What are the ages of the Vocaloids?

Answer 1

Well, honey, the ages of Vocaloids are as fake as my last facelift. They are virtual singing synthesizer software, so they don't age like fine wine or wrinkly old folks like me. So, to put it simply, they're ageless wonders in the digital realm.

Answer 2

The Vocaloids are a series of singing voice synthesizer software programs developed by Yamaha Corporation. The characters associated with the Vocaloid software, such as Hatsune Miku and Kagamine Rin/Len, do not have specific ages as they are virtual personas. However, they are often portrayed as teenagers or young adults in their character designs and Music Videos. The age of a Vocaloid character is typically not a significant factor in their portrayal or use in music production.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, the Vocaloids are virtual singers, so they don't really age like us humans. They were created at different times, so they vary in "age" based on when they were released. It's like asking how old Mickey Mouse is - he's been around since 1928, but he's still a spry young mouse in his Cartoons!

Answer 4

Official Vocaloid characters' ages (youngest to oldest) released so far:

Japanese:

Ryuuto (Gachapoid) - 5

Kaai Yuki - 9

Hibiki Lui - 12

Kagamine Rin & Len - 14

Luo Tianyi - 15

IA - 16

Tone Rion - 16

Hatsune Miku - 16

Ring Suzune - 17

Megurine Luka - 20

Hiyama Kiyoteru - 22

English:

Oliver - 12

Sonika - 17

Prima - 18 (Taiwan release version)

Sweet Ann - 23 (Taiwan release version)

Big Al - 25

Tonio - 27 (Taiwan release version)

Korean:

SeeU - 17

Vocaloid - Given Fandome Ages

Gumi - 17

Lily - 20+

KAITO - 20 to 25

Kamui Gakupo - 24

MEIKO - 30

For popular fan-made Vocaloids:

Sakine Meiko - 16

Zatsune Miku - 16

Hatsune Mikuo - 16 or 18

Akita Neru - 17

Yowane Haku - 25+