Top 10 Best Vocaloid Characters

Personally, my favorite is Hatsune Miku.

I know all of my friends' favorite characters, so now I want to know yours!

The Top Ten

Len Kagamine

Len Kagamine is a male Vocaloid developed by Crypton Future Media. He was released on December 27, 2007, and his voice is provided by Asami Shimoda, who also voices his counterpart, Rin Kagamine. Len is packaged with Rin as part of the Kagamine Rin and Len bundle, and he has remained one of the most... read more

Oh my God, I can say so many things about this boy. He's just perfect! Len is the type of Vocaloid who can grab anyone's attention. His appearance caught my eye within a second, but what really got me attached to him in particular is his voice. It's flawless. It has an edge to it that I honestly fell in love with.
You just don't understand. It's not the songs, it's him. You could make anyone and everyone sing them, but Len has always topped them. In his original voice or append, he will always be amazing. His voice is gorgeous. Not only that, but he sings with so much feeling, it makes my heart hurt.
He has sung so many songs. Even in the happier ones, I can hear it. The power, feeling, love, hate - everything. He's died many times in some of these songs, and it literally tears me up inside. Maybe others see how he brings real feeling into songs. Still, his dying all the time makes people get the feels. It's fine since he sounds beautiful in those songs with deep meanings. Oh well.
To be honest, Hatsune gets too much attention. It's not fair. Len deserves credit too! Miku's voice tends to be annoying, and she's not appealing at all. Take that "number 1" somewhere else. I prefer Len, so that's that. He's got me lost within his amazingness, and I will always be lost in it. Plus, he sings with amazing power. He has such a range. It's scary! So, Len will always be better than Hatsune in my eyes. Surpass them all, Len!
Miku Hatsune

Hatsune Miku, sometimes referred to as Miku Hatsune, is a humanoid persona voiced by a singing synthesizer application developed by Crypton Future Media. She is part of the Vocaloid software series and uses Yamaha Corporation's Vocaloid technology. Miku has become a global virtual pop icon, performing... read more

I believe Miku is the best, and for all those people who say, Oh, I don't know why everyone chooses Miku, or Why does everyone choose Miku? let me just say something. I bet people make such comments only because they don't know her full potential. Actually, I think no one does. She has so many different types of songs. How could you not like her? She sings something everyone is bound to like!
I admit, Luka has a very nice voice, but her voice is mainly kind of low-pitched. Miku can master the highest of the high to low, and even produce a realistic human sound, and everything in between. All of her appends make her voice amazing! I agree. She has a heavenly voice.
Other than her voice, she's beautiful! I've seen many Miku models and they look great, but she looks adorable just in her normal clothes. And it's not just her voice that has a wide range of changes. Miku isn't only cute. She can be cool, lovely, sweet, chic, and sexy. In quite a few videos, she dies. I think since she's such a great Vocaloid, maybe the others should stop hating and being jealous and start working with her for once. Besides, she sounds good with just about everyone!
Rin Kagamine

Rin Kagamine is a female Vocaloid developed by Crypton Future Media. She is released together with her male counterpart Len Kagamine, and both are sold as part of a package. Rin is voiced by Japanese actress and singer Asami Shimoda.

I vote for Kagamine Rin. Sure, it's because she's cute and all, but that isn't the main thing when it comes to loving a Vocaloid. The main thing is their voices and songs. I picked Rin because her voice is very cute and nice. Her songs match my personality, and I've heard most of them.
I love Miku, but I've grown bored of her. I find myself asking, "Do people really like her that much? Don't they get bored seeing just Miku all the time?" I know I sound rude, but that's why I'm not voting for Miku. Len, on the other hand, has flamboyant costumes. Why does he look cute in them? Have you ever wondered, "Why can't they change Len's costumes to make them cooler?" I know Len is trying to look like Rin, but can't he have his own life? Eventually, they'll realize they're not twins and will have to accept it. Let him look mature like KAITO.
As for Luka, her voice is too soft, especially for "Luka Luka Night Fever." Have you noticed that? And MEIKO, I support her by saying, "VOCALOID 00 MEIKO ISN'T DRUNK!"
Back to Kagamine Rin, she may be a little rough in stories and we see Len die, but forgive this little girl. She just wants some attention. That's all. And that's why I'm here by her side, my first favorite Vocaloid, Kagamine Rin. Don't ship her and Len!
GUMI

GUMI is a female Vocaloid voicebank developed by Internet Co., Ltd. She is the most popular non-Crypton Vocaloid and is voiced by Japanese singer Megumi Nakajima. GUMI is frequently used in music across various genres and is recognized for her versatile vocal range.

Gumi has a realistic voice in many songs. Depending on how you use her, she might even sound like Miku, you know? Yes, her character design is not the best, but the sole purpose of a Vocaloid is to sing, not to model. Many of her songs have become hits, too, despite her not being as popular as other Crypton Vocaloids. There are songs by Miku that she has covered, and I'd say that a lot of them were great.
I also know some Filipinos who have used Gumi for their original songs, such as Coma (you can play that song on Cytus). I think that because her voice is kind of low-pitched, she has been able to do considerably well.

I found Gumi when I was searching for a green-haired anime girl on the internet for my new drawing, and I'm glad I found her. Gumi is not just cute. She also has a very realistic and pleasant voice compared to any other Vocaloid. According to me, she's the best Vocaloid.
Her songs are amazing, her looks are amazing, and her personality is amazing. Plus, her voice is extremely amazing!
Those who still think she isn't that great should listen to her songs, because no other Vocaloid has impressed me as much as she has.
Luka Megurine

Megurine Luka (巡音ルカ), codenamed CV03, is a Japanese VOCALOID developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media, Inc. She was released in January 2009 for the VOCALOID2 engine and became the third member of Crypton's Character Vocal Series. Luka was designed as a bilingual voicebank capable of singing... read more

There are so many better Vocaloids than Miku, but people don't realize it. Sure, Miku is cute and popular, but her voice is nothing compared to most of the other Vocaloids. Miku is almost my least favorite out of all the Vocaloids.
It's quite sad how people are too blinded by her appearance and don't realize that her voice isn't good. The original Black Rock Shooter song was terrible. Miku's voice was off-key, it sounded annoying, and it was just awful. I listened to the Kaai Yuki version of that song and I loved it. Her voice fit perfectly.
This is what always happens: there is a Miku song I like, but her voice doesn't fit. I listen to another Vocaloid cover and I instantly love it. Luka is my favorite Vocaloid, but I also like Len and IA. All Vocaloids deserve just as much, if not more, popularity than Miku.
I'm sorry if you like Miku, but you need to pay more attention to her voice and not her looks. Maybe someday people will realize that other Vocaloids are much better singers than her.
IA

IA is a humanoid character voiced by a singing synthesizer application developed by 1st Place Co., Ltd., based in Meguro, Japan. The software uses Yamaha Corporation's Vocaloid 3 singing synthesizer technology. Her voice is sampled from Japanese singer Lia, and IA has been featured in numerous music... read more

IA, for me, is the most realistic-sounding of all the Vocaloids. She closely resembles her voice provider's voice, which is Lia. If you don't believe me, I would recommend listening to "Tori no Uta," a cover by IA that was originally sung by Lia. You could almost say that there's no difference in the way IA sings compared to Lia.
One thing that caught my attention was her design. It officially screams "New Era" because she looks like someone from a real generation of teenagers. I don't mean this literally, of course. But if you look at her appearance, you can easily say that she's an innocent girl who has gone through problems in life. That's why she looks like a rebel but expresses herself through her songs. Teenagers today are like that. They go through problems in life and need to express their feelings. And that's basically what I see in IA.
For me, IA isn't just a fantasy character. She looks like someone who has a real personality, not just someone who is there to entertain and look perfect. She is someone with the voice to echo the voice of a modern generation like ours today - although she isn't a real person. If you still don't believe me, I recommend another song by IA titled "A Realistic Logical Ideologist" and prepare to be blown away by its meaning.
It's just sad that the new Vocaloids aren't given much attention. I love all the Vocaloids, period.
KAITO

KAITO is a humanoid persona voiced by a singing synthesizer application developed by Yamaha Corporation using their Vocaloid singing synthesizer technology under the codename "Taro." Released in 2006, KAITO was one of the first Japanese Vocaloid voicebanks. He has since gained a strong following and... read more

Vote for the Aisu Prince!
Crypton should upgrade him as soon as possible, but they shouldn't be too hasty. Kaito has great potential if Crypton would focus a little attention on him. I mean, come on, his voice could be very beautiful if they managed to eliminate the robotic effect and make it more realistic.
Kaito is my favorite male Vocaloid. For me, he will always be the sweet, handsome prince and a precious cinnamon roll. It would be better if they paid more attention to the first-generation Vocaloids rather than focusing on those who are already popular. He's the only male voice in the Crypton Vocaloid group, the real guy, so to speak. I hope they know what to do and, again, please don't be too hasty in upgrading him.
Gakupo Kamui

He has a very breathtaking voice to me, compared to any other male Vocaloid, especially Len and KAITO.
What makes him overlooked is that most of his original sounds a little off, which is, of course, due to the difficulty of controlling his voice... and his long hair. Well, I think if his hair were a little bit shorter, then maybe he could become more popular?
I don't know most of your fans' opinions, but to me, I also like to judge the Vocaloids' official art style. Honestly, I don't like his. Not the design, but the art style, which is really important to attract fans to use him.
He should be more popular. To me, it's maybe because of these factors that he sits behind the Cryptonloids' shadow.
MEIKO

MEIKO is a humanoid persona featured in a voice synthesizer application developed by Yamaha Corporation using the Vocaloid engine. She was the first Japanese Vocaloid voicebank released by Crypton Future Media. MEIKO's voice is provided by a female Japanese singer and has been used in numerous original... read more

MEIKO is the queen of Vocaloid! With a powerful and realistic voice, she sings like a goddess. Both V1 and V3 are wonderful. You just need to know how to tune/mix her well to achieve perfect singing.
People hate her just because of the KAITO x Miku ship, and honestly, it's ridiculous! They can't accept that MEIKO & KAITO were made for each other, like Rin and Len (as a singing pair). As the first Japanese Vocaloid, I believe she deserves more, but her company (Crypton Future Media) doesn't care about her and the other four Vocaloids they created, just about Miku. That's sad...

Meiko was the first Japanese Vocaloid and is very underrated. It was announced a while ago that she would be getting an update. I suggest listening to her V3 cover of Senbonzakura to get a taste of her V3 vocals.
Meiko has a simple design that is pretty badass. Her character item is sake, which is why she is portrayed as a drunk. Why many Miku users hate Meiko, I'll never know. All I know is that Meiko is number one.
Piko Utatane

Utatane Piko is a Japanese Vocaloid developed by Sony Entertainment for the Vocaloid 2 engine. His voice is based on the Japanese singer Piko. Utatane Piko was released in December 2010 and was designed to offer a realistic male vocal.

Piko is my favorite Vocaloid. His voice range is massive, and that makes him very flexible when it comes to making songs using his voice bank. The real Piko is amazing too and can make his voice sound masculine (deep) or feminine (high-pitched).
Utatane Piko's voice bank can do this as well, and some pretty amazing songs have been made using Piko's voice bank. My favorite song of his is Remember. You should check it out, it's amazing!

WARNING: This is coming from the person whose Vocaloid crush is Utatane Piko. This may or may not be biased.
With the warning out of the way, I'd like to offer my opinion on why I like Piko.
As mentioned by many before me, Piko is very flexible, unlike KAITO who can only sound masculine or Kagamine Rin who can only sound feminine (not that I have the experience to correctly assume that). This means you can make him sound manly for a male cover like "Cantarella," or girly for a female cover like "Sweet Devil." Along with that, his voice is very good when used correctly. I must give a shout-out to the original songs "Piko Piko Legend of the Night" and "Checkmate," along with his covers of "Pierrot," "Toosenbo," and "Song of Catastrophe."
Appearance-wise, Piko is very cute, as expected from a shota. Heterochromatic eyes, a curl, and something obviously mechanical like a USB cord are also features I haven't seen very much, giving him a rather unique appearance.
Overall, Piko is a very good but sadly underrated Vocaloid. He is overshadowed by the likes of Len in terms of shota-ness, KAITO in masculine voices, and Miku and Rin in feminine voices. Hopefully, one day more people will realize the potential of Utatane Piko and use him more often.

The Newcomers

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Mikoto Meika

Both of the MEIKAs are super underrated! Mikoto's design and origin are perfection. Their voice is really cool, and I appreciate having actual canon nonbinary representation in Vocaloid!

Favorite Vocaloid! Even as a Vocaloid that isn't supposed to do English, she can still sound great with it. Look at QueenPB's song Dishonour for proof. I love her voice, her design, everything.

Though they are new, Mikoto has a really nice voice. You should listen to Angel by Kairiki Bear to understand what I mean.
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Hime Meika

Nonbinary baby #2! Hime is super adorable. All the same compliments I gave Mikoto about design and potential apply here too. I really hope we get to see more of them in the future!

Her voice sounds like Uta Utane but cuter. Her song A Flower Waiting for the Wind is really good.

My little babies! I love them to bits!

The Contenders

OLIVER

Oliver is an English-language Vocaloid developed by PowerFX Systems AB in collaboration with VocaTone. His voice was recorded from a British choirboy and he was released for the Vocaloid 3 engine in December 2011. Oliver is popular for his youthful and classical vocal tone.

Oliver is much more popular than I expected. But he's my favorite English Vocaloid, and his voice sounds amazing. It has a nice pitch, and he has a very nice and unique design as well. He sounds very realistic to me, and I just love his character's personality. He is sweet and kind and can be a little creepy at times.
I can relate to many of his songs as well. Most of Oliver's songs are creepy (and I like that), but he can sing really sweet songs as well, like "Starlight Keeper." He also sings fast-paced songs like "Eternity." Oliver gives you that creepy but cute vibe.
I don't know why some people don't like him that much. I like almost all Vocaloids, but Oliver is my favorite of the guys and my favorite English Vocaloid. He's perfect for those who are terrible at Japanese but absolutely love Vocaloid.
Yukari Yuzuki

Love her. She's my favorite Vocaloid of all time.
First off, her voice is soft but absolutely gorgeous! It's smooth, emotional, mature, and sounds realistic and human. I just love everything about her voice.
Second, her designs are so stunning and cute! I especially love the bunny sweater she typically wears. Her hair is very interesting and super cute, and I think the overall design fits her voice perfectly.
What I truly love about her, though, is her Voiceroid. It's really soothing and beautiful and fits her so well. I could listen to Yukari's Voiceroid voice for hours and never get tired or regret it.
Yukari is just the best Vocaloid, and nothing or no one will ever change my mind about that.
Lily

Lily (Japanese: リリィ, Riryi) is a female Vocaloid created by Internet Co., Ltd., in collaboration with Avex Management Co., Ltd., and Yamaha Corporation. She was initially released in August 2010 for the VOCALOID2 engine.
A second installment, developed for the VOCALOID3 engine and named V3 Lily... read more

Lily is a tricky Vocaloid to use, as she has a husky voice. But this gives her almost unparalleled capabilities when it comes to lower vocal ranges.
However, Lily has difficulty reaching the popularity of other Vocaloids like Len, Rin, or Miku. This makes it much more challenging to get her as well-known as the others. Some producers, such as niki (who is probably the best producer Lily has), have created amazing covers of Lily. These have become almost as popular as songs by more mainstream Vocaloids. "Wave" and "Niki" are popular examples.
She is probably nearly unmatched in her ability to sing lower than most other Vocaloids. Her only real rival is Luka, although when they sing together, it's amazing. Lily can sing in almost any low range due to her husky voice.
As for her high notes, they can be tricky to pull off and may make her sound nasally. However, there are many examples where she sings high notes on par with other Vocaloids. One example is "Beautiful World."
Lily is also very competent in singing in English. A Vocaloid like Miku has issues singing in English, and when she tries, it can sound awkward. Lily has almost no issues singing in English, with her only complication being slight difficulty with singing consonants on their own.
Bias opinion located below:
Lily is also one of the best-looking Vocaloids I've seen. The others seem too childish, while Lily has a more mature look. (Phew, I've wanted to talk like myself this whole review.)
Iroha Nekomura

Iroha Nekomura is a female Vocaloid voicebank developed by AH-Software Co. Ltd for the Vocaloid 2 engine. Her voice was provided by the Japanese singer Kyounosuke Yoshitate. Released on October 22, 2010, Iroha is often visually represented with cat-themed features and a futuristic aesthetic.

Okay, so Iroha might not be the most popular Vocaloid, but her voice has power, range, and a realistic voice bank. Iroha is a Vocaloid with potential, and if she's used right, her voice can sound like a real human. She also has a unique design that would appeal to a lot of people. It's also really cute.
Her vocal range is wide, and I'd love it if she got more voice banks for Vocaloid3. She can reach high, mid, and low notes with ease. She really deserves to be on stage and to have more attention! Some people find her voice unique, and they are right. I've honestly never heard a Vocaloid like her, and if you've listened to covers made by Fruutella, she sounds like a human. Her original songs have depth, meaning, and life. In my opinion, she has the most human-sounding voice. Kudos to her!
Yuki Kaai

I love that she was voiced by a real child, so her voice sounds naturally childish!
I also love how Yukipo and Inabakumori tune her.

Ninety-nine percent of my love for Yuki is because of Inabakumori, I'll be completely honest. But man, do I adore her voice. Whether you're making a soft and beautiful song, or something rough and chaotic, her voice works shockingly well.
The schoolgirl vibe is super cute. I appreciate that she's been having a bit of a resurgence recently. I saw her occasionally in classic Vocaloid, but it was very rare. I'm glad to see her getting the love she deserves!
SeeU

SeeU (Korean: 시유. RR: Siyu) is a female Korean vocal created for the Vocaloid 3 software by SBS A&T (formerly SBS Artech) and was the only Korean vocal released for that version of the software. As well as a Korean vocal, she possessed a Japanese vocal. The voice behind her is Dahee Kim from the former... read more

SeeU has an adorable design and a mature yet cute voice. She is utterly irresistible. Her design boasts numerous details, such as her shoes, which light up with sound waves, and the stars in her eyes. KKUEM designed her to be a "cute and lively yet mysterious-looking 17-year-old girl," and I personally think KKUEM did a fantastic job.
It's such a shame she's not more popular. I hope she gains more recognition, especially for being, so far, the only Korean Vocaloid with some English triphones, whether they are hard to use or not. Her Japanese voicebank is adorable, and her Korean voicebank is powerful. Both still maintain her lovely accent, making her a great choice.
SeeU is the only Vocaloid I listen to, and she always lifts my spirits. I want to thank her for that. I love you, SeeU. Long live the Queen!
SF-A2 Miki

SF-A2 codename Miki is a female Vocaloid character produced by AH-Software Co. Ltd for the Vocaloid 2 engine. She was released in October 2008 and features a Japanese female voicebank. Miki is often used in Vocaloid music and illustrations and remains a recognized figure in the Vocaloid community.

I have no clue why people underestimate Miki so much! She is my absolute favorite Vocaloid! What I love about her is how absolutely unique she is. She is made to look and sound different than most other Vocaloids. She has a robotic or cybernetic appearance, and it's beautiful.
Her design is very different from the others. It's so unique and cool! Because she sometimes has a hard time pronouncing things, her voice sounds more sci-fi than most Vocaloids. This makes her songs sound awesome and different, in my opinion. She also has a really sweet personality.
Her voice is kind of hard to control at times, but she is still so amazing. She's mostly used for rock songs, but she has some sweet and sad songs too. A perfect example of Miki's awesome voice is "iNSaNiTY." "iNSaNiTY" is what got me into Vocaloid in the first place. She's also really good at pronouncing English for a Japanese Vocaloid. "Our Belief" is a great example of her English. I'm sorry, it's just that Miki deserves so much more love than she gets. Miki is wonderful and she needs more love! I wish she would have a concert. Sad face.
Fukase

Fukase is a vocal developed and distributed by Yamaha Corporation for Vocaloid 4. He is voiced by Satoshi Fukase, the lead singer of the Japanese band SEKAI NO OWARI. Released in 2016, Fukase's voicebank supports both Japanese and English, and he is known for his distinctive vocal tone.

He's the best! No doubt about it! Utatane Piko is amazing too, but Fukase is number one. He is the Vocaloid king! Please help me vote for him until he gets to the top!
His voice banks are such high quality! He sounds like a human most of the time! He is the best! He can hit the low notes and it sounds amazing! He can also hit the high notes and still sound good, unlike Kaito.
He is the absolute best and deserves to be at the top! His voice provider, Satoshi Fukase, sounds good too! Just please help this beautiful Vocaloid boy by voting him number one!

Fukase has a beautiful voice. The only downside is that he can't really hit high notes well, but when he is used within his optimal range, he sounds incredibly like Satoshi Fukase - simply heavenly. His English voicebank is very clear, and his voice sounds less robotic than other Vocaloids, making him sound quite real.
Aoki Lapis

Her voice is probably one of the cutest in Vocaloid. Her description is also very unique. She's depicted as a fairy with a height of 15 inches.
Regarding her songs, I have to agree that she sounds like other Vocaloids in most of her demos. However, songs like Schwarzschild Radius, Silent World, Carnage Ninja Girl, and her cover of Gumi's Coward Montblanc (which I think Aoki sang better) reveal how original and beautiful her voice truly is. You really shouldn't miss this Vocaloid!

I had to give Aoki a vote after seeing a performance that used her actual size and sparkle effects to sell the idea of her being a fairy. These extra details really add something special to the Vocaloid experience, rather than just having them move like actual human dancers. More Vocaloids with clever concepts, please!
V Flower

I think it's neat that they didn't make her obviously "feminine," because girls actually look a lot of different ways. She's one of the few Vocaloids who represent flat-chested girls, which I don't see often. I especially don't see that with dolls, average-height to tall female anime characters, and there aren't many influencers who actually embrace it and are proud.

Miku! Rin! Len! Luka! Gumi! ...everyone. Geez, stop it! Ok, sorry, I know everyone has different opinions. But I REALLY like Flower. She's really underrated. I can't believe people think Gakupo is more underrated. I love how powerful her voice is! She can hit low notes like Gakupo and even a few high notes like Miku.
She isn't really suited for softer songs, but put her in a dubstep, rock, or metal track and BOOM! Awesomeness. If you haven't heard of Flower, I recommend giving her a look. You don't have to like her, but give her a try.
VY2

VY2 (codename: YUMA) is a Japanese VOCALOID developed and distributed by Bplats, Inc., under the YAMAHA Corporation. It was released in April 2011 for the VOCALOID2 engine. A second version, VY2v3, was later released for the VOCALOID3 engine in both deluxe and standard editions.... read more

All the famous Vocaloids such as Miku, the Kagamine twins, and Gumi have such high-pitched voices and such fast-paced songs. VY2 Yuma's voice is calm, relaxing, and smooth to the human ear. Sure, people have their own opinions, but VY2's deep and soothing voice (and awesome character design) makes him my all-time favorite Vocaloid.

Personally, I prefer deep, masculine male voices like VY2's and Gakupo's to voices like Piko's. VY2 has a very realistic voice! Just because he is quite new does not mean he cannot be better than the others! VY2 for the win!
MAYU

MAYU is a female Japanese Vocaloid voice bank released in December 2012 by EXIT TUNES for the VOCALOID3 engine. She is voiced by Japanese singer Mayumi Morinaga. The character is often portrayed as a yandere junior high school girl and has received mixed reception among fans.

Mayu has a lovely design based on Gothic Lolita fashion, that's both "dark" and "cute." Her voice is very cute, without being so high it's annoying, like Miku's can be in some songs. Miku does, of course, have some very good songs, but she's not always tuned very well. Mayu's voice also sounds very realistic to me. The premise of her being a yandere is interesting as well. It's nice to see a Vocaloid with an actual set "personality," so to speak. All in all, Mayu is a great Vocaloid, though it is a shame she only has a Japanese voice bank.

I find the Yandere archetype very entertaining in a morbid sort of way. It just gives Mayu a different flavor than the others, and I think that makes her special. If she existed in real life, she would be despicable, but as a fictional character, I'm more than willing to embrace and enjoy the dark undertones.
CUL

CUL is a Japanese female Vocaloid software voicebank created by Internet Co., Ltd. Her singing voice is provided by voice actress Eri Kitamura. She is part of a broader ecosystem of Vocaloid characters, which are used by music producers to create synthesized vocal tracks. Since her release, CUL has been... read more

She is, in my opinion, the best-sounding Vocaloid, yet the hardest to actually tune to her full potential. Her voice is very strong, and her character truly seems that way as well.
She seems like someone who doesn't sing because she's good at it, or because people like listening to her, or to make money. She seems like she'd sing to let the world know that she has a voice too, and no matter how small she is, they should at least listen.
On another note, I've always seen her as being the sister of Arsloid and Fukase, and being related to MEIKO in some way as well.

I bet CUL could sound really realistic with the right tuner. I hope she gets a V4. Just imagine how good she'd sound with growl. On a side note, why the heck is she lower on this list than some repeats and fake Vocaloids?
Cyber Diva

I can sing her songs! She's my favourite English Vocaloid, and she's my fourth favourite because I love her voice!

New, but with very clear pronunciation. Her and Luka are my two go-to's.

I love her voice. It's really realistic and clear!
Tianyi Luo

Luo Tianyi is a Chinese Vocaloid virtual singer first released on July 12, 2012. She was originally developed by Bplats, Inc. and is now managed by Shanghai Henian. Luo Tianyi has gained widespread popularity in China, performing in live holographic concerts and appearing in various multimedia projects... read more

I love her designs and love that she's Chinese! She also is a god that fell to earth? I have no idea where that came from. But I love her! She's amazing! She's the first Chinese Vocaloid. Why would you not choose her? I mean, I really want her to get more love, and she's just awesome.

Her voice is very fluid and elegant, and doesn't sound broken or choppy like a lot of other characters. She's by far the best Chinese character, and honestly, the sounds that she's able to make flow much better into each other than other characters.