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>>33421054
I have my own detailed interpretation of Miku, so if she show will have one constant oc personality, it will dissonant with the way I see her. Of course songs and various other media do this as well, but it's not really the same format as anime. Songs or fanarts might be enjoyable simply because they are actually a good music or arts, but typical anime is all about the characters, it's the focal point. In worst case their interpretation might leak into concerts, songs, and other media breaking the status quo.
The other thing is that the anime will mostly likely be very mediocre if not shit. Adaptations of franchises that aren't based on manga/books/vns never really works out. These studios who will be responsible do not look promising. And I'd hate if it turned out to be ecchi or something. I do not want to see sudden rise in threads sexualizing her.
And there is aspect of unwanted attention from anime-only fags who do not care about music at all.

Basically there is barely any chance this will have overal positive impact, and there is many things that can go wrong. That's what's worrying me.

>>33439406
These games didn't had impact because these games are not about characters in their core, and they also present all sorts of interpretation of characters in form of songs. They are also played by people who are already vocaloid fans. Anime is much more easily approachable than rhythm games and will focus mainly on the characters.