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Shao Kahn, Sonya, and Kano appears as they originally did. The arena appears as it does in Mortal Kombat II in Retrocade.

A collapsed chariot, which can be jumped off of to escape the corner.

A discarded shield, which when grabbed is used to bash the opponent across their chest and jaw.

Three burning logs from a smoldering grill pit, which can be thrown at a high angle, knocking jumping opponents down.

The koliseum features five stage interactions, which from farthest left to right are as follows: During the time anomaly, fragments of the former coliseum are present, merging with the stadium of the present. The background arena now includes various Mayan motifs, a pit which leads to a beast pen, weapons and shields were placed and gladiators riding in chariots are present. In Mortal Kombat 11 Kahn's Arena, now Kotal's Koliseum, was changed drastically when Kotal Kahn became the emperor, where besides the usual death matches and public executions occur, more traditional gladiatorial events now take place, such as chariot racing and battles against the many vicious beasts of Outworld. This stage serves as the last arena in the "Mortal Kombat II" retelling and the final stage in the arcade ladder with the battle with Shao Kahn. In addition, this version is shown to have a dirt floor instead of a concrete linear pathway used for fighting, a much larger viewing audience for the width of the arena's spectacular and violent battles with a Tormentor fending off tamers in the background. The emperor is now fully animated, mocking the fighters during the fight. Five characters can be randomly shown to be chained in the background - Kira, Li Mei, Tanya, Kitana and Skarlet.

In Mortal Kombat (2011), Kahn's Arena was renamed to "Kahn's Koliseum". All of them appear to be Shao Kahn's slaves, and none of them is animated. The arena also has four prisoners in chains, posted on a platform above each one of the death traps. At the outer part of the fighting area are two breakable wooden pillars east and west, and Shao Kahn's Wrath Hammer appears as a stage weapon, at the northern part of the arena. The arena contains four death traps, one located in each diagonal corner: a giant meat grinder northwest, an acid pool northeast, a lava pool southwest, and a pit filled with long spikes southeast. As in previous versions, Kahn watches the fights personally, sitting at his throne atop a staircase leading to the outer area of the arena (he is still seen sitting regardless of whether both or either player has chosen Shao Kahn). This time as an octogonal arena at the center of which is a wooden platform, where the fighters start, that is raised to the middle of the coliseum at the beginning of a fight.

In Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, Kahn's Arena was renamed to "Battle Arena". Kano and Sonya still appeared chained up in the background however, if the player engages in a secret boss battle with Kano, neither can be seen in the final fights (with Sonya being freed and Kano being dismembered). The arena is depicted slightly different the arena is no longer a walkway, but an elevated circular platform. In Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks, Kahn's Arena returns and serves as the stage for the final battles of the game against Shang Tsung, Kintaro, and Shao Kahn.

Kahn's Arena also reappeared in Mortal Kombat Trilogy however, Sonya and Kano were removed from the background as both characters were playable. Shao Kahn sits on a throne in the center stage, standing to announce the winner to finish their oponent, and leaves the throne to personally fight the final kombatant. Crowds of Outworlders watch in the background as the kombatants fight, cheering whenever Kintaro or Shao Kahn hits the player character with a powerful attack.

Debuting in Mortal Kombat II, Sonya Blade and Kano were held in Kahn's Arena as prisoners forced to observe the vicious battles that took place.