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Friday March 15, 2013

• VIDEO: Kagamine Rin & Len Parody Politics and "Dragon Quest" in "Death Should Not Have Taken Thee!"

  "Legendary Kagamine Master" Jesus-P and illustrator Glider team up on new vocaloid music video

  Scott Green

  March 15, 2013 12:56pm EDT (3/15/13)

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  Vocaloid producer and "Legendary Kagamine Master" Jesus-P and Wonderful☆Opportunity ("Remote Controll," "8 Hit") are back with a new music video featuring Kagamine Rin and Len.  Her latest work, "Death Should Not Have Taken Thee!," is evoking games again with the twins parodying Dragon Quest. Check out the Glider illustrated music video after the jump.

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Monday March 11, 2013

• VIDEO: Kagamine Rin and Len Sing a "World Domination How-To"

  Vocaloid producer Neru released on March 6th

  Scott Green

  March 11, 2013 8:35pm EDT (3/11/13)

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  Producer Neru (aka Oshiire-P), maybe best known for "Tokyo Teddy Bear," has released new album Sekai Seifuku (World Domination) featuring vocaloids Kagamine Rin and Len. Two of the videos associated with songs on the album have now been subtitled. Give them a look after the jump.

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Tuesday February 26, 2013

• Mikudayo and Grown Up Kagamine Rin to Appear in "Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F"

  PlayStation 3 game due on March 7, 2013

  Scott Green

  February 26, 2013 11:22am EST (2/26/13)

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  Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu has revealed that the grown up version of vocaloid Kagamine Rin, as seen in "Rin-chan Nau!" and the disconcerting Mikudayo (“It’s Miku!”) will be appearing as a module and virtual item respectively in Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F. Get a look after the jump.

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Wednesday December 26, 2012

• VIDEO: Sega Celebrates Rin and Len's Fifth Birthday with New "Hatsune Miku Project Dive F" Track Announcement

  "Tokyo Teddy Bear" and "Yumekui Shirokuro Baku" set to be included in PlayStation 3 version

  Scott Green

  December 26, 2012 3:54pm EST (12/26/12)

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  After the August introduction of Hatsune Miku, Crypton produced a young male and female duet follow-up with vocaloids Rin and Len - both based on the voice of Asami Shimoda. According to Asami Shimoda, Len's voice was achieved by singing within her chest, while Rin's at the top of her head. Sega is marking their birthday with a special Project Diva F trailer. Get a look after the jump.

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