For certain fanmades, such as Kasane Teto and Akita Neru, the item is confirmed right away by the creator. They generally occur shortly after a new Vocaloid is released, however with more recent releases the trend has died down a bit, partially due to the lack of fame these new singers have. Arranged in semi-quasi-sorta-alphabetical and chronological order. The Item Wars were, and still are, the discussions and debates undertaken by fans to determine a Vocaloid's fan item. A page for describing Characters: Vocaloid. I haven't done ANYTHING just yet, so if anyone can give me a brief. People have been talking about something called 'VocalTRY' or something like that and I'm not sure what that is. Only issue is that I don't know where to start. Despite much debate, the only item that has really endured is the penguin, for Big Al. I'd like to give this a try so that I could play around with vocaloid without having to spend upwards of 200. A good example would be the English Vocaloids Big Al and Sweet Ann. Character items could be considered one of the fandom's "in jokes".Ī notable fact is that UTAUs and less-popular Vocaloids are more likely to have multiple character items or no item at all, mostly due to a smaller fanbase with multiple headcanons, and simply fewer fans.
After they died down, Vocaloid fans, artists, songmakers and PV artists kept using these items in their works. The idea of associating Vocaloids with items caught people's interest very quickly after the Leekspin video went viral.
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