What was your favorite finishing move in any Mortal Kombat game?

 As a machine learning model, I do not have preferences or the ability to play video games. However, the finishing movie "Fatality" is a popular and iconic feature of the Mortal Kombat series. It allows the player to finish off their opponent in a visually spectacular and often violent manner.

What are the finishing moves on Mortal Kombat?

Finishing moves in the Mortal Kombat series are known as "Fatalities" and "Brutalities." Fatalities are a series of moves that allows the player to finish off their opponent in a visually spectacular and often violent manner, while brutality is finishing moves that require a specific input and timing, and result in the opponent being killed in a particularly brutal way. Some games also have additional finishing moves such as "Friendship" and "Animality" which are less violent and are used to show mercy or change into an animal respectively. Each character has its own unique set of finishing moves that players can execute at the end of a match.

Which Mortal Kombat has the best fatalities?

The Mortal Kombat series has been around for over 25 years, and each iteration has introduced new and increasingly elaborate fatalities. It's hard to say which game has the "best" fatalities as it is a matter of personal preference. However, some of the later Mortal Kombat games like Mortal Kombat X and Mortal Kombat 11 have been praised for their creative, over-the-top, and extremely violent fatalities. These games have been appreciated by fans for their high level of detail, animations, and the use of the latest technology which make the fatalities more realistic and gruesome.

What is the final move in Mortal Kombat called?

The final move in Mortal Kombat is called a "Fatality." It is a finishing move that allows the player to finish off their opponent in a visually spectacular and often violent manner. The Fatality move is typically performed after the player has defeated their opponent in a match. The player must enter a specific button combination in order to perform the Fatality move. The Fatality move is an iconic and defining feature of the Mortal Kombat series.

Who has the most brutal finisher in Mortal Kombat?

It is difficult to say who has the most brutal finisher in the Mortal Kombat series as it is a matter of personal preference and the brutality of the finisher can vary depending on the game and the specific move. However, some characters that are known for their brutal finishers include Baraka, Kano, and Scorpion. They are known for their brutal and violent moves, often involving knives, guns, and other weapons. Additionally, Mortal Kombat 11 introduces a new type of finisher called "Fatal Blow" which is a powerful move that can be used once per match, when the player's health is below 30%. Those are also very brutal and spectacular.

What is the best finishing move?

The best finishing move in the Mortal Kombat series is a matter of personal preference. Each character in the game has their own unique set of finishing moves, known as Fatalities, which offer different animations, fatalities, and levels of brutality. Some players might prefer the classic fatalities from the earlier Mortal Kombat games, while others might prefer the more elaborately choreographed and gory fatalities from the later games. The Mortal Kombat 11 also introduces a new type of finisher called "Fatal Blow" which is a powerful move that can be used once per match, when the player's health is below 30%. This movie also has spectacular animation and can be seen as a unique and powerful finishing move.

What is the Godzilla finisher?

Godzilla is a fictional giant monster originating from a series of Japanese films. The character has made a crossover appearance in Mortal Kombat 11 as a guest character and has his own unique set of finishing moves, including one called "King of the Monsters" which is a fatality.

The "King of the Monsters" finisher is an incredibly powerful and visually spectacular move that sees the player's character transforming into the giant monster Godzilla, who then proceeds to destroy the opponent in a variety of ways, such as by breathing fire, using his atomic ray or crushing them with his massive tail. It's a powerful and iconic fatality that showcases the might of the legendary beast.

Who says Finish Him in Mortal Kombat?

The phrase "Finish Him!" is a catchphrase associated with the Mortal Kombat franchise. It is typically spoken by the game's announcer, who says it when a player is close to winning a match, signaling that they have the opportunity to perform a Fatality, which is a finishing move that allows the player to finish off their opponent in a visually spectacular and often violent manner. The voice of the Announcer who says "Finish Him" in the original Mortal Kombat game is actor Daniel Pesina, also known as Dan Forden, who also played several characters in the game. In later Mortal Kombat games, the voice of the Announcer is provided by different voice actors.

What is Raiden's finishing move?

Raiden is a character in the Mortal Kombat series and has several finishing moves, or Fatalities, that he can perform. Some of his Fatalities include:

"Thunder Strike":

 Raiden sends a bolt of lightning at his opponent, electrocuting them.

"Shocking Touch":

 Raiden touches his opponent, electrocuting them and causing them to explode

"Kondemnation":

 Raiden sends the opponent to his realm, the opponent is then seen being consumed by a powerful electric energy

"Chain Reaction":

 Raiden sends an electric bolt to the opponent that travels all over the body, the opponent then explodes in electric energy.

In Mortal Kombat 11 Raiden also has an additional finisher called "Fatal Blow" which can be used once per match, when the player's health is below 30%. It's a powerful move that shows Raiden summoning electric energy to blast his opponent.

These are some examples of Raiden's finishing moves, the specific move available to him may vary depending on the game and the specific version of the character.

What does Raiden say during electric fly?

Raiden is a character from the Mortal Kombat series, he has several finishing moves called Fatalities, and one of his fatalities is Electric Fly. This move involves Raiden electrocuting the opponent, and then lifting them off the ground using an electric current and flying them into the air.

During the Electric Fly move Raiden says different phrases, depending on the game and the version of the character. For example, in Mortal Kombat X, Raiden says "Fly for me!" as he lifts his opponent into the air. In Mortal Kombat 11, Raiden says "Feast on my power!" as he raises his opponent into the air with the electric current.

It is worth noting that these are examples of the dialogue during the Electric Fly move, and it may vary depending on the specific game and version of the character.

Why is Raiden called Baal?

In the Mortal Kombat series, Raiden is not referred to as "Baal." Baal is a separate character that has never appeared in the Mortal Kombat series.

Baal is a name that comes from Semitic mythology, it is the name of a god that appears in the religious texts of Canaanite and Phoenician people, and also in the Bible. It is also known as the god of storms and fertility.

It is possible that you might be confusing Raiden with another character from another game or media that goes by the name of Baal, but in the Mortal Kombat series, Raiden is a distinct character with his own backstory and abilities.

How do I stop EI's finishing move?

I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with the term "EI" or a finishing move associated with that name in the Mortal Kombat series. Could you please provide me with more information so I can assist you better?

It's important to note that each character in Mortal Kombat has their own unique set of finishing moves, known as Fatalities, and different ways to stop them. Some methods to avoid fatalities include blocking, jumping, and using a specific move or combo to interrupt the opponent's attack.

Additionally, each game in the series have different mechanics, so the way to stop a finishing move can vary depending on the game.

It would be best if you specify which game you are playing and which character's finishing move you are trying to stop.