~Miku Hatsune~
Hatsune Miku is a Japanese vocaloid developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media, Inc., and was initially released in August 2007 for the vocaloid2 engine. There has since been numerous installments such as additional voice banks dubbed 'Append' as well as an upgrade to the vocaloid3 engine which includes her long awaited English vocal release. She was the first release for Crypton's vocaloid Character Vocal Series, the third Japanese vocaloid, and the seventh vocaloid to have been created overall. She is considered the most popular and well known vocaloid and the first to become a pop idol. Her voice is provided by the Japanese female voice actress, Saki Fujita. The name of the title and character for the software was chosen by combining Hatsu (first), Ne (sound), and Miku (future) thus meaning "the first sound from the future."


~Luka Megurine~
Crypton advertised Luka's 3GB vocal database as "Japanese/English bilingual" and chose her name to express its hope that she will transcend borders and cultural barriers. Luka was designed by the Japanese illustrator Kei, who had previously created the designs for Hatsune Miku and Kagamine Rin and Len. However, unlike previous mascots in the series, her costume is not based on a school uniform. Only a few days after her release, many songs were produced. On the 70th Weekly Vocaloid Ranking (February 2, 2009), many of Luka's songs appeared in the Top 30, knocking the very popular "Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru" and songs produced by ryo (with the exception of "Melt") right out of the Top 30. "RIP=RELEASE" had taken the #1 spot, and had earned a total of 843,233 points, making it the song with the highest one-week score.


~Len and Rin Kagamine~
Crypton Future Media intended to produce a VOCALOID with a young teen girl's voice at first following Hatsune Miku, but there was also demand for a boy's voice, so Crypton Future Media hired a voice actress who could produce both. Kagamine Rin was the first voicebank developed and introduced to the VOCALOID consumer market on November 8, 2007.However, the package included two voicebanks: one for Rin and another for Len, both provided by the Asami Shimoda, Kagamine Len was unveiled after Kagamine Rin on December 3, 2007.The package was the same price as Hatsune Miku, even though there were two voicebanks in the box.


~Kaito Shion~
Kaito is developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media, Inc., and was initially released in February 2006 for the first VOCALOID engine. There has since been a second installment developed for the VOCALOID 3 engine and dubbed KAITO V 3. His voice is provided by the Japanese male singer, Naoto Fuga. The illustration was done by Takashi Kawasaki. Crypton did not set his character and profile except for his package design. As well as Meiko, he was not made with the aim of giving character or personality to vocal synthesis software.This was empathized during the development also of the V3 vocal banks, with Wat stating how different the intention of the CV series was to the intention of KAITO/MEIKO. This led to the updates leading a totally different course of development, in comparison to the Appends of Miku, Len, Rin and Luka.


~Meiko Sakine~
She was conceived through the efforts of producers working with Meiko's voice, When many producers wondered if Meiko was an older-sounding vocal, or younger-sounding vocal. (They quickly set on KAITO's voice since he sounded older.) Because of this, Meiko had become forgotten because of Hatsune Miku's popularity, leaving her behind. Meiko in particular did not have the younger sounding voice of the released vocaloid2 voicebanks released at the time and therefore was not as appealing as they were to the Vocaloid Otaku based fandom. Meiko Sakine was e stablished by Nanameue-P to push the limits of the Vocaloid software to make Meiko sound younger. Her official setting is "the Meiko who came into the music trend in the age of 16" (i.e., she is not a younger Meiko variation but Meiko when she was young) and Nanameue-P is "the producer who rediscovered Meiko in her youth". She was later made famous by the PV "Honey" featuring her and other derivatives such as Hachune Miku, Haku Yowane and Neru Akita, as well as the UTAU Teto Kasane alongside official Crypton Vocaloids.


~Gakupo Kamui~
Kamui Gackupo,(or Camui Gakupo) is a Japanese vocaloid developed and distributed by Internet Co., Ltd. as Gakupo, which was initially released July 2008 for the vocaloid2 engine. There has since been a second installment developed for the vocaloid3 engine. His voice is provided by Japanese male singer, Gackt."Gackupo" is based on the pronunciation of the name "Gackt". The software name of "Gackpoid" also takes its name from Gackt's own. The "poid" on the end of the name is short for "like "Gackpo" is based on the pronunciation of the name "Gackt". The software name of "Gackpoid" also takes its name from Gackt's own. The "poid" on the end of the name is short for "like "Gackpo" is based on the pronunciation of the name "Gackt". The software name of "Gackpoid" also takes its name from Gackt's own. Consequently, the full implied name of this product is "Gackt-like vocaloid".


~Gumi Megpoid~
Gumi is a Japanese vocaloid developed and distributed by Internet Co., Ltd.. as Megpoid, and was initially released June 2009 for the vocaloid2 engine. There has since been three installments developed for the vocaloid3 engine, one that includes an update of the vocaloid2 voice bank. Her voice is provided by Filipino-Japanese female singer, Megumi Nakajima. The name Gumi is the voice provider Megumi Nakajima's nickname from her childhood.The software name, "Megpoid", was taken from the provider's name "Megumi." The second half, the "poid", is short for "like Vocaloid," the full implied name of this product is a "Megumi-like Vocaloid."


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