Since Kronika is an Elder God, she may not have anticipated a need to make sure Geras would outlast her. It would seem that, because Geras' immortality is directly linked to Kronika, killing her will allow him to die as well. This appears to give the restless immortal peace at long last. In Geras' arcade ending, he defeats Kronika himself and then sacrifices his life to the hourglass. There's evidence for this possibility in the main game as well. Senior Production Manager, Design at NetherRealm Studios Jonathan Andersen recently implied on Twitter that it's possible defeating Kronika for good also killed off Geras permanently. While this may pale compared to other things Geras has survived, it appears that Kronika is the reason Geras can't die in the main game. Geras also gets himself into trouble when Shao Kahn beats his head into pulp, after which he stops making appearances.
In both possible endings for the Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath DLC, Kronika is defeated. RELATED: Mortal Kombat Sequel Moving Forward With Moon Knight Writer In the base game, he survives a number of painful and lethal events, but his luck may have finally run out in the DLC. His fighting style revolves around his control of earth and sand, but in the story, his main claim to fame is his inability to die. Geras was introduced in Mortal Kombat 11 as the loyal underling of the villain Kronika. Mortal Kombat 11 has a very high body count even for a Mortal Kombat title, and it appears that Geras has now died permanently as well. However, the newcomers of this game appear to have been less fortunate than most of the characters introduced in Mortal Kombat 10 and Mortal Kombat 9. Mortal Kombat 11 is the latest game in the Mortal Kombat series, and it followed in the footsteps of the two previous games by introducing a number of new characters to the brawl.
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