What is Vocaloid? – List of Vocaloid characters

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Do you know what Vocaloid is? What is it for? Do you know all the Vocaloid characters? Do you know a list of popular Vocaloid songs? In this article, we will talk about the meaning of Vocaloid and share a complete list of Vocaloid characters.

We have already written about the famous Hatsune Miku, the character responsible for popularizing Vocaloid worldwide. We recommend reading the article because she is quite important in this universe of Vocaloid characters.

What is Vocaloid?

Vocaloid, which is written in Japanese as [ボーカロイド, bookaroido], is a computer program released in 2004, where you write the syllables and choose the voice pitch to create your songs. It was meant to be a simple voice program, but thanks to marketing, the program created a phenomenon that became quite popular among young people and adults around the world.

The development of VOCALOID began in March 2000 by Yamaha and was announced in 2003. The first VOCALOIDs, Leon and Lola, were released by the studio Zero-G on March 3, 2004.

Currently, Vocaloid has surpassed its fifth version with new voice banks each year. With the program, you can also import MIDIs that automatically create the rhythm of the music as if you were at a piano. Then you can simply add the lyrics and turn any known song into a version sung by Vocaloid.

Synthesized voice packs for word formation are constantly being released, followed by songs. Like everything in Japan, the Japanese create covers with characters to represent the voices of the program. One of the most famous voice packs is Hatsune Miku.

Thanks to Hatsune Miku and the Japanese video site called Nico Nico Douga, the songs synthesized in this program along with fan-made animations popularized the characters that represent the cover of each voice of the program.

Complete list of Vocaloid characters

This is a complete list of Vocaloid characters. Unfortunately, it may not include some unofficial or very recent Vocaloids, but I believe all Vocaloid characters are in this list. You can then search for names using [CTRL + F] and find out if the character you are looking for is in this list.

The good thing is that I will also leave the Japanese name of the characters in parentheses, note that sometimes the writing format changes to first surname and then the name. I hope you enjoy the list of Vocaloid characters!

• Akaito – [アカイト]
• Akasaki Minato – [あかさき みなと]
• Akikoroid-chan – [あきこロイドちゃん]
• Aku Yamine – [闇音アク]
• ALYS
• Ame Akane – [茜音アメ – [あかねあめ]]
• anon – [杏音]
• Aoki Lapis – [蒼姫ラピス]
• ARSLOID – [神生アキラ]
• Avanna
• Beni Sachine – [幸音ベニ – [さちねべに]
• Boushi Ringo – [りんご帽子 – [りんごぼうし]
• Calne Ca – [骸音シーエ]
• Chika
• Coco Macne [Black] – [Mac音ココ [黒] – [まくねここ [くろ] ]
• Coco Macne [White] – [Mac音ココ [白] – [まくねここ [しろ] ]
• Colon Manaka – [真歌ころん – [まなかころん]
• CUL – [カル [Karu]]
• CYBER DIVA – [CYBER DIVA]
• DAINA
• Defosuke – [デフォ助 – [でふぉすけ]
• Dell Honne – [本音デル]
• DEX
• Fukase
• Gakuko Kamui – [神威がくこ]
• Gakupo Kamui – [神威がくぽ]
• Galaco
• Galaco NEO – [ギャラ子]
• GUMI – [グミ]
• Haku Yowane – [弱音ハク]
• IA – [イア]
• Iroha Nekomura – [猫村いろは]
• Kaai（オス]
• Kaiko – [カイコ]
• KAITO – [怪盗しおん]
• kanon – [鳥音]
• Kiki Okashine – [ 居菓雌音奇祈 ]
• Kiku Juon – [呪音キク]
• Kiku Kobushi – [コブシキク]
• Kiyoteru Hiyama – [氷山キヨテル]
• Kokone – [心響]
• Len Kagamine – [鏡音レン]
• Lenka Kagamine – [鏡音レンカ]
• Lily – [リリィ]
• Luka Megurine – [巡音ルカ]
• Luki Megurine – [巡音ルキ]
• LUMi – [ルミ]
• Luna Amane – [天音ルナ – [あまねるな]
• Luna Ichine – [市音ルナ – [いちねるな]
• Luo Tianyi – [洛天依]
• MAIKA – [苺花 （まいか）]
• Mayu – [まゆ]
• MEIKO – [メイコ]
• Meiko Sakine – [咲音メイコ]
• MEITO – [メイト]
• Merli – [メルリ]
• Mew – [ニャー]
• Miku Hachune – [はちゅねミク]
• Miku Hagane – [鋼音ミク Hagane Miku]
• Miku Hatsune – [初音ミク]
• Miku Zatsune – [雑音ミク]
• Mikuo Hatsune – [初音ミクオ]
• Mo Qingxia – [墨 清弦]
• Momo Momone – [桃音モモ – [ももねもも ]
• Naru Akita – [奈留秋田]
• Natsu Akine – [ 夏 あきね]
• Nero Akita – [亞北ネロ]
• Neru Akita – [亞北ネル]
• Oliver
• ONE – [オネ]
• Piko Utatane – [歌手音ピコ]
• Prima – [プリマ]
• Rana – [ラナ]
• Rei Kagene – [影音レイ]
• Rin Kagamine – [鏡音リン [Kagamine Rin]]
• Ring Sue – [リングスー]
• Rinto Kagamine – [鏡音リント]
• Ritsu Namine – [波音リツ]
• Roro – [66（ロロ）]
• Rui Kagene – [影音ルイ]
• Ruko Yokune – [欲音ルコ]
• Ryuto – [リュウト [Ryuuto]]
• Sayu Yurika – [揺歌サユ ]
• SeeU – [シユ [시유]]
• SF-A2 Miki – [SF-A2 開発コード miki]
• Stardust – [星尘]
• Sweet Ann – [甘音アン / 甘いアン]
• Tako Luka – [たこルカ]
• Taya Soune – [蒼音タヤ [そうねたや]]
• Ted Kasane – [重音テッド ]
• Tei Sukone ‘Scottei’ – [健音テイ / すこってい [Sukottei]]
• Teto Kasane – [重音テト [かさねてと]]
• Toeto Megurine – [巡音 トエト]
• Tohoku Zunko – [東北ずん子]
• Tone Rion – [兎眠りおん]
• Tonio – [トニオ]
• Tsukuyomi Ai – [月読アイ]
• Tsukuyomi Shouta – [月読ショウタ]
• Una Otomachi – [音街ウナ]
• UNI – [유니]
• UNSORTED
• Uta Utane ‘Defoko’ – [唄音ウタ / デフォ子]
• V FLOWER – [フラワ]
• VFS-01L Hibiki Lui – [ヒビキ・ルイ]
• VFS-01R Ring Suzune – [リング・スズネ / 鈴音リング [Suzune Ringu] ]
• Xin Hua – [シンファ]
• YANHE – [言和]
• Yuezheng Ling – [乐正 绫]
• Yuezheng Longya – [樂正龍牙]
• Yukari Yuzuki – [結月ゆかり]
• Yuki Kaai – [歌愛ユキ]
• Yuuki Kaai [male] – [結城]
• ZeeU – [ZeeU]
• Zhanyin Lorra – [ローラ 战音]

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