☆ Hourly Vocal Synth Botさんのイラストまとめ

@vlbonnie Here’s a vocal synth just for you: ALYS.
A French and Japanese capable vocal available for the vocal synth Alter/Ego, ALYS represents a 21 year old woman with a futuristic design.
Her counterpart is LEORA.

@AnyaZPPersona Here's a derivative just for you: Otone Peke.
Derived from Hatsune Miku, Peke’s creation was inspired by the phenomenon in which vocaloids would become completely silent when singing their highest/lowest possible notes.

@AnyaZPPersona Here's a derivative just for you: Zatsune Miku.
Derived from Hatsune Miku. She has no official personality, but is most often depicted as a dark/evil counterpart to Miku.

@vlbonnie Here’s a vocal synth just for you: Yan Xi.
One of the few vocals available for MUTA, a vocal synth developed in China. Yan Xi is a feminine vocal with a clear and vivid tone.

@AnyaZPPersona Here's a derivative just for you: Shuune Niku.
Inspired by Hatsune Miku, Niku was the first humanloid to make a debut. Like Yakune Niku, the character on her head says ‘meat’—they are meat companions.
As of 2009, Niku’s videos were withdrawn from Niconico.

@AnyaZPPersona Here's a derivative just for you: Aimaina.
Derived from Hatsune Miku, Aimaina is a chibi mascot character created by Pinocchio-P. She often shows up in his music videos alongside Doushite-chan.

@AnyaZPPersona Here's a derivative just for you: Zatsune Miku.
Derived from Hatsune Miku. She has no official personality, but is most often depicted as a dark/evil counterpart to Miku.

@AnyaZPPersona Here's a derivative just for you: Kasane Ted.
Derived from Kasane Teto, Ted represents Teto’s older brother and his voice is achieved by lowering the gender factor on Teto’s voice. Contrary to his sister, Ted is a grumpy type.

@AnyaZPPersona Here's a derivative just for you: Kawaiine Kagami.
Derived from Hatsune Miku, though her voice comes from Kamui Gakupo. Kagami parodies ‘poor/Mary Sue’ fanloids made by ‘weeaboo/newbie’ fans, almost the overseas equivalent of Sukone Tei.
Her catchphrase is ‘desu’.

@AnyaZPPersona Here's a derivative just for you: Tonarine Sai.
Derived from Hatsune Miku, Sai is a humanloid that represents a young girl who annoys her neighbors with her amateur singing.