What Was The Point Of Making Sub-zero And Scorpion Brothers If They Are Just Going To Become Enemies

what was the point of making sub-zero and scorpion brothers if they are just going to become enemies again anyway, like at first i thought it was to make them a team and stop them from fighting each other all the time but no

More reason to hate khaos reigns, we were this close to another sonya appearance after invasions Mileena ending but NOOOOOOO

sektor & cyrax being female. cyrax (possibly) being kuai's ex yet both of them being absolutely loyal to bi-han. frost being bi-han's protégé. bi-han most def being a mama's boy. nrs really said bi-han is for the women.

so weirdos that keep on insisting he's a misogynist can go shave their backs now.

i just adore how dejected he looks in the first photo 😭😭 like omfg i was cackling when i was cropping this. ugggh i love him so freaking much

my cute lil grumpy babygirl

Too often, I see artists, fanfic and headcanon writers put profanities (and the most obscene ones, at that) in Bi-Han's mouth. This contradicts his character in the game, where he uses a sustained language and speaks slowly and clearly, meticulously choosing his words to set an example as a clan leader invested with a divine mission and, what is more, as being the product of an aristocratic upbringing that doesn't allow for slackness nor complacency. The example that strikes me most is when Ermac binds his hands and feet, and he asks, surprised: "What is this?" Notice he doesn't say "What's this?", "What the hell is this?" or even "What the f*ck is this?" He also pronounces each word carefully, not allowing himself to be destabilized by what's happening to him.

This said, many people who are in position of power are careful with how they behave in public, but are just like everyone else in private. Bi-Han could be one of them to a certain extent. He would probably swear, but rarely, and only when he'd be alone, never in front of others, not even of his family, or only in their spare time, when they'd be off duty—and even then, it would remain very moderate, because we have to imagine that there's a lot of modesty and restraint involved between these people due to how they were raised. And because Bi-Han is well-read and well-spoken, he doesn't need to resort to insults to be verbally abusive to someone. Too often indeed, people confuse being aggressive with being vulgar.