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A cool plot could involve Akuma from Street Fighter accidentally being transported to the Mortal Kombat realm. There, he's seen as a new threat, and Sub - Zero decides to take him on. But during their fight, they realize that there are greater forces at work trying to start a war between the two realms. So instead of fighting each other, they join forces, along with other fighters like Ken and Johnny Cage, to stop the real enemy that wants to see both worlds destroyed.

It could be Akuma. His Satsui no Hado gives him incredible power and his fighting skills are top - notch. In a crossover, he could easily adapt to the Mortal Kombat's more brutal fighting style and use his dark powers to overpower many opponents.

Perhaps there could be a story where the dark forces in Mortal Kombat are trying to corrupt the pure - hearted characters in Street Fighter. Akuma might be a target for this corruption. The Mortal Kombat villains could offer him more power in exchange for his loyalty. The other Street Fighter characters would then have to try and save Akuma from this dark influence, and they might seek help from some of the more morally ambiguous Mortal Kombat characters.

It's really hard to say for sure. Shao Kahn from Mortal Kombat is extremely powerful with his brute strength and magical abilities. But then you have characters like M. Bison from Street Fighter who has powerful psychic powers. If we consider a crossover, it might depend on the rules of the world they are in. In a world more based on Mortal Kombat's rules, Shao Kahn might have the edge, but in a more Street Fighter - like setting, M. Bison could be more dominant.

Yes, there are Street Fighter comics. They've been produced over the years and feature the popular characters and their adventures.

Sure. The backstory of Street Fighter 2010 involves various elements such as the characters' origins, past conflicts, and the circumstances that led to the events in the game. It adds more layers to the overall narrative.

Yes, they are. The Street Fighter comics have exciting storylines and great art.

Yes, there are Mortal Kombat comics. They expand on the story and characters of the game franchise.

Well, Mortal Kombat 11's story stands out for its character development. Characters like Raiden go through significant changes. He starts as a more traditional hero but is forced to make some tough choices that change his character arc. The story also has a great balance between the fighting action and the narrative. Each fight serves a purpose in advancing the story, whether it's a showdown between long - time rivals or a fight to protect a certain realm. It ties together all the different elements of the Mortal Kombat universe really well.

The street fighter caricatura usually has exaggerated features and bold colors to make the characters stand out.