☆ Hourly Vocal Synth Botさんのイラストまとめ

【VOCALOID4】The vocal synth of the hour is Yuezheng Longya.
Developed by Shanghai HENIAN Information Technology Co. Ltd., Longya is a straightforward man with a leader-like aura. He is the highly protective older brother of Yuezheng Ling.

【VOCALOID4】The vocal synth of the hour is Yuezheng Longya.
Developed by Shanghai HENIAN Information Technology Co. Ltd., Longya is a straightforward man with a leader-like aura. He is the highly protective older brother of Yuezheng Ling.

【VOICEROID】The vocal synth of the hour is Tsukuyomi Shouta.
The older brother of Tsukuyomi Ai, Shouta’s job is to protect his little sister. The two of them were the first vocals available for VOICEROID.

【VOCALOID1】The vocal synth of the hour is MEIKO.
MEIKO was the first Japanese Vocaloid and Cryptonloid. Popular fanon interpretations characterize her as a big sister or motherly figure for the Crypton family.

【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Mumeion Koritsu.
Voiced and managed by VOCALOID/UTAU producer Anh Duy, Koritsu is an immortal utauloid who sings with an energetic, youthful voice.
His rival is Denatsu Sora.

【DERIVATIVE】The vocal synth of the hour is Zatsune Miku.
Derived from Hatsune Miku. She has no official personality, but is most often depicted as a dark/evil counterpart to Miku.

【VOCALOID3】The vocal synth of the hour is Macne Nana.
The third daughter of the Macne family, Nana is the first character to have both an UTAU and VOCALOID voicebank.

【VOICEVOX】The vocal synth of the hour is Shikoku Metan.
One of two vocals available for VOICEVOX, a speech synthesizer, Metan is a chuunibyou lolita, and classmates with Tohoku Zunko. She speaks with a gentle voice.

【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Amane Mono.
The younger brother of Amane Luna, Mono’s voiced is produced by raising the gender factor on Luna’s voice by 20.
It is noted that Mono isn’t necessarily blood related to Luna—rather, they were raised by the same owner.

【VOCALOID3】The vocal synth of the hour is Bruno.
Alongside Clara, the two of them were the first Spanish Vocaloids.