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However, unlike VY1, VY2 is often added as an additional vocal or an alternative one and has yet to head a product using their vocals.

While VY1 had a standard and Deluxe edition, VY2 did not offer such a choice nor did it have a CD released for it.ĭue to the professional design of VY2, the vocal often appears in use for apps and equipment that involves derivative products produced by YAMAHA, either on its own or with VY1.

VY1 - A complementary voicebank with feminine vocals.

Relations įor more on VOCALOID relationships, see the FAQ. The gold motifs are based on driftwood and arranged in a ikebana manner. The VY2v3 version of the sword was said to represent the "magma within" and "hot fighting spirit". This remains the sole design for VY2 thus far seen in actual use, in contrast, VY1 had featured 12 designs by Jan 2015 and is due to VY2's lesser use in Vocaloid related media. The design featured on vol.4 of the VOCALOID-P data series box art and in an illustration book. During the VesFes contest, an entry called " Roro" was chosen to act as a placeholder design for VY2 in an illustration book. Since there are no official avatars for VY series VOCALOIDs, interpretations vary for VY2. Though the VY2 vocal is masculine, its concept is open to allow the producer using the vocal to conceptualize VY2 as any race, age, gender, etc. VY2 is part of the VY series and has never had an official avatar established.

Thus, opting for the Wakizashi made the VOCALOID's appearance ambiguous. However, it was felt that these items were too personal and would only end up portraying too much of a design concept. VY2 was originally going to have other items for its boxart such as clothing. The Wakizashi was by Nagimiso, the illustration on the inside sleeve was by Kazeno, which was Japanese and SF styled with Tenshukaku (天守閣, Japanese castle tower) and two moons. Nagimiso (なぎみそ) and Kazeno (風乃) undertook the illustration for VY2's package. As with VY1 and its codename of "Mizki", "Yuma" is often used as the name of the VOCALOID or mascot by fans, usually done in error. The code name used for the original VY2 package, 勇馬 ("Yūma" Yuuma), means "Brave Horse".