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• Kitana abstract "Kitana (also known as Princess Kitana and Lady Kitana) is fictional character from the Mortal Kombat media franchise, where she was introduced as one of new player characters in the fighting game Mortal Kombat II in 1993. Since then, Kitana appeared in a majority of Mortal Kombat series' video games and its other media, including the films Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, and the series Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm, Mortal Kombat: Konquest and Mortal Kombat: Legacy, becoming one of the most popular and recognisable elements of the franchise.One of the lead characters of the Mortal Kombat saga, Kitana is the princess of the other-dimensional realm of Edenia and the biological daughter of Queen Sindel, as well as an adopted daughter of the evil Emperor Shao Kahn. In the series' original storyline, Kitana serves Shao Kahn as an assassin before becoming one of the leaders of the good characters. She also has a role of suggested romantic interest for the series' primary hero Liu Kang and has an evil twin and nemesis named Mileena, as well as a longtime friend in Jade.Kitana received much positive critical reception, including having been often regarded as one of the most attractive female characters in video gaming. Mileena and Jade, also some of the most popular Mortal Kombat characters, debuted as palette swaps of Kitana.".
• Kitana wikiPageExternalLink ch0009998.
• Kitana wikiPageID "971247".
• Kitana wikiPageRevisionID "605990840".
• Kitana artist "Allisa Swanson".
• Kitana artist "Atomhawk Design".
• Kitana artist "John Tobias".
• Kitana artist "Mark Lappin".
• Kitana caption "Kitana's concept art for Mortal Kombat (2011)".
• Kitana creator "John Tobias".
• Kitana firstgame "Mortal Kombat II".
• Kitana hasPhotoCollection Kitana.
• Kitana liveactor "Audie England, Dara Tomanovich".
• Kitana liveactor "Katalin Zamiar".
• Kitana liveactor "Lexi Alexander , Jennifer DeCosta".
• Kitana liveactor "Rachelle Glover".
• Kitana liveactor "Samantha Jo".
• Kitana liveactor "Talisa Soto".
• Kitana motionactor Katalin_Zamiar.
• Kitana motionactor "Becky Gable".
• Kitana motionactor "Brenda Barrie".
• Kitana motionactor "Lorrisa Julianus".
• Kitana name "Kitana".
• Kitana quote "A: Sure, they were both important pieces of the game's fiction and archetypal structure of characters. But, our player demographic was primarily a hardcore male audience and so the look and design of our female characters pandered to them back then just as they do today. I have no problem being apologetic for that. The only solace I can offer is that both of those characters had very strong, atypical female archetypes... and at the very least could kick the hell out of their male counterparts.".
• Kitana quote "Q: Gender in video games has become the new hotbed of critical discussion. Kitana and Sonya remain two of the strongest and earliest female leads in gaming. How did they come about and do you see them as a vital legacy for the series?".
• Kitana series "Mortal Kombat".
• Kitana source "—John Tobias for Mortal Kombat Online in 2012".
• Kitana voiceactor Cree_Summer.
• Kitana voiceactor Karen_Strassman.
• Kitana voiceactor "Lita Lopez".
• Kitana voiceactor "S.G. Willie".
• Kitana width "30.0".
• Kitana subject Category:Adoptee_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana subject Category:Assassin_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana subject Category:Characters_created_by_John_Tobias.
• Kitana subject Category:Extraterrestrial_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana subject Category:Female_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana subject Category:Fictional_female_ninja.
• Kitana subject Category:Fictional_wushu_practitioners.
• Kitana subject Category:Mortal_Kombat_characters.
• Kitana subject Category:Ninja_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana subject Category:Orphan_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana subject Category:Princess_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana subject Category:Slave_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana subject Category:Twin_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana subject Category:Undead_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana subject Category:Video_game_bosses.
• Kitana subject Category:Video_game_characters_in_comics.
• Kitana subject Category:Video_game_characters_in_film.
• Kitana subject Category:Video_game_characters_in_literature.
• Kitana subject Category:Video_game_characters_in_television.
• Kitana subject Category:Video_game_characters_introduced_in_1993.
• Kitana subject Category:Video_game_characters_who_can_teleport.
• Kitana subject Category:Video_game_secret_characters.
• Kitana subject Category:Woman_soldier_and_warrior_characters_in_video_games.
• Kitana comment "Kitana (also known as Princess Kitana and Lady Kitana) is fictional character from the Mortal Kombat media franchise, where she was introduced as one of new player characters in the fighting game Mortal Kombat II in 1993.".
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• Kitana label "Китана (Mortal Kombat)".
• Kitana label "كيتانا".
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