

Antony Starr, renowned for portraying the menacing Homelander in "The Boys," has confirmed he won't be lending his voice to the character in Mortal Kombat 1. Discover his response and the community's reaction below.

When a fan inquired on Instagram whether he'd voice Homelander in Mortal Kombat 1, Starr simply replied "nope," leaving enthusiasts of the brutal fighter disappointed.
The community had been thrilled when NetherRealm Studios announced Homelander among Mortal Kombat 1's upcoming DLC fighters. Starr's chilling performance as the sociopathic superhero in Amazon's "The Boys" has been widely acclaimed, helping propel the series to global success and even inspiring the spin-off "Gen V," where he makes a brief appearance.
On November 12, 2023, Starr shared behind-the-scenes photos from the series on Instagram, prompting the fateful question about his Mortal Kombat involvement. His blunt denial sent shockwaves through the fanbase.

The revelation understandably disappointed many, given how integral Starr's performance is to Homelander's terrifying appeal.

This development contrasts sharply with Mortal Kombat's tradition of securing original actors for guest fighters. Recently added character Omni-Man features J.K. Simmons reprising his role from "Invincible," leading fans to expect similar treatment for Homelander.

Some speculate Starr might be misleading fans in character, while others suggest non-disclosure agreements could prevent him from confirming involvement. Alternatively, the actor may have grown tired of constant queries and opted for a definitive answer.

Fans note Starr previously voiced Homelander in a Call of Duty crossover last July, proving his willingness to bring the character to gaming. This precedent keeps hope alive that he might yet appear in Mortal Kombat 1 despite his denial.
Whether Starr's statement holds true remains to be seen. The fighting game community eagerly awaits further details about Homelander's MK1 debut.