ToSsGirL

Seo Ji-soo (; born 21 May 1985) is a professional StarCraft player from South Korea who played under the alias ToSsGirL (Terran, STX Soul) and referred to as the "Queen of Terran". On, 17 July 2012, Seo Ji-soo officially retired from pro gaming and she is now running a cybermall called 'tossgirl'.

StarCraft career Tossgirl was first introduced to StarCraft by her father in 1999, and she and her sister Seo Ji Seung "ZergGirl" both started to play avidly. Her continued practise has been attributed to her wanting to compete and win against her sister, and after accomplishing this, Tossgirl switched races from Protoss to Terran.

She continued to play StarCraft and was fascinated by the professional tournaments on television. At 16, after seeing BoxeR play on television, she decided that she wanted to become a professional gamer. When she told her father, he said that he wished he had never introduced her to StarCraft. However, she continued to play and would sneak out at night to play in local tournaments around Seoul.

In 2001 at age 17, ToSsGirl qualified for the female WCG tournament and showed good standings in preliminary rounds of other tournaments. The next year, ToSsgirl got into her first major competition which was hosted by Ghem TV. She was able to get into the top 8 twice and by doing so she became qualified to receive her professional gaming license. From there, she was picked up by the STX Soul professional gaming team where she has remained since.

She retired in July 2012.

Tournament results 1st place in Game TV Female League 4 1st place in Game TV Female League 3 1st place in Game TV Female League 2 1st place in TV Stargirls League 2 1st place in OGN Female Gamer Exhibition Tournament 3rd place in Electronic Sports World Cup Masters of Cheonan (2009)