How to do a Fatality with Kitana

To perform a Fatality with Kitana, players need to execute a specific button sequence at the end of a match, with the most common method being Down, Down, Down, Down, Triangle (PS4) or Down, Down, Down, Down, Y (Xbox) at mid-range, while the second Fatality is performed at close range by pressing Down, Down, Back, Back kick. The Fatality can be easily accessed and performed by referring to the Move List from the pause menu or by toggling on Easy Fatalities, which reduces the required button sequence to just two buttons from the appropriate range.

Understanding Fatalities and Brutalities

What are Fatalities and How to Perform Them

Fatalities are a key part of the Mortal Kombat series, allowing players to finish off their opponents in a gruesome and often humorous manner. To perform a Fatality, players must first win two out of three rounds in a match, at which point the announcer will say “Finish him!” or “Finish her!”. The player must then input the correct button sequence for their character’s Fatality, which can be found in the Move List.

Difference Between Fatalities and Brutalities

While Fatalities are performed at the end of a match, Brutalities occur when a player finishes a fight with a specific move or combo, instantly destroying their opponent’s body. Brutalities can be unlocked by completing each character’s Mastery track, which can be accessed by pressing the touchpad on PS5 or the share button on an Xbox X controller.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a Fatality in Mortal Kombat? A Fatality is a special finishing move in the Mortal Kombat series that allows players to gruesomely kill their opponents at the end of a match.
2. How do I perform Kitana’s Royal Blender Fatality? To perform Kitana’s Royal Blender Fatality, players will need to press Down, Forward, Down, Back kick while standing at medium range.
3. What are Easy Fatalities in Mortal Kombat 11? Easy Fatalities in Mortal Kombat 11 are a feature that reduces the required button sequence for a Fatality to just two buttons from the appropriate range, making it easier for players to perform Fatalities.
4. How do I enable Easy Fatalities in Mortal Kombat 11? To enable Easy Fatalities, players can pause the game during a match, navigate to the Move List section, and toggle Easy Fatalities on from within the Easy Fatalities section.
5. What is the button sequence for Kitana’s Fatality? The button sequence for Kitana’s Fatality is Down, Down, Down, Down, Triangle (PS4) or Down, Down, Down, Down, Y (Xbox) at mid-range.
6. How do I unlock new Fatalities in Mortal Kombat 1? To unlock new Fatalities in Mortal Kombat 1, players need to play the new Invasion mode.
7. What is the difference between a Fatality and a Brutality? A Fatality is a special finishing move performed at the end of a match, while a Brutality occurs when a player finishes a fight with a specific move or combo.
8. How do I perform Kitana’s second Fatality in Mortal Kombat 1? Kitana’s second Fatality is performed at close range by pressing Down, Down, Back, Back kick.
9. What is a good Kitana combo? Kitana excels in ground-to-air combos starting with B24 (Back, Y, B on Xbox, Back Triangle, Circle on PS), and also benefits from Fan Slam combos involving her signature move, UF21 (Up-Forward, Y, X on Xbox, Up-Forward, Triangle, Square on PlayStation).
10. Who is Kitana’s twin sister? Kitana’s twin sister is Mileena, who appears as a playable character in Mortal Kombat 1.
11. Is Kitana still alive in Mortal Kombat 11? Kitana was killed by Shao Kahn and Sindel in Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath.
12. Who has the goriest Fatality in MK11? Geras has one of the goriest Fatalities in MK11, with his “Peeling Back” Fatality.
13. Is Mortal Kombat 11 a hard game? Mortal Kombat 11 is a beginner-friendly game with dial-in combos, character variations for different play styles, and simple command inputs.
14. What is the bloodiest Fatality in MK11? Geras’ “Peeling Back” Fatality is considered one of the bloodiest in MK11.
15. How do I get Kitana’s Brutalities in MK1? To get Kitana’s Brutalities in MK1, players need to complete her Mastery track, which can be accessed by pressing the touchpad on PS5 or the share button on an Xbox X controller.