Theory: Havik's plan would never have worked because...

[@m-w-y7325]

how about the fact the entire DLC story seems like written by a 14 year old who saw Avengers Endgame once. like the Kamidogu literally are made into Infinity Stones and timelines can be completely changed in an instant with them. and there is a madman bent on balancing all timelines with anarchy just like another purple idiot who did it to his universe/timeline. and then our Iron-man/Liu Kang comes in and stops the guy with an epic multiple timelines army clash all over again and the thing keeps on going.

[@gr77552]

Kamidogu wasn't just invented. They first appeared in Mortal Kombat 4, thirty years ago...

[@targetseeker]

@@gr77552 i swear people think the MCU invented everything.

[@imho6761]

I would like to clarify: in the fourth episode, only one Kamidogu appeared, Shinnok's amulet... But it's true anyway, they've been around for a long time, long before the Marvel movie. The Kamidogu is the weapon of the Elder Gods, which they used to defeat the One Being.

[@targetseeker]

@@imho6761 it's really bad that people only think MCU when these things happen when there are other properties that KR (might) be referencing. Titan Havik ranting about chaos a lot only to reveal he actually has a plan (that got derailed) is basically Ledger Joker. Havik sticking the kamidogu onto his chest is basically Omega Shenron.

[@imho6761]

@@targetseeker Let's say it's understandable, because there really is a similarity.