Did the USA Network's Action Crossover ever get a conclusion?

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Back when the USA Network was running cartoons they had an action block consisting of:

- Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm
- Street Fighter
- Wing Commander Academy
- Savage Dragon

When the shows were being produced, each series had an episode featuring an individual who was traveling between universes to secure a prevent an elemental orb from falling into the wrong hand. I saw the parts in the story pertaining to Street Fighter and wing Commander Academy, but did the storyline ever get a resolution or remain without a finish?
 
As far as I know, the story ended with Wing Commander.

Since the... I think it was the Sunstone couldn't be taken from that planet without destroying it *and* the king's dimension was probably dead by then he decided to stay with the Sunstone to protect it, I think. It was kinda sad since he effectively failed his mission.
 
^Actually, I think the object was just called The Orb, IIRC.

FTR, the show-traveling gentleman in question was called The Warrior King, and he was voiced by Michael Dorn. The exact oder of the USA shows (and consequently, the Warrior King's journeys) went thusly:

Street Fighter-
The Warrior King first embarks on his dimension-crossing journey, chasing the orb in the SF universe, where M. Bison seizes the Orb and uses its' power to blackmail various nations of the world with The Orb's climate-changing powers. During the course of the mission, the WK briefly becomes smitten with Chun-Li.

Mortal Kombat-
The Orb makes its' way into Outworld, where it temporarily drains Raiden of his godly powers. The WK doesn't actually interact with the MK cast; at the end of the episode, when Raiden tosses the Orb into a portal, we see a silhouette of the Warrior King chasing after it.

Savage Dragon-
In the Savage Dragon universe, The Fiend finds the Orb and attempts to use it for his own nefarious ends. Dragon and Alex Wilde team up with the WK to stop him.

Wing Commander-see spoiler printed above.
 
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