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|theme = flower |
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+ | V4flower.png|V4 Standard |
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+ | V flower.png|V3 |
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|sex = Female<ref name ="gender">[https://twitter.com/v_flower_jp/status/457563608008773632 re: tweet]</ref> |
|sex = Female<ref name ="gender">[https://twitter.com/v_flower_jp/status/457563608008773632 re: tweet]</ref> |
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|voice = {{Unrevealed}} |
|voice = {{Unrevealed}} |
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− | *[[Rocoru]] (designer) |
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− | *[[miwasiba]] (V4 illustration) |
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− | |company = *YAMAHA Corporation |
+ | |company = *YAMAHA Corporation :: V3 |
− | *Gynoid Co., Ltd. |
+ | *Gynoid Co., Ltd. :: V4 |
− | |release = May 9, 2014 |
+ | |release = *May 9, 2014 :: V3 |
+ | *July 16, 2015 :: V4 |
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|language = Japanese |
|language = Japanese |
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+ | *Yamako :: V3 |
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+ | *miwasiba :: V4 |
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|type = VOCALOID3, VOCALOID4, VOCALOID NEO |
|type = VOCALOID3, VOCALOID4, VOCALOID NEO |
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|code = V3LB017DL |
|code = V3LB017DL |
Revision as of 20:38, 26 September 2019
flower (フラワ) is a Japanese VOCALOID initially developed and distributed by the YAMAHA Corporation, and was created in collaboration with Gynoid Co., Ltd.. The product name is v flower (ブイフラワ) and she was released in May 2014 for the VOCALOID3 engine. Her voice provider has never been revealed. Her update to the VOCALOID4 engine was solely developed by Gynoid and released in July 2015.[3][4]
Concept
According to her official website, flower is described as a 'kuudere'.
Etymology
Originally, the VOCALOID's name was written as "flower" while the software was listed as "v flower". It is not uncommon for "v flower" to be used to refer to both character and software by fans, though this is usually done in error.
The name "flower" is based on the wish of her "blooming like a flower" in VOCALOID.[5]
The "V" in the product name "v flower" simply means "VOCALOID".
Her Mobile VOCALOID Editor release is known as "v for flower" and is the only release with a different name for the App.
Appearance
Owed to the confusion caused by "androgynous" being used to describe her voice, she is occasionally misgendered. However, the official Twitter stated flower is female.[1]
flower's box art illustration was done by Yamako while the character design was done by Rocoru. Both artists are members of HoneyWorks, the circle who made flower's first demo. Her clothing appears to have a Gothic theme, with her outfit possessing traditional Gothic characteristics.
flower's V4 design was originally drawn in July 2014 by the artist, Miwasiba. The appearance was originally done as fanart and was a "shota" version of flower.[6] The official flower Twitter account noted that the new VOCALOID4 design was the "short-haired" version of flower, while the original VOCALOID3 version was the "long-haired" version.[7] The official Twitter account said that the design was to reflect how flower herself is now "perfect flower", having both a "pistil" (long haired version) and "stamen" (short haired version).[8] This comment resulted in some confusion believing the character was intersex. However, it was noted by the account that flower has a "pistil" (female reproductive organ). The Twitter account also stated that the change of hairstyle did not change her nature.[9] Miwasiba also confirmed flower is still a girl on the VOCALOID Facebook page and reference sheets despite adopting a "shota" design.[10][11]
Relations
For more on VOCALOID relationships, see the FAQ.
- MEIKA Hime & Mikoto - fellow Gynoid VOCALOIDs whose own design was inspired by flower's.[12]
History
Marketing
In April 2014, flower was promoted through a HoneyWorks original song, "イノコリ先生 (Inokori Sensei)". The character rights were owned by Gynoid Co., Ltd. despite being released before the company was fully established in August 2014.
Voicebanks
- v flower
- flower's "v flower" vocal is regarded as a vocal that has an androgynous tone, meaning that it has a lack of feminine or masculine traits. It can therefore be used as both male and female roles in music. Her vocal is suitable for genres such as rock music and favours faster tempos over slow.
- v flower (VOCALOID3, VOCALOID NEO), May 9, 2014
- v4 flower (VOCALOID4), July 16, 2015
- V for flower (Mobile VOCALOID Editor)
- flower - Talk
- A current project thats not been released and has no release date. This is a talk vocal for Flower.[13]
Music featuring flower
Translation | メランコリックシューゲイザー (Melancholic Shoegazer) |
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Featuring | flower
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Producers | |
Categories | Original song |
Translation | 曖昧劣情Lover (Aimai Retsujou Lover) |
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Featuring | flower
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Producers | |
Categories | Original song |
- "VOCALOID flower" on Niconico Video
- "VOCALOID flower" on YouTube
- "VOCALOID flower" on bilibili
- "VOCALOID flower" on SoundCloud
- "VOCALOID フラワ" on Niconico Video
- "VOCALOID フラワ" on YouTube
- "VOCALOID フラワ" on bilibili
- "VOCALOID フラワ" on SoundCloud
- "VOCALOID vflower" on Niconico Video
- "VOCALOID vflower" on YouTube
- "VOCALOID vflower" on bilibili
- "VOCALOID vflower" on SoundCloud
- "VOCALOID ブイフラワ" on Niconico Video
- "VOCALOID ブイフラワ" on YouTube
- "VOCALOID ブイフラワ" on bilibili
- "VOCALOID ブイフラワ" on SoundCloud
- "VOCALOID vフラワ" on Niconico Video
- "VOCALOID vフラワ" on YouTube
- "VOCALOID vフラワ" on bilibili
- "VOCALOID vフラワ" on SoundCloud
Reputation
Status
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Reaction |
Ignoring non-relevant results, flower's popularity peeked in April 2014, the month before her release according to Google Trends. The song Inokori Sensei has reached the 1 million views mark. |
Achievements |
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 re: tweet
- ↑ FAQ - Why are some voice providers not revealed?
- ↑ https://twitter.com/v_flower_jp/status/591255238792773633
- ↑ Gynoid's twitter:"ボーカロイドを中心としたレーベルです。「ロック」に特化したキレのあるパワフルな女性歌声ライブラリ「VOCALOID4 Library v4 flower」、台湾初のボーカロイド「心華 シンファ」の企画を行っています。"
- ↑ "Rock and cuddle artist" VOCALOID 3 v flower "", DTM magazine Vol. 243, Terashima information planning, September 2014, pages 10-13.
- ↑ https://twitter.com/miwasiba/status/490450541978193920
- ↑ https://twitter.com/v_flower_jp/status/591262841555918848
- ↑ https://twitter.com/v_flower_jp/status/591453332016869376
- ↑ https://twitter.com/v_flower_jp/status/591491009726394368
- ↑ https://www.facebook.com/yamaha.vocaloid/posts/763691150418106
- ↑ https://twitter.com/miwasiba/status/591749520481853440
- ↑ https://www.dtmstation.com/archives/23988.html
- ↑ https://twitter.com/v_flower_jp/status/1154572070908383232
External links
Language | Description | Site |
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Japanese | YAMAHA official press page for v flower | Link |
Japanese | v flower(ブイフラワ)公式サイト The official website for VOCALOID v flower | Link |
Japanese | v flower @v_flower_jp The official Twitter account for VOCALOID v flower. | Link |
English | deviantArt , art and media community | Link |
Japanese | Pixiv , art and media community | Link |
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