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Vsinger (previously VOCALOID China Project / VOCANESE)

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The winning entries of the extended Vocaloid China project.
  • Colour-Coded Characters
    • Mo Qingxian - Yellow (#FFFF00)
    • Zhiyu Moke - White (officially deep blue, #0080FF)
    • Luo Tianyi - Sky Blue (#66CCFF).
    • Yan He - Teal (#00FFCC)
    • Yuezheng Ling - Red (#EE0000)
    • Yuezheng Longya - Green (#006666)
  • Fashionable Asymmetry: Tianyi and Ling's single thighhigh. Though all of them have a degree of asymmetry with their apparel.
  • Alphabetical Theme Naming: Their logos are comprised of five Devanagari Letters for unaspirated devoiced consonants, one for each. YANHE's is her Yan in Small Seal Script.
  • Meaningful Rename: Their original names to a degree, while their renames stand out more.
  • Non-Human Sidekick: Tian Dian, the small creature who accompanies Tianyi. Described as a fairy of music, she's said to be 10 years old. Can transform into her microphone. The others have similar companions:
    • Yuezheng Ling - Shi Tian, a 10,000 year old big feline that can transform into a guitar.
    • Yuezheng Longya - Bei Chen, a 50,000 year old dragon that can transform into a drumset.
    • Zhiyu Moke - Fei, a bird that can transform into dual keyboards.
    • Mo Qingxian - Yi Xian Qing, a... flower thingy that can transform into a double bass.
    • Yan He - a scroll that can be expanded into a piano keyboard.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: Ling and Tianyi, which caught on with the fandom during their 'development stage'. The duo is known as "Nanbei zu", i.e. "North and South Team".
    • Their official updated personalities show Ling being active and lively, while Tianyi is sensitive and quiet.
  • Tomboy and Girly Girl: Ling and Tianyi.
  • Two Girls to a Team: Inverted; of the planned and unplanned characters for Shanghai He Nian, Longya and Moke are the only male vocals.

Luo Tianyi

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Artwork for VOCALOID3
Click here to see her artwork for VOCALOID4 Chinese 
Click here to see her artwork for VOCALOID4 Japanese 
Click here to see her debut design 

Released on July 12, 2012 for the VOCALOID3 engine. Luo Tianyi is an angel who came to earth with a mission to spread music throughout the world. Tianyi can detect "the song of your heart" and it can be interpreted as the strongest emotion a person has at the moment or a melody that represents them. Even if people cannot express the melody themselves, Tianyi can still hear it and sing it.


Yuezheng Ling

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Artwork for VOCALOID3
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Released on July 17, 2015 for the VOCALOID3 engine. Ling's family runs the huge Yuezheng company, a business that makes instruments and music. Her personality is very straight forward and can sometimes be seen as blunt as she does not care for details. She is extremely generous and energetic, for she spends 3/4 of the day running all over the place and sometimes, her high spirit causes boys to become jealous. She loves music, experiencing new things, and huge, fluffy dolls. However, Ling has many annoying issues in her life, mostly related to her older brother, Yuezheng Longya.


  • Genki Girl: Ling's official profile states she is active and full of life. She likes to experience new things and even out competes the boys.
  • Idiot Hair: Similar with her older brother, Yuezheng Longya.
  • Ojou: Ling, being the daughter of a wealthy conglomerate's CEO.
  • Posthumous Character: Released after VOCALOID4.
  • Uncle Pennybags: Ling and Longya are heirs to an immense fortune, but are nonetheless depicted as down-to-earth musicians.

Yuezheng Longya

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Artwork for VOCALOID4
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Released on June 28, 2017 for the VOCALOID4 engine. Longya is Yuezheng Ling's older brother and the heir to the Yuezheng corporation. He has an agile mind and many people look up to him. Like his sister, he is straightforward, but he also possesses the ability to make important decisions correctly and has the strong aura of a leader. His weakness includes troublesome issues, and the only time he's not bothered is when they are related to his younger sister. He is very protective of Ling and can become slightly hysterical when dealing with situations related to her.


Zhiyu Moke

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Artwork for VOCALOID4
Click here to see his debut design 

Released on August 2, 2018 for the VOCALOID4 engine. Moke is a genius with an IQ of 168. Even though he always wears an innocent and warming smile, he is actually the most Otaku of all Otaku. By starting threads in forums, editing, and uploading MVs, he is seen as a "god" by some people on the internet. He is sometimes mistaken as a girl; although he claims that he hates this, there are unconfirmed rumors of a popular cross-dressing cosplayer appearing in various comic conventions who looks very similar to him. Because he usually doesn't talk, most people will take him as a "nice boy", but he will reveal his true Otaku self when he is with close friends. He acts somewhat like a professional debater when talking about anime or other Otaku topics, but tends to react poorly to subjects that do not interest him.


  • Child Prodigy: Moke, with an IQ of 168.
  • Dude Looks Like a Lady: Moke. His official profile states that he is often mistaken for a girl. And though he dislikes it, it is rumored he once cosplayed as a girl during a cosplay convention.
  • Otaku: Moke, surprisingly. He's also quite skilled at making MADs.
  • Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: Moke.
  • Shrinking Violet: Moke is said to not talk much, and is a quiet boy. He smiles at everyone, but can be frank. And he has a dislike of being alone, though he does have close friends who know he's an Otaku.

Mo Qingxian

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Artwork for VOCALOID4
Click here to see her debut design 
Released on August 2, 2018 for the VOCALOID4 engine. Because of her elegant and mature outlook, Qingxian is extremely popular in school. Even though she seems to be a mysterious character, she actually has a slow reaction due to her poor health. She dresses fashionably most of the time, yet her actions show great elegance and traditional beauty. Qingxian loves traditional Chinese literature and is capable of skillfully playing many traditional Chinese instruments. Even though she reacts slowly, she still tries her best to take care of the juniors and people around her. She also has a tendency to become randomly philosophical.
  • Aloof Darkhaired Girl: Qingxian. Her official profile states that she is quite popular; cool, stable, and good-looking. She's so mysterious that some people fear her.
  • The Fashionista: Qingxian, her outfits are described as fashionable.
  • Yamato Nadeshiko: Qingxian (even though she's, well, Chinese), her behavior is regarded as being a 'traditional lady'. She likes ancient books, poems, understand Tao, and likes traditional Chinese instruments. She is also generous and kind towards others.

YANHE

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Artwork for VOCALOID3

The second Chinese Vocaloid, released on July 11, 2013. Her design was chosen from a character design contest like Tianyi before her. Her design is quite sporty.


  • Ambiguous Gender: Canonically female, but her deep voice and Boyish Short Hair were cause for dispute within the fandom in her early days.
  • Boyish Short Hair: Quite possibly the shortest for a female Vocaloid.
  • Sixth Ranger: Her appearances in Vsinger concerts treat her as the newest member of the gang above.
  • Tomboyish Voice: A natural result of being the original voice for Zhiyu Moke, before controversy forced the company to run a new design contest to match her voicebank.

Others

Stardust/Xingchen

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Artwork for VOCALOID4

Stardust, also known in Chinese as Xingchen, is a Chinese VOCALOID developed by Shanghai HENIAN Information Technology Co. Ltd., in collaboration and distributed by Quadimension (as well as successor group Beijing Photek S&T Development Co., Ltd.) for the VOCALOID 4 engine in April 2016. She is the first VOCALOID created for the Voicebank Customize Project, and later joined Beijing Photek's Medium⁵ project with the Synthesizer V vocals Chiyu, Shian, Cangqiong, and Haiyi.

She is voiced by Chalili, a Chinese utaite.


  • Crossover: She gets one with Azur Lane, where her outfit is worn by Unicorn.
  • Expy: While her original twintailed design brought comparisons to Miku, the purple hair, tress ties, and space theme got her pegged as one to Yukari by Japanese fans.
  • Supernatural Gold Eyes: They evoke her spacial nature.

    Shanghai Wangcheng 

Zhang Chuchu

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Artwork for VOCALOID4
Hailing from the manhua Chuchu Dong Ren, Zhang Chuchu was the first Vocaloid created by Shanghai Wangcheng. Her voice provider is Wan Su.

King/Yuecheng

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Artwork for VOCALOID4
The second announced of the Shanghai Wangcheng family, and the first male vocal of the line. He's based off of the character Yuecheng of the manhua The Manhua Artist and the Idol: Yuerong and Yuecheng.
  • Dub Name Change: He's known as Yuecheng in his home country. Everywhere else, he's King.

Xin Hua

A voicebank by GYNOID, claimed by Shanghai Wangcheng Technology Inc. in greater China. See her entry on Vocaloid - GYNOID Co. Ltd. for tropes relating to her.

English

    Power FX 

PowerFX

Sweet Ann

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The fourth English Vocaloid, the first Vocaloid released by PowerFX, and the first Vocaloid released for the Vocaloid2 enginenote , Sweet Ann is voiced by an Australian singer under the stage name of "Jody".


Big Al

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Since Big-Al was announced years before his actual release due to complications with recording the voice bank, for a while he was the Duke Nukem Forever of the Vocaloid community. However, he was eventually released with a voice bank provided by PowerFX staff Frank Sanderson and a more Animesque design (his original artwork, done in the style of Sweet Ann's, was often regarded as Nightmare Fuel) as the seventh English Vocaloid.


  • Anime Hair: Particularly his third boxart design (E-capsule), which is of the Spiky Hair variety.
  • Badass Longcoat: In his Taiwanese designs.
  • Iconic Item: A pocket watch, apparently as a reference of him being "late"note .
  • Sinister Scythe: E-capsule Big Al has one.
  • Younger and Hipper: Most people interpret the grey streaks in his hair as a sign that he's at least in middle age. That said, the Taiwanese version looks much younger than him, is more slender, and has a head full of brown hair.

VocaTone

Oliver

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Announced on October 15, 2011. Oliver is the name of PowerFX's Vocaloid3 made in collaboration with the new American Vocaloid company VocaTone, which notably consists of passionate Vocaloid fans. His voice is provided by an anonymous 13-year-old British boy.

Early fan supporters couldn't be deterred from making art based on him, even before any details of his design were revealed. VocaTone did release a silhouette of him ahead of time, which helped considerably.

On November 12, 2011, three demos and his official artwork were released. Additional demos continued to appear until Oliver made his actual debut on December 21, 2011.

He provides the voice of Puppycat in Bee and Puppycat.


YOHIOloid

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A male Vocaloid released on September 10, 2013. He is voiced by Swedish Visual Kei artist YOHIO. Despite his Swedish origins, he has English and Japanese voicebanks. Beta of his Japanese bank can be found here, and a couple of his English demos are here and here. His design was determined by a contest, chosen by YOHIO himself.


Ruby

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The second English Vocaloid made for the V4 engine. She was slated for release on September 23, 2015 along with Arsloid, but her distribution was delayed until she was available for digital release in October 2015. She is meant to have a general American accent similar to her voice provider Misha.Her design was made by Natasha Allegri of Bee and Puppycat and Adventure Time fame.
  • Ambiguously Brown: As of late, it hasn't been confirmed what ethnicity Ruby is stated to be. Word of God says she's of Latina descent.
  • Color-Coded Stones: With rubies, obviously. As such, she's heavily associated with red, and by extension, pink.
  • Foil: She's described to be the opposite of Miku.
  • Rock Theme Naming: Named after the jewel, ruby.
  • Spicy Latina: Word of God confirms she's Latina. Adding to the "spicy" part is her intended portrayal of being "upbeat and sporty", and the general Hot-Blooded-ness her design conveys.
  • Symbol Motif Clothing: She has a ruby emblem on the back of her hoodie.
  • Tomboy: Word of God states that Ruby was designed with an "upbeat and sporty" personality in mind.

    Zero-G 

Zero-G

Leon

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The first Vocaloid (alongside Lola) - ever - and the first male English Vocaloid. He was released by Zero-G and runs under the original Vocaloid engine.

Due to the obsolescence of the Vocaloid 1 engine, he is due to be retired and pulled out of sales after December 31, 2013.


  • Blue Boy, Pink Girl: Leon's boxart is blue, in contrast with Lola's pink boxart.
  • Demoted to Extra: While he and LOLA were some of the first VOCALOID synthesizers, time has not been kind to them. Neither are particular fan favorites like MIRIAM, and over the years fell to the wayside in favor of more advanced English synthesizers. That's not to say they don't have fans—they're just unlucky.
  • Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold: In the Japanese fandom, one of his popular visualizations, was as a sweet young man with blonde hair.
  • Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: With Leon having a high voice and Lola having a low voice.
  • Vocal Dissonance: His vocal range shows this.

Lola

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Released at the same time and by the same company as Leon, Lola is the first female Vocaloid. She also runs under the initial Vocaloid engine.

Due to the obsolescence of the Vocaloid 1 engine, she was retired and pulled out of sales after December 31, 2013.


Miriam

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The third English Vocaloid and the first to reveal the provider of the voice bank. She is distributed by Zero-G, is voiced by Miriam Stockley, and is the last English Vocaloid to be released under the first engine.

Due to the obsolescence of the Vocaloid 1 engine, she is due to be retired and pulled out of sales after December 31, 2013.


  • Odd Couple: Sound wise, she compliments Avanna surprisingly well.
  • Temporary Online Content: Despite LOLA, LEON, and MIRIAM all being removed from sale, it was still possible to buy a downloadable link until November 2015. MIRIAM was the only one of the three to have all her serial codes had been sold at that point, making it currently impossible to purchase her.

Prima

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The first Vocaloid2-engine Vocaloid by Zero-G and the fifth English Vocaloid, Prima is built almost entirely for opera songs. Thus, she sings with deep vowels and rolls her consonants.


  • Classically-Trained Extra: One interpretation, seeing as she was designed to sing opera and is usually used to sing...not Opera.
  • Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette: Based upon her photo boxart.
  • Idiot Hair: E-capsule Prima has a stray curl on the side of her head.
  • Meaningful Name - From "prima donna," the lady in an opera company who generally got the leading roles.
  • Shrinking Violet: E-capsule Prima shyly glances sideways, while her chibi form shows her standing pigeon-toed, tight lipped and blushing.
  • Technician Versus Performer: Between her and Sweet ANN back in 2007. Both were released at the height of the Vocaloid craze, and are credited for people developing interest in oversea Vocaloids. While Sweet Ann was notable for sounding sharp and clear, while Prima was praised for sounding beautiful.
  • Unusual Ears: E-capsule Prima sports a pair of headphones with pointing speaker ears. No one is quite sure if they are Fox ears, Cat ears or Wolf ears. Though the most popular assumption is fox.
  • Vocal Dissonance: Much like the popular teenager design spawned from the Japanese fandom, E-capsule Prima was designed to appear as a young female (18 in fact). In the Western fandom such portrayals are criticized as some believe it doesn't fit her voice.
  • Yandere: She's portrayed as one by the Western fandom, mainly those who tried to pirate her and the software with a wrong cracking code, making it unusable; they interpreted it as Prima being yandere and taking everybody with her.

Sonika

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The sixth English Vocaloid, Sonika is essentially Zero-G's attempt at imitating the Japanese Vocaloids by invoking Animesque. Thus, Sonika was advertised with height/age/weight measurements along with katakana on her arm, and was advertised as being able to "sing any language" (since she's not as restricted to phonetics as other voice banks), and is essentially Zero-G's mascot, even with a full-blown personality and Twitter profile. This... backfired. She was criticized for having terrible pronunciation and being a badly-attempted sleight at marketing. Eventually, people warmed up to her, but she'll Never Live It Down.

She has two boxarts, the first being a CGI render and the second being done by an artist on DeviantArt.


  • Hotter and Sexier: Compare her current boxart (pictured above) to her original.
  • Idiot Hair: After Sonika's original box art included a loose strand of hair, several artists tend to exaggerate this (though still to a realistic degree). This was eventually exaggerated in her second boxart.
  • Kaleidoscope Hair: Her green hair is able to change color to red according to her Twitter messages.
  • Master of None: Though her voice is average at best and often unintelligible, she's less restricted by phonetics and syllables than other Vocaloids, making it easier for her to sing in other languages.
  • Nonstandard Character Design: Her initial design was a CGI render that looked like something out of an old video game, unlike other Vocaloids who typically had an animesque design. Her next design was in a more realistic art style, but still a clear departure from other Vocaloid designs. Averted with her E-capsule design, which stuck to a more animesque art style than her other deisgns in line with other Vocaloids.
  • Omniglot: She can (theoretically) sing in any language and was advertised as having that ability, as she has a variety of phonetics that usually aren't included with English voicebanks. However, she's still mainly intended to be used in English, and how well she handles other languages can vary from listener to listener and user to user.
  • She Cleans Up Nicely: She doesn't have to be The Unintelligible, so long as you know how to use her. So just carry on.

Tonio

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Tonio was released by Zero-G as the eighth English Vocaloid; while his initial release was delayed and people thought it would go to Big-Al status, Tonio was eventually released after a few months. He is meant to be an opera singer as a partner to Prima.


Avanna

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The first Vocaloid3-engine vocaloid by Zero-G. She is promoted as having a Celtic voice bank. She was first publicized through a demo (cover of Enya's Only Time) which was played during this Vocaloid Producers Panel. Her second demo was a Rose Royce song, "Wishing on a Star".

She was released 22nd of December 2012.


  • Animesque: Unlike the other Zero-G vocaloids, her sole official design closely follows the anime style of drawing, mainly as a result of Yamaha's insistence (the commissioned artist, AkiGlancy, originally designed her to be a Western-style elf; this concept was rejected, but still appears as a sillouette on the boxart behind the official design).
  • Fighter, Mage, Thief: Given her original elf concept, she fits into the Mage role between her, Daina's, and Dex's fantasy designs.
  • Innocent Blue Eyes
  • Irony: She wears a green dress, but also has a song called "Creative" about hating the color green because it's not a creative color.
  • Pointy Ears: She was going to have this, but changed at the last moment — which hasn't stopped fan artists from continuing to draw her with them.
  • Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: Like many Irish people.
  • Tareme Eyes
  • Yandere: Implied in "Creative," where she plays the Notebook from Don't Hug Me I'm Scared, wanting the listener to think and feel the same way she does.
    Green is the color of jealousy
    But why be jealous when you have me?
  • Youthful Freckles

Daina

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Developed and distributed by Zero-G, she is the first female English Vocaloid for the Vocaloid4 engine. She is modelled after a fox and derived from the Fox character of 'The Fox and The Hound'. She was released along with Dex in November 2015.

She is voiced by AkiGlancy, an American Vocaloid producer.


  • Cunning Like a Fox: Her main motif. A picture of a blue fox also appears on her headset in her official design. Her alternate thief design also plays into the "thieving fox" stereotype.
  • Fiery Redhead: Sometimes portrayed as this.
  • Fighter, Mage, Thief: Among the three fantasy designs for her, Avanna, and Dex, she fittingly takes the Thief role.
  • Little Bit Beastly: Her original design had her with fox ears and tail.
  • Loveable Rogue: Her thief design.
  • Mascot: She and Dex serve as the headliners for the Engloid-themed concert Vocamerica.
  • Meaningful Name: "Daina" is the Lithuanian and Latvian word for "song". There's another, unintentional meaning on AkiGlancy's part: When coming up with the names for the duo, she wanted a whimsical-sounding name for Daina. Nostraightanswer pointed out that she shares the name with the very whimsical Alice Liddell's cat, Dinah.
  • Wearing a Flag on Your Head: Fittingly enough for an American vocaloid, Daina's main colors are a prominent red, white, and blue.

Dex

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Developed and distributed by Zero-G, he is the first English male Vocaloid for the Vocaloid4 engine. He is modelled after a wolf and derived from the Hound character of 'The Fox and The Hound'. He was released along with Daina in November 2015.

He is voiced by Sam Blakeslee (aka. nostraightanswer), an American Vocaloid producer.


  • Ambiguously Brown: The first male Vocaloid with this skin type.
  • Fighter, Mage, Thief: Dex's hunter design is more combat oriented, placing him in the Fighter role among his, Avanna's, and Daina's fantasy designs.
  • Little Bit Beastly: His original design had him with wolf ears and tail.
  • Mascot: He and Daina are the main focus of the Engloid-themed concert Vocamerica.
  • Mythology Gag: Dex shares his wolf theme with the werewolf singer Baionoto Kenji, an UTAU nostraightanswer also had a part in.
  • Noble Wolf: His main motif. A picture of a yellow wolf also appears on his headset in his official design. An alternate design shows him as a hunter, fittingly enough of a wolf. "Get Wild", a song composed by his voice provider, takes the motif further by depicting Dex as a werewolf.
  • Our Werewolves Are Different: "Get Wild", a duet between him and his voice provider, takes his wolf motif to its logical extreme by depicting him as a werewolf. Or his voice provider as a werewolf. Or both. It's not entirely clear. Either way, the depiction is visually traditional (large, humanoid wolf), but the song's lyrics imply that this depiction of werewolves is more self-aware than most, and notably framed as extremely protective of their friends.
  • Papa Wolf: Pun very much intended in "Get Wild", where Dex, as a werewolf, is depicted as extremely protective of those he cares about.
    If someone spills your blood
    Well, I'll tear them apart!
  • Supernatural Gold Eyes: Goes hand in hand with his alternate wolf boy design.
  • Wonderful Werewolf: "Get Wild" depicts either Dex, his voice provider or both as a werewolf who's generally friendly... so long as you don't mess with his/their friends...
    "There's worse fates out there
    Than making friends with a werewolf..."

Other Languages

    Spanish 

Voctro Labs

Bruno and Clara

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The first pair of Spanish Vocaloids on the Vocaloid3 engine. The old character design by Raimon Benach was used in their first visual demo video "Juntos Tú y Yo". The current design is by artist "Rumple".


Maika

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The second female Spanish Vocaloid on the Vocaloid 3 engine, released on December 15 2013 as a download (her boxed version is yet to be released). Her character design was made by Noriko Hayashi, the winning result of a contest held by Voctro Labs. The voicebank itself was acutally part of a collaboration between Voctro Labs and the Spanish Pop Band La oreja de Van Gogh, where the Vocaloid was used by the band to listen to their own written lyrics before recording their songs. Supposedly the voicebank was based on the band's current lead singer, Leire Martinez, though this has yet to be confirmed.


  • Princess Curls: Rare variant - her straight hair curls at the tips
  • Robot Buddy: Nova, the little orb that follows her around.
  • Ship Tease: Surprisingly, she gets this with Yohioloid, by virtue of their character designers liking to pair them up.

ONA

Voctro Labs' fourth mascot, made in collaboration with The Lab Barcelona and La Merced (ICUB). She interestingly shares the same voicebank as MAIKA, making her a Literal Split Personality for their shared data. She is meant to represent the Catalan capabilities of the voicebank. Unlike MAIKA, she is not intended for public use, instead being used for concerts and events.


  • Foil: To MAIKA. On the whole, MAIKA seems to be more geared toward the public image of Vocaloids, being an Animesque young singer with a futuristic design and bright colors to match, while ONA is more geared towards professional usage and has a more contemporary design fit for the 21st century. And while both are Virtual Celebrities, MAIKA is meant to be used on computers, while ONA is meant to be used on a live stage or in the public.
  • Literal Split Personality: Of MAIKA's voicebank.
  • Meaningful Name: Ona means "wave" in Catalan, and her design motif has waves in it.
  • Primary-Color Champion: Her shirt has bits of red, yellow, and blue in it, and she's represented by a red, blue and yellow logo.

    Korean 

SBS Artech

SeeU

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The first Korean Vocaloid, released by SBS Artech. Character design by manhwa artist Kkuem. Voiced by real-life Korean Idol Singer Kim (also known as Kim Tahi, Dahi, Dahee), who has since debuted in the Korean girl group GLAM (she's the girl riding the bicycle).

A leaked early demo can be found here, which was praised for its humanlike realism. It should be noted, though, that Kim Tahi also sings in the background for said demo. Her first official demo, 'RUN', was released 22 September 2011; and was brought her back to the forefront in "Never Let You Go" .


  • Cat Girl: No tail in evidence, but her costume includes a pair of cat-ear-shaped speakers mounted on her head, and her standard facial expression is a Cat Smile.
  • Exotic Eye Designs: Star-shaped light reflections in her irises.
  • Hartman Hips: She certainly has a curvy pair of hips on her.
  • Hollywood Thin: While her design looks like she's at a healthy weight and she sports some curvaceous hips, her canonical weight is roughly 98 poundsnote , which is about 10 pounds below the ideal weight for her frame and heightnote .
  • Rule 63: She has an official genderbend named ZeeU. She also has the fanmade "SeeWoo", but like all fan genderbends his looks are not concrete.

ST MEDiA

Uni

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The second Korean Vocaloid, and the first and only voicebank made for the V4 line. Uni's release date has been changed many times, the latest being September of 2016. Her official release finally came on February 14, 2017, although it was a bare bones version; her Power and Soft Appends became available to the public later in the summer of 2017, with an English bank currently in development.

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