Awesome show to check out if you are a Mortal Kombat fan. It follows characters like Kitana, Liu Kang, Raiden, Jax, Knightwolf, Johnny and Sonya. Fun watch.

This is a kids TV show but I loved the plot, the animation and especially the depiction of the characters. For example, this is the best Kitana I have ever seen. She has the best outfit and her voice acting is spot on. Great show!

My favourite animated project for Mortal Kombat, even topping the Legends movies. The defenders are made up of Raiden, Liu Kang, Kitana, Jax, Sonya, Stryker, Nightwolf and Sub Zero. Kitana and Liu Kangs flirting and relationship is so much fun to watch. Kitana also has the best outfit ever on and the voice actor for her does a great job. Towards the end Kitana sort of becomes the main character and it's awesome to see.

Turning one of gaming's most violently controversial franchises into a sanitized Saturday morning cartoon just to sell toys was a wild business move that completely ruined the series' core identity. The animated series stripped away the dark, mystical arcade vibe of ancient monks, ninjas, and magic, replacing it with a cheap G. I. Joe knockoff featuring a militarized tactical team, secret bases, and bizarre dragon-shaped jets. The network censorship was brutal-trading bone-crushing fatalities for colorful lasers and gentle shoves, which totally killed the dramatic weight of the fights. To make matters worse, the animation was incredibly cheap and robotic, constantly recycling the exact same punch sequences over empty backgrounds and using hollow, generic sound effects instead of the heavy impacts the games were known for. Even the iconic movie techno theme lost its charm because the creators exhaustively overplayed it for every minor scuffle. The lazy "monster-of-the-week" formula meant there were zero real stakes, with world-ending threats like Shao Kahn being swatted away way too easily before the commercial break. But the writing and character assassinations are honestly harder to watch than the censored action. They inexplicably removed Johnny Cage-the group's natural comedic relief-and tried to compensate by forcing cringe-worthy humor onto everyone else. Sonya B…