Top 40 Most Popular Female Mortal Kombat Characters

In Mortal Kombat, Kitana is a princess stuck between two realms. Initially portrayed as the devoted daughter of Outworld monarch Shao Kahn, she subsequently learns that he murdered her real Edenian father and took the throne. 

This discovery transforms her into a relentless defender of the good, fighting alongside Earthrealm combatants. Her distinctive weapons are steel fans, which she wields with lethal elegance and agility in acrobatic combat techniques. 

These fans are not merely  decoration; they can deflect artillery, slice through opponents, and fire strong energy blasts. Aside from physical strength, Kitana has telekinetic skills that allow her to manipulate and move objects, adding another dimension to her combat repertoire. 

Torn between retribution for her past and faith for her realm's future, Kitana is a multifaceted heroine with a terrible origin.

Mileena is a clone of Kitana, created by the sorcerer Shang Tsung and the evil emperor Shao Kahn. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat II and has since become one of the most popular and controversial characters in the series.

She possesses many of Kitana's abilities, including her fighting skills and the use of razor-sharp fans as weapons. Mileena is often portrayed as a violent, sadistic, cruel, and bloodthirsty character, driven by a desire for power and a hatred of her sister Kitana.

She is a formidable mutant with a mix of Tarkatan blood and Edenian physiology, making her a potent combination of both. She serves as one of Shao Kahn's most loyal enforcers, and her presence strikes fear into many in the game's universe.

Mileena briefly became the ruler of the Outworld after the death of Shao Kahn but was deposed by Kotal Kahn after a brief and unpopular reign. She has appeared in numerous Mortal Kombat games, spin-offs, and adaptations, and her design and backstory have been subject to much discussion and controversy among fans.

In Mortal Kombat, Sonya Blade lacks supernatural abilities and instead relies on her peak human fitness and tactical ability. A Special Forces officer, seeking revenge against the villain Kano, enters the Mortal Kombat tournament to track him down. 

While she is proficient in a variety of martial arts, her hallmark weapons are the Energy Rings and the Kiss of Death. The former allows her to emit bursts of pink energy, and the latter, a Fatality, entails a scorching kiss that annihilates opponents. 

Sonya's motivation goes beyond personal vengeance. She emerges as a champion, commanding the Outer World Investigation Agency in her defence against Outworld invaders. Her unrelenting resolve, leadership abilities, and unflinching spirit make her an invaluable asset in the battle for good.

She is well-known for her toughness, determination, and iconic catchphrase, "Kombat Time!"

Sindel is the queen of the otherworldly realm of Edenia and the mother of Kitana. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat III and has since become a recurring character in the series.

She may not be the main character in the Mortal Kombat world, but she plays a major role in many of the plotlines of the series. Sindel has been manipulated and controlled by various villains throughout the series, including the sorcerer Shang Tsung and the demonic warlord Shao Kahn.

She possesses a range of powerful abilities, including the ability to manipulate sound waves to devastating effect. Sindel is often portrayed as a complex and tragic character, struggling with feelings of guilt and regret over the actions she has been forced to take.

Sindel's role in the Mortal Kombat series has evolved over time, earlier was the benign ruler of Edenia who loathes Shao Kahn and protects Edenia. Later, she is known to be a resurrected being controlled by Shao Kahn.

In both incarnations, she is powerful and a central driving force of the plot.

Kronika is a Titaness, a being more powerful than Eldar Gods. She made her debut as the main antagonist of Mortal Kombat 11. Kronika is a powerful and enigmatic being who controls time and seeks to rewrite history in order to create a perfect timeline.

Kronika is revealed to be the creator of the universe, responsible for maintaining the balance between the forces of good and evil. However, she becomes disillusioned with the constant battles between the game's various factions and seeks to create a new timeline, where she can impose her own vision of order.

Kronika's role in Mortal Kombat 11 is to serve as the main antagonist, opposing the game's various heroes and villains in her quest to remake history. She possesses a range of powerful abilities, including the ability to manipulate time and summon powerful warriors from across the game's history.

Jade made her debut in Mortal Kombat II and has since become a recurring character in the series. Jade is a skilled fighter and an ally of Princess Kitana. She was the personal assassin of Shao Kahn alongside Mileena, but she chose to follow Kitana after she betrayed Shao Kahn.

She possesses a range of abilities, including superhuman speed, agility, and strength. Jade has often played a supporting role, aiding Kitana in her various battles against the game's villains. She is portrayed as a loyal and dedicated warrior, willing to risk her own life to protect her friends and her homeland of Edenia.

Jade is also known for her signature weapon, a long staff with a sharpened blade on one end. Jade is loved for her cool demeanour, impressive fighting skills, and striking appearance.

Although she is a dependable, sincere and devoted friend to Kitana, she can be ruthless to her enemies.

D'Vorah is a member of the Kytinn race, a species of insectoid creatures with the ability to control swarms of insects. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat X and has since become a recurring character in the series.

D'Vorah is often portrayed as a ruthless and cunning character, willing to use any means necessary to achieve her goals. She serves as an enforcer for the game's various villains, including the Outworld emperor Kotal Kahn and the evil sorcerer Quan Chi.

She possesses a range of abilities, including the ability to control insects, fire projectile attacks, and use her razor-sharp claws as weapons. D'Vorah is the last surviving member of her race and will do anything to ensure the survival of her race.

This single-minded determination to ensure the safety of her hive makes her a formidable opponent. She will not shy away from aligning herself with even Shinnok and Kronika.

Cassie Cage made her debut in Mortal Kombat X and has since become a central character in the series. Cassie is the daughter of two iconic Mortal Kombat characters, Sonya Blade and Johnny Cage.

She grew up in a typical Hollywood lifestyle but changed after she was kidnapped by the Black Dragon. She trained hard with both her parents to become strong. Cassie serves as a member of an elite special forces unit called the "Outer World Investigation Agency" (OIA).

She possesses a range of powerful abilities, including superhuman strength and agility as well as the ability to use energy blasts and control magical forces. Cassie's role in the Mortal Kombat series has evolved over time, but she has remained a key player in the game's ongoing storyline.

She is known for her strong personality, impressive fighting skills, and unique backstory as the daughter of two of the game's most iconic characters.

Tanya is an Edenian and a minor antagonist, but she often aligns herself with the main antagonist, which makes her troublesome. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat 4 and has since become a recurring character in the series.

Tanya is a member of the Edenian race and is known for her cunning, opportunistic, and manipulative personality. Tanya is often portrayed as a villainous character, willing to betray her friends and allies in order to advance her own interests.

She possesses a range of abilities, including the ability to teleport short distances and use energy attacks. Tanya has played a supporting role in several Mortal Kombat games, aiding various villains in their attempts to conquer and rule the game's various realms.

She played an innocent person but was a worshipper of Shinnok. Later she shifted her loyalty to Shao Kahn, Deadly Alliance, and Onaga.

Nitara is a morally neutral character who is mostly self-serving. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance and has since become a recurring character in the series. Nitara is a member of the vampire race and is known for her cunning and devious personality.

In the Mortal Kombat story, Nitara is often portrayed as a powerful and manipulative character, willing to use her vampiric powers to achieve her goals. She possesses a range of abilities, including the ability to fly, teleport, and use powerful fire-based attacks.

Nitara's role in the Mortal Kombat series has been somewhat limited, but she has remained an important part of the game's overall lore. Despite her somewhat minor status in the series, Nitara remains a popular character among Mortal Kombat fans due to her distinctive personality and appearance as a vampire warrior.

Sheeva is the personal bodyguard of Queen Sindel and a warrior under Shao Kahn. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat 3 and has since become a recurring character in the series.

Sheeva is a member of the Shokan race, a group of half-human, half-dragon creatures with incredible strength and fighting abilities. In the Mortal Kombat story, Sheeva is often portrayed as a powerful and fierce character, willing to use her immense strength to crush her enemies.

She serves as an enforcer for the Shokan emperor Goro and has also been depicted as an ally of the game's protagonists on occasion. Sheeva's role in the Mortal Kombat series has evolved over time, but she has remained loyal only to her Shokan race.

She would not hesitate to betray Shao Kahn despite serving him for many years. She would also not mind assisting the Earthrealmers to serve her purpose; this makes her a neutral character.

Sareena is a demon and a former member of the Brotherhood of Shadow, a group of evil assassins. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero and has since become a recurring character in the series.

She was born in the Netherrealm and became a servant of Quan Chi till she gained her freedom. Sareena is often portrayed as a conflicted character torn between her loyalty to her former master, the sorcerer Quan Chi, and her desire to break free from his control.

She possesses a range of abilities, including the ability to teleport short distances, use powerful energy attacks, and transform into a demonic form. Sareena’s role has changed over time and moved away from her evil ways.

She got out of the shadow of Quan Chi and the Brotherhood of Shadows to become a neutral character. After meeting Sub-Zero, she joins the alliance of the new Lin Kuei and fights for good.

Skarlet is the adopted daughter of Shao Khan and his personal bodyguard. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat 9 and has since become a recurring character in the series.

Skarlet is a creation of Shao Kahn, the game's main antagonist, and is a powerful blood mage who has the ability to control and manipulate blood. Skarlet is often portrayed as a loyal servant of Shao Kahn, sent on various missions to aid him in his quest for power.

She is a formidable fighter and is able to use her blood magic to create powerful weapons and attacks. She was created by Shao Khan from the blood of numerous powerful fighters, which makes her more powerful.

Skarlet was one of the top champions of Outerworld, much like Mileena, Kitana and Baraka. She was a loyal and devoted subordinate to Shao Kahn, who did everything and anything to appease him without any question of morality.

Frost is an Earthrealmer who was the apprentice of Sub-Zero. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance and has since become a recurring character in the series. Frost is a cryomancer, with the power to control ice and snow, allowing her to create a variety of powerful attacks.

Frost is often portrayed as a student of Sub-Zero, the game's iconic cryomancer. She is shown to be fiercely ambitious and eager to prove herself as a powerful fighter, even at the cost of her own well-being.

She has also been depicted as an antagonist in some games, willing to betray her allies and manipulate others to achieve her own goals. Frost began as a student of Sub-Zero and a member of Lin Kuei.

However, she betrays Sub-Zero and challenges him when he decides to make peace with the clan’s enemy Scorpion. She is banished from the clan and aligns herself with Kronika to seek revenge on Sub-Zero.

Cetrion is the daughter of the Titaness Kronika and an Eldar Goddess. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat 11 and is the Elder Goddess of Light and Virtue, tasked with maintaining the balance of the universe.

Cetrion is supposed to be a peaceful and compassionate deity, willing to intervene to protect the innocent and restore order when necessary. Her powers are unimaginable as she possesses a range of elemental powers, including the ability to control fire, water, earth, and air.

However, Cetrion proves to be a mere puppet in the hands of Kronika, who uses Cetrion in her schemes. Cetrion is a supporting character, assisting the player characters in their battles against the game's main antagonist, Kronika.

She is also a playable character in some game modes, allowing players to use her elemental powers to create devastating attacks and manipulate the battlefield.

Jacqui Briggs made her debut in Mortal Kombat X and has since become a recurring character in the series. Jacqui is the daughter of Jax and Vera Briggs, a long-standing character in the Mortal Kombat franchise, and inherited his fighting skills and determination.

Jacqui is a member of the Special Forces, a unit dedicated to protecting Earthrealm from outside threats. She is a skilled fighter, using her technological enhancements to enhance her abilities in combat.

She is a close friend of Cassie Cage and led a sheltered life. However, she was unhappy with that life and learnt kickboxing against the wishes of her father and eventually joined the Special Forces team.

Jacqui's role in the Mortal Kombat series is primarily that of a supporting character, assisting the player characters in their battles against the game's main villains. She also became a playable character much to the delight of the fans.

Li Mei is a villager enslaved by Shang Tsung and Quan Chi. Throughout the series, she fights only to free her village from the forces of evil. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance and has since become a recurring character in the series.

Li Mei is a warrior from Outworld who seeks to liberate her people from the oppression of the game's main villain, Shao Kahn. Li Mei is often portrayed as a strong-willed and determined fighter, willing to do whatever it takes to achieve her goals.

She possesses a range of martial arts skills, using kicks and punches to take down her opponents. She faced many skilled opponents like Shinnok, Taven, Hotaru, etc. Li Mei plays a supporting role in fighting for both the forces of good and evil, albeit unwillingly.

She was tricked by Shang Tsung and her soul was captured to be placed in a soldier of Dragon King Onaga. Later, she was rescued by Bo' Rai Cho and joined the Forces of Light.

Ashrah is a demon hunter who works for both the good side and the bad. She made her debut in Mortal Kombat: Deception and has since become a recurring character in the series.

Ashrah is a demon from the Netherrealm who seeks to purify her soul by defeating and destroying other demons. Ashrah is portrayed as a virtuous and honourable warrior, determined to redeem herself by performing good deeds.

She possesses a range of magical abilities, including the ability to purify other demons and create and control mystical swords. Despite being a demon herself, Ashrah appears to be an elegant, innocent, old-fashioned young woman.

She has appeared in multiple instalments of the series and has defeated many demons. She is a mysterious character who cannot be categorised under forces of either good or evil.

Khameleon first appeared in Mortal Kombat Trilogy as a hidden character and was seen in the Nintendo 64 version. However, her playable version was created in MK: Armageddon for the Nintendo Wii version.

She has since become a recurring character in the series. Khameleon is a shapeshifter from the extinct Saurian race who seeks to avenge the deaths of her people by destroying their enemies.

Khameleon is often portrayed as a mysterious and enigmatic fighter, using her ability to change her appearance to blend in with her surroundings and take down her opponents with surprise attacks.

She possesses a range of magical abilities, including the ability to become invisible and to control the elements. Khameleon's role is primarily that of a hidden character, unlocked by performing certain actions within the game.

Emily Young is a firm believer in her father Cole Young, who is an MMA fighter. Emily serves as her father's "cornerman" and she encourages him during his fights. After a match, Jax Briggs takes an interest in Cole's unusual dragon marking, which Emily says is a birthmark.

Later, Emily, Allison, and Cole are attacked by a Cryomancer named Sub-Zero. Although Jax Briggs intercepts the attack and brings the family to safety, they continue to face dangers and attacks from other Outerworld Combatants.

With the help of Emily and Briggs, Cole Young discovers his ancestry and destiny to become a Mortal Kombat warrior. Cole Young uncovers his arcana when his beloved daughter is in danger and defeats Goro to ensure their safety.

Furthermore, Emily helps her father establish a link to Scorpion when Sub-Zero attacks the family again. This time, Cole and Scorpion fight Sub-Zero together.

Kiri and Ankha are two reptiles from the Saurian race, similar to Khameleon. They were the survivors of the realm of Zaterra. They became the servants of Shao Kahn and could transform into human forms.

Kiri and Ankha often tried to please Shao Kahn with trickery and once tricked Taja and Siro into freeing Noob Saibot. They hoped he would kill Kung Lao and please Shao Kahn.

Yet, their plan failed. Without being disheartened, they quickly joined with the Reptile and Kreeya against Shao Kahn and the warriors from Earthrealm. They tried to trick Kung Lao once again but Shaao Kahn discovered the plot, and Kiri and Reptile were killed by Shao Kahn's Shadow Priests.

Ferra and Torr are a unique duo in the Mortal Kombat universe. Ferra is a small female warrior with fatal claws who rides on the back of Torr, a giant masked brute with immense strength and durability.

They serve as bodyguards to Kotal Kahn. Their appearance is fittingly intimidating, with spiked armour and various leather straps. Ferra and Torr's symbiotic relationship allows them to work seamlessly together in combat.

Ferra orders Torr and even uses him in conjunction with her attacks. Torr can also become more aggressive without Ferra, using brutish moves that he wouldn't be able to do with her.

Despite Ferra's smaller frame, her agility and lethal gauntlets make her a formidable opponent, and Torr's sheer size and power only add to their lethality.

Jataaka is a sub-boss in Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero and a member of the Brotherhood of Shadow. Along with Sareena and Kia, she protects a crystal that allows access to a teleportation device.

She fights using a laser sword and blue bolts of energy. Despite her fearsome fighting skills, Jataaka was defeated by the elder Sub-Zero. She also appears in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon's Konquest mode, where she battles Taven with Sareena and Kia in the Red Dragon's lair.

However, they are ultimately defeated. Judging from Sareena's story, Jataaka may also be a demon from the Netherrealm using Quan Chi's magic to sustain her attractive human form.

Mikka Stone is a human warrior from Earthrealm. She is a skilled fighter and member of Jax's squad, as seen in the Mortal Kombat Special Forces Comics. She uses twin Katanas as weapons and is known for her speed and dangerous fighting style.

Mikka and Jax are held captive by Rojack, a member of the Black Dragon, who seeks to steal an ancient artefact called the Kitai. Despite Rojack's success in obtaining the Kitai, he accidentally opens a portal to Outworld and becomes trapped.

Mikka's expertise in swordsmanship is showcased throughout the comic, highlighting her prowess in combat. Overall, Mikka Stone plays a crucial role in the Mortal Kombat comics, contributing to the lore and action of the series.

Omegis is a character in Mortal Kombat who was once the lover of Shang Tsung. She sought immortality and betrayed her master, Master Cho, with the help of Shang Tsung.

She was cursed with immortality by Master Cho, and Shang Tsung betrayed her soon after, leaving her alone in Outworld. Over the centuries, Omegis became skilled in magic and lived as a hermit in the living forest.

She became embittered by the betrayal and her endless life. Omegis was self-serving and gave Kung Lao the antidote of ageing out of disgust and pity. Omegis was a sorceress who could make a potion to fight off or cure anything.

However, she was a neutral party who refused to help anyone. Omegis refused to fight the Shadow Priests and advised Kung Lao and his friends to surrender to death.

Vorpax is a warrior from the race of Kreeyans and the daughter of Queen Kreeya. She is a skilled martial artist without supernatural powers who relies on her beauty and charm to seduce and manipulate others.

Vorpax was imprisoned in the Cobalt Mines of Shokan for deception, where she formed a partnership with Shang Tsung to help him defeat Kung Lao and gain favour with Emperor Kahn.

Vorpax has extensive knowledge of the realms and was able to travel outside the mines briefly. She also played a significant role in events throughout the series, such as guiding Shang Tsung to Scorpion and persuading Mileena to abandon her mission to kill Kung Lao.

However, Kung Lao and his companions did not trust her and believed her to be a permanent ally of Outworld.

Wonder Woman is a popular character from the DC Universe who appears in the crossover game Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe. She plays a crucial role in fighting off an invasion and stopping a sorcerer named Shang Tsung.

She collaborates with Batman and Superman to prevent the world from destruction. Wonder Woman also tries to help Kitana, who is infected with Kombat Rage but is attacked instead. Later, she frees Superman from his icy tomb and confronts the evil behind the invasion.

In the final battle, she fights Kitana again but is knocked out after being corrupted by the Kombat Rage. Wonder Woman is an essential character in the story mode, playing a significant role in fighting the enemies and trying to restore peace to the world.

Catwoman, a jewel thief, is confronted by The Flash after stealing a gem from the Gotham Museum. During their fight, Catwoman drops the jewel, which is picked up by Kano.

In the chaos, Catwoman is teleported to the Mortal Kombat universe where she is defeated and imprisoned by Sonya Blade. After escaping with Lex Luthor, Catwoman teams up with him to recruit Deathstroke and The Joker to fight the invading warriors.

They explore the Mortal Kombat universe and encounter Sub-Zero and Scorpion but are eventually captured by a rage-empowered Flash. Catwoman is infected with the rage and fights Sonya Blade in the final battle but is ultimately knocked out.

After Dark Kahn is defeated, Catwoman joins the DC characters in exploring Darkseid's palace.

Queen Kreeya is a character in Mortal Kombat: Conquest. She is the Queen of her race who seeks to expand her insectoid race's dominion over Outworld and other realms. She plans to seduce their inhabitants and use them to drive their populations to extinction.

Shao Kahn, realising the threat Kreeya poses, destroys her hives and forces her to flee to Earthrealm, where she establishes new hives. Kreeya's threat is discovered by Kung Lao, who defeats her in combat with the help of Shang Tsung and destroys her hive.

Kreeya is defeated, and Vorpax kills her and inherits her breeding powers. Vorpax plans to use Kreeya’s power to seduce Shang Tsung but her plan fails and she is killed by Shao Kahn’s Shadow Priests.

Ruby is a non-canon female red Ninja fighter in Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm. She was a traitor, much like Tanya, who betrayed all her allies for the likes of Shao Kahn.

Ruby was a friend of Kitana and came from the realm of Hinpar, which Shao Kahn had invaded. In the series, Jax meets Ruby who is secretly working as one of Kahn's agents.

She decides to help the Earthrealm warriors escape by leading them through a hidden exit. Jax offers Ruby a chance to go along with him, but Ruby decides that her place was in Outworld.

Ruby is assumed to have been the killer of Jax's grandfather, as she states that she "took care" of him before he died.

Kira is a character in Mortal Kombat: Deception and the first recruit of Kabal's new Black Dragon. She has an anarchistic personality and is portrayed as someone who takes great risks, possessing level-headedness that contrasts with her fellow recruit, Kobra.

In the game, Kira is a skilled combatant in hand-to-hand combat. With her Dragon Teeth knives, she uses moves and fighting styles borrowed from Kano and Sonya from Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance.

Kira's move set includes Kano's Kanoball and Sonya's Kiss special moves, as well as one special move of her own. In Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, her fighting style was changed to Yuan Yang, previously used by Frost.

Kia is a character in the game Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero and a member of the Brotherhood of Shadows. She, along with Sareena and Jataaka, protected a crystal that allowed access to a teleportation device.

This was the device that sent Sub-Zero to Quan Chi's throne room. She is one of the sub-bosses in the Pyramid of Shinnok. Kia fought using razor-sharp boomerang blades and was only defeated by the elder Sub-Zero.

Kia makes a reappearance in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon's Konquest mode, still serving Quan Chi. In this version, she battles Taven in the Red Dragon's lair but is ultimately defeated. It is hinted that she may be a demon from the Netherrealm using Quan Chi's magic to sustain her attractive human form.

Vera Briggs is the mother of Jacqui Briggs and the wife of Jax in the Mortal Kombat universe. She is a human female and shows bravery when Jax is attacked by Outworlder Reiko, refusing to leave his side.

Reiko demands the Kamidogu dagger from Jax and threatens to harm Vera. Jax complies, and Reiko leaves with the dagger. Vera informs Raiden of the attack and demands that he brings Jacqui back.

When Jacqui is returned, Vera becomes instrumental in convincing Jax to teach their daughter how to defend herself. She opines that although she is happy to be reunited with Jacqui, she wants her daughter to be able to defend herself.

Vera helps Jacqui to learn Kickboxing and enter the Junior Olympics.

Zara was a warrior from a dimension conquered by Shao Kahn and became an ally of Princess Kitana and Ramath to overthrow him. However, she betrayed them to gain the Swords of Ilkan, leading to Ramath's death and Zara's banishment.

She spent years finding one of the swords and fought Kitana and her comrades to claim the other. After capturing Jax, she demanded Kitana find the other sword so she could rule the realms.

Kitana defeated Zara in personal combat, banishing her to the Void after she tried to use the Swords of Ilkan.

Taja is a skilled thief and fighter who learned to survive on her own after her family was lost in the forest. She became known as one of the slyest and most skilful thieves in the world but was eventually caught and sentenced to work as a slave.

She was later freed by Jen Reyland, who sought her help in rescuing Kung Lao. Taja became friendly with both Kung Lao and Siro and joined them on a mission to rescue Jen from the assassin Scorpion.

Taja also faced betrayal from those she thought she could trust and formed a romantic relationship with Tomas, who later sacrificed himself to save her and her friends.

Tasia is a fictional character from the Mortal Kombat franchise. She is known for her signature outfit of purple tights, a halter top, black boots and armbands as well as her short black hair.

Tasia possesses the ability to teleport and is skilled in combat with twin swords. She is the second female boss character in the series after Sareena. She is the only one to have three special moves in Mortal Kombat: Special Forces, while other characters had only one or two.

In the Mortal Kombat X Comic Series, Tasia receives a new outfit featuring a black and silver breastplate with a purple gem and armoured gauntlets.

Jen Reyland was the daughter of Baron Reyland and Kung Lao's love interest. Her father disapproved of their relationship and wanted her to marry a wealthy man to pay off his debts to the Black Dragon.

Jen defied her father and aided Kung Lao and his friends, but she was captured and used as bait. During a battle with Scorpion, who was sent by Shang Tsung to eliminate Kung Lao, Jen was mortally wounded and passed away in Kung Lao's arms.

She passed the key to her house, the trading post, to Kung Lao, which became their base of operations. Later, Shang Tsung and Quan Chi created an illusion of Jen to torment Kung Lao.

Jola is a character in the TV series "Mortal Kombat: Conquest." She is the second in command of the Black Dragon, led by her father. She is jealous of her older brother Kebral, who is set to inherit the throne.

She seeks out the ancient powers of the Black Dragon with the help of the sorcerer Shang Tsung, but in exchange, he demands that she eliminate Kung Lao. Jola succeeds in obtaining the powers and engages in a fight with Kung Lao and Siro.

However, she loses control of the powers and is transported by Shang Tsung to be imprisoned until she learns to control them properly.

Harumi Hasashi is the wife of Scorpion and the mother of their son, Satoshi Hasashi. She is tragically killed along with her infant son in an illusion created by Quan Chi, in which they are attacked and slain by "Sub-Zero" during the Shirai Ryu massacre.

She is also mentioned in other Mortal Kombat games and comics, including being resurrected with her clan by Scorpion in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon and appearing in the Mortal Kombat X comic series as a frozen corpse held by her husband during his delirium.

Hanna was once in love with Siro and almost married him, but fell in love with his brother Cassar instead. Siro hated them both for their betrayal and almost killed Cassar.

Years later, Hanna seeks Siro's help in finding Cassar, who has joined Scorpion's quest to raise a dark army. With Taja's help, they rescue Hanna and capture one of Scorpion's warriors to find his headquarters.

Hanna poses as a new recruit and leads Cassar into a trap set by Siro, but Scorpion kills Cassar. Hanna decides to leave Zhu Zin because she cannot bear the pain of seeing Cassar's face in Siro every day.