Uploaded July 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
AudioSwap used: J Pop Party by Dan Skinner, Adam Skinner, & Erik Reiff / Have annotations on to check out the original track to be used!
Read discription first: This video was to originally have Kagome-P's "Wonderful Nippon! / ワンダホー・ニッポン！) featuring vocaloid GUMI. You know YouTube and it's the reason why this video uses an AudioSwap.
Pictures taken throughout the convention days but mostly on Day 3. I missed the first vocaloid panel but was able to line up for the second vocaloid panel. Due to the privacy inside the panel, we were not allowed to take either videos nor pictures even if they have press/media badges. But I can mention that it was really fun especially when everyone would clap along the music. Before heading to the vocaloid gathering outside of West Hall, we were able to get autographs of the artist/producers involved in using the vocaloid software. Happy that Dixie Flatline commented on my costume of combining the anime Bleach and elements of Hatsune Miku (or Miku Hatsune)!
As with every convention, consent is given prior to having a photo taken of others. Money is never exchanged nor is this video used to make a profit but instead only the appreciation of the fans and cosplayers in this video. Enjoy.
AudioSwap used: J Pop Party by Dan Skinner, Adam Skinner, & Erik Reiff / Have annotations on to check out the original track to be used!
Read discription first: This video was to originally have Kagome-P's "Wonderful Nippon! / ワンダホー・ニッポン！) featuring vocaloid GUMI. You know YouTube and it's the reason why this video uses an AudioSwap.
Pictures taken throughout the convention days but mostly on Day 3. I missed the first vocaloid panel but was able to line up for the second vocaloid panel. Due to the privacy inside the panel, we were not allowed to take either videos nor pictures even if they have press/media badges. But I can mention that it was really fun especially when everyone would clap along the music. Before heading to the vocaloid gathering outside of West Hall, we were able to get autographs of the artist/producers involved in using the vocaloid software. Happy that Dixie Flatline commented on my costume of combining the anime Bleach and elements of Hatsune Miku (or Miku Hatsune)!
As with every convention, consent is given prior to having a photo taken of others. Money is never exchanged nor is this video used to make a profit but instead only the appreciation of the fans and cosplayers in this video. Enjoy.
