Dodger Stadium is hosting a VTuber event. There's a VTuber concert in Hollywood. And then there's Anime Expo. VTubers are ...

For the uninitiated, Hatsune Miku is a Vocaloid software voicebank and its accompanying avatar—a turquoise-haired virtual idol who’s not only performed holographic concerts worldwide, but also invaded ...

Player and Girlfriend go to a Hatsune Miku concert but are teleported away before they can sing a duet with the vocaloid J-Pop star. Monika from the Doki Doki Literature Club universe has made her ...

Hatsune Miku, the virtual idol born in Vocaloid, is the big news of Fortnite Festival Season 7, which kicks off on Tuesday, January 14, 2025. As usual, this artist is not limited to Fortnite’s ...

Hatsune Miku far predates any of the metaverse or AI talk of the present day, arriving in 2007, then released for Vocaloid 3 in 2013. All this does lead somewhere you might expect.

The Hatsune Miku concerts will take place inside the Gundam Metaverse 3rd limited-time opening, which will be available via PC browsers in Japan and the US from 6 PM on December 4, 2024, until 10 ...

Clearly, Hatsune Miku has nabbed itself a big crossover with Gundam, but the sci-fi series is hardly the first to court the vocaloid. Since the idol debuted in 2007 under Crypton Future Media ...

At her Vancouver concert, fans were shocked to find Miku appearing on a flat screen instead of her expected holographic form. This unexpected change sparked outrage among concert-goers, with many ...

Hatsune Miku is a global icon — but she isn't real, and that's become a problem Japanese virtual singer Hatsune Miku performs onstage during a concert at the Zenith concert hall in Paris, on Jan ...

Hatsune Miku has already sold out venues for her concerts and she'll go to her biggest stage yet at Coachella. She looks like a teenage girl but she's not human. She's part of a growing number of ...

Hatsune Miku, the vocaloid singer, kicked off her new tour on a giant LED screen. Some fans are fuming, 404 Media reports, given she's appeared as a hologram in the past.

Hatsune Miku, which translates to"the first sound from the future," is a Vocaloid – software that lets fans create songs using her voice, which she then performs in virtual concerts.