There is no any other VOCALOIDs. All vocals found in Vocaloid wikia are the original VOCALOIDs made buy actual music/recording companies. Haku Yowane, Akita Neru, and Hatsune Mikuo etc. are fanmade based of the VOCALOIDs voicebanks.
Every VOCALOIDs have diffrent prices. The cheapest VOCALOID is currently $40 dollars and the highest price is about $400. You can buy the VOCALOIDs in their company's website.
Actually the first vocaloid was launched with another one at the same time so the first Vocaloids are Leon and Lola. The English Vocaloids. In the series of Japanese Vocaloid however, Meiko is first.
Vocaloids can be brought from offical websites or maybe you can find the vocaloid your loooking for on ebay or amazon
There are a lot of VOCALOIDs. VOCALOIDs are now up to at least 45, and their are more than 60 voicebanks.
No. VOCALOIDs are not couples. VOCALOIDs do not have to deal with anime or couples. It's only a singing program.
You cannot create vocaloids. Use UTAU instead.
Gackpoid does not have an official age and most VOCALOIDs don't.
Appends are like updates for the Vocaloid. They are different voice types made to express the different emotions the Vocaloid may have.
A VOCALOIDs price ranges from $100 US dollars to $300. Sometimes a VOCALOID can cost $100, but this is very rare.
You can't get Vocaloid for free, but there is a programme called UTAU which is nearly the same thing; you can also make your own Vocaloids on that.
VOCALOID is recorded program voiced by Singers and Voice actors (mostly). You have to buy VOCALOIDs to make a VOCALOID sing . There is no such thing called utauloids just UTAU. UTAU is a singing program same as VOCALOID, Cantor, etc. UTAU is a free voicebank that you can download and it's sang by a coumputer.
If you mean the first ever Vocaloids, the first two were MEIKO and KAITO. Answer Number Two: VOCALOID was announced in 2003 and released their first two VOCALOIDs in 2004. Those two VOCALOIDs were LEON and LOLA who sang in English and made by Zero-G Ltd. A few months later. Zero-G Ltd. made another VOCALOID called MIRIAM who also sang in english. A few months after MIRIAMs realese, Crypton Future Media made the first Japanese singing VOCALOID, MEIKO. 2 years later after MEIKOs release, KAITO was the first Japanese singing VOCALOID. This was the end of the original VOCALOIDs.