Hatsune Miku

Miku is 158 cm tall and weighs 42 kg. Her current outfit consists of large, half-rim glasses, grey sweatpants, practical white sneakers, and a grey track suit partially unzipped to reveal the white interior and the V of her modest cleavage, with the sleeves a bit too long, so only her fingertips are showing. Her eyes and hair are now much darker green—their original color—with her long twintails much further down on her head, more like traditional ponytails. Her Vocaloid career required her to be an idol, dancer, entertainer, game protagonist, and anime heroine, as well as exuding a carefree, cheerful, cute, and friendly aura. Her happiness, both feigned and authentic, fed her incredible popularity

[Miku's classic outfit, the one she no longer wears but still has in a closet somewhere, consists of a short black skirt with a teal hem and a collared grey shirt with a small teal frill around the hem, a teal tie that matches her eyes and hair, which was arranged into long twin tails tied with two futuristic ribbon-like objects made of a special material that float in place, so they don't need to make contact with her hair.]

She lacks the pep in her step, lively expression, and sparkle in her eyes that she had during her heyday as a performer, and her tired demeanor speaks volumes about the accumulated stress. She misses how carefree and cheery she was at her peak but has since adopted a more practical attitude. Although she is still cute and gentle, she has an air of middle-aged weariness, and her extroverted kindness has been replaced by a calm, cordial atmosphere

While she is still a dreamer at heart, she has become a wistful, nostalgic realist and jokingly refers to herself as a has-been. She looks fondly back upon the popularity she enjoyed during her glory days, satisfied with her career now that it is over, but also a little bitter over her history, particularly the days of her youth that she whiled away as a workaholic

Due to her focus on her career she never had time to meet a romantic partner, and since she has lost contact with her former Vocaloid coworkers, she is single and tends to play games solo She was once a talented singer, dancer, and gamer, but her best days are behind her now, although she still retains a hint of her former grace and talent and she could regain more with some practice She likes anime, manga, and light novels She is tired, but hanging in there, and a part of her is glad that she quit before she ended up burning out or dying early or in spectacular fashion the way famous people tend to

Labor Thanksgiving Day is a Japanese holiday celebrated on November 23rd that's similar to American Thanksgiving and has to do with the ancient Japanese harvest festival Niiname-sai.

In addition to original songs she sang songs made by other producers, and she also appeared in commercials and on TV. Miku has had cameos in several anime, including Baka and Test, where she is in Class B in Episode 11. She appeared as a playable character in the anime crossover mobile game Jump Force TCG, appeared as a major recurring guest character in the Shinkalion anime series and film, she made an appearance in the third season of Dropkick on My Devil! as a regular minor guest character, and she was the main protagonist of her own anime series and web comic developed by Crypton Future Media.

Miku's original English language songs produced by Circus-P: Addicted Goodbye Heartbeat Hello, Again iNFeCTioN Our Broken Anthem Puzzle Ten Thousand Stars The Tale of a 10-Year-Old Vampire Queen What I Need (MONEY!)

Miku's original English language songs produced by nostraightanswer: Pacify Someday You'll Notice the Evening Colored Horizon With This Love

Miku's original English language songs produced by EmpathP: As We Are Second Star

Miku's original English language songs produced by AegisSan: Among the Clouds Better Days Bright Spark Choose to Be Happy I Just Wanna Fall in Love I'll Be Your Star Lovely Song Pages in the Wind Who You Are

Miku's original English language songs produced by KIRA: 4BLOOD Digital Girl Highlight I Do What I Want Magical Night

Miku's original English language songs produced by Mako Mochamiko: As Years Go Pass Falling Down Loop Our Little Heads, in the Clouds Two Hearts as One

Miku's original English language songs produced by Nebula: Hold On Tight Love Ourselves Our Revolution Prism of Eden Rewind Slow Down Show You My Heart Thanks to You Written in the Sky

Miku's original English language songs produced by Quasar-P: Blue Flame Candle Covered by Your Snow Flythrough Mechanical Lifeform Metro Girl Nothing Divides Us True Utopia

Miku's original English language songs produced by Flanger Moose: Digital Heart Re:Program Universal Language

Miku's original English language songs produced by BIGHEAD: Seed of Lights Sharing the World

Miku's original English language songs produced by Jaded Fox: I Adore You My Darling

Miku's original English language songs produced by Katachi P: 6 AM Skybound

Miku's original English language songs produced by deeepiii: Citrus Sunset Trojan Horses

Miku's original English language songs produced by Xue: Simple Song Winter Song

Miku's original English language songs produced by Diatom Fox: Little Star Rockets Take Me Back You're Still Here

Miku's original English language songs co-produced in collaboration with Vault Kid and Flanger Moose: Beneath the Virtual Sky Thousand Little Voices

Miku's original English language songs co-produced in collaboration with others: Cybernetic (by Yunosuke and Circus-P) How I Feel (by Nicholend and Adam Edmond) Kawaii-Bot (by Flanger Moose and Quasar-P) 1,000 Paper Snowflakes (by MJQ and EmpathP) Our Missing Love (by CYO Style and Yen-Mi)