Is Yowane Haku a Fanloid?

Yowane Haku (弱音ハク (よわねハク)) is a FANLOID derivative character. She is acknowledged by Crypton Future Media, Inc., the publisher of the Character Vocal Series for VOCALOID2, for commercial use.

Is Haku a real Vocaloid?

Haku is one of the derivatives of Vocaloids that became officially recognized by Crypton Future Media, the publisher of the Character Vocal Series for Vocaloid2.

Who created Yowane Haku?

Yowane Haku (western name order: Haku Yowane) is a Vocaloid created as a derivative of Hatsune Miku. Originally created by artist Caffein, she was meant as a joke to characterize Vocaloid users that created poorly devised songs featuring Miku and then pouted when their efforts were ignored or criticized as being dull.

Who is the Purple VOCALOID?

Violet, also known by her Chinese name, Zi Yan (紫嫣; Zǐ Yān), is a virtual idol developed and designed by Animate China. She has relations to Aoki Lapis, a VOCALOID from i-style Project. Rather than having a synthesized voice, she is an animated idol or persona, where a live human voice sings for her.

How do you receive Haku’s three white cards?

Three perfect white cards laid on the table with her neat handwriting intact, each bearing a name; Retsu, Sen and Uta. When received, the recipient would find by flipping on the back, a plea of Haku’s neatly scrawled.

What is the meaning of Haku from Miku?

Haku is a mascot for those who could not produce a beautiful or proper sound from Miku. Her family name means “speaking small words” and she is always drunk due to her inability to sing in the same quality like Miku. As such, she is usually depicted as always crying and drunk.

Are there any birthday Haikus for free?

The following birthday-themed haiku were penned by our resident poets and are FREE for you to use in any way you see fit. We don’t even need credit, so you can pass it off as your own. It will be our little secret.

Why is Haku always drunk and crying?

Her family name means “speaking small words” and she is always drunk due to her inability to sing in the same quality like Miku. As such, she is usually depicted as always crying and drunk. However, in recent trends, Haku has evolved from a broken Miku into a mature-sounding Miku.