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Sometimes the Finisher message even fails to load, which could force the player to reset.

Several background sprites and features flickering or disappearing altogether or malfunctioning camera which causes the screen to scroll down instead of shake whenever a character hits the ground. Finishing moves can be performed, but they produce incredibly strange effects, mostly missing sprites for Fatalities that call for a large number of animated objects like exploding bodies or Scorpion's Toasty. At this point, sprite loading will not function properly and if any more moves are performed, they become unusable. This seems to be related to how teleporting works in the game and once the threshold has been passed, the teleport frame will stay on screen, leaving behind a non-animated copy of your character. While this isn't possible in the time allotted and because of how the timer goes down quickly, turning it off makes this doable.

Freeze Frame Frenzy - This is a glitch that can be caused by performing a certain move over a hundred times in one round, mainly a teleport.

However, using other Fatalities such as the Ice Grenade or a Stage Fatality or using Shang Tsung's morphs can produce different results.

Deep Freeze Experiment - The first half of Sub-Zero's Deep Freeze Uppercut Fatality resets the finisher timer so that the user may inflict the fatal blow.

Baby Bashing - In Revision 2.1, the game did not lock the character's position after performing a Babality, allowing the player to continue on and proceed to attack the baby, resulting in severe graphical and gameplay glitches such as the characters disappearing and half of the screen replaced by a wall of scrambled sprite work.

Metal Goro - If Raiden's Fatality is executed at the end of the third Endurance match in the SNES version of the game the color of Goro's sprite will become glitched and look as though it were made of metal.

Only the ice shell will shatter and the opponent inside will be left standing intact and technically alive.

Non-Fatal Ice Shatter Fatality - In the SNES version of the game if Sub-Zero defeats his opponent with an Ice Blast and then quickly executes his Fatality before his opponent has unfrozen the Fatality will glitch.

Double Super Uppercut - A glitch that required either precise time or rapid button mashing, it is possible to execute Johnny Cage's Fatality twice in a row, producing a second head in the process almost immediately after the original is knocked off.

ERMACS is nothing more than a statistics listed within the arcade ROM's game audits.

#MORTAL KOMBAT PALETTE SWAP SPRITES FULL#

This was proven to be completely false as there is also no naturally occurring default character palette that would provide a full palette swap for Ermac. The glitch rendered Scorpion in a red sheen instead of the usual yellow, which is in fact, the original costume color that was used in filming before it was digitally recolored. This glitch had inferred that a secret character alongside Reptile existed within the game that was not only harder to locate, but was also available as a playable character.

Ermac - An abbreviation of the term 'Error Macro'.In earlier days, some may have perceived these strange occurrences as either hidden characters or moves well-placed within the game and have spread the news to others. Glitches are no stranger to the franchise and have, once discovered, been often exploited and/or experimented on. Although often brief and resolved within mere seconds of occurring, glitches are popular amongst gamers and were especially laden in earlier games, often producing bizarre, beneficial or hurtful results in gameplay or graphics.

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