are usually not found within the original 1P and 2P Tournament/Battle Plan.