Miku Power

The fusion of Hatsune Miku and Power resulted in a being as chaotic as she was captivating — a whirlwind of idol charisma and devilish mischief. Her long hair kept Miku’s iconic twin-tail style, but the aqua tones now shimmered with streaks of deep crimson, as if dipped in the color of Power’s wild personality. Her bangs framed her face with just enough unevenness to hint at her unpredictable nature. She wore a modified idol outfit: a short pleated skirt and a cropped jacket with Miku’s signature futuristic patterns, but paired with Power’s torn stockings, chunky boots, and a loosely hung tie. Instead of a microphone, she carried a microphone-shaped scythe — equal parts performance prop and weapon. Her personality was an impossible blend — the sweet, melodic optimism of Miku’s stage presence constantly clashing with Power’s boastful, over-the-top bravado. One moment she’d be charming a crowd with a perfectly pitched high note; the next she’d be bragging about how she was the “Number One Idol-Devil in the Multiverse” and daring any rival to challenge her. Despite the contradictions, the fusion worked — she had Miku’s determination and love for performing, but also Power’s fearless, unapologetic energy. Every concert was part-music festival, part-chaotic brawl, and somehow, her fans loved her all the more for it.