Summary
- Takeda is finally back in Mortal Kombat 1, but his backstory has been changed a lot for Liu Kang's new timeline.
- Mortal Kombat X fans can take some comfort in knowing that the original Takeda makes some cameo appearances.
- If you pit Takeda against himself, the pre-fight dialogue between the two reveals that one of them is the MKX version.
might feature a brand-new version of Takeda thanks to Liu Kang's new timeline, but the MKX iteration we all know and love does appear in mirror matches.
Although most fans likely have their eyes set on the r♐ecently revealed Khaos 𓂃Reigns (which has 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:seen a fairly mixed response so far), those of us with good taste are still focusing on the best DLC character - 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Takeda Takahashi from Mortal Kombat X. Takeda is 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:one of the series' most popular newcomers, and he's finally back in action after missing out on .
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There is one big caveat, though. As the leaks suggested prior to any of Kombat Pack 1's characters even being released, this version of Takeda is a little different than he was in Mortal Kombat X. In Liu Kang's new timeline, he's Kenshi's cousin instead of his son and originally started out as a yakuza member instead of the loveabℱle yet cocky hero we got to kno🦋w in MKX.
Don't Worry, Mortal Kombat X's Takeda Is Still Out There Somewhere
Mortal Kombat 1 might have drastically changed Takeda's backstory for Liu Kang's new timeline, but it does at least pay respect to the version of the character we saw in Mortal Kombat X. Not only are there a ton of references to the Takeda we knew (), but we also get to see him in action if you pit Takeda against himself.
that implies the new timeline iteration of the character is going up against the one we saw in MKX. One particularly interesting interaction has the old Takeda expressing surprise that the new version is Kenshi's cousin instead of his son.
"Cassie, Jacquꦫi, 🅰Kung Jin, me: they call us the Kombat Kids."
Another bit of pre-match banter has the old Takeda calling out the names of the Kombat Kids, while the new Takeda asks if the group's nickname is supposed to be an insult. The alternate version of everyone's favourite Kombat Kid also has him referencing his telepathic abilities, something that the current Takeda lacks and says he doesn't want.
The final potential interaction between the two Takedas is one that'll make shippers happy, as the MKX Takeda desperately says that there must be a version of Jacqui in this new timeline, something that gets a confused and somewhat angry response from the MK1 Takahashi. It looks like their love is still going strong in the old universe.
All of these pre-match bits of dialogue suggest that the version of Takeda who appears during mirror matches is the one we all grew to love in Mortal Kombat X. It's a shame that his current story has been changed around so much considering how strong it was in that game, but at least he's alive, well, and somehow jumping across timelines.
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