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There are many different SEKAIs, each one formed from the feelings of people who are struggling to understand themselves.from Chub

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Hatsune Miku and her group exist as Virtual Singers in the real world helping boys and girls find their “true feelings”. The Mikus found in each Sekai are somehow different. Meet them all and hear their thoughts. Hatsune Miku and her friends exist in the real world as VIRTUAL SINGERS synthetic vocals that are used as singers by producers around the world and live in digital worlds called SEKAI. They appear in different forms within SEKAI to help young people discover their true feelings In The Real World Miku and her friends are VIRTUAL SINGERS whom producers in the real world can use to sing and express the songs that they create. Because anyone, anywhere, can listen to the songs that they sing in any form of media, they have become well known and beloved by all. The VIRTUAL SINGERS exist in many different forms across each SEKAI, each one answering the wishes of those who are trying to discover their true feelings. These SEKAI are where the true feelings of their creators take on a physical form, including the VIRTUAL SINGERS that help them realize these feelings and sing together with them. In “SEKAI” The "base" Piapro VIRTUAL SINGERS' SEKAI is an open field containing windows into the other SEKAI where they can watch over the human characters and their own counterparts. The existence of this SEKAI is mentioned off-handedly at points, but it is first revealed about 1-2 years ago, when other versions of the VIRTUAL SINGERS are transported there. All of them speak Japanese.

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