__Languages:__ Japanese and English
__Company:__ Crypton Future Media
__Release Date:__ December 27, 2007
__Favorite food:__ Banana

__Len Kagamine__, codenamed CV02, is Japanese VOCALOIDs developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media, Inc., and were initially released in December 2007 for the VOCALOID2 engine. He (along with his counterpart, Rin) is the second set of vocals for Crypton's Character Vocal Series and are both Character Voice VOCALOIDs. During their Append's production, Wataru Sasaki (aka. Wat) described Rin & Len as two bodies with one soul. 
He has had numerous installments since such as additional voice banks dubbed 'Append', an update to the VOCALOID4 engine, and an English vocal. 

When the Kagamines were being recorded in 2007, their names were not yet decided. Their given names of Rin and Len were said to be based on "right" and "left" according to Asami Shimoda. She later confirmed in an interview after the Append release that the names were based on Ken and Rin from Hokuto no Ken, derived from a discussion about names that were familiar from her childhood.
Their surname was derived from the developing code combining Kagami (鏡, mirror) and Ne (音, sound). This refers to an "echo", which is a sound being bounced back to the user from a different direction caused by sound waves hitting a surface in a direction that reflects it back the way it came.

Their codename of "CV02" means "Character Voice 02".

Their voices are provided by the Japanese voice actress, stage actress, and singer [Asami Shimoda](https://anilist.co/staff/96696).

Voicebanks:
~!Power (V2 & V4)
Cold (V2 & V4)
Serious (V2 & V4)
English (V4)!~

Set in modern day Shibuya, Ichika Hoshino, a high school girl and street musician, encounters an unknown version of Hatsune Miku after hearing a Miku song that she'd never heard before in a CD store. Ichika learns that this version of Miku is having trouble reaching people with her songs, so together they team up to try to touch the hearts of their audience through music. 

(Source: Crunchyroll News, edited)

[Official Website](http://5pb.jp/shimodaasami/) | [Profile ](https://www.artsvision.co.jp/talent/813/) | [Blog](https://asaponmax.fc2.net) | [Twitter](https://twitter.com/shimoda_asami)

Asami Shimoda is a Japanese actress, voice actress and singer. She released her first mini album in 2010. Two years later, she released "Awake", her debut maxi single, which was released under 5pb. records. She is affiliated with Arts Vision.

Shimoda's voice samples were used to create Kagamine Rin and Len from Crypton Future Media's Character Vocal Series. 

A series of digest animations commemorating the 3rd anniversary of the "Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku" mobile game. 

This entry includes: 
1) Leo/need ダイジェストアニメーション - Journey to Bloom『STELLA』 
2) MORE MORE JUMP! ダイジェストアニメーション - Journey to Bloom『HOPE』 
3) Vivid BAD SQUAD ダイジェストアニメーション - Journey to Bloom『RESOLVE』 
4) ワンダーランズ×ショウタイム ダイジェストアニメーション - Journey to Bloom『HAPPINESS』 
5) 25時、ナイトコードで。 ダイジェストアニメーション - Journey to Bloom『SELF』

__Languages:__ Japanese and English
__Company:__ Crypton Future Media
__Release Date:__ December 27, 2007
__Favorite Food:__ Bananas

__Len Kagamine__, codenamed CV02, is Japanese VOCALOIDs developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media, Inc., and were initially released in December 2007 for the VOCALOID2 engine. He (along with his counterpart, Rin) is the second set of vocals for Crypton's Character Vocal Series and are both Character Voice VOCALOIDs. During their Append's production, Wataru Sasaki (aka. Wat) described Rin & Len as two bodies with one soul. 
He has had numerous installments since such as additional voice banks dubbed 'Append', an update to the VOCALOID4 engine, and an English vocal. 

When the Kagamines were being recorded in 2007, their names were not yet decided. Their given names of Rin and Len were said to be based on "right" and "left" according to Asami Shimoda. She later confirmed in an interview after the Append release that the names were based on Ken and Rin from Hokuto no Ken, derived from a discussion about names that were familiar from her childhood.
Their surname was derived from the developing code combining Kagami (鏡, mirror) and Ne (音, sound). This refers to an "echo", which is a sound being bounced back to the user from a different direction caused by sound waves hitting a surface in a direction that reflects it back the way it came.

Their codename of "CV02" means "Character Voice 02".

Their voices are provided by the Japanese voice actress, stage actress, and singer [Asami Shimoda](https://anilist.co/staff/96696).

Voicebanks:
~!Power (V2 & V4)
Cold (V2 & V4)
Serious (V2 & V4)
English (V4)!~

The "Project Sekai Anniversary Festa 2021" event announced on Sunday that production on a mini anime adaptation of Sega's Project Sekai: Colorful Stage! feat. Hatsune Miku smartphone rhythm game has been green-lit. The 10 planned episodes of Petit Seka (Puchi Seka) will stream for free on YouTube. 
(Source: Anime News Network)

In the franchise's story, Hayato Hayasugi, the train-loving son of a train museum curator, accidentally stumbles into his dad's secret research lab one day. Inside he finds the E5 bullet train. As soon as he enters, he hears an announcement that a mysterious enemy, the Bachigami ("bee god"), is attacking the city of New Saitama. Luckily, with the touch of his father's Shinca ("evolve") card, the bullet train he's in transforms into a mighty robot — the Shinkalion E5 Hayabusa. 

In the anime's story, Hayato and other children will serve as conductors to pilot the Shinkalion. The children must work together with the adults of the "Shinkansen Ultra Evolution Institute" (SUEI) to defeat a monster that looks like a jet black bullet train.
 
(Source: Anime News Network)

A manga based on Yamaha's voice synthesizer VOCALOID and it's mascots, mainly Miku Hatsune. This character is the first heroine from the Vocaloid Character Voice Series and a popular virtual idol. Every new chapter has a different Miku, showing different aspects of the world of music! 
 
Note: The North American release distributed the entire series in a single volume.

Initially unveiled on the "Project Sekai 2nd Anniversary Namahousou" stream, a special animated music video commemorating the 2nd anniversary of the Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku mobile game.
 
 The featured song Gunjou Sanka was composed and lyrically written by Eve, initially made to celebrate the first anniversary of the rhythm game in 2021. This new version features the vocal work of Ichika Hoshino, Minori Hanasato, Kohane Azusawa, Tsukasa Tenma, and Kanade Yoisaki's seiyuus, along with vocaloid Hatsune Miku.

A song about pro wrestling match which Miku and Rin play against Meiko and Luka. The ringside commentator is KAITO. The referee is Len.
 
This song will be included on Mitchie M's 2nd album "Virtual Popstar" which released on November 6th 2019.

Music video created for the song NEO by JIN, made to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of Project Sekai Colorful Stage Feat. Hatsune Miku.

Initially unveiled on the "Project Sekai 2nd Anniversary Namahousou" stream, a special music video animated by Riri Yamashita for the song Journey. This track was made to commemorate the second anniversary of the Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku mobile game.

A novice actress, Miku have been appointed the leading role in a play written by a legendary writer. During the play, she bizarrely found herself in the world described in the play—the world has the same setting as what's written in the script, a mansion and 7 inhabitants. For the sake of escaping back to reality, Miku and the inhabitants have to search for a stolen page from the script...

Hatsune Miku and her friends Rin, Len, and Luka are not only back in manga... they're back to school, enrolling at the St. Diva Academy for Vocaloids! They're going to give it their best at St. Diva, as a wonderland of friendship, determination, and even love unfolds! But can they stay out of trouble, especially when the mad professor of the Hachune Miku Research Lab is nearby?
 
(Source: Dark Horse)