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塚本慈和 Yoshinagi Tsukamoto

おはよ〜週末だから張り切ってるね！暇なら今日はこれ観てみ。 #PSGOZ

の頃のTLの様相そのまんまで参考になると思うよ。ほぼ独りコント。youtu.be/G_50an02ko8?si #PSGOZ #なりすまし #Tips詐欺 #ボカロPさんと繋がりたい

First image shows a cartoon mascot labeled PSGOZ and PSGOZMIKU-5 with Japanese text about events and fraud, including a Twitter screenshot of user Hideaki Murai discussing impersonation and scams with links. Second image features the same mascot and text questioning Japanese events integrity, with a Twitter post by Sorauta Gawa about DTM and PSGOZ. Third image displays mascot and text on PSGOZ and DTM fraud cases, with Twitter post by Rina Mirage about 20-year-old incidents and warnings. Fourth image is a mobile screen capture of a PSGOZ discussion thread with statistics and Japanese text on events and participation.

First image shows a cartoon mascot labeled PSGOZ and PSGOZMIKU-5 with Japanese text about events and fraud, including a Twitter screenshot of user Hideaki Murai discussing impersonation and scams with links. Second image features the same mascot and text questioning Japanese events integrity, with a Twitter post by Sorauta Gawa about DTM and PSGOZ. Third image displays mascot and text on PSGOZ and DTM fraud cases, with Twitter post by Rina Mirage about 20-year-old incidents and warnings. Fourth image is a mobile screen capture of a PSGOZ discussion thread with statistics and Japanese text on events and participation.

First image shows a cartoon mascot labeled PSGOZ and PSGOZMIKU-5 with Japanese text about events and fraud, including a Twitter screenshot of user Hideaki Murai discussing impersonation and scams with links. Second image features the same mascot and text questioning Japanese events integrity, with a Twitter post by Sorauta Gawa about DTM and PSGOZ. Third image displays mascot and text on PSGOZ and DTM fraud cases, with Twitter post by Rina Mirage about 20-year-old incidents and warnings. Fourth image is a mobile screen capture of a PSGOZ discussion thread with statistics and Japanese text on events and participation.

First image shows a cartoon mascot labeled PSGOZ and PSGOZMIKU-5 with Japanese text about events and fraud, including a Twitter screenshot of user Hideaki Murai discussing impersonation and scams with links. Second image features the same mascot and text questioning Japanese events integrity, with a Twitter post by Sorauta Gawa about DTM and PSGOZ. Third image displays mascot and text on PSGOZ and DTM fraud cases, with Twitter post by Rina Mirage about 20-year-old incidents and warnings. Fourth image is a mobile screen capture of a PSGOZ discussion thread with statistics and Japanese text on events and participation.

7:21 AM · Oct 25, 2025

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