It looks like there's going to be a Mortal Kombat 11 announcement trailer coming tomorrow! An ominous teaser clip has been posted to Twitter updating the schedule with what seems to be an excerpt from a larger scene. According to the post 'they are koming' -- but who are they? Watch:

Blink and you'll miss the 1 second snippet of footage that shows a Tarkatan warrior running through a wooded area in low light. The snap of his head to look back over his shoulder suggests this fearsome creature is running from something -- but who, or what? We'll find out 8:00AM CDT, Thursday morning.

They are koming. pic.twitter.com/7JOKO64bZy

— Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath (@MortalKombat) October 6, 2020

Last month we followed a trail of clues from Bohemian Rhapsody and A Nightmare on Elm Street, to a Serious Six and Kobra. It all seems to be leading to tomorrow's reveal, with leading guesses speculating the hints relate to potential returning fighters such as Rain, or Reptile. Gamesmaster Ed Boon confirmed that some people correctly figured out his clues -- but hasn't given anything away.

Intensive data-mining of Mortal Kombat 11 has fueled popular speculation that Rain, Mileena, and guest character John Rambo may be imminent.

Twitter user @thethiny started everyone talking with speculative evidence found within updated coding. This included references to "Ramb" friendships and gear labelled MIL. The jungle or forest setting of the clip could be consistent with the guerilla tactics of Sylvester Stallone's arrow slinging war veteran, Rambo.

Ed Boon began September by slamming misinformation, but has previously acknowledged the veracity of in-game leaks. Similar data discoveries revealed the cast of the first Kombat Pack a month early, and forecast MK11 Aftermath and its characters more than a year before it was officially announced.

Developers poked fun at the phenomenon of data-mining by including a comical reference to 'Kombat Pack 2' in one of Terminator's win poses. The briefly appearing list of characters appropriately begins with Mileena and Rain.

What do you expect to see tomorrow? Will a flaming arrow streak into the hapless Tarkatan, or could his surroundings reveal familiar terrain such as The Living Forest? Share your guesses in the comments below and be with us on the Mortal Kombat 11 forum for tomorrow's reveal!

NetherRealm Studios head Ed Boon has been teasing fans with cryptic clues for what lies ahead in Mortal Kombat 11. We haven't known exactly where the bread crumbs would take us, but we now have an estimated time of arrival for answers: later this week! Read on for details:

Boon updated Twitter followers while also celebrating a staggering 8 million copies of Mortal Kombat 11 sold! The massive figure presumably takes into account digital sales across all available hardware, demonstrating the broad platform that upcoming downloadable content will be made to sell to.

The success really comes as no surprise: MK11 was a dominant seller upon release. WB Interactive Entertainment President Matthew Haddad celebrated a record setting launch at GamesBeat Summit in April, 2019, also telling attendees there would be "years of content". Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath expanded the story and playable character roster earlier this year in May.

After 8 million (and kounting) MK11 games sold we're not done yet. Stay tuned to see what's next for MK11 this week!#KombatKontinues

— Ed Boon (@noobde) October 5, 2020

Boon's latest cryptic teasers began with Bohemian Rhapsody, moved to A Nightmare on Elm Street, then settled on Serious Six and Kobra.

As we learned along the way: some fans figured it out, but we won't have confirmation of who until all is revealed. Most MK Online users are expecting a new pack of DLC characters with 50% choosing Kombat Pack 2 in the current User Poll. 25% chose Rain as a specific frontrunner based on Boon's Klues.

Update 3:15 P.M. EDT: The official Mortal Kombat Twitter account has posted a short teaser giving confirmation that something, likely a trailer, is set to drop Thursday October 8th at 9 A.M. EDT/8 A.M. CDT. More on this story as it develops.

They are koming. pic.twitter.com/7JOKO64bZy

— Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath (@MortalKombat) October 6, 2020

What do you think is coming next? Lay your predictions on the line in the comments below and be on the Mortal Kombat 11 to brag or balk when the answers are finally revealed!

Halloween has come early to Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath with the release of the All Hallow's Eve skin pack! Spooky dress-up downloadable content awaits for three kombatants creating twisted kustomization combinations inspired by pop culture horrors! Watch the trailer:

"Beast Within" Johnny Cage, "Bad Medicine" D'Vorah and "Blizzard King" Sub-Zero round out the latest crop of DLC with skins inspired by film and fiction like Teen Wolf and Game of Thrones. The costumes compliment a Halloween wardrobe already stocked with last year's seasonal Masquerade Skin Pack.

The All Hallow's Eve pack will be available to everyone who purchased MK11 Aftermath, or for standard separate sale on respective platform's online stores soon. Take a closer look in official render art below or flashback to the Klassic Femme Fatale trailer for more recent offerings and DLC costume options.

If you'd rather have a trick than a treat this Halloween, you can dig in to Ed Boon's latest clues for what's coming next. Dig in to the Mortal Kombat 11 forum for more!

Ed Boon is back in deep teaser territory, giving us clues for what's coming next to Mortal Kombat 11. So far we've looked to the sky, faced our nightmares, and got down with the sixness. With his fourth hint we're thinking more deeply about the previous clue and where it might be leading us. Read on:

For the second time Boon has cited the number six. Last time it was seriously number six, this time it's six degrees... of Kobra? The latest Twitter clue includes a render wallpaper of the unloved karate brawler who was infamously introduced in the series' sixth installment: Mortal Kombat: Deception.

6 degrees....#ActualKlue #4 pic.twitter.com/aNaOAA682Y

— Ed Boon (@noobde) September 26, 2020

Early pre-release details condemned Kobra to forever be maligned as a parody of Street Fighter character Ken Masters. In the 2020 Supreme Champion tournament he received only 19% of votes against Kai. Introduced as a violent martial artist recruited to a new Black Dragon clan, Kobra had all the trappings of a klassic tournament entrant -- but made his second & final appearance in 2006's all-in smash-up Mortal Kombat: Armageddon.

Much like Freddy Krueger in his second clue; Ed Boon ruled out a return for Kobra himself with a follow-up tweet. He also deep-sixed inexplicable guesses of MK6 alum Havik, who would only be two degrees from Kobra, given the Cleric of Chaos inspired Kabal to recruit him in the same game.

"Six degrees of separation" describes the phenomenon of being able to connect two people through no more than six acquaintances. If that is what Boon is referring to, there are bound to be a lot of possible outcomes.

Ever since we started looking to the sky we've been thinking about Reptile, and as Deception was one of the few games to omit MK's original secret character, we might suppose there are six degrees between he and Kobra if we trace back to the first game. [That] might be a stretch, but let's face it. Nobody was overly satisfied when they unlocked a Scorpion skin after finding Reptile in The Krypt!

We've also noticed a tenuous link between each clue and Rain, which continues with the fourth hint. Kobra is a karate fighter, and the sixth belt in Shotokan style is often purple. Of course, if Kobra is a black belt, six degrees below him would be green. In Shorin-ryu, used by Kobra in Deception, the sixth belt is brown.

Boon has already confirmed that some fans cracked the code with the first two clues. Are we any closer? Share your latest thoughts and theories in the comments below and check out more hints in the Mortal Kombat 11 forum!

The 1995 Mortal Kombat feature film continues to be considered one of the greatest video game adaptations of all-time, but equal to its cinematic legacy was the immediate impact of the soundtrack! Now the highly collectible original score can be yours to own on limited edition vinyl!

Combining techno, rock, and traditional score -- the sounds of Mortal Kombat were as memorable as the action! While dance anthem Techno Syndrome and other singles have received multiple releases; the complete original score by George S. Clinton was only available on a second 1995 soundtrack CD release.

Record Store Day have announced an exclusive 12" picture disc record available to order online September 26th. Limited to just 1500 copies, the collectible vinyl features the film's iconic dragon logo on Side A [pictured below] -- and the dominant visage of Prince Goro on the other!

Side A of this double-sided picture disc features the iconic Mortal Kombat logo, while Side B features Goro, a fan favorite from the game and film who is generally considered by gamers to be one of the most memorable and difficult bosses in gaming culture. In fact, the four armed fighter did not lose a battle for 500 years before a first ever loss to Mortal Kombat hero, Lui Kang. The music was composed by George S. Clinton with a heavy assist from the guitarist Buckethead, who appears on ten of the 26 tracks.

SIDE A –
1. Taste of Things to Come 2. Liu Vs. Sub-Zero 3. It Has Begun 4. The Garden featuring Buckethead 5. Goro Vs. Art featuring Buckethead 6. Banquet 7. Liu Vs. Kitana 8. Liu's Dream featuring Buckethead 9. Liu Vs. Reptile featuring Buckethead 10. Stairway 11. Goro Goro 12. Kidnapped 13. Zooom14. Johnny Vs. Scorpion featuring Buckethead

SIDE B –
1. Hand and Shadow featuring Buckethead 2. Scorpion and Sub-Zero featuring Buckethead 3. Soul Snatchin' 4. On the Beach 5. Johnny Cage featuring Buckethead 6. Goro Chase featuring Buckethead 7. Evening Bells 8. Monks 9. Friends 10. Flawless Victory featuring Buckethead 11. Farewell 12. Kids

Fans will instantly reconnect with the atmosphere building score as songs recall the ominous sound of Shang Tsung's table feast, Goro's dominations, or the epic battle between the likes of Scorpion and Johnny Cage! Clinton's score includes a host of memorable tracks, with guitar by Buckethead.

This is the first time the Mortal Kombat original motion picture score is available on vinyl. It's the perfect compliment to Dan Forden's Mortal Kombat & MKII soundtracks which were released as records a couple of years ago.

Will you get into the groove with Goro? Tell us if you grabbed one of these limited discs in the comments below and find & discuss more movies & music in the Media & Merchandise forum!