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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.
- Sekiranun Graffti
- 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 miku.
- The incredibly realistic scream from Kiyoteru at the end of Guilty Verse
- Miku Hatsune live in concert.. Apparently there are plans to bring in the other Vocaloids at the next Mikufes.
- Now we literally see the future.
- 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 made headlines.
- And now they've come to America.
- And now she's made her American television debut on The Late Show With David Letterman!
- The video for Nebula by Tripshots. That took a year to make, and compared to other PV's, it's absolutely EPIC.
- Even just this High Definition Preview alone is awesome. Complete with a Kubrick Stare at 0:25 that screams "You're gonna be MINE!"◊.
- ...and then, he goes and tops that with the video for HSP's gift nor art. Simply awesome.
- Even just this High Definition Preview
- Anything by Kemu... Anything:
- Although the PV for Reboot is a major tearjerker, it's hard not to marvel at how wonderful the animation is. It looks like it comes straight out of Studio Bones.
- 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.
- Done again by ShoshoP in Miku (Solid Append)'s Snow Grass Song
- In Duke Venomania's Madness, Kaito disguising himself as a girl and killing Gakupo, which freed the women who were trapped there.
- Punishment Game! by Miku and Gumi... What Do You Mean UNO Is Not Awesome?
- Akiakane's PV for Rolling Girl. It's mostly in black and white and OK-quality art, but around 2:50 in the video, everything is suddenly in color with a bit more high quality art. It's even better in the NicoNico Chorus version, a fan-made mix with numerous different Nico Nico Douga covers, since all of the voices, English AND Japanese, are singing in unison. And the whole thing was made in MS Paint.
- 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.
- There's also the Kaito version. There are two distinct versions, by the same producer - The normal version
- This MMD video of Miku Hatsune shredding a guitar. She could give Eddie Van Halen a run for his money!
- 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"
- This fanmade animation showing Miku as an extremely badass Action Girl beating up wave after wave of opponents (most of them badass themselves - I mean, she knocked out Vegeta in a single palm strike!? And her first victim was Spider-Man!?), as if she could give Jackie Chan a run for his money. She even gets to use (not one but two) leeks as weapons, and finishes off her last opponent with a Kamehame Hadouken. Doubles as a Funny Moment (eg when she also takes on The Prince of Tennis, and one guy merely gropes her before getting used as a Human Shield against another).
- Miku can slay a dragon with her leeks.
- Now watch her fight and slay not just any dragon, but Alduin the World Eater himself! (and again with a leek)
- Of course it goes without saying, she can handle Skyrim's Mooks without breaking a sweat, never mind the Dark Brotherhood, Mercer Frey, or Ulfric Stormcloak (and she executes the latter two with just her voice!).
- And most of all, watch her kill an Ancient Dragon and a Dragon Priest, each with just one swipe, again from a Leek.
- Miku can slay a dragon with her
- This Mega Crossover recreation of the Namco × Capcom opening.
- 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.
- This video of Aoki Lapis seemingly jumping out of a PC Laptop into the real world, and then singing and dancing on the Laptop's keyboard.
- This beautifully animated MMD video that shows a hypothetical idea of what a Vocaloid anime opening would look like.
- livetune feat. 初音ミク 『Tell Your World』 Music Video it's just, wow, words can not describe it, here.
- How popular has Miku become amongst North American and European fans? Sega released Project Diva F in both regions in August 2013, the first game in the series to get a release outside of Japan.
- In addition, Miku's English voicebank was finally released, and available worldwide, on her sixth birthday (August 31, 2013).
- This piano cover of "The Dragonborn Comes" from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, featuring an awesome PV with Miku seemingly singing live next to the PV's producer himself on piano. And that's not yet taking into consideration Miku's already awesome singing (including singing in Dragon Language at the end).
- This video featuring Luka Megurine lipsyncing to ABBA's "The Winner Takes It All" using Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA's Edit Play feature. The producer was very meticulous with the video down to Luka's lips trembling during the singer's vibrato parts.
- Party X Party, in which the Cryptonloids more-or-less play Dungeons & Dragons. And the ending reveals that Miku was the Dungeon Master all along!!
- "The Intense Singing of Hatsune Miku", a sequel to "Disappearance of Hatsune Miku". It involves Miku coming Back from the Dead and realizing that as long as people still love and remember her and her songs, she will never truly die.
- Speaking of "The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku", one of the few PVs of it involves an MMD Miku both singing and performing the entire song in Japanese Sign Language. It's jaw-dropping that someone translated this already nearly-impossible-to-sing song into sign language and then rigged it in animation.
- Speaking of "The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku", one of the few PVs of it involves an MMD Miku both singing and performing the entire song in Japanese Sign Language.
- Haku and Kaito fighting with lightsabers.
- Streaming Heart is awesome and so is its PV, especially at the end where the woman breaks through several barricades with a crowbar in order to punch her unfaithful boyfriend into the stratosphere.
- Portrait of the Pirate F includes a pretty awesome swordfight between Peter Pan and Hook, not to mention a creepy but awesome spin on the story thanks to the twist ending.
- My Crush Was A Monster Boy has Gumi realizing that the boy she fell in love with is a monster. While at first staring in utter surprise, she just continues to be with him, feeds him ice cream and when the military comes, she makes a stand with him against humanity.
- "Jailbreak" has its two main characters (Kuina and Kawasemi) dream of busting out of their caged town with an airplane. As time passes, the boys go down different paths in life, but Kuina joins the oppressive task force they so hated, and Kawasemi continues to build the airplane. And during their first meeting in years, Kawasemi finally flies the plane into the bars of the cage. Although he probably doesn't make it and he didn't really escape, Kawasemi did do what no other person could do before— break the barriers of the cage around town.
- "Sun Quan The Emperor" has Luo Tianyi, who's usually portrayed as moe as possible, as a fierce Magnificent Bastard, intending to unite all of China under her banner.
- "Vocaloids are Lame". What does Pinocchio-P do when someone calls Vocaloids lame? Makes a catchy song about their comments.
- “Alice in N.Y”, solely because of the fact that Len actually wins for once. And with a very ingenious idea, disguising as Rin in order to defeat Miku in a fashion show, upstaging her as both a model and a designer. That, and the character designs are glorious.
- "Seraphim on the Ring" by Mitchie M is a Pro Wrestling Episode, with the Face team Cutie Angels (Miku and Rin) fighting against the Heel Amazoness team (Luka and Meiko). The awesome moment comes at around 3 minutes into the video, where the Cutie Angels stop and listen: the crowd is singing the chorus! They then pull off their Finishing Move, Angel Blast into Angel Suplex, winning the fight.
- Special mention goes to Kaito's commentary throughout the song. While Mitchie is known for making the Vocaloids he uses sound realistic, a lot of praise went to Kaito's lively announcements, which they felt added to the wrestling premise. This is especially notable considering that people have been trying to make realistic sounding Talkloid segments for years.
- Teniwoha's Villain (sung by flower) addresses the topic of gender dysphoria, concerning a transgender youth who's shunned by society. By the end of the song, they've embraced the role of the 'villain', happily dressing up in showy masculine clothes and singing about how they're not afraid of hiding themselves anymore.
- BRING IT ON, the theme song for the Kagamines' 10th Anniversary written by Kagamine legends REOL and Giga. The song is a full-on Badass Boast in song form, with Rin and Len daring anyone and everyone to call them "second to Miku" now and how much they've grown since their release. Bring it on, indeed.
- Tokyo Zombieland features Rin and Len fighting zombies! What could be better?
- Doubling as a heartwarming moment, one concert had Lamaze-P, the man who made PoPiPo dancing alongside Miku as she sang his song.
- In 2022, Rin and Len finally got the honor of having their own solo concert, with no Miku to be found.
- For 2023's Magical Mirai, Miku and friends get cast as superheroes!
- DECO*27's Blue Planet is full of awesome moments - starting with the fact it is an indirect answer song to Hachi's DUNE, which portrayed the Vocaloid scene as a post-apocalyptic desert world, but Blue Planet instead showcases a refreshed, futuristic world restored to its natural glory. The video has an elderly woman traveling to the very same artificial apple tree Miku reminisces on in DUNE, while fondly remembering fun times past by with her favorite music. As she finally reaches the tree, she finds a digital unlocking mechanism on it - while she struggles to open it, there's an EPIC Wham Shot of her transforming back to her younger self as Miku! Topping it all off is a reference to The Truman Show, as Miku opens the door hidden inside the tree and bows to the audience.
