The Beauty of Vocaloids

Just my thoughts and some disclaimers.
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Adapted from Synchronicity by Hitoshizuku-P, Yama?, Suzunosuke, Kumagai, CAZ, VAVA and TSO. Image from zerochan.


I originally uploaded this at Fanfiction.com sometime on December 2016 at 2am in the morning, and I had work at the lab later that morning. This was my first adaptation of a Vocaloid song which I
originally wrote in order to better understand what the song was about. It was quite tough since at times, since Rin and Len sings similar yet opposite things at certain times. I hope I managed to
do justice to the original source material, though I altered the ending to suit my personal preference of how the trilogy ended, instead of the more ambiguous original version.
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Adapted from Chururira Chururira Daddadda! by Kurage-P and Cherico.


Man this song's catchy, and Yukari-san looks amazing in the MV, especially those little smirks. I quickly realized that words alone won't be enough to install the mood/tone of the song, and as they
say 'a picture is worth a thousand words', so I added emoticons (for the first time!), which ended becoming a major part of this work. I hope they're not too difficult to interpret. I tried to
think of more 'guilty' things, but it's been awhile since leaving college and I've forgotten most of the sillier rules. Do let me know what you think of this style (good, ok, terrible, etc.) via
review or PM, and thanks so much for reading! (^_^)
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This 670-worded piece is my interpretation of K-dash's Little Parade, featuring Hatsune Miku. This amazing song poetically explores (in the way Vocaloids do best) feelings of depression, suicidal
thoughts, self-ridicule, and doubt, while maintaining an introspective focus using a vague narration of some sort of separation. Confused? Well, it was written at 4am so I apologize. Now enjoy!
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Adapted from Near (cover version) ft. Fukase and Otomachi Una, by kyaami. The original piece was made by Natsushiro Takaaki, KaiseiP and Hurray!, ft. Hatsune Miku.


"What do you think about human living things?"


This piece is, in my humble opinion, one of the most beautiful Vocaloid songs of 2017. The video is wonderfully made, telling a bittersweet story about a human man and an android girl in a world
that has ended. In my opinion, the Fukase/Otomachi Una version by kyaami is much better because it suits the narrative and the movie cast.
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Adapted from Natural Born Dictator ft. Yuzuki Yukari, by LIQ and Machino.


I can imagine Yukari graduating high-school from "Tattle-tale Classroom" and coming all the way here.


This is another fantastic song featuring Yuzuki Yuzaki's cute yet sinister voice. The accompanying illustration fits this song perfectly: the black & white tiles similar to a chess-set evoke a
sense of ruthless calculativeness; the many stands and microphones highlighting all focus being on her; her sinister pose/smart attire that doesn't quite fit this blue-haired & innocent looking
girl.


While I do bring in certain real-life events and characters, I did not claim to present them accurately. They have been deliberately mish-mashed.


I also do not believe dictatorship is the best form of government. However, there may be situations where it might be in the short term.
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