In Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, an amulet that resembles Shinnok's can be seen in Wonder Woman's ending. My followers accept this, and live on. When there was no green halo, Shinnok was untouchable. Raiden has upset the balance of history with the death of Shinnok. In Mortal Kombat 11, it's called "Thunder Elemental" and is … He can also take on a larger demonic form as shown in the final level of His magic abilities also include the ability of creating demons and wraiths to do his bidding, as well as creating clones and illusions of others and himself. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat.

He is capable of using telekinesis, shown when he threw Raiden to the ground in their battle for Blaze's power as well as in Shinnok also wields some useful powers that aren't really suited for combat. Shinnok is a fictional character in the Mortal Kombat fighting game series by Midway Games/NetherRealm Studios and one of the main antagonists of the series. His most distinctive feature is the sacred crimson crown he is wearing following his debut in Being a fallen Elder God, Shinnok possesses immeasurable powers. - Page 3.

For Mortal Kombat 11 on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "If Kronika is Shinnok's mother then who is his father?" He is one of the Elder Gods that fell from grace and was banished into the dreaded Netherrealm after he attempted to conquer the Earthrealm as well as the rest of the realms and even tried to overthrow his fellow deities. Controlling others including those who have given in to the dark side and those who pledge their allegiance to him.Perpetrating the eternal conflict with Cetrion devised by Kronika.Shinnok himself is considered to be one of the most powerful villains from the Shinnok can also shapeshift and mimic the powers of other kombatants, however the powers he mimic must be in his jurisdiction. His magic abilities also include the ability to manipulate souls via revenants, and or conjure demons and wraiths to do his bidding. His amulet can even create forcefields, shoot fireballs, open interrealm portals, absorb souls (as demonstrated by Havik) and energy. If you are 18 years or older or are comfortable with graphic material, you are free to view this page. His amulet contains the ability to erase beings into dust as well as seal multiple people inside it, rendering them dormant until they are released. Related to his mimicking abilities, Shinnok is capable of creating clones or physical illusions via mirage mimicry of other warriors with their powers and abilities intact. With his amulet, Shinnok can freely traverse the realms and open up portals. The Amulet can be seen in the background of the Metropolis Museum s tage in Injustice: Gods Among Us. But people are delusional if they think he’s above Shinnok in power. He also possesses Life-Force Manipulation and shape shifting powers comparable to Shang Tsung. Shinnok mopped the floor with 5 Kombatants at once, 2 of which were Gods. His eyes are usually changing from white to green, this effect resulting from his powers. With the aid of a traitor he is then able to take the Realm of Edenia. Unlike Shang Tsung, he is not required to steal souls in order to perform this feat, instead, he must have to defeat them or for them to serve him (likely he defeated a large demon in an unknown time, so he can take on a larger demonic form as shown in the final level of His powers of mimicry and shape shifting are absolute, as he can mimic the abilities and powers of other combatants; the only drawback to this is that the powers he mimics must be in his jurisdiction. Shao Khan was the main villain of the original trilogy, got replaced by Shinnok in Mortal Kombat 4 (and Mortal Kombat X), then in the original timeline with the Dragon King Onaga, but in the current timeline with Kronika. The fallen Elder God Shinnok, when combined with his Sacred Amulet (Amulet of Shinnok) once more, becomes already more powerful then ever, meaning he is allowed to freely traverse the realms and open up portals as well as instantly destroys anyone and anything that stands in his way. In Mortal Kombat 11's Krypt, you'll find a large Forge area soon after you begin your exploration of Shang Tsung's island fortress. Onaga feels like a Power Ranger villain to me. As such, not even Shinnok's banishment posed a threat to her design, nor did his eventual imprisonment within his own amulet or Cetrion's own betrayal of the Elder Gods. He can banish someone away to another realm with a gesture, sense dark energies, teleport to another location and levitate through the air. Shinnok returned as a playable character and the final boss of Shinnok is one of the most evil beings in the entire Shinnok demands unwavering faith and loyalty from his followers and will not hesitate to kill anyone who so much as doubts, challenges, or even poses a This design suffocates all of the realms, as it requires them to constantly battle one another for domination. As a mockery to the Elder Gods, Shinnok is wearing for formal gatherings a predominately blue robe with golden motifs, a reference to his royal roots.