Some bias was unavoidable, such as results for Miki containing misspellings of 'Miku'. My search used the Vocaloid's given name only. Iroha (the Vocaloid) and 'Iroha Uta' (the song). I attempted to remove results when there was crossover between a Vocaloid's name and other topics, e.g.

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This is slightly more than NND, where 3 out of the top 10 Vocaloids are male.

4 out the the 10 most popular Vocaloids on VA are male.

His popularity sees the biggest jump of a JPN-only Vocaloid, with a difference of 22.

Piko is the 30th most popular Vocaloid on NND, but the 8th most mentioned on VA.

His popularity sees the biggest jump between platforms, with a difference of 23.

Yohioloid is the 37th most popular Vocaloid on NND, but the 14th most popular on VA.

Here, Oliver is almost 3 times as popular as the second most popular Engloid.

VA is much for Oliver-centric than NND, where he is only slightly more popular than his nearest Engloid competitor.

Here, Miku is just under twice as popular as second place.

VA is much less Miku-centric than NND, where she is almost 5 times as popular as her nearest competitor.

As Crypton Future Media’s CEO Hiroyuki Itoh says: “There are many different values and ways of thinking, so if there are 1,000,000 users then there should be 1,000,000 different ways of thinking.The most talked about private or cancelled Vocaloid on VA is: The publishing of these works stimulated the creative impulse of users to compose, remix, and further collaborate with each other on new projects.Įach character’s vocal expression is unique, and can be further edited according to the user’s sensibility and style. Shortly after the release of the software, fans and users started creating a massive amount of music and videos, and uploaded them on video-sharing websites. This software, which can recreate a singing voice carefully recorded and processed for each character, makes it possible to generate an entire song’s vocal parts by simply entering a melody and lyrics on your computer. “Hatsune Miku”, “Kagamine Rin”, “Kagamine Len”, “Megurine Luka”, “KAITO” and “MEIKO” (collectively called the “Piapro Characters”) are characters developed for a line of singing voice synthesizer products by Crypton Future Media, INC.

Vocaloid popularity list