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{{nihongo|'''Toro'''|トロ}}, full name {{nihongo|'''Toro Inoue'''|井上トロ|Inoue Toro}}, also known as the '''Sony Cat''', is a fictional character created by ].<ref>Gantayat, Anoop (2004-07-12). . ]. Retrieved on 2008-11-27</ref> He is an anthropomorphized cat who behaves like a human in an attempt to become a human.<ref name=":0">{{cite web |title=ポケピ紹介 - どこいつ.com | PlayStation |url=https://www.playstation.com/ja-jp/games/dokodemoissyo/character |access-date=8 May 2023}}</ref>
{{nihongo|'''Toro'''|トロ}}, full name {{nihongo|'''Toro Inoue'''|井上トロ|Inoue Toro}}, also known as the '''Sony Cat''', is a fictional character created by ].<ref>Gantayat, Anoop (2004-07-12). . ]. Retrieved on 2008-11-27</ref> He is an anthropomorphized cat who behaves like a human in an attempt to become a human.<ref name=":0">{{cite web |title=ポケピ紹介 - どこいつ.com | PlayStation |url=https://www.playstation.com/ja-jp/games/dokodemoissyo/character |access-date=8 May 2023}}</ref>
Toro first appeared in the ] game {{Ill|Doko Demo Issho: Watashi na Ehon|ja|-どこでもいっしょ- 私なえほん}}. He serves as Sony's ] in Japan, in particular the ].
Toro first appeared in the ] game {{Ill|Doko Demo Issho|ja|どこでもいっしょ}}. He serves as Sony's ] in Japan, in particular the ].
==Character==
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==Video game appearances==
==Video game appearances==
Toro first appeared on 22 July 1999 as the main ] in the video game {{Ill|Doko Demo Issho: Watashi na Ehon|ja|-どこでもいっしょ- 私なえほん}} (also romanized as ''Doko Demo Issyo'', meaning "Together Anywhere") on the ], and included support for the ]. The game won the ]' Game of the Year award alongside ].
Toro first appeared on 22 July 1999 as the main ] in the video game {{Ill|Doko Demo Issho|ja|どこでもいっしょ}} (also romanized as ''Doko Demo Issyo'', meaning "Together Anywhere") on the ], and included support for the ]. The game won the ]' Game of the Year award alongside ].
In 2004, ''Doko Demo Issho'' was released on the ], a free demo being available in the Japanese ].
In 2004, ''Doko Demo Issho'' was released on the ], a free demo being available in the Japanese ].
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Toro (トロ), full name Toro Inoue (井上トロ, Inoue Toro), also known as the Sony Cat, is a fictional character created by Sony Interactive Entertainment. He is an anthropomorphized cat who behaves like a human in an attempt to become a human.
Toro is an anthropomorphized white Japanese bobtail cat of a chibi design style. Toro is characterized by his big, trapezoid-shaped head, a rectangular-shaped body, and its vast variety of face expressions. Toro's family name originated from the sushi chef that adopted him after he got abandoned.
Toro appears in the PlayStation 3 title Mainichi Issho ("Everyday Together"), a talk show-like game where Toro delivers daily news together with Kuro, his black cat neighbor. Players answer trivia questions to win in-game money (Myale) and prizes such as decorations for Toro's in-game apartment; an online IQ test versus game is also available. Mainichi Issho was available free of charge download on the Japanese PlayStation. A sequel, Weekly Toro Station, was released in November 2009 as a replacement for Issho.
Toro is the main character of the free downloadable PlayStation Vita game Toro's Friend Network, in which the player must help him make friends so that he can save Kuro who has been kidnapped.
Toro stared in Toro Puzzle, released for Android and iOS in Japan, in 2019, and later released in North America in 2020 as Toro and Friends: Onsen Town.
