Mortal Kombat: Conquest
(1998–1999)
Shang Tsung sets the ultimate trap for Kung Lao and Siro by kidnapping Taja and bringing her to the Cobalt Mines of Outworld.
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Title: Undying Dream (20 Nov 1998)
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| Paolo Montalban | ... | Kung Lao | |
| Daniel Bernhardt | ... | Siro | |
| Kristanna Loken | ... | Taja | |
| Tracy Douglas | ... | Vorpax | |
| Bruce Locke | ... | Shang Tsung | |
| Jeffrey Meek | ... | Rayden / Shao Kahn (as Jeff Meek) (credit only) | |
| James Hyde | ... | Stefan | |
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David L. Horner | ... | Burly Prisoner |
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Vivienne Sendaydiego | ... | Woman #1 |
| Garcia-Hyde Sue-Ling | ... | Woman #2 (as Sue Ling Garcia) | |
| Cullen Douglas | ... | Bola Guy | |
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Shang Tsung sets the ultimate trap for Kung Lao and Siro by kidnapping Taja and bringing her to the Cobalt Mines of Outworld.
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Certain home video releases presented this series in double-length episode format. This episode was combined with episode 13 (Twisted Truths) to form a double-length episode entitled "T.X. Taja Exterminator". See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Taja believes she spotted her long lost father - but then she is taken through a portal to the Cobalt mines and becomes a prisoner of Shang Tsung. His servant Vorpax takes care of Taja, they are exploring the mines together, but without finding Taja's father. Shang Tsung meanwhile sets the trap: he wants Kung Lao to come to Taja's rescue, and then capture him.
Altogether, this episode dwells a bit less on the fighting and more on Taja's character, which is good. Nonetheless Taja has a great scene, kicking a guard in the teeth who is about twice as tall.