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"Welcome to my game, buddy."
Mr. TomatoS is a PC game released in 2021, created by OXTORD Games. It is inspired by an online game called Hungry Pumkin.As the title suggests, the protagonist of the game is a giant floating tomato with a face, simply called Mr. Tomatos, who wants the player to feed him whatever food he chooses from the table in front of him. However, there's more to this sentient fruit than just eating...
The game is available for download here
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A sequel called Ms. LemonS was released in February 23, 2023 and is available for download here. The two games can even be bought together through a bundle.
"I am very glad that you decided to help me. I would like you to feed me because I'm very hungry and I can't eat on my own. I want tropes."
- Anthropomorphic Food: Mr. TomatoS, duh.
- Art-Style Dissonance: An innocent-looking game with cartoonish graphics whose main character is a demon from the depths of Hell seeking to consume the player's soul, escape his game, and wreak havoc onto the internet.
- Berserk Button: Mr. TomatoS' anger meter will increase if you either put all three foods in the blender, feed him the wrong one, or use the poison on him during the boss battle section.
- Big Eater: Mr. TomatoS chows down on a lot of food given to him by the player throughout the game.
- Blank White Eyes: If the player manages to finish the last feeding session with the anger meter below 10 or simply wastes all of the food, Mr. TomatoS will suddenly gain a demonic appearance that has these as well as a long tongue.
- Boss Battle: Occurs when you feed Mr. TomatoS enough food without filling up his anger meter. He takes on the same form for the wasted food ending, asks the player for their soul and battles them. To defeat him, you must use the poison on him until his health is gone, but it increases his anger level, so you also have to feed him some food to pacify him.
- Breaking the Fourth Wall: Mr. TomatoS acknowledges that he's in a game multiple times, with the very first thing he says when the player boots up the game for the first time even being "Welcome to my game, buddy".
- Creepy Monotone: Mr. TomatoS consistently speaks in an emotionless monotone, even when he gets mad at the player for making a mistake.
- Disguised Horror Story: Under certain circumstances, Mr. TomatoS will suddenly take on a demonic form and a more sinister personality.
- A Dog Named "Dog": Mr. TomatoS is a tomato. 'Nuff said.
- Eldritch Abomination: Mr. TomatoS is implied to be one, as the many foods that he eats are actually pieces of code that make him stronger with every bite, and once he has consumed enough code, he will be able to escape the game and into the internet.
- Expy: Mr. TomatoS is one of the infamous Hungry Pumpkin from Pumkin Land.
- Faux Affably Evil: Mr. TomatoS seems like a harmless guy at first glance, but if you anger him ten times, feed him enough food with his anger below 10, or just disregard his order to stay out of the game, he will end you.
- Hell Is That Noise:
- Sometimes, Mr. TomatoS' request will be censored by loud static that must be remedied by using the sound normalizer.
- The scream Mr. TomatoS makes when he attacks you in the anger ending and when you fail to defeat him in the boss battle.
- I'm a Humanitarian: Some of the many foods that you can feed Mr. TomatoS are a bowl of tomato soup, ketchup, and a salad with a tomato in it.
- Multiple Endings:
- Angering Mr. TomatoS ten times, after which he evolves into a more demonic form with the food replaced with body parts. After the player feeds him enough body parts, he declares that he will have them for breakfast and attacks them.
- Putting all of the food in the blender until his anger fills up, upon which he will take on a creepier appearance and, assuming that the player knows what's going on, decide that they aren't the one he needs before ejecting them from the game.
- What does the knife do if you use it in gameplay? It stabs Mr. TomatoS in the head! Before he dies, he congratulates the player and says goodbye.
- Fighting him as he tries to take your soul. If you successfully defeat him, he congratulates the player and explodes, but if you anger him ten times, he will attack you and take your soul.
- Finishing the final challenge without angering Mr. TomatoS once, upon which he will congratulate the player for finishing their work and give them a document composed entirely of random numbers before kicking them out with the order to never come back. If the player doesn't heed his wishes and replays the game anyway, he will reappear in a demonic form even scarier than his other forms and attack the player for not listening to him.
- Deleting the game after entering the code, upon which a glitchy Mr. TomatoS appears to congratulate the player yet again before announcing that he'll be back. However, the player must purchase the previously unavailable ID from the shop before doing so; doing so without the ID will trigger another ending where he catches on to the player and ejects them from the game.
- The fifth ending has Mr. TomatoS repeat his phrase when the player returns for another feeding session, only to realize that he already said it and that the player is torturing him, either because they know about his plans or they're just a "sick bastard". He then goes on, stating that he's more than zeroes and ones and that he used to be alive, before apologizing to the player for not keeping his promise and deleting himself from the game.
- Perpetual Smiler: Mr. TomatoS' default expression is a relaxed, easygoing smile. The only times his smile fades are when he coughs after being given the wrong food, when the player stabs him with the knife, and during the ending where he removes himself from the game.
- Precision F-Strike: Mr. TomatoS calls the player a "sick bastard" during the ending where he deletes himself from the game.
- Protagonist Title: Overlaps with Antagonist Title, as Mr. TomatoS is either the main character of the game, or the antagonist against the player.
- Reality Warper: Ms LemonS personalities have this power in various ways, from Lamia inflicting wounds that extend to every reality the player exists in to Lorelai saving her body from getting stabbed by warping to an unharmed vessel in an alternate reality before sending the player to one where they don't exist.
- Split-Personality Team: Ms. LemonS alternate forms are referred to as different personalities that take over depending on the situation.
- Synchronous Episodes: Mr. TomatoeS and Ms. LemonS are interconnected and events in one of them can have an effect on the other. For example, if the protagonist loses their right eye in the latter game, it'll also be missing in the former.
- To Serve Man: If the player manages to make Mr. TomatoS angry ten times, he will suddenly take on a more demonic appearance as the food will now be replaced with severed hands, brains, and eyeballs. Once the player feeds him said body parts, he will praise the player and then attack them.
- Tranquil Fury: Even when he gets angry should the player accidentally feed him the wrong food, Mr. TomatoS never raises his voice.
- Voice of the Legion: Mr. TomatoS' harmless, laid-back voice turns creepy and demonic should the player anger him ten times.
- Was Once a Man: One of the game's endings implies that Mr. TomatoS was originally a human.
- Project UroboroS confirms this.
- We Will Meet Again: In the global delete ending, Mr. TomatoS promises to return once the player has deleted the game.
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: In the event the player manages to complete the last challenge with the anger meter at zero, Mr. TomatoS decides that he doesn't need the player anymore and gives them some "useless text" before kicking them out.
- Your Soul Is Mine!: When Mr. TomatoS takes on his second form when you feed him enough food, he will then demand the player hand him their soul and battle them for it.
