Kombat: Deadly Alliance, which reveals Shinnok's attack banished her to a lower plane of the Netherrealm. Escaping through a portal, she is offered asylum in Earthrealm by the younger Sub-Zero. However, the Konquest mode of Armageddon sees her again serving Quan Chi, leading to her being defeated by Taven. Following a background cameo in the 2011 reboot, Sareena appears in the story mode of Mortal Kombat X, where she assists the Special Forces in battling the Netherrealm's forces. The 1996 television series Mortal Kombat: Conquest featured an original character named Siann, played by Dana Hee, who was inspired by Sareena, but remained loyal to Quan Chi. She was ranked 26th on Den of Geek's rating of the series' 64 player characters, with the site deeming her "Sub-Zero's one moment of humanity snowballing into something meaningful". Shinnok Introduced in Mortal Kombat 4 Jarek Performed by: Mark Myers (MK4) Voiced by: Jon Hey (MK4), James Freeman-Hargis (MK:A) Jarek is a member of the Black Dragon clan. Established in Mortal Kombat 4 as the last known Black Dragon, he possesses Kano's special moves and Fatalities. He helps defend Earthrealm against Shinnok, but falls off a cliff in the aftermath when the Special Forces attempt to arrest him. In Armageddon, Jarek is revealed to have survived and develops an obsession with killing all of his opponents. Jarek also appears as one of the bosses in Special Forces, where he is defeated by Jax. In the Mortal Kombat X prequel comic, he is imprisoned in Outworld by Kotal Kahn. Modeled after Midway character artist Herman Sanchez, Jarek received a tepid reception for his similarities to Kano, for which he has been ranked among the series' worst characters by gaming media, in addition to his Mortal Kombat 4 arcade ending in which he throws the pursuing Sonya off a cliff. Kai Portrayed by: Kimball Uddin (MK4) Voiced by: Ed Boon (MK4) Kai is a Shaolin Monk and member of the White Lotus Society. He debuts in Mortal Kombat 4 as one of the warriors defending Earthrealm from Shinnok. Afterwards, he goes on quest for self-enlightenment, although he returns in Armageddon. According to Ed Boon, Kai was developed as an "African American character who was very nimble like Liu Kang" with vertical fireball projectiles. He was also the first character to perform a handstand during gameplay, which was intended to be his main fighting style in Armageddon,