Music video directed and animated by cort for the song Viva Happy by Mitchie M featuring Hatsune Miku.
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Burenai Ai de was released on Miku's anniversary. The song is now used for the AR campaign for Rohto Pharmaceutical's new eye drops "Digi Eye". Like much of Mitchie's song titles this one has a double meaning, "ai" (love) and "eye" both being correct translations. An app was released in August 2014 that would play a partial version of the song and show a 3D Miku dancing on any surface. (Source: Vocaloid Wiki)
Animated PV created for the release of Hachioji-P's「Eight -THE BEST OF 八王子P-」 It tells the story of a girl who is sick of dealing with a man who is shallow, and only interested in her when he wants something from her. After listening to his constant excuses, she finally has enough with the disinterest he has in her, and leaves him. (Source: Vocaloid Wiki)
Comedy / Sports
A song about a pro-wrestling match featuring Miku (as "Angel Miku") and Rin (as "Cutie Kagamine") as the faces, "Cutie Angels", going against their assigned heels, "The Amazones" Devil Meiko and Kraken Luca. Kaito serves as the commentator, while Len (as "Tiger Kagamine") shows up as the referee. Note: The song was included on Mitchie M's 2nd album "Virtual Popstar", which released on November 6th, 2019.
In commemoration of Hatsune Miku's world concert tour series "Hatsune Miku EXPO" celebrating its 5th anniversary, a special music video for this year's theme song, "Lucky☆Orb feat. Hatsune Miku" by emon(Tes.), was produced. The video is a collaboration between Crypton, Fantasista Utamaro, and Kasoku Sato. The single was available for purchase that same day online and was later included on the Hatsune Miku EXPO 5th Anniversary EP, along with previous theme songs and contest winners. (Source: YouTube)
