She was considered an improvement over both of them, and sold pretty decently compared to them.Īctually the first Vocaloid in Japanese to be released, contrary to popular belief. However, unlike LEON and LOLA, she actually has her full face in her boxart, thus being the first one to actually not be insecure about their looks for once. She was based off of a British singer named Miriam Stockley, who's also known for that Queen concert after Freddie Mercury died. And when they were going to die, the fandom sent sympathy for them.Īnother Vocaloid that was retired in the beginning of 2014. They failed initially because they were British, but when Vocaloid became popular, they started to become known. They've seem to be forgotten overtime after Miku got released, until 2014, when it was announced that they would be retiring because their voices aren't even that realistic to 2014's standards anyways. Overall, it seems that the majority of the critics think that LOLA is better than LEON, because of the quality in voices. LOLA, on the other hand, was made to sound like Big Ma. Also, even if they're black, most artists have drawn LEON as a white guy with blond hair and blue eyes. But somehow producers managed to make them sing other genres of songs, like pop and rock. Not only that, but they're supposedly black and are soul singers.

Both of their boxart consists of their lips(?) but they're actually stock images (because they're most likely camera-shy), the latter whose image was differentiated from LEON's to have lipstick on her. Seriously, what kind of name for a singing software is Daisy?!Ĭontrary to popular belief, they're actually the first Vocaloids ever to be released (January 15, 2004). At this time it was only known to the British and Japanese, and 4/5 of the vocals released were part of the Daisy Project.

The first version of Vocaloid to be released to the public.

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