Johnny Cage punches some crotches in the the new episode of Mortal Kombat: Legacy

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

If you can pull yourself away from hammering on your enemies in the new MORTAL KOMBAT videogame, the latest episode of the webseries has been released online.

While we await the introduction of decent characters like Scorpion and the further adventures of Jax and Sonya Blade, first we meet scrotum-pummeling egomaniac Johnny Cage and learn how he might fit into the grand scheme of the inevitable tournament. It’s a different approach from the previous two action-focused episodes, but kinda fun. (Swearing not included.)

The episode synopsis: After unsuccessfully trying to sell his reality television pilot pitch to a studio exec, Johnny Cage, an American action-hero movie star who has fallen on hard times, is recruited by Shang Tsung, a powerful sorcerer who has the power to suck souls from people, to fight in the upcoming Mortal Kombat tournament.

Source: Machinima

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