☆ Hourly Vocal Synth Botさんのイラストまとめ

【VOCALOID3】The vocal synth of the hour is YOHIOloid.
Voiced by Swedish singer-songwriter YOHIO, YOHIOloid is a bilingual vocaloid capable of singing both English and Japanese.

【UTAU】The vocal synths of the hour are Sayo and Rine.
Twin siblings. Their personalities are up for interpretation, though Sayo is typically depicted as a cheerful and teasing girl, while Rine is typically depicted as calm and friendly.
Their older sister is Hotoriuta Mito.

【DERIVATIVE】The vocal synth of the hour is Kasane Keko.
Derived from Kasane Teto, though her voice is a pitched version of Kagamine Len’s. Keko is said to have two sides—one sweet and kind, the other crazy and maniacal.

【VOCALOID2】The vocal synth of the hour is GUMI.
Also known as Megpoid, GUMI is one of the most popular non-Crypton Vocaloids. Known for singing many notable Vocaloid songs, including Donut Hole, ECHO, and Mozaik Role.

【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Yóu Chángshì.
Once a human, Yóu is now a weapon and soldier who serves under Shiqu Xiwang. Although he does violent work under Shiqu’s command, he has a kind and well-mannered personality.
He has English and Japanese voicebanks.

【VOCALOID4】The vocal synth of the hour is Yumemi Nemu.
Nemu is a vocaloid meant to represent her voice provider, Nemu Yumemi. She shares a voice provider with Tone Rion.

【VOCALOID2】The vocal synth of the hour is Megurine Luka.
Released January 30th 2009, Luka was the first bilingual Vocaloid. Her fanon ‘character item’ is a tuna fish.
Her most notable songs include Double Lariat, Just Be Friends, and Luka Luka★Night Fever.

【VOCALOID3】The vocal synth of the hour is Rana.
With a rainbow aesthetic, Rana is a Vocaloid intended to be easy to use for beginners. She is 0 years old.

【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Nagone Mako.
Mako is a 21 year old kunoichi who often slacks off with work, instead preferring to spend her free time singing.
She is good friends and singing partners with Amane Luna.

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