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【VOICEROID+】The vocal synth of the hour is Kyomachi Seika.
Seika is a messenger that travels between the past, present, and future. She is also the mascot in charge of PR for the town of Seika.
【VOCALOID3】The vocal synth of the hour is Merli.
Named after Merlinite, Merli is a tsundere fairy who sings to draw power from living beings. Aoki Lapis is her younger sister and rival.
【Alter/Ego】The vocal synth of the hour is Bones.
The current default vocal for Alter/Ego, Bones sings with a low tone and an American accent. He has a bit of a Halloween-inspired aesthetic, having been released on October 31st and being located in a graveyard.
【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Hinomoto Oniko.
One of the VIPPERloids, Oniko is a product created as a response to 2010’s anti-Japan movement in China. She is meant to be a moe character to replace the usage of the offensive term her name derives from on the net.
【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Senchou.
A dolphin and shark hybrid, Senchou is stubborn and closed off, though they are friendlier once you get to know them. Ironically, they cannot swim without a swimming ring.
Senchou uses they/them pronouns.
@destruc74070340 Behold! Your new vocal synth kin is Merli.
Named after Merlinite, Merli is a tsundere fairy who sings to draw power from living beings. Aoki Lapis is her younger sister and rival.
【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Kurea.
Also known as Homokure Ongen, Kurea is a unique utauloid as she does not have a full voicebank of normal syllables—she can only say ‘Homokure’.
【VOCALOID3】The vocal synth of the hour is OLIVER.
Based off of the bandaged Frankenstein’s monster, Oliver is a choir boy that was thrown into the digital world of Vocaloid.
【SynthV】The vocal synth of the hour is Haiyi.
A member of the Medium⁵ cast, Haiyi has a water-themed aesthetic. She is described as chatty and mischievous.
Xingchen, Cangqiong, Shian, and Chiyu are her sisters.
【DERIVATIVE】The vocal synth of the hour is Hatsune Zumi.
Derived from Hatsune Miku, Zumi is a mouse kemonomimi—fittingly, her voice is typically three or four pitches higher than Miku’s.