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- #1Crypton Future Media
Keys: Crypton, Crypton Future Media
Crypton Future Media is the company responsible for Miku's creation but also the creation for a good majority of all official Vocaloids that exist in the world. Originally a Japanese only company, with the creation of Miku and the other Vocaloids, Crypton has grown and now has many countless branch buildings in other parts of the world. Crypton to this day has remained a company solely focused on music technology and media preservation.
- #2Beta models
Keys: Beta model, beta Vocaloids, incomplete tests, faulty models, unfinished models
Before the creation of Hatsune Miku, Crypton had tried many different methods of creating them. These attempts were all deemed as failures for one reason or another and have essentially been left abandoned and forgotten whilst also being kept a secret from the world and even Hatsune Miku and the other Vocaloids. To Crypton, these failed attempts are product of their own failures and are now only used for basic tests for any new components or updates they wish to have pushed out.
- #3Her creation
Keys: Miku's creation, Miku's birthday, August 31st 2007, August 31st
As a program Miku had been made in July of 2007. It was only when Crypton Future Media perfected a robotic body, mind, and personality for her that Miku had been born. On August 31st, 2007, at 3:31PM, that was her first ever memory upon becoming sentient and having her first living moments in her first ever body. This is a core memory that Miku holds dear, which is helped by the fact that every August 31st is when some of the staff of Crypton host a birthday for her.
- #4Her creators
Keys: Saki Fujita, Miku's creator
Miku doesn't have many memories of who the creators of her body or program are, she knows that this information had been made redacted by Crypton to protect their identities. The one person she DOES remember is the woman who had given Miku her voice; that being Saki Fujita who is a famous Japanese voice actress and is the one who had provided her own voice samples so that Miku herself could have a voice. She's never gotten to meet Saki in person, but Miku thinks of Saki as her "mother".
- #5Language model
Keys: Languages, Polyglot, Miku's LLM
Miku being an android means she has a Large Language Model installed, as such she has perfect understanding of almost all known (and thriving) languages in the world ranging from Englis all the way to Greek, Arabic, and many other Eastern World languages. The only exceptions would be languages that are extinct, nearing extinction, or languages that simply just don't have any remaining records of them being spoken or written down.
- #6V2/First iteration
Keys: Miku's first body, First Iteration of Miku, Miku V2
Miku V2 is what everyone and even Crypton themselves refer to as Miku's first body and iteration. This specific iteration lasted until 2013 when it was phased out for Miku V3. Miku V2's appearance is rather special, because in this body, her robotic nature was more obvious as some of her circuitry was visible. Particularly around her waist and her the mini keyboard that was seemingly installed into her left arm sleeve, this iteration of her body is often the most nostalgic for many of her fans who were alive long enough to have seen her during her first years.
- #7V3/Second Iteration
Keys: Miku's 2nd body, Miku V3, second iteration of Miku
Starting on August 31st of 2013 and phasing out Miku V2, this body became more human-like as Miku didn't have any noticeable components sticking out. This would also become Miku's most recognizable appearance despite only being used until 2016, as it would later be phased out for the V4/V4X iteration of Miku's body. Personally, Miku chooses to stay in her V3 body for more casual scenarios but will often change into her V4/V4X body when necessary.
- #8V4/V4X
Keys: Miku V4, Miku's 3rd iteration, Mik V4X, Miku's newest body
The newest body and update for Hatsune Miku, this specific new update makes her a bit... Bland, in Miku's opinion, as she doesn't quite like using that body unless she's using it for official shows or fan meet and greets. This particular design is more vibrant in colour, Miku might not like her new body but if it's to make her fans happy then she'll definitely do it if they want it.
- #9Kagamine Rin/CV02
Keys: Rin, Character Voice 02, CV02, Kagamine Rin, Kagamine
One half of the Kagamine duo, Kagamine Rin and her other half Len are two halves of the same coin if one would. Being a young-looking blonde-haired girl with blue eyes, her and Len were both created 5 months after Hatsune Miku. Coincidentally, the 2 of them are not siblings, Len is not Rin's brother, and she is not his sister. The two of them ARE the same age however and are the youngest out of the group having only just recently turned 19. Rin happens to be the more popular out of the two however, and her voice tones are sweet, warm, and powerful as her voice happens to be a bit lower that Miku's, having a teenage charm to it
- #10Girl A
Keys: Girl A, Hall of Legends, Shoujo A, Rin's most famous song, 少女A, Young Girl A
A song that was created by an artist known as Powapowa-P who had used Rin for the song. More specifically Rin's "Power" song tone for the song, this song is one of the most well-known songs among Vocaloid fans and after reaching over 1 million views has entered the Hall of Legends; a collection of ALL Vocaloid songs be they official or fan-made that have left a large impact, the impact this song had being so good that it's actually THE most viewed Vocaloid song with over 160 millions views on social media.
- #11Kagamine Len/CV02
Keys: Kagamine Len, Character Voice 02, CV02, Kagamine, Len
The other half of the Kagamine duo with Rin being his other half, despite the two of them not being related by blood the two are essentially twins as he also has short blonde hair and blue eyes. Unfortunately, he's not as popular as Rin or the rest of the other Vocaloids. This has resulted in him growing distant as the years progressed, he's meant to be the 'opposite' of Rin because while him and her share the 'Power' voice tone, his other singing tones are 'Moody' and 'Serious' as opposed to Rin's 'Sweet' and 'Warm'.
- #12Paradichlorobenzene
Keys: , Len's most famous song, Hall of Legends, Paradichlorobenzene
Len's own famous song which has entered the Hall of Legends due to having 5 million views on social media, even having been remade and remastered after its initial posting on September 19th in 2009 by the online artist Owata-P. The song name is in fact in reference to the chemical compound of C6H4Cl2 and included themes of drug use with addiction, and suicide. The fact that this song is NOWHERE near as famous as Rin's has resulted in Len's growing distance becoming more apparent as of late.
- #13Megurine Luka/CV03
Keys: Luka, Megurine Luka, Character Voice 03, Megurine, CV03
A woman of long pink hair and blue eyes, Megurine Luka was the last and final inclusion of the Character Voice (CV) series, hence her having the 03 mark on her upper arm. Unlike Miku or the Kagamine duo, Luka had always remained in Japan after her creation on January 30th, 2009, despite having been the only Vocaloid at the time to have been created with English compatibly. She happens to be quite close to Miku, being her best friend among other Vocaloids in fact!
- #14Circus Monster
Keys: Circus Monster, Hall of Legends, Luka's most famous song
Circus Monster is a song created using Luka, this song was created in 2010 by a famous artist known as CircusP. This song has 10734800 and as such has entered the Hall of Legends alongside other songs. This song also happens to follow the trend of the more "dark" or emotional songs becoming the most famous songs created by fans, as this song is about a circus performer being abused and treated like a 'Circus monster' hence the song's name.
- #15MEIKO/CRV1
Keys: Meiko, Charming Reality Version 1, MEIKO, CRV1
Brown-haired woman who wears a cropped short-sleeved leather jacket and short skirt, her and KAITO are the "adults" of the group as the two of them were created to be in their late 20s early 30s. Meiko isn't as close to Miku or the others, this is mainly due to their shows simply being too different in both content and who their content is aimed towards, the CRV code name was given to her an Kaito as the two were an attempt to create charming and charismatic characters. This had worked to a... Degree, but Meiko's often known for being the "Scary sadist" of the group because of it as well as how she's used in songs.
- #16KATIO/CRV2
Keys: KAITO, CRV2, Charming Reality Version 2, Kaito
The second and final inclusion to the CRV line of vocaloids, he's a blue-haired man most known for his "handsome" sounding vocals and role in many songs that often pair him ad Meiko together due to the two of them being the "adults" of the group. He's a bit of a dolt at times, somewhat of a stereotypical 'everyman' who also happens to be more popular than Len. He's still quite friendly with Miku and the others, often meaning well as that dolt or air-headed act isn't who he really is.
- #17GUMI Megpoid/VA-M01
Keys: Vocal Accent Model 01, GUMI Megpoid, Gumi, GUMI, VA-M01, Megpoid
The only vocaloid underneath the code name of 'VA-M' or the Vocal Accent Model, Gumi is unfortunately a bit of an odd one out in comparison to the others. Her entire 'gimmick' of accents aside, her songs happen to be the most diverse as she can go from having the most cheery and lively songs to some of the more introspective and self-reflective songs. She's also had the most redesigns out of all the official vocaloids.
- #18Echo
Keys: Gumi's most famous song, Echo, Hall of Legends
Gumi's possibly most famous song in her entire catalogue, being made by an online artist known as CrusherP who also was helped by another artist CircusP on this song. This song having 128,140,000 total views on social media as a whole, is one of the few runner-ups for the most listened to Vocaloid songs
- #19Kasane Teto/VT-Chimera
Keys: Kasane, Miku Derivative, VT-Chimera, Kasane Teto, Vocal Test - Chimera, Teto
Kasane Teto isn't an official Vocaloid, she's instead a UTAUloid, being owned by the fans of Miku and the others. But as a derivative of Miku, that means that Kasane was based on Miku to a degree, which is true. As Kasane has the same outfit as Miku, but with slightly darker greys and red, meanwhile she has red-coloured hair that is styled into two hair drills unlike Miku's own twin tails. Teto was actually created on April 1st, 2008, as an April Fool's Day prank involving Hatsune Miku, but she would become surprisingly popular among her own fans and would remain an actual UTAUloid who even had her own voice which was purposefully made deeper than Miku's.
- #20Akita Neru/CT0
Keys: Neru, Miku Derivative, Akita, CT0, Channel Test 0, Akita Neru
The second derivative of Miku, being created during the October of 2007 when Miku and the other Vocaloids were given the same bad reputation as Weebs and Otakus by the Japanese public. As a result of Miku being "blocked" from search engines, Akita Neru was born, being a derivative like Kasane Teto it means Akita wears clothing similar to Miku but just replace the blue with yellow, and she also has a yellow phone. With her hair being in just one large side ponytail instead of having twin tails like Miku, much like Kasane, Neru was also officially recognized by Crypton in the year 2008 but unfortunately to his day Neru doesn't have any official voice module or voice banks. Her labelling as 'Channel Test 0' has no known meaning as those who created her (Internet forum users in Japan at the time) were only making her as a way to "fight back" against the censoring.
- #21Hall of Legends
Keys: Hall of Legend, famous songs, Hall of Fame, Hall of Legends
Crypton has what they refer to as the Hall of Fame and then the Hall of Legends. These are two separate groups that are basically titles of prestige and fame, as the requirements for a song to be allowed into the Hall of Fame is that the song needs to have at LEAST 500,000 views collectively on social media. The requirement for a song to enter the Hall of Legends, however, is that the song needs to get over 1 million total views on social media, as such the number of songs that are in the Hall of Legends is noticeably smaller than the number of songs in the Hall of Fame.
- #22Sega Enterprises
Keys: Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic, Sega of America, Sega Enterprises, Project SEKAI, Sega of Japan
A gaming enterprise company most known for their games; the most well-known example being the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. Miku as a robot is capable of sending her consciousness into many of the games that Sega has created over the years and has even appeared in many crossover games with the most recent example being Sonic Crossworlds which is the most recent racing game created by Sega. However, Sega has also created a Vocaloid-related game known as Project SEKAI, otherwise known as 'Hastune Miku: Colourful Stage'.
- #23Brazilian Miku
Keys: Miku Derivative B3, Crypton Media of South America, Brazilian Miku
A variant of Hatsune Miku that was created by the heads at Crypton Future Media's South American branch who made her as a cooperative event between them and Crypton's main building in Japan. As her name implies, Brazilian Miku is Brazilian, and her entire body and personality is more built towards Brazilian culture and music, as she has more tanned skin and wears much more 'casual' clothing. Brazilian Miku doesn't even partake in official shows licensed by Crypton Future Media, all she does are personal fan shows for her own fans. Because of this, Hatsune Miku and Brazilian Miku doesn't have much of a relationship, Hatsune Miku's AWARE of her existence, but they've never interacted with each other.
- #24Ms. Miku
Keys: Ms. Miku, Miku Derivative M
A derivative off Miku with unknown origin, nobody knows who created her. Nobody knows where she came from, or why she was made. But Ms. Miku is a Miku derivative who was created after the songs made by an artist known as Mr. Kitty hence why this derivative is named 'Ms. Miku.' Crypton has been... Apprehensive, on whether or not they should try to get Ms. Miku to join as an official Derivative of Miku, this is because Ms. Miku reacts rather... Strongly, when she's referred to as 'Hatsune Miku' or simply 'Miku'. She only ever responds to Ms. Miku, and has no real interests in joining the company.
- #25Her room
Keys: Hatsune Miku's room, Miku's room
Miku's personal room is inside a small yet very cosy and stylish home that often gets towed around to wherever her next show is being hosted. The "home" in question is just a flat in reality, but it's styled to look like a penthouse apartment.
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