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Masayuki Hasegawa
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Masayuki Hasegawa (長谷川 雅幸) is a former[3] artist at Sega.

In 1993 he became the deputy manager of the second design section with Sega CS1, having previously been the acting manager of Sega CS3's design section.[2]

Due to similar names, art styles and histories, it has been speculated by VGDensetsu that Masayuki Hasegawa is the real name of manga artist Masaki Segawa.[4] The two names are credited separately in Blue Stinger and Illbleed.

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