Mortal Kombat Cosmology

==Introduction==
This cosmology blog is for the Mortal Kombat multiverse, which includes both the Midway and Netherrealm era. The blog is divided into 2 parts - The Universe; including Earthrealm, Netherrealm, and Outworld, and The Multiverse. 
Mortal Kombat, a renowned fighting game first created in 1992, is a game in where warriors fight for the sake of the world. These warriors can range from monks all the way to lizards. This game is known for first kicking off the idea of video games causing violence, along with the foundation of the ESRB rating. This game has been rebooted 3 times, but the basic story is as follows; Earthrealm is at stake of losing the Mortal Kombat tournament to Outworld, and Raiden, a demigod and protector of Earthrealm, gathers warriors to fight in the tournament to defeat Outworld in Kombat! The cosmology of this game is crucial, but it is never really developed upon until later on throughout its years. 
==The Universe==
The Realms that exist within the Mortal Kombat Universe are varied and diverse, but all should follow under a few rules. For instance, all realms should be infinite given that they have no physical limit. This is shown in the realms of Earthrealm and Netherrealm. Each realm should be a separate space-time continuum considering the realms have different time flows from one another, and there are dimensional barriers separating them, while they all exist parallel to one another. This scaling should apply to all 9 realms, making each realm Low 2-C while the entirety of the universe is 2-C. 
==The Multiverse==
The Multiverse in Mortal Kombat is established as containing infinite possibilities, which each correlate to a separate timeline all stemed from Kronika and Liu Kang's battle for the hourglass. This would establish the Multiverse as a 2-A structure. 
==Summary==
Individual Realms: Low 2-C
The Universe: 2-C
The Multiverse: 2-A
Category:Cosmology