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Supercell member ryo's version of Melt has a crowning moment at 3:30 when Miku becomes fully animated.
Sekiranun Graffti, also by supercell, has a beautiful, and fantastically animated PV that just makes you happy to be alive.
Lience may not be a word, but the song itself has the potential to blow your mind. A slow, moderately-paced build up to running for your life from a crazed yandere miki was enough to give This Troper goosebumps!
Miku Hatsune live in concert.. Apparently there are plans to bring in the other Vocaloids at the next Mikufes.
And then they went and topped themselves with the 39's Giving Day show, a full two-hour concert with more advanced projection technology, full-motion capture, and appearances by three other Vocaloids to sing their own hit songs. And it was AWESOME!
And now they've come to America. The concert actually sold out two weeks before the day itself (the organizers were in fact expecting a few vacant seats so they would sell a few more tickets to early birds on the day of the concert), and they even madeheadlines.
The video for Nebula by Tripshots. That took a year to make, and compared to other PV's, it's absolutely EPIC.
Seiko-P's version of Funiculì, funiculà may not seem very impressive at first, especially when you consider Luka's multilingualism, until you realize that Luka's doing vibrato. This is a Crowning Moment of Awesome for the producer, because getting a Vocaloid to pull off vibrato like that is extremely difficult due to programming limitations and how the voice files work.
Not only that, but the entire song - with the takoluka serving as a chorus and conductor - is just downright adorable.
There's also the Kaito version. There are two distinct versions, by the same producer - The normal version and another version, a rap version. Now, the rap version on it's own is a CMoA, as the Vocaloid software is designed for singing, not talking, and yet the rap version sounds wonderful. But, when you combine them... You get this.
Virtual Insanity is just an awesome bit of work with Miku Miku Dance. You can compare it the the live action version here
A Poem of A Thousand Years a 16 minute song "depicting a person's life through change in season and time in 4 different phases". It has music so awesome it will blow your mind.
This video is basically showing how Miku started to grow in popularity Japan and eventually worldwide (literally). And there's that last quote. "Hatsune Miku, Virtual singer. Everyone, Creator"
The animation project for Jin's song Nihonbashi Koukashita R Keikaku. Several talented animators came together and created a short but spectacular PV. It really is something to behold.
