totally genuine depiction of yuzuki yukari smoking and drinking alcohol

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   Anhedonia (anhedonia@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Saturday, 02-Nov-2024 07:30:08 JST Anhedonia

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   @taylan @SuperDicq I don't see miku, or most of vocaloids for that matter, as a curated phenomenon. For celebrities, there is always some personal life spilling into their public appearance. Vocaloids are much more organic, for lack of a better term, mostly detached from the real world concerns. You won't see miku cheering for israeli/palestinian genocide or whatever is the current thing, at least "officially", leaving sour taste. Even though there is some company behind them, it is already "owned" by the community. It is more like a canvas with a partially drawn vague outline, ready to be picked up by someone.
   
   That's where the fanbase comes in, which is free to create their own depictions however they wish. Nothing is set in stone, variety is flourishing. All these post–apocalyptic–desert mikus, schizo–hypnotized mikus, sassy–queens mikus, feel equally genuine to me. Everyone can add their own spin to that evergrowing pile of content.
   
   I would even say that every vocaloid lives on as a separate "microgenre"–mixin rather than a personality.
   totally genuine depiction of yuzuki yukari smoking and drinking alcohol