Doko Demo Issho - Inoue Toro - Sitting (Namco)Inoue Toro · Namco

Namco presents Inoue Toro from the Doko Demo Issho series in a sitting pose, standing approximately 130mm tall. This figure depicts the beloved PlayStation mascot in one of his characteristic relaxed positions. Doko Demo Issho, which translates to "Together Everywhere," is a Japanese virtual pet game series first released for the PlayStation in 1999. Developed by BeXide Inc. and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment, the games feature "pokepi" (pocket people) that players interact with through talking, feeding, photography, and minigames. Toro Inoue, a small white cat character introduced in the first game, became the series' principal identifying character and was adopted by Sony as a mascot for the PlayStation brand in Japan. The original game sold over 1.1 million copies and spawned entries across multiple PlayStation platforms. Toro has since appeared in advertising, public events, and crossover appearances with other game franchises. This sitting version of Inoue Toro captures the character's simple, charming design that has endeared him to Japanese audiences for over two decades.