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The Predator is an extraterrestrial humanoid hunter known for its appearance in the science-fiction action horror film series of the same name. An honorable alien hunter, the Predator has been an icon in the science-fiction and action genres, helping launch its franchise as not only a cult-classic series, but one of the most recognizable series in cinema.

The Predator made his debut as a playable guest character in Mortal Kombat X as the third character available through DLC as part of the Kombat Pack.

About the Predator

Predators, or as they're technically known, Yautja or Hish-Qu-Ten, hail from the Predator film franchise along with the shared Alien vs. Predator universe with the Alien. The name "Predator" is never used in the film series by the characters until the fourth film, The Predator.

The Predator serves as the titular main antagonist of its origin franchise, usually consisting of a single hunter stalking and killing the films’ respective characters. In its shared franchise with the Xenomorphs, they are portrayed as a neutral force focusing on quelling a Xenomorph outbreak and often siding with humans, however they are not hesitant to kill them.

Multiple Predators have been featured in both its series and in the comics with different appearances based on their respective clans and rankings among other Yautja. The most well known is the Jungle Hunter Clan, which features the more recognized appearance of the Predator seen in first and third film and even Mortal Kombat X, respectively. Other known appearances are that of the Los Angeles Hunting Party and the Super Predators, appearing in Predator 2 and Predators, respectively, which differ in skin patterns, armor, weapons and size. The Predator species consists of mostly males, the Predator females are a rare occurrence and there are only a few known ones, but none are ever depicted in the movies.

Despite their more primitive ways, the Yautja do uphold a code of honor in the Hunt. This includes not killing children, people struck with illnesses, pregnant individuals and other Yautja, however those that interfere with the Hunt or attack a Yautja are known to be killed on the spot. Bad Bloods are known to not hold any code of honor, killing anything they want, including other Yautja.

The most iconic feature of the Predator is its vast arsenal of weapons, particularly its camouflage and high tech mask. The Predator’s mask functions on many levels, allowing it to scan areas, view areas in different spectrums of light and heat, weapon targeting and voice manipulation. The voice mechanics in its mask allow it to understand human and even learn other languages. Its camouflage renders it nearly invisible, however water seems to cause it to malfunction and reveal the Predator’s location. Another major weapon is the Plasma Caster mounted on its shoulder that can tear through flesh and bone like a knife through butter. Additionally, it carries a wide range of blades, including its Wrist Blades.

Fans have speculated that the Predator was used as inspiration for many of the ninja characters in the franchise, particularly Cyrax. This is due to the netting attacks, self-destruct and character design that are similar between the two characters. The Spine Rip fatality used by Bi-Han and later his brother was inspired by a scene in the first movie where the Predator forcibly rips out a victim's spine and skull at once which is also seen in its Victory Pose.

Appearance

The Predator's appearance takes inspiration from the original 1987 film while the weapons it uses are from other films from its origin franchise and its shared Aliens vs. Predator.

The Predator's variationless form, Warrior and Hish-Qu-Ten variations take the appearance directly from the 1987 film. His Warrior variation removes his mask, revealing his faces. Additionally, his intro alters in this variation, viewing things in his natural eyesight rather than the thermal vision when wearing his mask.

The Predator's Hunter variation changes the color of his armor to black. This could possibly take inspiration from Predator 2 or Predators, as the the main Predators in both films wore darker colored armor.

The Predator stands at an intimidating height, equaling Jason Voorhees in height at a slight crouch and standing taller than the Shokan Goro. The Predator cannot be unmasked, even during Fatalities that cause his face to fall off, the mask remains on. His face is only revealed when playing his Warrior variation. The Predator wears a mesh wire body net under his armor, which is consisted of shoulder guards, wrist guards, and a plate covering his left pectoral, as well as armor on his hips and legs, and a loin cloth visible around his waist. The Predator also wears a collection of smaller animal skull trophies around his chest. His plasma caster will be mounted on his shoulder in the Hish-Qu-Ten variation and alternates between sides when swapping stances.

Biography

  • Mortal Kombat X: The Predator is not here to rule us. He does not wish to destroy the realms. He and others of his alien race merely fight--and kill--for sport and honor. There is much kombat in Earthrealm. Shao Kahn and then Shinnok thought themselves konquerers. They were defeated. The Predator will not be. The humans, Outworlders and Netherrealm demons will fall to his superior weapons, tactics, and strength. Their skins will make fine trophies.

Combat Characteristics

Powers and Abilities

A highly evolved alien, the Predator possesses vast superhuman strength and durability well beyond that of a fully grown and well trained adult human male. In conjunction with these deadly attributes, the Predator has access to advanced weapons and technology such as his wrist blades, which it can use to skewer opponents in a single blow, plasma caster that can fire deadly bolts of energy that can tear through almost anything and sever limbs with a single shot, deadly combi-stick for close range combat, and can hide himself using a cloaking device to make himself virtually invisible save for a slight ripple in the air resembling heat waves. The Predator's mask also allows it to track his targets by their body heat and set up targeting sights for his plasma caster.

Signature Moves

  • Stealth: The Predator activates a cloak ability in his wrist gauntlet, temporarily becoming invisible, although his body will still distort the light, much like Reptile's invisibility. While in Stealth mode, the Predator takes only half chip damage from the opponent. Unlike Reptile, the cloak will not be canceled when the Predator gets hit, but will sparkle, however sustaining too much damage will cause the cloak to end prematurely. Connecting or being struck by an X-Ray attack ends this effect prematurely. (MKX)
    • The enhanced version is called Cloaking, which makes the Predator completely immune to chip damage as long as he remains cloaked.
  • Smart-Disc: The Predator launches a razored disc upward, where it will spin for a second before tracking the opponent and flying straight at them. However, the disc will be canceled if the Predator gets hit, even when the attack is blocked. It can also be performed from the air, called Air Smart-Disc, respectively. When the disc connects on an airborne opponent, it keeps them in the air for a moment, allowing the Predator to continue combos if close enough. If the Smart-Disc is the first hit of a combo, the Predator's combo damage noticeably decreases. (MKX)
    • The enhanced version is called Dual Smart-Disc, in which the Predator launches two discs and, dealing increased damage and doubles the juggle effect if the Predator is close enough to the opponent.
  • Scimitar Stab: The Predator lunges at the opponent to stab their abdomen and lift them with his retractable Wrist Blades, and then throws them away. The attack also gave the option to throw the opponent in the opposite direction, called Away Scimitar Stab, respectively. (MKX)
    • The enhanced version is called Scimitar Slam, which has armor but no extra damage.
    • Once the Predator makes contact with the opponent, the Predator can enhance the attack again, which he slams the opponent on the ground, dealing increased damage and bouncing the opponent for a juggle.
      • The player can enhance either version of Scimitar Stab to perform the juggle effect as long as the move connects.
  • Yautja Strike: The Predator leaps towards the opponent and takes them down by slamming his arms over their head. The attack can also be done in the air, called Air Yautja Strike, respectively. This attack can be performed up close or from afar, called Close/Far Yautja Strike, respectively. The far version of the attack can reach full-screen distance. (MKX - Warrior Variation)
    • The enhanced version is called Yautja Pounce has increased damage and bounces the opponent, leaving them in the air and allowing for a juggle. The enhanced airborne version has the properties as the regular version, but will still juggle the opponent should it successfully connect.
  • Dread Slam: The Predator smacks the opponent with a powerful backhand, knocking them away. (MKX - Warrior Variation)
    • The enhanced version is called Dread Launch, which has armor and increased damage. When blocked, the attack creates massive pushback and the Predator becomes safe when the attack is blocked by the opponent.
  • Self-Detonate: The Predator inputs a command to his wrist gauntlet, laughing maniacally and begins to emit a blue pulse around himself. After a moment, an explosion will come from the Predator, damaging himself and launching the opponent in the air if the opponent is hit by the explosion. The opponent can block the attack to avoid damage and the juggle effect, however the attack creates massive pushback and the Predator is extremely safe if this is done. This effect ends immediately if the Predator takes damage, with the exception of damage-over-time effects. The damage caused by the explosion inflicted to the Predator is unavoidable. (MKX - Warrior Variation)
    • The enhanced version is called Self-Destruct, which activates much faster, has the Predator recover from the attack much quicker and reduces the damage dealt to the Predator by half but doubles the damage inflicted to the opponent.
  • Snag: The Predator throws a triangular trap on the ground that takes a second to become active. Once activated, if the opponent steps onto it, they will be caught and hung upside-down, open for the Predator to attack. The trap can be thrown at close, medium and far distances and even from mid-air, called Close/Far Snag and Air Close/Far Snag, respectively. Inputting the attack's command again detonates the trap, which if the opponent is near, will juggle them for continued combos. (MKX - Hunter Variation)
    • The enhanced version is called Trap and causes the Snag to be deployed instantly. The set off can also be enhanced to become an Armored Explosion, which destroys the trap in a wide ranged explosion that launches the opponent in the air (but doesn't actually armor the Predator). Can be thrown at different ranges and in the air like the original.
  • Medi-Kit: The Predator crouches and injects a healing substance in his leg, restoring 5% of his total health in exchange for a depletion in stamina. Requires a full bar of stamina to use. (MKX - Hunter Variation)
    • The enhanced version is called Quick Healing, which restores 10% of his health. The Predator will still lose all stamina when used and still requires a full bar of stamina to use.
  • Plasma Shot: The Predator uses his shoulder cannon to shoot a plasma projectile straight at the opponent. If the attack is delayed, the Predator will perform a Plasma Caster, in which it will be able to target the projectile up, down or forward with a red laser indicator before firing. This attack can also be dash-cancelled. The attack can also briefly juggle an opponent in the corner, keeping them in the air for very, very brief combo extensions; otherwise they will fall to the ground. (MKX - Hish-Qu-Ten Variation)
    • The enhanced version is called Plasma Barrage and shoots three straight plasma projectiles in a quick succession, knocking the opponent down. This can hit ducking opponents but is not an overhead attack. The attack can also be used to extend combos for a brief moment when in the corner of an arena; otherwise, the opponent is knocked away.
  • Up Plasma Shot: The Predator shoots an upwards plasma projectile against foes in the air. When close enough, the single shot can very briefly juggle the opponent, keeping them in the air momentarily. (MKX - Hish-Qu-Ten Variation)
    • The enhanced version is called Up Plasma Barrage and shoots three upwards plasma projectiles in a quick succession. When performed in the corner of the arena on an airborne opponent, it can juggle the opponent for a very brief moment; otherwise, the opponent is knocked away.
  • Ground Plasma Shot: The Predator shoots a downwards plasma projectile to hit the opponent's feet. It only hits from a medium distance. This version recovers much faster and can juggle the opponent more easily than the other versions. This attack can be performed closer or further away, called Close/Far Plasma Shot, respectfully. (MKX - Hish-Qu-Ten Variation)
    • The enhanced version is called Ground Plasma Barrage and shoots three downwards plasma projectiles in a quick succession and different distances, which juggles the opponent for brief combo extensions. This juggle effect will not occur in the corner of the arena as there is not enough space for the second and third shot to connect.

X-Ray

  • What The Hell: The Predator stabs his opponent with his Wrist Blades, then throws them behind it. As they get up, the Predator fires a Plasma Caster shot to the face, breaking most of the skull's facial bones. The Predator then leaps and throws a Smart Disc into their opponent's neck, making them fall onto the ground as the Disc is severing their spine. While still in the air, the Predator deploys his Scimitar once again and impales the opponent's abdomen, causing their stomach to explode. (MKX)

Other Moves

  • Throw: The Predator lifts the opponent, stabs their abdomen with his Wrist Blades and cuts them up to the chest with it. He then vertically rips the blade off of their body and throws them away. (MKX)
  • Ugly Mother: The Predator kicks the opponent, strikes their head, grabs them and plunges his Wrist Blades into their chin before throwing them away. (MKX)

Fatalities

  • Ghostin' Us: The Predator deploys his Wrist Blades and stabs his opponent, then lifts them into the air and slams a Smart Disc into their head, killing them. He then drops the dead opponent onto the ground, making the severed scalp fall off, then the disc rolls away soon after as well, revealing the cut-in-half brain. (MKX)
  • Certain Death: The Predator deploys his Plasma Caster, locks onto his opponent, and shoots a hole into their abdomen, then blasts off one of their arms. As they writhe in agony, the Predator moves his targeting sights to their opponent's head, then blasts off the upper part of their head in a spray of gore. (MKX)

Brutalities

  • Anytime: The Predator performs his X-Ray, only this time when he throws his Smart-Disc, it decapitates the opponent and he jumps down to perform his Brutality Victory Pose instead of stabbing them in the stomach. (MKX)
  • Time To Bleed: The Predator performs his Throw, only this time, he slices the opponent in half at the waist. The Predator will examine the opponent before effortlessly throwing their upper body away. (MKX)
  • Final Kountdown: The Predator performs either a Self-Detonate or Self-Destruct that kills both fighters in the process. The fighters' limbs will fall back onto the arena after a short time. (MKX - Warrior Variation)
  • Skinned Alive: The Predator performs either a Snag or Trap, only this time, the Predator becomes invisible and the opponent is taken off screen and screams as flesh falls from the top of the arena, only for their skinned body to return, dangling from the top of the screen. When performed on the Xenomorph, it will simply be decapitated. (MKX - Hunter Variation)
  • If It Bleeds: The Predator performs a Plasma Shot that blows a hole through the opponent's face. Depending on the distance, the Predator may deliver two additional shots, shooting off the opponent's arms as well. (MKX - Hish-Qu-Ten Variation)
  • El Diablo: The Predator performs his Ugly Mother combo, ripping the opponent's head clean off when retracting his Wrist Blades. (MKX - Secret)
  • Alternate Skinned Alive Brutality: The Predator performs his Skinned Alive Brutality, only this time, the Predator leaves nothing but bone. Does not occur on the Xenomorph. (MKX - Hunter Variation - Secret)

Ending

  • Mortal Kombat X: This world called Earth produced many worthy opponents - which made for excellent sport. Some possessed a power previously unknown to the Predator's race: sorcery. The Predator sought to harness this new power for use in his konquests. He analyzed a trophy from a recent battle and eventually discovered its secrets. With the power of sorcery, the Predator was unstoppable and decimated whole worlds single-handedly. He had become the Apex Predator.

Trivia

General

  • The Predator is the first science-fiction horror guest character, and overall the third horror movie guest character to appear in the Mortal Kombat series.
  • The Predator is the first extraterrestrial guest character in the series, and the third overall extraterrestrial featured in the series after Superman and Darkseid.
  • Mortal Kombat X is the first game in the series to feature guest characters that are rivals with each other in other media, this being the Predator and Alien which originated in their shared Aliens vs. Predatorfranchise. The second game in the series to do this is Mortal Kombat 11 with the inclusion of the Terminator and RoboCop, who appeared in RoboCop Versus The Terminator, based off the comic of the same name.
  • The Predator is the second guest character in the series to be alive rather than undead.
  • The Predator's height is 7'8", standing taller than Goro. This is easiest to see during a Test Your Luck.
  • The laugh the Predator makes when using his Self-Detonate special move is a reference to the mocking laugh it used before killing himself at the end of the original movie, the laugh mimicked from Billy Sole, portrayed by Sonny Landham.
    • The Predator also performs this laugh after performing a Brutality and against characters that he does not mimic after winning a round (See Below).
  • After winning a match via a Brutality, the eyes of the Predator's mask will flash yellow before it turns invisible, a reverse of the scene from the original movie, where after killing Blaine, Mac finds his body and sees the Predator's eyes flash while it is invisible and when Wolf hunts a police officer in Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem.
    • This will not happen if the Predator is in his Warrior variation or when he is variationless.
  • The Predator's appearance represents that of the Predator from the original movie, while his Hunter armor could either represent the Predator from the second movie, or Berserker from the third film Predators.
  • The trap used in the Hunter variation is not seen in the movies until Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem. The trap also worked differently than how it's used in game: The trap shoots lasers from the middle of the triangle, which anything that walks through it will be shredded to pieces.
  • The Predator's Smart-Disc wasn't introduced until the second movie and has had different designs since.
    • In Alien vs. Predator, its sequel Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem, and The Predator, the Smart-Disc expands into a multi-bladed disc. The main Predator in the first AVP movie used it against a facehugger and the Alien Queen, while Wolf in the second movie used it to dispatch drones.
    • Additionally, the Predator's spear also was introduced in the second movie and has changed designs since, changing into a longer, thinner staff-like spear in Alien vs. Predator.
  • The Predator, alongside the Alien and Ferra & Torr are the only Mortal Kombat X characters to not appear in the Mortal Kombat Mobile at all, making them PC and console exclusive characters.
  • The Predator had a different appearance before its official release including a different mask, armor color and its mandibles were visible through its mask.

Mortal Kombat X

  • Shinnok is the only character to address the Predator by name.
  • The Predator was the first guest character to kill Shinnok in his arcade ending.
  • The Predator is one of the few characters with an alternate version of a Brutality.
  • Like the other guest characters, the Predator has numerous references to infamous quotes from his origin franchise in the names of his attacks, combos, and specials:
    • Kombos Knock-Knock, Come On, Meat Grinder, Kill Me, Bleed Bastard, You're One, I'm Here, Ugly Mother..., and Get To The Chopper, Brutalities Skinned Alive, If it Bleeds, and X-Ray What The Hell are all named after quotes said by the character Dutch Schaefer, who was portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
    • Kombos Payback Time, Slack-jawedWorld of Hurt, and Brutality Time To Bleed are named after quotes said by the character Blain Cooper, who was portrayed by Jesse Ventura.
    • Kombo We. Hit. Nothing is named after the line said by Poncho Ramirez, portrayed by Richard Chaves, after the squad's failed attack on the Predator when they fired all their weapons at once at it, but failed to even hit it.
    • Kombos I See You and CONTAAAAACT, Brutality Anytime, and Fatality Ghostin' Us are named after quotes said by the character Mac Elliot, who was portrayed by Bill Duke.
  • The Predator is one of the few characters to have a Brutality that derives from his X-Ray, and not only from special moves, combos or throws.
  • During a round win, the Predator's laugh will be mimicked from that of the current kombatant he's fighting against, only laughing his signature mimicked laugh from Billy when against Alien, Jason, Triborg, Leatherface, or in a Mirror Match or after performing a Brutality (except for the "Final Kountdown").
    • Additionally, the Predator has a rare chance to speak a quote of the current fighter he is fighting, mimicking one of their battle taunts. This seems to happen more frequently with Scorpion, as the Predator will say "To Hell with you!" in Scorpion's voice, but is much more rare with other characters.[1]
    • The Predator will even say "Get over here!" as Scorpion, making Scorpion the only character the Predator quotes more than once. This one, as stated above, is very rare to encounter.[2]
  • The Predator is the only character that doesn't have his own name on the bullet from Erron Black's revolver during Black's X-Ray, and is referred to as "Ugly Mofo" instead, referencing the franchise yet again.
    • During Predator's interaction with Bo' Rai Cho. Bo' Rai Cho will call Predator "One ugly motherfucker".
    • The reference also makes a return in Mortal Kombat 11, during an interaction between the Terminator and Baraka.
  • When the Predator wins a match without doing a Fatality or Brutality, he will walk up to the grounded opponent and rip out their spine and skull before returning to his ship and placing the recently-acquired trophy into his collection. This makes the Predator one of three characters in Mortal Kombat X who will always kill the opponent after a match without performing a finisher, the others being Corrupted Shinnok and the Alien.
  • The Predator is one of the few characters whose fighting style is altered by the addition or removal of a weapon.
  • The Predator is one of four characters with a unique chestburster during the Alien's victory screen. The others are Tremor, Mileena, and the Alien in a mirror match.
    • This chestburster a reference to the crossover film franchise which featured a hybrid of the two species, called the Predalien, or The Abomination in the crossover game series, respectively.
  • The Predator is one of three characters with a cloak ability in the game alongside Reptile and Triborg as Smoke, however the light reflects off the Predator's body, causing him to only appear partially invisible.
  • The Predator is one of three characters with a non-traditional run-cancel ability. The first was Ferra & Torr and the third was Tremor.
  • The Predator's Skinned Alive Brutality and its alternate version will never result in a skinned or skeleton Alien.

Mortal Kombat 11

  • In Mortal Kombat 11, many of the interactions guest character Terminator reference his actor Arnold Schwarzenegger's movies, some including the Predator's first movie.
    • Johnny Cage also taught the Terminator to call Baraka an "ugly motherfucker" as stated above.

Mortal Kombat 1

  • In Mortal Kombat 1, when Reptile did a camouflage: Johnny cage reference him as the Predator
  • In an intro dialogue between Johnny Cage and Reptile, Reptile was horrified when Johnny Cage showed Reptile the Predator film,

Errors

  • When the Predator performs its Ghostin' Us Fatality, when it stabs its opponent in the stomach, one can notice the Wrist Blades curve.
  • When playing in its variationless form, after winning a match with a Brutality, the Predator's eyes will not flash. It is unknown why this happens as the eyes will flash when it has its mask on, this being the only time it doesn't.
  • Similar to the Alien, in the manner of the size of the Predator's head, during some Fatalities and Brutalities, the Predator's head will clip through the floor of any arena should said finishers be used on it.
  • Anytime the Predator uses a combo that involves its spear, the spear appears out of thin air. This is also the same when using Smart-Disc.
    • However, this is not the case with Dual Smart-Disc or with Snag, or when either abilities are performed in the air as one can see the Predator actually reaches for the items when using the abilities unlike with the above observation where they randomly appear.
  • The Predator's Brutality victory pose where he walks away and turns invisible defies logic in certain arenas as he appears to walk off a ledge or bridge and begins to walk on air. This is easiest to see with the Kove and The Pit.
  • The way the Predator pins his opponent with its Smart-Disc during his X-Ray makes no logical sense.
  • The Predator's hair always clips into each other.
  • His lower mandibles clip through his hair when previewing his taunt.
  • The Predator's Wrist Blade incorrectly swaps between his left and right arm when changing stances.
    • An interesting note is the fact that its Plasma Caster will correctly swap sides when changing stances, but its Wrist Blades will not.
  • When an X-Ray is performed on the Predator that damages his neck, his mandibles will phase through his mask if he is wearing his mask.
    • Additionally, when the Predator performs his X-Ray on itself, the bones in his mandibles phase through the mandibles itself when the Smart-Disc breaks his neck.
  • Even when holding down and it producing more damage than the opponent's remaining health, the Predator's X-Ray Brutality has a chance to not activate despite completing the requirements.
  • When Jason performs his Kill For Mother Fatality on Predator, the Predator will be incorrectly shorter than him.
    • This happens with all the characters that are taller than Jason.
  • When Goro performs his Peek-A-Boo Fatality on the Predator, his hair will clip through the back of his corpse.
  • Despite having his mask in some interactions, Mileena will comment on the Predator's face being ugly, despite not actually seeing his face. Erron Black makes a similar sarcastic remark as well. Logically, both these interactions make sense while he is in its Warrior Variation, but while in his other variations, it does not make sense, as they cannot see his face.
  • When disappearing while masked during his Skinned Alive Brutality, his face becomes visible for a brief moment before disappearing.
  • The Predator's hair will clip through his Plasma Caster during a fight.
  • When the Predator crouches, the cloth around his waist will clip through his thighs and hang through his legs.
  • On an extremely rare occasion, when performing his Ugly Mother... combo while Self-Destruct is about to detonate, the explosion from the special will appear, but the Predator will take no damage and the opponent will not be launched in the air and his Ugly Mother... combo will be performed in its entirety.

With the release of Mortal Kombat XL, numerous bugs, errors and glitches have arisen that involve the Predator.

These errors include are listed below:

  • When the Predator performs his Certain Death fatality on itself, he will not decapitate himself with the blast, his head will remain there with only his hair missing as he falls dead. This error has yet to be corrected.
    • If performed on him with his mask on, the mask will stay on with only the hair missing like before.
  • When performing its Ghostin' Us fatality on itself, after scalping the other Predator with the Smart-Disc, one can see there are floating parts of its hair still registered to the body that float in mid-air.
  • When an additional cosmetic is added to a fighter from their variation or just a regular cosmetic is present on a fighter, usually during the fatality sequence, the accessory falls off (Ex. Johnny's Fisticuffs, Cassie's glasses, Raiden's hat), this not being the case with the Predator.
    • If a fatality is performed on the Predator while in the Hish-Qu-Ten variation, its Plasma Caster will remain there for the duration of the finisher.
      • This does not occur during Fatality Practice.
  • If the Predator performs his If It Bleeds Brutality from full-screen distance, the timer and fighter health bars will remain on screen.
    • If the Predator is struck right as the Brutality is performed, this will happen as well.
  • After the Predator jumps down from decapitating the opponent during his X-Ray Brutality, his wrist blades will move around and randomly pop out. This is likely because the gameplay mechanics still registers him using the entire X-Ray attack.
    • Additionally, performing the Brutality in the Hish-Qu-Ten Variation causes his Plasma Caster to vanish when jumping down, only for it to reappear out of thin air after.
  • Sometimes after performing the Predator's Final Kountdown Brutality, when the Predator's own limbs return, they will be floating in the air as it they are still connected to the character's body. This seems to happen more if the Brutality is performed when the explosion happens when the Predator jumps in the air.

References

  1. Predator mimicking fighters' laughs and taunts [3]
  2. Predator mimicking Scorpion's "Get over here!" at [4]

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