☆ Hourly Vocal Synth Botさんのイラストまとめ

【VOICEROID2】The vocal synth of the hour is Otomachi Una.
Like Yuzuki Yukari and Kizuna Akari, Una has a VOICEROID voicebank in addition to her VOCALOID voicebanks.

【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Fukitsuma Ongaku.
Originally from a story called Musical Madness, Ongaku is a Helltraumian demon. He has D.I.D, and his system has three other alters—the soft punk rocker Randal, the arrogant Joshua, and Yoro, a chaotic demon.
Ongaku is bi.

【VOICEROID2】The vocal synth of the hour is Tohoku Itako.
Itako is the elder sister to Tohoku Zunko and Kiritan. Her three expression parameters are Powerful, Sexy, and Flustered.

【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Rook.
One of the VIPPERloids, troll ‘fake vocaloids’ created by 2ch, Rook is described as a person who tends to show up late, and has the ability to transform into a dog.
He is a derivative of Yokune Ruko.

【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’.

【VOCALOID4】The vocal synth of the hour is Yao Luniang.
Originally the mascot for NetEase Comics, Luniang is tough and girlish, though she has a secret devilish side. Due to inactivity from Shanghai Wangcheng, Luniang’s project is assumed cancelled.

【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Kizaki Airi.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Airi is a complementary voicebank to Akasaki Minato. She is said to be an innocent young lady who always does her best.

【VOCALOID5】The vocal synth of the hour is Haruno Sora.
A gentle and quiet girl, Sora is capable of singing in a ‘gentle’ style as well as in a ‘cool’ style.
She also has a VOICEROID2 voicebank.

【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Sato Sasara.
One of the first vocals released for the CeVIO engine, Sasara is a normal 16 year old girl who likes anime, video games, and pancakes.
She is friends with Suzuki Tsudumi and Takahashi.

【DERIVATIVE】The vocal synth of the hour is Hanane Miru.
Derived from Kagamine Rin, Miru represents those who feel at a loss after making a song with the Kagamines and being unable to rid of their vocal twang.
Their gender is unknown and they are often expressionless.