In the RoboCop franchise, apart from some human counterparts like his partner, Anne Lewis, RoboCop has had to go it alone. Old Detroit's been filled with nasty gangs for decades, and in his crossover with the Mortal Kombat Universe, these goons have been powered up by Kano and the Black Dragon's weapons.

This is what encouraged RoboCop to travel to Kano's realm. In his individual story mode, once RoboCop defeats Kronika, his Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath ending gives him the army he's always wanted to fight crime.

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RoboCop's three directives are to serve the public trust, protect the innocent and uphold the law. It's what he was built for after officer Alex Murphy was turned into this killer 'bot. But when Kronika's essence melds with his robotics, he's imbued with something more than just his full humanity. He uses the Sands of Time to see how corrupt the megacorporation Omni Consumer Products (OCP) operates back home, and learns it is dealing arms to both the police and the criminals so their chaotic wars leave a ravaged city for them to rebuild and profit off of.

Now, with sight beyond sight and the ability to reshape the Mortal Kombat universe, RoboCop uses the Hourglass at Kronika's Keep to assemble the ultimate Special Forces team. Murphy admits justice "will not be fast or easy," as he knows the company has too much cash and too much firepower for any individual to clean things up alone. Upgraded with new armor, he decides to expand and then teleports this team home to apprehend all criminals.

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RoboCop's team includes younger versions of Sonya Blade and Jax. Also present is Kurtis Stryker (who's unfortunately not in the game as a playable character), as well as the cop version of Kabal before he turned evil. Clearly, RoboCop did his research and gathered the best of the best in their prime. His Fourth Directive, which stopped him from attacking OCP, is now gone, and he's taking them to wage war on "the whole damned company," from executives to the corrupt cops they supply to the gangs on their payroll. As for Special Forces, any Black Dragon remnants are all theirs to eradicate, as Murphy deems this an "inter-agency effort."

This would actually make an epic spinoff cartoon or video game because, apart from Kombat Mode, it has potential as a shooter. Seeing RoboCop leading the charge with these old-school faces really is remarkable, and it makes sense. In the movies, RoboCop has had to contend with OCP destroying the city he loves and the ulterior motives of people around him. Not to mention, the company has tried to weaponize him or create instruments of destruction (such as Rehabs, the Otomo ninja androids and the ED-209 mech unit) to take him out when they realized he was incorruptible. Now, he has neutral soldiers he can trust, and his ending concludes with his iconic line, "Welcome to the future of law enforcement!" which levels up Special Forces with a bonafide RoboGod.

Developed by NetherRealm Studios and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Mortal Kombat 11 is available now for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Microsoft Windows and Google Stadia. Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath is now on sale digitally.

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