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Yang Jin-mo, better known by his online alias tobi, is a South Korean professional Overwatch coach and former player. He began his Overwatch career playing for South Korean team Lunatic-Hai in Overwatch Apex. He was part of their Apex Season 2 and Season 3 championship teams. Yang signed with the Seoul Dynasty ahead of the Overwatch League (OWL) inaugural season. After three seasons with the Dynasty, he signed with the Philadelphia Fusion, where he played for one season before retiring. Yang perused a career in coaching thereafter, joining the Dynasty as their head coach in 2022.

Lunatic-Hai
Yang began his professional Overwatch career joining Lunatic-Hai in 2016. Originally known for his Tracer play, he switched to playing in the support role once he joined the team, playing mainly as Lucio. Entering the inaugural season of Apex, Yang was

In his time with Lunatic-Hai, he was generally regarded as the world's best Lucio player.

Yang was a starting member of the Lunatic-Hai championship teams that faced Kongdoo Panthera in the Apex Season 3 finals on July 29, 2017. In the match, Yang outperformed his counterpart on Kongdoo Panthera, as Lunatic-Hai won their second consecutive Apex title after winning 4–3.

Seoul Dynasty
In August 2017, Blizzard announced that Yang, along with the entire starting roster of Lunatic-Hai, had been signed by KSV Esports for the Seoul team, later revealed as the Seoul Dynasty, in the upcoming Overwatch League. Yang struggled in the first stage of the OWL inaugural season; playing nearly eight hours on the hero Mercy, he ranked 11th out of 22 players on the hero. The game underwent a patch prior to Stage 2, allowing him to go back to playing Lucio. Yang immediately found more success, ranking as the fourth-best support player in the league after the first two matches of the stage.

Yang set two OWL records on April 20, 2019 against the Dallas Fuel, wherein he secured eight environmental kills, referring to when a player forces another player to fall of the map, on the map Eichenwalde and nine total environmental kills in the match.

Yang competed with the Dynasty in the 2020 Overwatch League Grand Finals on October 10, 2020, where they fell to the San Francisco Shock, 2–4. In November 2020, the Seoul Dynasty parted ways with Yang.

Philadelphia Fusion
In April 2021, Yang was signed to the Philadelphia Fusion as a fill-in, as the Fusion had issues with securing visas for some one their players prior to the start of the 2021 season. After the team went 4–1 to start the season, Yang's contract was extended for the entire season.

National team career
Yang was selected as a member of Team South Korea for the 2017 Overwatch World Cup.

Coaching career
In November 2021, Yang took on the head coaching position for the Seoul Dynasty. In an interview, Yang said that he initially declined the offer to be the team's head coach, as the position was "too burdensome to accept," but later accepted the it after he received support from the organizations coaches, analysts, and players.