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YAGOO
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Motoaki Tanigou (Japanese: (nicknames: "YAGOO" and "Tanigox") is the CEO of the Vtuber and virtual reality, augmented reality-related Cover Corporation (of Hololive TV).
In past years, he was a director for the video games with licensed Sanrio characters, Sanrio Timenet: Kako-Hen and Mirai-Hen; working under Imagineer, and alongside him a group of other development groups indirectly involved; Holon, Inspace (including former Sanrio artist Hisato Inoue), duplex and others unlisted. Following Sanrio Timenet, he directed Space-Net: Cosmo Red and Cosmo Blue.
Trivia
- His nickname "YAGOO" originated from a streamer mispronouncing his name.
Sources
- Sanrio Timenet: Kako-Hen and Mirai-Hen and Space-Net: Cosmo Red and Cosmo Blue, in-game staff rolls
- Motoaki Tanigou's Twitter
- Holosoku (dead link)
- Hololive Wiki editors (reworded), citing a YouTube video.
