While she's often now seen as an anime icon, Hatsune Miku began her Vocaloid life as a singing computer program. Now, fans can celebrate her digital legacy with stylish hardware befitting the ...

This article originally appeared in Vulture. It wasn’t until 2007, though, that Crypton released Hatsune Miku (her name means “first sound of the future”), a highly stylized Vocaloid specifically ...

Hope Mullinax is a freelance writer with over ten years of experience working for various publications. She is the Site Expert for Dork Side of the Force and previously a Star Wars contributor with ...

Debuting almost two decades ago, Hatsune Miku has since cemented herself as a key part of Japanese popular culture. Now, she's showcasing this once again through a new round of artistic, particularly ...

Amber Warnock-Estrada is a young writer on the rise with an immense passion for video games, anime, and D&D. They have a wealth of experience reviewing games and reporting on events. They first found ...

A true pop superstar is defined by their longevity. When an artist can remain relevant by navigating trends and changes in taste, they can truly call themselves a top-tier performer. This year has ...

As a note, the only characters with items who appear in this collection are Miku with Cinnamoroll, Rin with Pompompurin, Len with Badtz-Maru, and Luka with My Melody. Kaito and Meiko do have Sanrio ...

Living near Paris, Iyane (He/Him) is mainly covering Japanese media on DualShockers. He started his writing career in 2018 after being scouted for his blogging and talent for live-translating Japanese ...

Hatsune Miku is getting her own hot spring collab, letting fans soak in relaxing themed baths and enjoy a variety of ...

Hatsune Miku is more than a little big in Japan. She appears on billboards, in TV commercials, and gives sold-out concerts to legions of fans the world over. Of course, being a popular singer in and ...

It’s taken some time for the news to hit overseas, but Wowaka, an internationally acclaimed producer of Vocaloid music, including songs such as “Rolling Girl,” “Unhappy Refrain,” and “World’s End ...