Post number #254902, ID: 1bb6c0
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Does the genre fit with not only style of cyberpunk but culture?
Do you envision only Vocaloid/Animatronic prancing around as musicians of the future?
We all love 3D projected anime girls at concerts though.
Post number #255429, ID: e19a81
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Vocaloid could fit in cyberpunk, but the sheer positivity and brightness they typically represent is a bit contrasting to the usual dark, rugged, grunge of dystopian cyberpunk settings. I don't think Vocaloid would be out of place in a cyberpunk piece, but they don't seem very cyberpunk themselves.
Post number #255491, ID: e8c106
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Gibson literally wrote about vocaloid years before the earliest vocaloid project was stated.
Post number #256741, ID: 4c8a5e
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Well, they would fit with the fake happiness that megacorps sell to the wealthy in a cyberpunk world.
Post number #257544, ID: 52f0a1
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>>e8c106 Which story?
Post number #257573, ID: 9d07dc
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>>256741 Exactly! And if you are rich enough you can buy your own vocaloid robot-maid to clean appartments and other stuff.
Post number #258230, ID: 08e97c
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>>257544 Idoru and to some extent All Tomorrow's Parties. Though those are arguably post cyberpunk.
Post number #258956, ID: 2bec86
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Bruh the whole concept of Vocaloids are cyberpunk as fuck. Crowdsourced "idols" for the enjoyment of all.
Post number #259119, ID: 82313d
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aren't most Hatsune Miku songs super depressing? it fits perfectly
Post number #259591, ID: 1bf5dc
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>>259119 a lot of recent ones deal with exceptionally dark shit, kikuo or maretu for example. but their happier songs would fit the whole fake-happiness thing
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| Does the genre fit with not only style of cyberpunk but culture?
Do you envision only Vocaloid/Animatronic prancing around as musicians of the future?
We all love 3D projected anime girls at concerts though.