Today sees the grand opening of Kamidogu — a Mortal Kombat fan site that will hopefully become your ultimate source for all things Mortal Kombat.
Let me start by welcoming you all. Fans are what make a site great, and without them a site is only ever half complete. I would especially like to thank all those who joined Kamidogu Forums before the site launched. Your enthusiasm and energy has been large factor in my motivation to continue.
I have been a long time fan of the Mortal Kombat series, growing up with the franchise. Starting at a young age with the original Mortal Kombat game in 1992, my interest in Mortal Kombat has only grown. In mid-2005 I decided to purchase a domain name and commit myself to offering Mortal Kombat fans what they need and deserve.
In saying that, I would like to introduce you to the Mortal Kombat: Deception section of Kamidogu. Below is a summary of what you can now access:
- A full transcript of the intro movie, describing Mortal Kombat: Deception’s main storyline
- High-quality images of all of the fighting arenas
- A page on every kombatant, including full move lists, finishing moves and character biographies
- A first of its kind 13-part Konquest guide, covering every side mission, every fighting challenge and every krypt key location with almost 200 screenshots. Includes high-quality maps of all of the realms, with optional gridlines and detail clearly marking the location of all krypt keys and koin chests
- Discover the contents of every koffin and what amount of currency is required to open them using the Krypt guide. Also contains the locations of all krypt keys needed to open locked koffins
Although it may not seem like much, countless hours have been spent constructing Kamidogu into a format suitable for all. Over the coming months much more content will be added, with a complete Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks section planned next.
I would like to thank forum moderators Fuzz and Scorpion, who helped with the quality control of this site, and of course their help in the moderation of the forums. Also included in my thanks is Dave Rosteck of Dave’s Mortal Kombat who supplied the video track for both Goro and Shao Kahn’s endings after things didn’t go to plan on my end.
In closing, I’d like to say welcome to Kamidogu and hope you find it useful both now and in the future. I look forward to providing you the best that Mortal Kombat has to offer.
