Mortal Kombat 2 Streaming Next Week: Johnny Cage Joins Fight Against Emperor Shao Kahn

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July 18, 2026


Mortal Kombat 2 Streaming: "Mortal Kombat 2" is coming to HBO Max on July 24. The sequel follows the 2021 video game adaptation. 

    
Karl Urban as Johnny Cage in the Mortal Kombat 2 streaming sequel fighting against Emperor Shao Kahn.

It earned $129 million at the worldwide box office. Simon McQuoid returns to direct. He also helmed the original "Mortal Kombat." The story centers on Johnny Cage. 


He's a martial arts actor recruited by the thunder god Raiden. Sonya Blade also brings him into the fold. 


Cage joins Earthrealm's fighters for an inter-dimensional tournament. Their opponents are the Outworld warriors. 


The team must stop the tyrannical emperor Shao Kahn. Kitana, a deadly Edenian princess, aids their fight.


The first film introduced fans to several iconic characters from the game franchise. The sequel adds new faces to the roster. 


Karl Urban, known for "The Boys," steps into the role of Cage. Adeline Rudolph plays Kitana. 


Tati Gabrielle joins as Jade, Kitana's childhood friend. Damon Herriman takes on the dark wizard Quan Chi. 


Martyn Ford portrays Shao Kahn, the Outworld's ruthless emperor. Ana Thu Nguyen plays Queen Sindel, Kitana's mother. 


Desmond Chiam appears as King Jerrod, Kitana's father. CJ Bloomfield rounds out the new cast as the fanged warrior Baraka.


Several actors reprise their roles from the first film. Lewis Tan returns as original protagonist Cole Young. 


Jessica McNamee is back as military officer Sonya Blade. Ludi Lin reprises karate master Liu Kang. 


Mehcad Brooks returns as Jackson "Jax" Briggs, whose bionic arms give him superhuman strength. 


Josh Lawson plays the Australian killer Kano once again. Chin Han returns as the sorcerer Shang Tsung. Tadanobu Asano is back as Raiden. 


Hiroyuki Sanada reprises his role as Scorpion. Joe Taslim returns as Scorpion's rival, Sub-Zero. 

Max Huang rounds out the returning cast as Kung Lao, known for his razor-edged hat. 


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