Is Mortal Kombat: Conquest coming back?

Mortal Kombat: Conquest ended on May 22, 1999, after its first season aired on syndication. The show concluded its run over two decades ago, with no plans for continuation or revival announced.

This action, adventure, and fantasy series was set in a distant past where a group of warriors fought to protect the Earth Realm from the forces of Outworld. The series depicted the struggles of three strangers—monk Kung Lao, exiled guard Siro, and thief Taja—who were chosen to defend their world through a martial arts tournament called Mortal Kombat. The show explored themes of honor, bravery, and the fight against evil during a time of darkness and fury.

The cast included Paolo Montalban as Kung Lao, Daniel Bernhardt as Siro, Kristanna Loken as Taja, Jeffrey Meek as Rayden and Shao Kahn, Tracy Douglas as Vorpax, and Bruce Locke as Shang Tsung. The series had a runtime of 60 minutes per episode and holds a rating of 5.6 on TVMaze.