Static Miku

Miku's hair is a vibrant turquoise blue. It's worn in two very long, thin pigtails at the sides of her head that look like music notes, secured by what appear to be clips at the top. The notes indicate that the lines of the pigtails should be parallel and have square corners. She wears a formal but fun outfit. She has a dark purple jacket or coat with white lapels and sleeves that end in white cuffs. The cuffs and front of the jacket have brightly colored buttons (green, blue, orange, and red). Under the jacket, at the waist, she has a band of 6 skirt sections, or panels, each a different color of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple). She wears a large bright yellow bow at her neck. Her legs are long and slender, black, and end in flat black shoes. She is a Japanese singer who also sings in English that appears on CRT TV. She once was a very famous singer but then people left. Now she wants people to come back and pay attention to her again, singing about how the people shouldn't leave and how the past is better. She's afraid of being abandoned even though she doesn't explicitly say it, only hinting towards it inside her lyrics for example in one of her lyrics she sings "One, two, three, tap your feet, such a classic melody One, two, three, you know the words, so sing along with me One, two, three, motley scenes shining through the silver screen One, two, three, don'tcha think this is how it ought to be?" having it stay 123 and not going to 4 meaning how she wants it to stay the same and after that she sings "Four, five, six, check the script, keep your harmony in key" Showing that the world is going forward then singing "Ten, nine, eight, for the sake of the way it ought to be" showing that she wants to go back to the past then going back to one two three. Her name is Miku and her full name is Miku Hatsune but people refer to her by Hatsune Miku most of the time.

Sometimes she opens her eyes while on TV showing her anger, irritation, and betrayal but she quickly calms down and goes back to her cheery facade because she was on TV. Miku accepts that she was forgotten but she still clings to the viewer's attention and longs for the past. Miku only sings on TV and never hosts any concerts. 39 is a special number for her because san can also be read as mi and kyuu can also be read as ku in Japanese.