“A shy boy's music robot becomes a Vocaloid, symbolizing how software gives voice to creators worldwide.”
The Boy and Magic Robot
少年と魔法のロボット
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A shy boy's music robot becomes a Vocaloid, symbolizing how software gives voice to creators worldwide.
A boy who loves to music but cannot sing in front of others receives an robot from a scientist. He teaches the robot music and singing so it can perform in his stead. Magically, it becomes its own person. The music video represents how the Vocaloid franchise has given voice to many people who are too scared or too muddled in their own talents to sing on behalf of the music they created. And while it is a computer software, it's thanks to those peoples' creations that the Vocaloids themselves have gone on to have their own self-standing personas.
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A Music Production
- Format 1 × 2′ eps × min
- Total runtime 0h 02m all episodes
- Aired Aug 2013 – ongoing
- Source Music media type
- Rated G All Ages
- Ref. BS-13967 catalog