Geh....ah...gah.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090905110954AAXXvh7
There are no words.

 

What... the... hell...

What is this? I don't even...

I've become obsessed with Vocaloid and I NEED an anime to be obsessed with~

 

Introducing: Robert Downey Jr: The Anime.

 

THere's actually an Iron Man anime, but when the Japanese try to do Tony Stark, that's where I draw the line.

 

Vocaloid sux!

 

I remember asking myself why the Japanese find Miku so amazing.
It's like Alvin and the Chipmunks with Songify.
But hey, I have this weakness for Luka.
So, I can't say anything. x:

 

Fun fact! Luka is bilingual. She has an official English Voicebank.

 

Wow...

Well, I'm liking the Kagamine twins.

 

Lol i thought vocaloids was an anime at first too.

 

I thought Vocaloids was interesting at first.

 

According to the creator, they're not twins, but two halves of the same person. I have fun facts for most of the Vocaloids.

 

Then explain to me how in the Series of Evil, they're represented as twins. It even says in Servant of Evil, Daughter of Evil, and in Regret Message.

The creator also said that it's somewhat canon.

 

That was just the original canon. As of now, the creator of the characters said it depends on the songwriter. I go by the original version though.

 

Well then.

Is it bad that I didn't understand half of what you said there.

 

There is someone who made the characters. This person does not write all, if any, of the songs. Rin and Len are, according to their creator's original intent for them, two halves of the same person. That's why they are sold together, rather than separately. At some point, however, the creator decided that he liked the songs depicting them as twins and decided that his canon and the songwriter's fanon could both be correct.

 

I think the reason why they haven't done an anime for Vocaloid is because they don't want to give them voice actors. If they were to use the voice banks and make dialog using Vocaloid, it wouldn't sound all that great. Though if they used the people who sampled their voices for them, I think people would like that. I.E. have Saki Fujita do Miku.

 

And then just a bit of autotuning to make them sound like their Vocaloid counterparts? I could go for that.

 

I thought that was a common misunderstanding...

I don't like Vocaloid all that much anymore, but I do wonder what a Vocaloid anime would be like... f*ck now I'm curious, haha

 

I thought this as well, but youtube cleared it up for me. But what about the manga? Thats close enough to an anime for me, but sometimes it makes no sense.
I like Kaito,Len and Gumi currently.

 

There are mangas out there but they're unofficial. Some of them are pretty good though.