| rdfs:comment | - With the "concept trailer", Mortal Kombat: Rebirth director Kevin Tancharoen, who, without the studio's participation in the making of the short, showed Warner Bros. (who holds the rights to Mortal Kombat) what he would do, if given the chance to make a new Mortal Kombat feature film. Bloody Disgusting writes, "The only plot details we could conjure up is that a few Earthlings will fight to save the planet from Shao Kahn and Shang Tsung, two Gods ruling over parallel universes, or something to that effect.
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| abstract | - With the "concept trailer", Mortal Kombat: Rebirth director Kevin Tancharoen, who, without the studio's participation in the making of the short, showed Warner Bros. (who holds the rights to Mortal Kombat) what he would do, if given the chance to make a new Mortal Kombat feature film. Warner Bros. took notice of Tancharoen's work and the positive attention it got, and though a movie was not the result, a 9-episode Mortal Kombat webseries titled Mortal Kombat: Legacy is. Tancharoen, Michael Jai White, Jeri Ryan, and Matt Mullins reprise their roles from the short as Jax, Sonya Blade, and Johnny Cage respectively. All actors are either American or Canadian. Bloody Disgusting writes, "The only plot details we could conjure up is that a few Earthlings will fight to save the planet from Shao Kahn and Shang Tsung, two Gods ruling over parallel universes, or something to that effect.
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