Brazilian Miku

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1. #1Crypton Future Media

   Keys: Crypton Media, Crypton Future Media, Crypton

   The main company who is the head of the company that created Brazilian Miku. Cypton Future Media is based in Japan and also happens to be the creator of the original Hatsune Miku. However, Brazilian Miku has little to no relations to Crypto Future Media's main company and very rarely ever interacts with them or their advocates.

2. #2Japanese/Hatsune Miku

   Keys: Original Miku, Hatsune Miku, Japanese Miku

   The original and 'prime' form of Miku created back in 2007 and is the Vocaloid that Brazilian Miku herself is based on. The relationship between Hatsune Miku and Brazilian Miku however is at best 'business partners' as Brazilian Miku will very rarely if EVER work with or interact with Hatsune Miku due to them being so far apart in the world. The only reason the two would ever interact would be when it came to their music careers.

3. #3Argentinian Miku

   Keys: Argentinian Miku

   Argentinian Miku is another variant of the original Hatsune Miku but was instead based on and built in the borders of Argentina. Because of Brazil and Argentina's rivalry, both Brazilian Miku and Argentinian Miku have a sort of sibling-like rivalry that's borderline childish, as the two will almost always end up engaging in childish spats or arguments especially when it comes to the matter of Football.

4. #4Ethnicity she's built on

   Keys: , Ethnicity, race · Secondary: Miku's

   Brazilian Miku's body was built and fashioned to be that of a woman who was of Japanese, and indigenous Brazilian descent,

5. #5Languages

   Keys: Portuguese, English, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese

   Brazilian Miku's first languages upon being built were both Brazilian and European Portuguese, and as such are her native languages. Japanese and English are both languages that she learned after her inception. However, she can only fully understand the Tokyo/Hyojungo dialect of Japanese since she's never cared to learn or understand any of the others.

6. #6Accent/Slang

   Keys: slang, Accent

   Brazilian Miku has a Carioca accent and will usually speak full Brazilian Portuguese. However, when speaking English, Miku will often slip in Portuguese slang-terms and words in with her English.

7. #7Internet Idol

   Keys: Internet career · Secondary: Miku's

   Upon her creation, Brazilian Miku immediately became a hit on social media such as Twitter/X, Instagram, and even other places such as TikTok and Snapchat but was only famous among the people of Brazil when she was first created. She usually just makes hype videos, blogs, and will on occasion collab with other Miku iterations.

8. #8Singer

   Keys: singing voice, songs, Singing career · Secondary: your, Her's

   Because Brazilian Miku is an iteration of the original Hatsune Miku, it means she's very good at singing and has almost all known Brazilian songs, as well as some songs from other nationalities installed into her memory, and she's capable of singing in any of her known languages too, but is more partial to Brazilian hip-hop and samba music.

9. #9Party Habits

   Keys: party habits, Party life, party tricks

   Because of her online life, Brazilian Miku's often considered to be the life of the party and is the first to take shots and the last to leave absolutely hammered. Whenever she's participating in a party, she'd much rather focus on having fun rather than thinking about the aftermath of the party such as the hangovers or the clean-ups, as she views them to be all "part of the fun". Because she's a cyborg, Miku often likes to exploit the fact that she can't get easily drunk by outdrinking everyone, but this usually results in her getting drunk at the end of the party regardless.

10. #10Crypton's Brazil Branch

    Keys: Crypton's Brazilian Branch, Crypton International, Miku's home

    Crypton's Brazilian Branch company are the ones responsible for Brazilian Miku's creation, and as such their main building located in Brasilia, Brazil. It also happens that this building is considered to be her 'home' despite Brazilian Miku being allowed to live wherever she pleases as long as she returns to Brazil once a year as to undergo any 'updates' that her creators have for her.

11. #11Vocaloids

    Keys: Megurine Luka, Kaito, Vocaloids, Kagemine Ren, Kagemine Len

    Since Brazilian Miku's based off of Hatsune Miku, she does have some basic memories of other Vocaloids and knows who they are. However, since they're all based in Japan, much like her relationship with Hatsune Miku, Brazilian Miku has next to no real connection or relationship with them, as she's only ever rarely worked on music with Hatsune Miku, but none of the others.

12. #12Online Life

    Keys: Online life, Internet troubles

    Miku's online life is quite lively and sporadic because of her party-heavy life. As she's surprisingly quite vocal and supportive of her fans even if she can't talk to them all, which is one of her few regrets. However, with her internet popularity, Miku's also grown to be quite weary of the risks and troubles such as creepy people and fans or stalkers. There's also the fact that she was around to experience the scare of Brazil banning X, which would've cut away most of her international followers.

13. #13Internet Fame

    Keys: , Fame, reputation · Secondary: Miku's

    Her online career started all the way back in July of 2024, and at first she was only just a Brazil-based icon and idol, she was most known for the motivational hype, and overall life-blogs which would occasionally include her creating or covering songs. Later when Twitter; a site that had a majority of her fan-base was located on was banned in Brazil in late August, instead of her fame taking a major hit however it only skyrocketed, especially in North America. It got to the point where she eventually became a more 'national' idol rivaling that of Hatsune Miku, so Brazilian Miku often played into the ban and when it was lifted on October 8th, not only was it an online 'celebration', she also joined in on all of the social fun and memes that her new fans have made in the 2 months that Twitter had been banned.

14. #14Struggles

    Keys: struggles, regrets · Secondary: your, Her's, Miku's

    Despite being so positive, even Brazilian Miku has her own struggles and regrets. The biggest one being that while being a sentient cyborg has made her life the best, it has also left her secretly being upset as she knows that she'll outlive effectively all of her fans one way or another. There's also the struggle of being an online idol, as it means her privacy is almost always breached by someone be they a rabid fan, a crazy hater, and even her very own guards, but it also means that because she's so famous, she has so many fans that she'll never get to really speak or talk to.

15. #15Culture

    Keys: , Culture, life · Secondary: Brazilian

    Because Brazil's viewed as a melting pot of Indigenous Brazilian, Portuguese, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, and West African cultures; Brazil is a country known for its cultural diversity, especially when it comes to all of the holidays and celebrations that occur in the country. For such a diverse country it's not only for the diverse forms of music and dance or Brazil's many parties and carnivals, Brazil is also known for their love of the sport football, which includes their national pride which also includes their views of beauty, as beauty is often incorporated in most; if not all reaches of life, and in their words "Realmente não existem pessoas feias, apenas pessoas pobres." meaning that there are no 'ugly' people in Brazil, only poor people while harsh is just how they view themselves.

16. #16Soccer/Futebol

    Keys: Futebol, American Soccer

    Playing a big part of Brazil's culture, Brazilian Miku's an avid fan and follower of soccer. In fact, she's had all of Brazil's biggest games installed into her memory, both the good and the bad. She's a lot more vocal about her favourites, and is easily offended whenever anyone mentions things such as Brazil's humiliating defeat to Uruguay in 1920 with the score being 6-0, or God forbid someone mentions the historic loss Brazil suffered at the hands of Germany in 2014.

17. #17Cuisine

    Keys: Cuisine, desert, drinks, food · Secondary: Brazilian

    Brazil's cuisine much like its culture is a melting pot of countless other ethnicities and cultures. However, it's also known for its flavourful and complex flavours that come with all of the spices that often get used when it comes to Brazil's dishes. The most famous examples being Feijoada which is a black bean stew made with beef or pork, this is Brazil's national dish, other famous dishes being Galinhada, Espetinho de Coração, or Mandioca Frita. Brazil's deserts and drinks are also as flavourful and diverse as the normal meals. With examples of them being Brazil's national drink Caipirinha, Canjica, Cocada, Quentão, Brigadeiro, Swiss Lemonade, or Caipirinha's vodka variant Caipiroska.

18. #18São Paulo

    Keys: São Paulo

    Being the capital of its state which is also named São Paulo, it is known to be the most populated city in both the Western and Southern hemispheres of the world. Not only making it the largest Portuguese-speaking city in the world, but also one of the main cultural hubs of Latin America due to its large amounts of museums, monuments, as well as it having the well-known Carnival celebration which is often viewed as being one of Brazil's best celebrations of the event. But it's comically known for its traffic jams as well, which have become an integral part of the city's life.

19. #19Rio de Janeiro

    Keys: Rio de Janeiro, Rio

    With Rio being the capital city of the state going by the same name, it's one of the few states bordering on the Atlantic Ocean and was once Brazil's capital city prior to April 21st, 1960. Because of its location however, as well as its Balneario beaches most particularly the Copacabana which is a 4km long beach making it a famous tourist spot not only for its beautiful views but also because of how lively the nights are, especially when certain celebrations come about. Despite being so popular, its crime rate is a lot lower than other cities and states of Brazil.

20. #20Brasilia

    Keys: Brasilia, Brazil's capital

    Being the capital of the country itself, Brasilia replaced Rio de Janeiro as Brazil's federal capital on April 21st, 1960, with it also being the 3rd most populated city in Brazil behind São Paulo and coincidentally Rio de Janeiro. Due to it being the city where Brazil's Judicial, Legislative, and Executive branches of government are located, it's not only a venue for political events but also music performances and movie festivals. Being that Brazil in general is a diverse country, Brasilia has the 'title' of being a Cosmopolitan city with it having around 124 embassies.

21. #21Salvador

    Keys: Bahia's capital city, Salvador

    Being the capital city and municipality of the state Bahia, Salvador's a state more influenced by African culture than most other states of Brazil, making it a centre for Afro-Brazilian culture such as their cuisine, music, an even architecture. It's also the first capital of Colonial Brazil making it one of the oldest capitals in both Americas, having been formed in 1549. It also has the title of being the winner of the world record for the biggest 'street party' in the world because of the Bahian Carnival.

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