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>>22302730

I'm getting the notion that Project Sekai has been really making us all think about how things are starting to truly change for the vocaloid scene.

I'm starting to notice how the appeal of vocaloid is slowly starting to change for a widespread audience.

This sort of thing may be what Hachi was trying to prove with Suna no Wakusei all along.

It's not just how the vocaloid scene is "dying". It's how fans and producers are continuously searching for new life that takes on new shapes and forms.