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Game Manual (it has little to no info about the lore, but I'm linking it for transparency).

Game Manual (Killer Instinct was made by Rare, a british company, thus english is the native language and there are no possible translation issues).

Arcade Endings (The SNES version features the same endings, just with worse graphic).

Character bios (taken from the opening of the game).

This is the material I'm going to use for this revision: Obviously, the games themselves: They all came out before the release of Killer Instinct 2, the canon sequel to the first game, which still doesn't consider them, finally invalidating them.They are not even referenced in the canon material I will present in the next section. Nothing implies them being canon (on top of being two separate comics), they are just like licensed material like many other similar examples.Both comics aren't canon for simple reasons:

Killer instinct wiki orchid series#

Two comic book series were made back in the days, a six-issues one made by Acclaim Comics, and a one-shot made by Nintendo Power. For example, Jago (Classic) and Jago (Reboot).įrom now on, I will talk about the statistics and powers for the characters in the original timeline, for which I will create profiles once this revision ends.īefore talking about the games, I need to mention the comics and why they will not be included in this revision. Characters will then be split in Classic and Reboot. The current profiles will stay as they are for the time being, as they will be the base for the Reboot characters, and will be taken care of with the next revision.

With that said, I propose to split the profiles for both continuities. The very characterization of some characters is different, like Riptor (human-dinosaur hybrid in the og series, cyborg dinosaur in the reboot), Glacius (an explorer in the og series and a galactic police officer in the reboot), Gargos (an ancient demon in the og, an extradimensional warlord in the reboot) and so on. KI2 takes place in a distant past, while this doesn't happen in the reboot, and the ancient characters (Tusk, Kim Wu and Maya) all live in present times. For example, Eyedol, the boss of the first KI, isn't featured in the plot of the reboot. The first two games and the reboot don't share a continuity, as there are plenty of major differences between them, including the story, the background and identity of the characters and so on. This revision will be composed of two parts, with the first, this one, being about the original series ( Killer Instinct and Killer Instinct 2/Gold), and the second about the 2013 reboot. Orchid's main goal during Killer Instinct 2 is to destroy Gargos and find a way to return home.It's finally time to fix Killer Instinct, bringing it back from the grave and improve its status on the wiki.

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Her second no Mercy move simply turns her opponent into a frog, at which point the player has the option to stomp on them.Īfter defeating Eyedol at the end of the first Killer Instinct tournament, Orchid and most of Ultratech are sent 2000 years into the past due to a time warp and allowed the Demon Lord Gargos to free himself from Limbo.

Orchid she will simply stomp her feet as though frustrated. The theory is that her opponents are so shocked by her naked breasts that they die. Her back is to the camera during this animation. Her first No Mercy move is to unzip the front of her jumpsuit to flash her breasts at her opponent, causing them to have a heart attack. She has two No Mercy moves (the Killer Instinct take on MK's fatalities). While posing as a secretary for Ultratech, she is in reality a spy sent by an unknown group to investigate the disappearances in the Killer Instinct tournament. Orchid is the heroine of Killer Instinct and sister of Jago.