Stryker (Mortal Kombat)
Stryker is a male video game character who features in Mortal Kombat.
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Biography
Original Timeline
Kurtis Stryker was a male human who came inhabited Earthrealm.
By adulthood, he came to be the leader of the Riot Control Brigade when Outworld's portal opened over New York City. He attempted to keep order among the populace in the ensuing chaos, but soon all human souls were taken by Shao Kahn with the exception of those that belonged to the chosen warriors. Stryker did not understand why he had been spared until he received a vision from Raiden, instructing him to head west in order to meet with the other chosen warriors and learn about the importance of his survival. Although he did not wish to be one of the few souls that was spared, he entered the fray with the intention of avenging the lives of the innocent that he had vowed to serve and protect. Along with the other warriors, Stryker assisted in liberating Earthrealm from Shao Kahn's clutches.
Reboot Timeline
Overview
Personality and attributes
IN appearance, Stryker was a stout-looking Caucasian man sporting a very urban design with a white-blue shirt, combat boots, gunbelt, black police pants, and a cap worn backwards.
Powers and abilities
Special Riot Control division in the New York City Police Department, he employs modern weaponry such as explosives, firearms, tasers, and nightsticks in battle. Despite being an otherwise ordinary police officer, Stryker is incredibly resilient and adept at hand-to-hand combat. Stryker relies mostly on police weaponry such as grenades, a taser and handheld firearms in kombat. This gives him an advantage over other fighters in terms of range, in that he can deal a tremendous amount of damage from a distance. Using his baton, he can propel himself forward with incredible speed towards the opponent and either trip them or fling them far behind him.
Notes
- Stryker was created by John Tobias where he appeared in the Mortal Kombat setting.
In other media
Television
Films
Appearances
- Mortal Kombat 3: (1995)
External Links
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