About Hatsune Miku
I just watched several Hatsune Miku concerts. Her voice is indeed very pleasant, but is that flexible body a robot? Sweating a bit. Although it sounds pretty good, it's more about curiosity for something new. So I searched online, and the content is described as follows:\ Originally, she was just a program. As long as you input the lyrics, she would sing autonomously. Later, after becoming popular, netizens designed her image, which was recognized by the original company and has been used ever since. She is a representative virtual idol. In terms of popularity, sometimes she is even more favored than some top-tier singers. Up to now, she has held multiple concerts, each time fully packed, and the rate at which tickets sell makes some singers envious. However, she is not an anime character, as she has never appeared in any anime works. She spread across the internet: indeed, the diva proves that the internet is always at the forefront of modern technology and hackers are invincible.
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Hatsune is a virtual singer. Japan, well, the birthplace of anime, Hatsune can also be considered as such.
OP, stop thinking about it. No matter how popular Hatsune is, she's not a robot anymore. She still has to follow the programs written by people. Maybe she can sing autonomously, but she won't have her own movements. She's not a high-intelligence computer, let alone an AI like in Ghost in the Shell. It's just anime...
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