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The Mortal Kombat series is chock-full of different kinds of fighters with twisted backstories, and even twistier personalities. What else would you expect from the fighting game series known for having the best story in the entire genre? While the majority of those characters are male, that doesn't mean that the female characters present aren't equally as cool.

In fact, we'd argue that, pound for pound, the best characters in Mortal Kombat are female. Fans' expectations for the genre keep getting higher, especially whenever a fighting game has at least 50 characters even before any DLC. While Sub-Zero and Scorpion are clearly the most popular characters in any given Mortal Kombat game, characters like Sonya Blade and Mileena have made a sizable mark on the series as well.

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In fact, when Mileena didn't make the roster in Mortal Kombat 11, the cries of protest were deafening. But how do all these femme fatales stack up? Well, that's the question that we're here to answer! Updated January 15, , by Jon Eakin: Mortal Kombat 1 has been out for well over a year now, and with rumours of support for the game ending prematurely circulating, it felt like the perfect time to focus on the positive and celebrate the incredible women of the series.

We've updated this list with fresh features and new information. Khameleon holds a special place in the hearts of the most dedicated Mortal Kombat fans because she's one of the few to make only a minor comeback, but ultimately not get to stick around. Making her first appearance in Mortal Kombat Trilogy, she wasn't supposed to be anything spectacular, and the developers have mentioned that she was essentially a color-swapped Kitana.

Despite the creators and developers indifference, fans clamored for Khameleon's return in Mortal Kombat Armageddon, where she was given a design upgrade — translucent skin and an outfit that changed colors. Her moves list is also a combination of the best moves from the likes of Kitana, Sonya Blade, and Jade. There is no shortage of female ninjas in Mortal Kombat, but interestingly, Khameleon is one of the only ones to never be unmasked.

Ashrah is commonly oversimplified down to 'female Raiden,' which can be a good thing and a bad thing.