Kenshi refuses to bow in Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind, a 2022 American animated action-fantasy from director Rick Morales set within the long-running Mortal Kombat universe.

What is Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind about?

Kano is on a mission to seize Earthrealm, tearing through town after town with three ruthless Black Dragon mercenaries at his side. Communities that resist are wiped out without hesitation, and Kano's campaign seems unstoppable until it runs into one holdout: a young man named Kenshi who refuses to submit no matter the cost. As Kano's forces close in, Kenshi has to find the resolve and the skill to stand against a far stronger enemy, drawing on the fighting traditions the Mortal Kombat mythology is built on. The film moves at a brisk pace, built around escalating confrontations between Kenshi and the Black Dragon crew rather than a sprawling plot, staying close to the animated franchise's reputation for hard-edged, stylized combat.

About the cast

Manny Jacinto voices Kenshi as the film's central holdout, with David Wenham voicing Kano as the story's driving antagonist. Ron Yuan, Keith Silverstein, Courtenay Taylor, Yuri Lowenthal, Artt Butler, and Imari Williams round out the voice cast across the Black Dragon mercenaries and the wider Mortal Kombat roster.

Context & significance

Snow Blind is part of the Mortal Kombat Legends line of animated features, which builds standalone stories inside the fighting-game franchise's established world and characters. At 82 minutes, the film keeps its runtime tight, concentrating on a small cast and a direct conflict rather than the sprawling tournament structure of the wider Mortal Kombat mythology.

Watching Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind on Ktime

Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, giving viewers the choice of Farsi audio or the original English track with Farsi subtitles. All that's needed to watch is a free K-Time account login, and there is no cost to browse this page or the rest of the catalogue. K-Time's Farsi interface is designed for Persian-speaking audiences, making it easy to search for, save, and pick up titles like this across different devices.