The characters' personalities have already been developed and so have the stories based off the Project Diva openings so why won't they make a Vocaloid anime?

Answer 1

The character's personalities have not been "officially developed" and most are fanmade personalities. Many think it would be a good anime but several problems would occur

Plot: What would the storyline be using vocaloids since alot of there songs tell a story itself.

Vocaloid Popularity: As anyone fimiliar with vocaloid would know, Hatsune Miku is by far the most popular; yet alot of the fanbase also loves the other vocaloids more. So if making an anime it would be hard to consider how it would revolve around the characters and if it focused on one vocaloid over another it may not appeal to the fanbase.

Companies: Most only know the vocaloids shown in project diva, but there are a lot more and each from a certain company

-Meiko, Kaito, Miku, Rin, Len, Luka (and a CV04 in the works)= Cyrpton inc

-Gakupo, Gumi, Lilly, Gachapoid= internet co.

-SF-A2 Miki, Yuki, Kiyoteru, Iroha= AH software.

- VY1, VY2= Bplats inc

-Utatane Piko= Kibon Records.

Pairings: As with personalities, couplings are not official. If vocaloid was made into an anime one might want to see some vocaloid paired with another. However, various people like different pairings. Also, many fans still argue whether Rin and Len are twins or should be paired.

Most important

Seiyuu: or a voice actor/actress would be almost impossible. While vocaloids can sing well, their ability to talk ( more precisely the software was not made for them to talk) is not that great. Thus, finding a seiyuu with almost the exact same vocaloid would be pretty much impossible.

Answer 2

There could be a variety of reasons why a Vocaloid anime hasn't been made. It could be due to licensing issues, budget constraints, or differences in creative direction between the Vocaloid creators and potential anime producers. Additionally, producing an anime involves a significant investment of time and resources, and the parties involved may have other projects taking priority.