Kharon's Ship is an arena that debuted in Mortal Kombat 11. It is located in the Netherrealm and is used to ferry damned souls across the Sea of Blood.
Kharon's Ship (Mortal Kombat 11)
Overview[]
The main area of the ship that serves as the stage arena is the deck, which is filled with dozens of large barrels that glow green and are filled with dozens of souls, the occasional cannon, torture cages filled with skeletons and lit torches lining the far wall of the captain's deck and the mast. The backdrop features more ships in Kharon's fleet sailing alongside this vessel, while high waves from the Sea of Blood will occasionally splash onto the deck.
Kharon's Ship is where the final battle between the revenant Netherrealm Emperor Liu Kang and the past incarnation of the thunder God Raiden takes place and is where the Fire God Liu Kang makes his debut after Raiden chooses to pass his divine power to Liu Kang.
Interactions[]
Kharon's Ship features three arena interactions. From farthest left to right they are:
- The far wall lined with skulls can be jumped off of to escape the corner.
- A hanging cage with a skeleton inside can be thrown at the opponent.
- A rope that can grabbed to drop a barrel full of souls atop the opponent.
Final Kombat[]
This only appeared in the last epic as Raiden, Aiko, Kung Lao, Nightwolf, Hanzo and Frederick boarded the ship to espionage Shinnok's Spire. The voyage was enough as the waves were choppy, the damned kept attacking the vessel, and the cardiokinetic was growing sick... She aimlessly wandered too close to the edge of the main deck as the battles ensued and fell off!! Luckily, Caro saved her life in the nick of time as he carried her aloft and breathed fire onto the deck! The ship began to sink, and the passengers were still several feet away from the island! Luckily, Frederick used his blip ability to transport everyone.
They weren't able to make it back since the ship sank, although Caro was able to create a portal back to Earthrealm!
Trivia[]
- In Johnny Cage's announcer voice he says "Iceberg right ahead" which was a reference to the 1997 film Titanic.