Why it worked
The video likely resonated with viewers due to its creative character design process and the open-ended nature of the character's identity, encouraging community engagement and interpretation.
Summary
The video shows the process of designing a character named John/Jane Vocaloid, also referred to as Vocal Lloyd. The creator explains that the design is based on what stood out most to them and that the character has no official gender, encouraging viewers to interpret it themselves. The creator also mentions they cannot create a real Vocaloid due to lacking a computer but believes the character would sound androgynous.
Structure
- 1Introduction of the character name and concept
- 2Explanation of the design process
- 3Discussion of the character's gender and sound
- 4Creator's limitations and encouragement for interpretation
- 5Final reveal of the character design
Product placement
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On-screen text
drawing john / jane vocaloid
alternatively called "vocal lloyd"
this design is just what i saw when i made them based on the parts that most stuck out
so i guess this is the "official" design but they can be whatever you want
i can't make them a real vocaloid since i don't have a computer but i think they'd sound androgynous after thinking it over
but yeah. this is them
loved all the interpretations u guys drew
John/Jane Vocaloid
(Alternatively, Vocal Lloyd)
no official gender, it's up to your own interpretation