Masaoka Azuki (正岡小豆) is a Japanese VOCALOID developed and distributed by YAMAHA Corporation in collaboration with SEGA. She made her debut as a main character in Project 575 and utilized the VOCALOID2 engine. She was released for the VOCALOID4 engine in July 2017.
She is voiced by Yuka Outsubo, a professional voice actress and singer.
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Concept[]
Etymology[]
Masaoka Azuki's name refers to a type of bean characterized by its red coloration, making reference to her overall color scheme and hair color.
For her VOCALOID4 release, her first name is rendered in hiragana (あずき).
Appearance[]
Azuki was illustrated by Hiro Kanzaki, thus having a moe style with rounded features that are characteristic of the illustrator's style. She has red hair tied in a bun or chignon held by an exotic floral hair tie. Due to her background within the game, she is usually depicted in casual or school-related outfits.
In Vocaloid 4, she no longer wears casual or school-related outfits. But, she was wearing something similar to Miku Hastume's original costume.
Official profile[]
Her birthday is June 11, she's a Gemini, and her blood type is O.[1] Azuki is described as being cheerful and positive unlike Matcha. She's very open towards her feelings and tends to act first and think later.
In Go! Go! 575!, she is made out to be an awfully forgetful but eccentric person and somewhat impatient. She is also affectionate, effusive, and "clingy" (according to Matcha), often showing exaggerated displays of affection. She is shown to be scared of kites and would cower behind Matcha whenever one appears. Azuki also seems to be fond of food as she often suggests that they go to cafes, and even suggested they sing about hotcakes. Both she and Matcha seem to be oblivious to Yuzu's "fantasies" of the two.
Relations[]
For more on VOCALOID relationships, see the FAQ.
- Kobayashi Matcha - Classmate & Best friend.
- Ono Koume - Classmate.
- Yosano Yuzu - Classmate.
History[]
Marketing[]
Masaoka Azuki and Kobayashi Matcha were featured in Utayomi 575, the first iOS app to feature their VOCALOID2 voicebanks. They later appeared in the PS Vita game Uta Kumi 575 and the anime project GO! GO! 575. However, these vocals were not commercialized and were restricted to the games only. They did not see a public release until July 2017 for the VOCALOID4 engine.
Voicebanks[]
- Kobayashi Matcha
- A calm and powerful female vocal and the counter-partner to Kobayashi Matcha.
- Misc. versions
- A earlier "lite" version of the vocal was released for VOCALOID2, this is featured in the game Uta Kumi 575.
Music featuring Masaoka Azuki[]
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| Translation | ice cream chaos |
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| Featuring | Masaoka Azuki
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| Producers | Black Shock Box (music, lyrics), ysso (illust)
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| Categories | Original Song |
| Translation | ~Dochira no Aisu ga Osuki?~ |
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| Featuring | Masaoka Azuki, Kobayashi Matcha
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| Producers | Lunaria
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| Categories | Original Song |
| Translation | Gimmick |
|---|---|
| Featuring | Masaoka Azuki, Kobayashi Matcha
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| Producers | |
| Categories | Original Song |
"VOCALOID Masaoka Azuki" on Niconico Video- "VOCALOID Masaoka Azuki" on YouTube
- "VOCALOID Masaoka Azuki" on bilibili
- "VOCALOID Masaoka Azuki" on SoundCloud
- "VOCALOID 正岡小豆" on Niconico Video
- "VOCALOID 正岡小豆" on YouTube
- "VOCALOID 正岡小豆" on bilibili
- "VOCALOID 正岡小豆" on SoundCloud
- "VOCALOID AZUKI" on Niconico Video
- "VOCALOID AZUKI" on YouTube
- "VOCALOID AZUKI" on bilibili
- "VOCALOID AZUKI" on SoundCloud
- "VOCALOID あずき" on Niconico Video
- "VOCALOID あずき" on YouTube
- "VOCALOID あずき" on bilibili
- "VOCALOID あずき" on SoundCloud
Reputation[]
Status
| Google Trends |
| Achievements |
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References[]
- ↑ Project 575 - Introduction
External links[]
| Language | Description | Site |
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| Japanese | Project 575 official homepage | Link |
| Japanese | project575 The official Facebook page for Project 575 | Link |
| Japanese | project575（公式） @project575 The official Twitter account for Project 575 | Link |
| Japanese | Project 575チャンネル The official NicoVideo channel for Project 575 | Link |
| Japanese | GO！GO！575 The official NicoVideo channel for Project 575 | Link |
| English | deviantArt , art and media community | Link |
| Japanese | Pixiv , art and media community | Link |
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