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About Frost

Frost made her first appearance in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance as an apprentice to Sub-Zero, taking the character archetype of the overly ambitious fledgling. Her dedication to fighting and learning is overshadowed by her arrogance and hostility towards anyone she perceives to be greater than her, including her own master, whom she refers to as sifu (a Cantonese term for a master or teacher), and Sonya Blade. Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance is a video game developed and produced by Midway. ... Sub-Zero is the name of two characters from the Mortal Kombat series. ... For other uses, see Archetype (disambiguation). ... There are very few or no other articles that link to this one. ... Look up Arrogance in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. ... Sifu (師傅 or 師父; Pinyin: shīfu) is a Chinese term for a master or teacher. ... Sonya Blade is a video game character from the Mortal Kombat fighting games series. ...

Frost possess freezing abilities similar to that of Sub-Zero, albeit in a minor scale. Proof of this is in the both their abilities to form solid weapons by freezing surrounding water vapor: while Frost can create small daggers, Sub-Zero is capable of creating a sword.

Storyline

After Sub-Zero became Grandmaster of the Lin Kuei clan, he held a tournament in order to recruit strong warriors. The victor was Frost, whose exceptional skills impressed him. Breaking Lin Kuei tradition, Sub-Zero took her as his protegé and trained her personally. With his assistance, her ability to focus her freezing power increased. However, as her skills grew, so did her arrogance. Sub-Zero was unable to teach her humility. For the medieval saint of the same name, see Saint Humility. ...

When Raiden requested Sub-Zero's assistance in defeating the Deadly Alliance, Frost's training was cut short. Sub-Zero brought her along with him for assistance, hoping at the same time she would attain perspective and enlightenment through the experience of actual battle. After meeting with the other Earthrealm warriors (one of which was Sonya, who did not get along with Frost), she accompanied Sub-Zero into Outworld. It is revealed in the MK Deadly Alliance Konquest mode, that Sonya had a brief fight with Frost in which it seems Frost would have lost had the fight not been stopped by the other fellow warriors. It seems Sonya never trusted Frost and was suspicious of her intentions in addition to the fact that she despised the arrogance of the new Lin Kuei warrior. “Rayden” redirects here. ... Sonya Blade is a video game character from the Mortal Kombat fighting games series. ...

Once there, her true intentions for joining the Lin Kuei became apparent. Desiring to become Grand Master of the clan herself, she immobilized Sub-Zero with a freezing blast and tore the Dragon Medallion (an artifact which enhanced Sub-Zero's abilities, as well as the symbol of Lin Kuei leadership) from his chest. Without the strength and discipline required to control the medallion's power, she was consumed by her own freezing ability, seemingly killing her.

Seemingly forgiving her for her betrayal, Sub-Zero searched for a suitable place to bury her remains. He discovered the ancient ruins of a holy structure erected by the long-lost race of Cryomancers. After careful study of the building, Sub-Zero came to believe that both he and Frost were their descendants and laid her body to rest in a sarcophagus before leaving.

However, during the events of Mortal Kombat: Deception, Frost awoke some time after Sub-Zero's departure, miraculously alive after all. Realizing she was still in Outworld and that Sub-Zero had left her for dead, she swore to make him pay.^[1] Frost then returned to the Lin Kuei temple, hearing Sub-Zero was still in Outworld and hoping to kill him. Later, she entered a state of delirium, seeing Sub-Zero everywhere. Frost dispatched many Lin Kuei members while in this state until Sub-Zero returned. He deep froze Frost into an ice coffin and placed her in the chamber of the fallen Lin Kuei, sealing it later with an ice wall. Later, as the events of Armageddon begin, Taven revived her from her ice coffin. Frost, still seeing Sub-Zero everywhere, attacked him, but was still defeated by Taven. After the fight, she realized Taven is not Sub-Zero, and left the chamber to parts unknown. Mortal Kombat: Deception is the latest game in the controversial and bloody Mortal Kombat video game series by Midway. ... Taven is a fictional character in the Mortal Kombat fighting game series. ...

In her Armageddon ending, after Frost defeats Blaze and becomes stronger, she once again takes Sub-Zero's medallion and becomes all powerful. She then takes the souls of her ancestors and places them into the current Lin Kuei warriors. With her enhanced army, she takes over the realms, leaving each one a frozen wasteland.^[2]

There are hints in the ongoing Mortal Kombat storyline that Frost may be the long lost sister to both Sub-Zero and Noob Saibot but as yet this hasn't been confirmed or denied.

Combat characteristics

Signature moves

• Ground Freeze: Frost sends a stream of ice along the ground, freezing the opponent on contact (MK:DA, MK:A)
• Frosty Slide: Frost dashes low along a patch of ice, knocking the opponent off their feet and into the air. (MK:DA, MK:A)
• Teleporting Uppercut: Frost disappears out of sight, then reappears behind the opponent with an uppercut. (MK:A)
• Ice Puddle: Frost shoots a stream of ice on the ground, resulting in a puddle. If the opponent is on the puddle, they are open for a hit. This was one of Sub-Zero's signature moves from the early MK games.(MK:A)

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