Most Popular Vocaloids - Tier Maker
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Characters (116)
Most Popular
The most popular board is the one people already know by heart: Hatsune Miku and the Crypton icons on top, the Internet Co. and 1st Place names right behind, then the voices that carried the scene from the early engines into the AI era. Every pick is a real voicebank from the lineup, ranked by how much of the fandom still sings it.
Hatsune Miku
Kagamine Rin Len
Megurine Luka
Kaito
Meiko
Gumi
Ia
Flower
Fukase
Kotonoha Akane Aoi
Otomachi Una
Camui Gackpo
Yuzuki Yukari
Luo Tianyi
Cyber Diva
Kizuna Akari
Seeu
Lily
Mayu
Cul
Vy1
Aoki Lapis
Merli
Mew
Rana
Tone Rion
Tohoku Zunko
Sf A2 Miki
Hiyama Kiyoteru
Kaai Yuki
Nekomura Iroha
Kokone
Macne Nana
Macne Petit
Sachiko
Galaco
Maika
Avanna
Oliver
Yohioloid
Big Al
Cyber Songman
Daina
Dex
Lumi
Mirai Komachi
Po Uta
Fuiro
Classic Era
Classic Era keeps the first two engines in one place: the original English voices from 2004, the Crypton releases that turned the software into a phenomenon, and the lineup that gave the scene its first internet hits. If a name was already a legend before the AI shift, it belongs on this board.
Hatsune Miku
Kagamine Rin Len
Megurine Luka
Kaito
Meiko
Gumi
Camui Gackpo
Lily
Kaai Yuki
Sf A2 Miki
Hiyama Kiyoteru
Leon
Lola
Miriam
Prima
Tonio
Sweet Ann
Big Al
Sonika
Nekomura Iroha
Utatane Piko
Vy1
Vy2
Duos & Groups
Some of the best-known releases are not single voices. This board collects the packs that ship with more than one singer, from the Kagamine twins to the two-voice and four-voice sets of the modern engines, so the duos and groups get a ranking of their own.
Kagamine Rin Len
Kotonoha Akane Aoi
Meika Hime Mikoto
Aya Kazuya
Kana Hayato
Michelle Lucas
Yuina Naoki
Zola Project
Sarah Allen Haruka Akito
Sakura Asahi Shion Taku
Jessica Matthew Brian Sandra
Amy Chris Kaori Ken
Anon Kanon
New Wave
New Wave is the current generation: everything built for the VOCALOID6 engine and the VOCALOID β-STUDIO program. These are the voices that arrived after the AI shift, from the newest beta debuts to the redesigned icons, ranked as their own era.
Ci Chan
Po Uta
Fuiro
Hibiki Koto
Gekiyaku
Kazehiki
Kanade Kanon
Kasukabe Tsumugi
Shiki Rowen
Otobe Sapphire
Tsuina Chan
Mirai Komachi
Ouka Miko
And Uge
Gazen
Multi N
Nagi
Prtv 0
Prtv 1
Prtv 2
Prtv 3
Iori Yuzuru
Tsunose Kotone
Nurserobot Typet
Luci
Asa
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