Rounding out the roster of newcomers, NetherRealm Studios continues to pay homage to the roots of Mortal Kombat with the addition of another action icon from the 80s. With both characters returning to the roster, players can finally see the fallout of Rain's deception and the dissolution of their deadly alliance. During the course of the story, it is revealed that Rain wished to take the throne for himself, organizing a plot involving the theft of Shinnok's Amulet in an effort to claim the crown from under Mileena. Last playable in Mortal Kombat (2011), Rain made an appearance in the Story Mode of MKX, working alongside Mileena and aiding her ascension to the throne of Outworld.
Joining Mileena is the Edenian demigod, Rain. With Mileena back in a world where Kitana has assumed the throne of Outworld, fans of the franchise are given a new dynamic between the duo to explore with Mileena's return. Mileena would eventually succeed Shao Kahn after the events of Mortal Kombat (2011), taking his place on the throne before meeting her demise at the hands of D'Vorah. A Tarkatan-Edenian hybrid, Mileena was created in the Flesh Pits by Shang Tsung as a clone of Princess Kitana to serve under Shao Kahn, the Emperor of Outworld at the time of her creation. Perhaps the most requested character from Mortal Kombat's expansive lineup of characters, Mileena finally joins the latest installment of the franchise. The Ultimate Edition will also come with the brand-new Kombat Pack 2, introducing three new-yet-familiar combatants to MK11. Owners of the original game will also be entitled to a free upgrade to the next-gen version, offering improved load times, 4K resolution, and cross-generation support to coincide with the launch of the Ultimate Edition.
Cross-play support will be fully implemented into the title, allowing players to battle each other on either the PlayStation or Xbox family of consoles. The Ultimate Edition of Mortal Kombat 11 bundles all of the previous content and promises a host of upgrades to the existing package. Related: MK11 Aftermath Reveals Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe Is Actually Canon Now, the Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate Edition looks to continue the trend, with new content and some upgrades to go along with it. In addition, Aftermath brought back Sheeva and Fujin to the Mortal Kombat 11 roster, alongside Alex Murphy of Robocop fame, bringing the fighter count from its original number of 25 to an impressive 34 with post-launch additions accounted for.
MK11 Aftermath adds a brand-new segment to the game's Story Mode that takes place after the events of the original game.
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