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Tomoyoshi
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| Name: | トモヨシ |
| Alias(es): | Tomoyoshi |
| Type: | Fan Game Creator |
| Fandoms: | Hetalia |
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| URL: | Tomoyoshi on Nico Nico Douga |
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Tomoyoshi is a Japanese creator in the Hetalia fandom. Their most known video games in the English Hetalia fandom is HetaOni, but they also made RomaHeta, and Cancel a Format. All of their games are originally in Japanese, but have been fan-translated.
Fan Games
HetaOni
Hetaoni is a Hetalia fan game made in RPG Maker based on AoOni. It involves the countries being trapped in a building with grey monsters. It was created in 2011, has 17 chapters and is unfinished. It's unlikely that the game will be finished.
Pianodream with Neo-Kyno made a playable English translation for HetaOni , and no longer wants any association to it due to people mistaking them for the creator and harassing them for updates.
Cancel a Format
Cancel a Format [1] is a R18 Gakuen Hetalia fan game that Tomoyoshi worked on with a small group of developers. The story begins with the heroine waking up with Amnesia at W Academy with everyone assuming she’s an unknown country and her life as she lives with these countries.
There was an fan translated English version of the game ongoing but was canceled after they reached out to Tomoyoshi for proper permission. Tomoyoshi did not want their game redistributed as a translation, as they weren’t given proper credit for their previous games. [2] They continued working on the translation, but cancelled their development on the English version of the game.