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Shang Tsung es un poderoso hechicero, alguna vez campeón de Mortal Kombat, con la capacidad de absorber almas y cambiar de forma. Fue el primer enemigo final de la serie de videojuegos, presentado como un anciano hechicero hasta Mortal Kombat II, momento en que fue rejuvenecido y empoderado por Shao Kahn. De acuerdo a John Tobias, durante la etapa conceptual de Mortal Kombat se tuvo pensado un movimiento final para este personaje con el cual decapitaría a su oponente, razón por la cual está armado con una katana. Esta idea sirvió como base para la posterior creación del Fatality. En Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance, este personaje forma una alianza temporal con Quan Chi para deshacerse de sus enemigos y así apoderarse de los reinos, alianza que concluyó violentamente con el retorno de Onaga. Shang Tsung (尚宗); is a character in the Mortal Kombat fighting game series. He is one of the few original characters, debuting in the first Mortal Kombat arcade game, in which he served as the final boss. Shang Tsung is the secondary main villain of the Mortal Kombat tournaments. Specifically, he is the main villain of Mortal Kombat I (1992), one of the two main villains of Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance (the other being Quan Chi), as well as the secondary villain of Mortal Kombat 9s arcade mode, and the key villain in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. He is Shao Kahn's right-hand-man and the nemesis of its de-facto hero, Liu Kang. He is a powerful, manipulative, and deadly sorcerer, virtually unmatched in his mastery over sorcery, and a shapeshifter who consumes souls in order to sustain himself. Shang Tsung is a video game character in the Mortal Kombat fighting game series. He was portrayed by Ho Sung Pak in the first game, Philip Ahn in the second game and John Turk in the third and subsequent games. He was the final boss in the first Mortal Kombat game. A powerful and deadly wizard and primary antagonist in the Mortal Kombat series, Shang Tsung is a shapeshifter who absorbs the souls of those he slays in order to maintain his youth and power. He has morphed into various physical forms throughout Mortal Kombat. Shang Tsung é um personagem da série de jogos de luta Mortal Kombat.Ele é um dos poucos personagens que estrearam no primeiro jogo de arcade Mortal Kombat,em que ele atuou como o chefe final.É o grande feiticeiro de Shao Kahn. Shang Tsung is a primary antagonist in the Mortal Kombat series of fighting games. He is a shapeshifting sorcerer who requires the souls of other beings in order to sustain his life force. Allied with Shao Kahn, he is granted the status of being a free roaming sorcerer, who can move between realms undetected by the Elder Gods. While he is technically a subordinate of Shao Kahn, his loyalty ultimatly seems to be to himself, as evidenced when he allied with Quan Chi to take down Shao Kahn. Under Shao Kahn, Shang Tsung has consistently performed as the host of the Mortal Kombat tournaments. Shang Tsung (Born 1985, December 9th) is the Imperial Emperor of China, he is a former soldier from Taiwan, being one of the few decedents from the early Chinese dynastic era he was selected as becoming the Emperor of China in 2010, he was officially crowned with the Crown of Divinity. His personality is being calm, just, and fair. He's supportive of very liberal actions, but says that in order to maintain a good nation, that strict Chinese culture must be enforced, hes supportive of LGBT rights, human rights, and freedom from persecution for inequalities of yourself. Shang Tsung (尚宗) es un hechicero que ha aparecido en la saga de Mortal Kombat, éste personaje está bajo las órdenes del emperador Shao Kahn. Shang Tsung is a villain in the Mortal Kombat universe and the archenemy of Liu Kang. Duel Record: 5-3 Shang Tsung is Shao Kahn's bitch right hand man, who hosts those blasted tournaments created by some gods to stop Shao Kahn from conquering the world. He also has this habit of stealing people's souls. Shang Tsung is the secondary antagonist of the Mortal Kombat series. He is Shao Kahn's right-hand-man and the nemesis of its de-facto protagonist, Liu Kang. He is a powerful, unmerciful, manipulative, heartless, and deadly sorcerer, virtually unmatched in his mastery of sorcery, and a shapeshifter who consumes souls in order to sustain himself. He is the main antagonist of the first Mortal Kombat game and movie, secondary antagonist in Mortal Kombat 2, 3 and 9, one of the two main antagonists in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, and the quartenary antagonist in Mortal Kombat Armageddon.

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Shang Tsung is a villain in the Mortal Kombat universe and the archenemy of Liu Kang. Shang Tsung (尚宗); is a character in the Mortal Kombat fighting game series. He is one of the few original characters, debuting in the first Mortal Kombat arcade game, in which he served as the final boss. Duel Record: 5-3 Shang Tsung is Shao Kahn's bitch right hand man, who hosts those blasted tournaments created by some gods to stop Shao Kahn from conquering the world. He also has this habit of stealing people's souls. Shang Tsung is a video game character in the Mortal Kombat fighting game series. He was portrayed by Ho Sung Pak in the first game, Philip Ahn in the second game and John Turk in the third and subsequent games. He was the final boss in the first Mortal Kombat game. A powerful and deadly wizard and primary antagonist in the Mortal Kombat series, Shang Tsung is a shapeshifter who absorbs the souls of those he slays in order to maintain his youth and power. He has morphed into various physical forms throughout Mortal Kombat. Shang Tsung é um personagem da série de jogos de luta Mortal Kombat.Ele é um dos poucos personagens que estrearam no primeiro jogo de arcade Mortal Kombat,em que ele atuou como o chefe final.É o grande feiticeiro de Shao Kahn. Shang Tsung is the secondary main villain of the Mortal Kombat tournaments. Specifically, he is the main villain of Mortal Kombat I (1992), one of the two main villains of Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance (the other being Quan Chi), as well as the secondary villain of Mortal Kombat 9s arcade mode, and the key villain in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. He is Shao Kahn's right-hand-man and the nemesis of its de-facto hero, Liu Kang. He is a powerful, manipulative, and deadly sorcerer, virtually unmatched in his mastery over sorcery, and a shapeshifter who consumes souls in order to sustain himself. Shang Tsung (Born 1985, December 9th) is the Imperial Emperor of China, he is a former soldier from Taiwan, being one of the few decedents from the early Chinese dynastic era he was selected as becoming the Emperor of China in 2010, he was officially crowned with the Crown of Divinity. His personality is being calm, just, and fair. He's supportive of very liberal actions, but says that in order to maintain a good nation, that strict Chinese culture must be enforced, hes supportive of LGBT rights, human rights, and freedom from persecution for inequalities of yourself. Shang Tsung is a primary antagonist in the Mortal Kombat series of fighting games. He is a shapeshifting sorcerer who requires the souls of other beings in order to sustain his life force. Allied with Shao Kahn, he is granted the status of being a free roaming sorcerer, who can move between realms undetected by the Elder Gods. While he is technically a subordinate of Shao Kahn, his loyalty ultimatly seems to be to himself, as evidenced when he allied with Quan Chi to take down Shao Kahn. Under Shao Kahn, Shang Tsung has consistently performed as the host of the Mortal Kombat tournaments. Shang Tsung (尚宗) es un hechicero que ha aparecido en la saga de Mortal Kombat, éste personaje está bajo las órdenes del emperador Shao Kahn. Shang Tsung is the secondary antagonist of the Mortal Kombat series. He is Shao Kahn's right-hand-man and the nemesis of its de-facto protagonist, Liu Kang. He is a powerful, unmerciful, manipulative, heartless, and deadly sorcerer, virtually unmatched in his mastery of sorcery, and a shapeshifter who consumes souls in order to sustain himself. He is the main antagonist of the first Mortal Kombat game and movie, secondary antagonist in Mortal Kombat 2, 3 and 9, one of the two main antagonists in Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, and the quartenary antagonist in Mortal Kombat Armageddon. Shang Tsung es un poderoso hechicero, alguna vez campeón de Mortal Kombat, con la capacidad de absorber almas y cambiar de forma. Fue el primer enemigo final de la serie de videojuegos, presentado como un anciano hechicero hasta Mortal Kombat II, momento en que fue rejuvenecido y empoderado por Shao Kahn. De acuerdo a John Tobias, durante la etapa conceptual de Mortal Kombat se tuvo pensado un movimiento final para este personaje con el cual decapitaría a su oponente, razón por la cual está armado con una katana. Esta idea sirvió como base para la posterior creación del Fatality. En Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance, este personaje forma una alianza temporal con Quan Chi para deshacerse de sus enemigos y así apoderarse de los reinos, alianza que concluyó violentamente con el retorno de Onaga. La apariencia anciana de Tsung está disponible como un modelo prefabricado en el modo Kreate-a-Fighter de Mortal Kombat Armageddon. Según un boceto conceptual por John Tobias su nombre original era Shang Lao, un poderoso demonio maldito por sus dioses y por ésto obligado a beber la sangre de verdaderos guerreros. La supuesta forma demoníaca de Shang Tsung también sería revelada por otro arte de Tobias, pero esta forma no ha sido introducida en algún videojuego. También suponía ser el padre de Kitsune, quien se enamoraría de Liu Kang. La historia complementaria de Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero sugiere que el hechicero es nativo de Earthrealm. En Mortal Kombat Collector's Edition se reitera que Shang Tsung esta maldito por los dioses pero esta vez debe tomar el alma de sus enemigos en vez de beber su sangre. Además de la hechicería, Shang Tsung ha demostrado cierto talento en la manipulación de especies, al crear seres como Mileena y otros clones de ella, los Super Tarkatas y la teórica restauración de los raptors.

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