Mar 242016
 

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The Hatsune Miku: Orange Blossom ver. is now available for preorder! The design is based on the module by the illustrator Nidy-2D- for the song “DECORATOR” by kz(livetune). The figure stands at 1/7 scale, and is sculptured by Grizzry Panda, most known for great details in his works such as the Mikuzukin figure.

From SEGA’s rhythm game ‘Hatsune Miku -Project Diva- F 2nd’ comes a 1/7th scale of Hatsune Miku dressed in the Orange Blossom module! The unique look of the bright orange and blue outfit has been completely recreated with the use of pearl paints.

The figure is sculpted by Grizzry Panda known for sculptwork with a keen edge, which suits the futuristic design of the Orange Blossom outfit perfectly. Add the unique Miku to your collection and enjoy every detail of the work of art whenever you please!

The figure is priced at 17,280 yen on Goodsmile Online Shop, and will be available for preorder until April 20th at 20:00 JST. Additionally, an original B2 poster illustrated by the module designer “Nidy-2D-” will be offered via preorders at Goodsmile Online Shop. The release date has been announced for October this year.

Below is the tweet by Nidy-2D- showing the illustration for the original B2 poster.


https://twitter.com/beyond_the_2D/status/713204632038715392

Mar 242016
 

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How would you celebrate 3/9 day (Miku Day)? Some Hatsune Miku fans in South Korea came up with the idea to show their love by purchasing some advertising space at the Seoul Sadang subway station.

25 fans pitched in for the fundraiser that began in January 2016, and raised a total of 2,766,977 South Korean Won, or around $2400 USD. This was used to commission the artwork (seen above) from the illustrator BTRP, and purchase the billboard advertising space from February 22nd until March 22nd. The artwork is available on Pixiv in high resolution, so it can be used as a wallpaper!

March 9th is a popular Hatsune Miku appreciation day among fans, since “39” can sound like “Miku” when mixing old and new forms of Japanese. It also sounds like “Thank You”, which is where the “appreciation” part comes into play. So how did you celebrate your 39’s day?

Via Ruliweb and Kotaku