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Summary edit

Artwork of Sheng Long from 1UP.com's retrospective on Electronic Gaming Monthly after their 200th issue. The artwork was originally used in their April 1997 issue for a repeat of the character hoax due to the release of Street Fighter III.

Source: Electronic Gaming Monthly Retrospective on 1UP.com after their 200th issue.

Purpose: To illustrate the design for the "character", which has become Sheng Long's defined appearance used in material since 1997 by Electronic Gaming Monthly.

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