Discover Omni-Man's Savage Fatalities and Brutalities in Mortal Kombat 1

Omni-Man has made his debut in Mortal Kombat 1, with early access now available to MK1 Kombat Pass owners. Although we have already witnessed some of his moves through the recent Kombat Kast and updates, now we have the opportunity to control this sinister version of Superman ourselves.

While his moves during battles are impressive, let's face it: We're here for the bloodiest finishing moves in Mortal Kombat. In this video, we have compiled Omni-Man's Viltrumites Fatalities, Fatal Blow, and a few Brutalities, showcasing his ruthless nature.

Here's a breakdown of each move featured in the video, accompanied by a brief explanation of the scenes taken from Invincible:

Fatality 1: Trained Killer

Omni-Man seizes his adversary by the neck and swiftly ascends into the air, transitioning to the iconic subway setting from Mortal Kombat 3. Bursting through the ceiling, both Omni-Man and his opponent are exposed to the incoming train, resulting in a gruesome collision that reduces them and the subway passengers to gory fragments.

This scene is a reference to one of the most memorable moments in Invincible. It showcases Omni-Man demonstrating the same brutal action on his son, Invincible, within the confines of a Chicago subway tunnel.

Fatality 2: Known as "Like Putty," Omni-Man forcefully grips his opponent's head, applying pressure until an eyeball pops out. He proceeds to tear the head off completely and forcefully pushes it through the remaining body before delivering a final stomp.

This extended scene showcases Omni-Man's first kill during his battle against the Guardians of the Globe in the first episode of Invincible. He viciously smashes Red Rush's head in a similar manner, causing his eye to pop out. However, unlike the original scene, Red Rush's body remains intact.

Fatal Strike: The Intellect

Omni-Man charges towards his adversary, forcefully slamming them into the ground. He proceeds to unleash a brutal assault with his fists, culminating in a devastating double-fisted blow to the head, obliterating their skull.

This content references Omni-Man's battle with his son and highlights a specific move that harkens back to the final moments before Omni-Man's unexpected departure.

Brutality 1: Backward Surprise! Omni-Man swiftly twists his opponent's head around, causing them to drop to their knees, spew some blood, and collapse.

In the first episode of Invincible, Omni-Man engages in another intense battle with the Guardians Of The Globe. Similar to his previous encounter, he brutally takes down War Woman in a shocking manner by flying straight through her, resulting in a devastating explosion of her body.

This move is probably inspired by a scene from the seventh episode of Invincibles, where Omni-Man defeats a unit of special forces wearing cloaking devices. During the confrontation, Omni-Man confronts one soldier with such strength that their body disintegrates upon impact, resulting in their death.

Brutality 3: Bone Crusher! Omni-Man seizes his adversary's foot and mercilessly slams them onto the ground multiple times. The force of the final strike causes the opponent's head to explode, after which Omni-Man hurls them aside.

Additionally, this refers to Omni-Man's confrontation with the Guardians of the Globe, particularly when he executes Darkwing using a similar method.

Brutality 4: The Klassic

The traditional move of "decapitating opponents with an uppercut" available to all characters in the roster.

Mortal Kombat 1 is now accessible on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Omni-Man can be downloaded exclusively by owners of the Kombat Pass DLC or those who have the premium edition of the game.

Editor's P/S

Omni-Man's fatalities and brutalities in Mortal Kombat 1 are absolutely incredible! They are some of the most brutal and over-the-top fatalities I've ever seen in a fighting game. I especially love the way they incorporate elements from the Invincible comic book series, such as the subway scene from the first issue. It's clear that the developers put a lot of thought and effort into these fatalities, and it really shows.

I can't wait to see what other fatalities and brutalities the developers have in store for us in future Mortal Kombat games. If they can keep up this level of quality, then I'm sure Mortal Kombat will continue to be one of the most popular fighting game franchises for years to come.