Feminist website questions Chun-Li's absence from the "Mortal Kombat" movie, netizens complain

The movie "Mortal Kombat" adapted from the game recently released a new trailer, and the bloody scenes that the audience expected appeared. But what is puzzling is that after watching the trailer, the well-known foreign feminist website Jezebel wrote an article questioning "Who Forgot to Invite Chun-Li to the Mortal Kombat?"

The author of the article said that he is a keen film critic. After watching the trailer of the "Mortal Kombat" movie, he immediately found a mistake, that is, the movie did not include Chun-Li, which is a big plot hole. Chun-Li can kick those bad guys into slag with her whirlwind kick. This great female warrior should appear to fight for the fate of the earth!

This also made many people dumbfounded, because Chun-Li is a character in Capcom's "Street Fighter" series and has nothing to do with "Mortal Kombat". It would be strange for her to appear in the movie. Netizens think that this feminist website is just looking for something to bombard others' attention, but they don't understand the difference between the two works at all.

Many people complained in the comments section, some said that the Mortal Kombat series also has many female characters, such as Kronika, Cetrion, Kitana and Kira, but Jezebel questioned that Mortal Kombat did not include Chun-Li, a female character, which was really ignorant. Later, Jezebel also updated the news, but did not apologize or modify the article, just saying that they now know that Chun-Li is not a character in Mortal Kombat.