Mortal Kombat

The film emphasizes martial skills and family history rather than LGBTQ+ identities. It avoids negative stereotypes but does not feature any visible LGBTQ+ characters or stories.

Female fighters like Sonya Blade and Kitana are shown as strong and central to the mission. The film portrays women as equals in combat, avoiding submissive roles.

The story features a mix of ethnicities by centering characters of Chinese descent and including a global cast. This approach moves away from Anglo-centric hero types.

The plot centers on a mythic world where bloodlines and ancient destinies are key. It avoids modern social structures in favor of a tournament-based system.

Characters are portrayed as physically fit and skilled in combat, leaving little room for disability representation. This focus might sideline characters with physical or cognitive differences.