Like previous entries in the series, Mortal Kombat 1 is rolling out plenty of DLC fighters, with the game’s first “Kombat Pack” including Omni-Man from Invincible, Quan Chi, Peacemaker from Suicide Squad, Ermac, Homelander from The Boys, and Takahashi Takeda.
The first of these DLC characters, which has already been added to the game, is Omni-Man. But how does this unstoppable killing machine from the Invincible comics and Amazon series play? And perhaps more importantly, how do you pull off his gruesome Fatalities? Don’t worry, we’ll quickly get you up to speed on the ins and outs of Omni-Man…
As you can see, each MK1 Fatality has to be performed a certain distance away from your opponent. If you want to get a better sense of what we mean by “close," "mid," and "far,” just choose Learn from the main menu then pop into Fatalities, and the game will show you the exact ranges you need to be standing at. Every fighter in MK1 has a pair of Fatalities – one that’s available from the start and one that won’t be added to your move list until you unlock them (here’s how you can do that). That said, you can still do all Fatalities, even if they haven’t been officially unlocked, if you know the right inputs.
Here’s how to pull off Omni-Man’s two Fatalities:
- Trained Killer – Down, Down, Back, Back Kick (Close)
- Like Putty – Down, Forward, Back, Front Kick (Mid)
As you’d expect given his background, Omni-Man is a fast and aggressive character, who’s designed for rushing down opponents and dealing them punishing damage. One of the unique keys to Omni-Man is his “Viltrumite Stance,” a state you can enter that allows you to automatically dodge ranged attacks, frustrating zoners. You have some powerful unique attacks when in Viltrumite Stance, but watch out, if you’re blocked, you’ll be heavily punished. In other words, play aggressively with Omni-Man, but don’t get too overconfident or you might find yourself in trouble.
Mortal Kombat 1 can be played on PC, Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and Switch. The Kombat Pack that includes Quan Chi will set you back $40 and is also included in the MK1’s $110 Ultimate Edition. You can check out more of Wccftech’s Mortal Kombat 1 guides here.
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