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| “ | Hi, everyone! Thank you for coming to Miku Expo. I'm so happy to be with you, back in the USA~! | „ |
| ~ Miku Hatsune in Miku Expo 2014. |
Hatsune Miku, aka Miku Hastune, is a Vocaloid who was introduced in August 2007. Miku is a singing humanoid synthesizer, who debuted in Yamaha Corporation's VOCALOID2. She is voiced by the voice actress, Saki Fujita. She is able to sing in Japanese, English and Chinese.
Furthermore, she got her own game series, co-produced by SEGA and Crypton Future Media, called Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA in 2009. The series went on to have more than 10 games and even its own spin-off series, Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai.
Contents
- 1 Appearance
- 2 Personality
- 3 List of English original songs
- 3.1 Produced by Circus-P
- 3.2 Produced by nostraightanswer
- 3.3 Produced by EmpathP
- 3.4 Produced by AegisSan
- 3.5 Produced by KIRA
- 3.6 Produced by Nebula
- 3.7 Produced by Quasar-P
- 3.8 Produced by Flanger Moose
- 3.9 Produced by BIGHEAD
- 3.10 Produced by Katachi P
- 3.11 Produced by deeepiii
- 3.12 Made by other producers
- 3.13 Co-produced in collaborations
- 4 Other Media
- 5 Videos
- 6 External links
Appearance
In Miku's default form, she has teal eyes, along with long teal twin tails. Her outfit is a collared grey shirt, with a small teal frill around the hem. She also has a teal coloured tie, matching her eyes and hair. Along with that, she also has a short black skirt with a teal part at the bottom all around.
Her hair is kept up by two futuristic ribbon like things made of a special material that floats in place, so they don't have to touch her hair.
Personality
Hatsune Miku is usually seen as a carefree and cheerful-hearted girl who is very good at singing. Although, she is heroically popular. She attends a lot of good things with her good friends like KAITO and other heroic Vocaloids, who have been friendly to her.
List of English original songs
Produced by Circus-P
- Addicted
- Goodbye
- Heartbeat
- Hello, Again
- Our Broken Anthem
- Ten Thousand Stars
- The Tale of a 10-Year-Old Vampire Queen
- What I Need (MONEY!)
Produced by nostraightanswer
- Pacify
- Someday You'll Notice the Evening Colored Horizon
- With This Love
Produced by EmpathP
- As We Are
- Second Star
Produced by AegisSan
- Among the Clouds
- Better Days
- Bright Spark
- Choose to Be Happy
- I Just Wanna Fall in Love
- I'll Be Your Star
- Lovely Song
- Pages in the Wind
- Who You Are
Produced by KIRA
- 4BLOOD
- Digital Girl
- Highlight
- I Do What I Want
- Magical Night
Produced by Nebula
- Love Ourselves
- Our Revolution
- Rewind
- Slow Down
- Show You My Heart
- Written in the Sky
Produced by Quasar-P
- Blue Flame Candle
- Covered By Your Snow
- Flythrough
- Mechanical Lifeform
- Metro Girl
- Nothing Divides Us
- True Utopia
Produced by Flanger Moose
- Digital Heart
- Re:Program
- Universal Language
Produced by BIGHEAD
- Seed of Lights
- Sharing the World
Produced by Katachi P
- 6 AM
- Skybound
Produced by deeepiii
- Citrus Sunset
- Trojan Horses
Made by other producers
- 39 Music Strikes Again! (by Jordan Forester)
- Breathless (by Mrs. Peach)
- Bubblegum (by Kiwi Flute)
- Cyber Sweet Bakery (by SCONE)
- Feel You (by Jrharbort Productions)
- Flying Solo (by Gianloop)
- Glass Wall (by GuitarHeroPianoZero)
- Humility (by asterisque)
- Icarus (by Heartbreaker)
- I Like It (by Tokyo Elvis)
- Just a Moment (by Oreh)
- More Than You Were (by Harmonic Enigma)
- My Darling (by Jaded Fox)
- Postcard (by Lauren Estes)
- Propaganda (by Crusher)
- Simple Song (by Xue)
- Starlight Promise (by DoNotCrossP)
- Summer Scent (by ShadowDragonP)
- Through the Night (by Slushii)
Co-produced in collaborations
By Vault Kid and Flanger Moose
- Beneath the Virtual Sky
- Thousand Little Voices
By others
- Cybernetic (by Yunosuke and Circus-P)
- How I Feel (by Nicholend and Adam Edmond)
- Kawaii-Bot (by Flanger Moose and Quasar-P)
- Our Missing Love (by CYO Style and Yen-Mi)
Other Media
In addition to all her original songs, Miku has appeared in a cameo role in a number of recent anime productions, including Baka and Test where she is in Class B in Episode 11. Miku appears as a playable character in the anime crossover mobile game Jump Force TCG.
Miku also appears as one of the major recurring characters in the Shinkalion anime series, designed and named after the VOCALOID of the same name, but with a different spelling (初音 versus 発音). This Miku, much like her counterpart, is a Sapporo citizen and canonically 11 years old (around the same age of the voice bank at the time), but does not share VOCALOID Miku's canon backstory (Rin, Len, Luka, Meiko, and Kaito made brief cameos in Episode 15, Miku’s debut episode. Rin and Len also cameo in Episode 52). She pilots Shinkalion H5 Hayabusa. She wasn't strong enough to deal with final villains like Kairen and Black Shinkalion Ogre. She also made major recurring appearances in the Shinkalion anime film.
Miku will appear as the main protagonist of her very own upcoming anime series and webcomic developed by Crypton Future Media.
Videos
External links
- Hatsune Miku on the Vocaloid Wiki
- Hatsune Miku on the Piapro Wiki
- Hatsune Miku on the Project DIVA Wiki
