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Mikudayō (ミクダヨー) is a human-size Nendoroid costume created by SEGA. She is derived from the VOCALOID2 character Hatsune Miku.

The term "Derivative" is used here to describe a fanmade VOCALOID character that is based on an already existing character.

History

Mikudayō first appeared at Tokyo Game Show 2011 as a sales promotion character for the game Project Mirai. The overall design was based on Nendoroid Miku, but the details were rough and clumsy. Her unbalanced big head, dull eyes, chubby cheeks, large rubber rain boots and forward-tilting posture with awkward movements made children scared and even cry in the show.

The whole incident at the Tokyo Game Show made for a topic on a Futaba Channel bulletin board, and the contributors gave the name Mikudayō, which means I'm Miku or She's Miku as a spoof on the uncanny resemblance to the real Miku's design.

In April 2012, this fanmade nickname unexpectedly came out of the mouth of SEGA staff on a Nicocast program. Afterwards, Mikudayō was widely recognized as the de facto official name for this character.

Common fan description of Mikudayō portrays her with a bad personality. In many fanarts and Nicovideo clips, she is often seen as creepy or scary, speaking nasty words and sometimes attacking people.

Media featuring Mikudayō

ミクLOVESセブンキャンペーン
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Translation Mikudayō LOVES 7-11
Featuring
Hatsune Miku
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zozi009
Categories Parody
Description
A Photographic composition of Mikudayō in a live environment. Based on a Family Mart CM featuring Hatsune Miku.
Juillet 2014 - Mikudayo Joypolis
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Featuring
Hatsune Miku
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Categories Convention recording
Together with Mikudayo!
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Featuring
Hatsune Miku
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Categories Promotional video
Description

Marketing

On September 24, 2012, SEGA, Good Smile company and Crypton jointly registered Mikudayō and she was added to the official fanmade characters of Crypton. A Nendoroid model of her was released in March 2013.[1]

In the Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA rhythm game series, Mikudayō's appearance cameos as a doll accessory and head mask.

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References

The contents of this page have been duplicated and expanded on the Fanloid Wiki (link).

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