#vocaloid theory

[blomi-almr]

Symbolism of Static and foreshadowing

Let's start with Miku's design! It's a bright outfit made to evoke a character from a kid's show. But the colors and pattern also looks like the SMPTE color bars as you can see here:

It's also very in your face with the album cover, and once you notice it you can see it throughout the whole music video as it serves as the primary color pallet for the video save for a few exceptions (orange in the second image, miku's skin tone, etc)

If you're a long time vocaloid fan as well you'll notice that these colors also match up with other vocaloid characters.

Yellow - Kagamine Twins (We're gonna count them as one in this case, it would also fit for the twins to be treated as mostly the same in an old timey cartoon setting. It's also possible it's just one of the two who is around in this world)

Cyan - Miku, I know red is used a lot for her in this video but I think part of it is for contrast and also her hair is pretty much the exact same shade of cyan we see used in the entire video

Green - Gumi

Pink - Luka

Red - Meiko

Blue - Kaito

Six slots total! My assumption is that Miku is part of a cast, but she is the only one left now for whatever reason. My first piece of evidence, the empty chairs in the studio:

Six empty seats with spotlights on them. The number six is used a lot throughout the video visually and even with parts of the lyrics.

This little 'dance' Miku does as well, it's actually spelling out "DONT GO" in maritime flag signals! Which is also six letters total, shout out to this youtube comment on the video

My theory is: Miku is 'filling in' for the others since she's by herself now to make the show less 'empty'. And now with all this in mind, let's look at some of those 'secret' images in the video. Shout out to @star-rot for grabbing the images. I'll link the post here.

There is a story here. I think it's too soon to claim these images are explaining specific scenarios, I do think it's showing Miku trying to fill in the gaps in her life the others left behind. Again, I don't think Miku is supposed to be 'red' in this cast. But it is being used to convey to us that something is wrong. There are things missing and Miku is scared, she doesn't want to be alone. All she has left is us, the audience. Red no longer just represents one of her cast mates, it also represents her feelings. I also feel like she was likely the 'leader' or 'main character' in this cast so she feels their absence must more strongly. Her outfit having everyone's colors is a way to make her stand out from them but also be the thing that unites them together. After all, we need supporting casts for a reason.

I don't think this will be the last we see of this Miku or her story. If you go on the flavor foley website...

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

In conclusion: There is a lot being show right in front of us in subtle ways. I look forward to what flavor foley has in store for us!

[natnormalatall]

defernull tenna caused mesmerizer

[denpadokei]

very bad Mrs.Pumpkin no kokkei wa yume analysis/theory

This is from last year and I’ve included the notes of when I came up with it though they’re poorly compiled. Currently it’s unfinished and there’s lots of lyrics left to decipher but this is a start. I’m too “busy” to finish it this year. It’s pretty shallow, a child could come up with it, but I think some parts are accurate. Especially the end.

Uh I think

OH YEAH MASSIVE TW BTW FOR UHHHH sa, substance abuse, suicide, trafficking, kidnapping, prostitution (I don’t know what needs a tw sorry)

-Mrs.Pumpkin was a prostitute, possibly or technically it was more like a compensated dating situation. key word “was”. It could have been because she was too poor and needed money, or maybe she needed to financially support an addiction. Or, she was hypersexual.

- “Jack”, a character named in the song, is the man she is paid to be with

- Jack offers to set up Mrs.Pumpkin a profile on the dark web, maybe it’s out of kindness but there’s probably some ulterior motive I haven’t figured out yet. Maybe it’s so he doesn’t have to pay to be with her anymore, like a trade.

- the “train” mentioned multiple times in the song is a metaphor for this dark web. There’s lots drugs (fabricated magic witch) and murder (scarecrow that dropped) going on around this train. I believe metaphors like that are mentioned randomly so the listener knows they exist and that Mrs.Pumpkin probably drops or uses fabricated magic for instance at some point. Which does happen.

- the goat man is a possible buyer, he could be lots of things. I’ve often thought of him as a helpful figure that came to save Mrs.Pumpkin, but because she was manipulated by Jack, he is seen as a kidnapper and a bad guy, that’s why the song gets all spooky when he’s mentioned. He could also be an undercover officer.

- Mrs.Pumpkin somehow becomes aware of his existence. If she is hypersexual and wants to be able to have constant relations/if she has been manipulated by Jack enough, she will hate him. “When did this night destroy a dream” might refer to her beloved lifestyle being destroyed, perhaps it is referred to as a dream because she doesn’t understand the gravity and reality of it all. I also intrigued by the idea that line was talking about pregnancy/abortion but I don’t think that’s it.

- there’s no evidence for it, but it is also possible something happens to Jack here, if the goat man is good, they likely got him. The goat man could also be just a big yandere posing as a moral person who actually just killed Jack because THEY wanted Mrs.Pumpkin.

- regardless, Mrs.Pumpkin wants to keep dancing there in that lifestyle/world. She panics about missing Jack or the oncoming goat man and asks for drugs. This could be a suicide attempt, or a coping mechanism, or her now seeking support from the magic witch (dealer).

- initially I was convinced “with pleasures poured out, the fire blazes up, the lantern is…” was a sexual reference, meaning she mated one more time before dying. This could be Jack if he’s not dead, the could be Jack if he is dead if she’s that wretched, this could be the witch (doomed yuri 🫡), this could be the goat man if he truly is a bad guy. However I’m sure there’s some drug that also fits this line and she’s just talking about that.

- I’m pretty sure Mrs.Pumpkin overdoses, but maybe one of the people mentioned above killed her. I don’t know why they would, so I think she overdosed.

- this is the bit that I think is accurate the most, because of the way it’s presented in the song. I believe Mrs.Pumpkin’s corpse was still sold on the black market. The shrubs and mud named could be a metaphor for something else, and are called that to throw you off. Or her body has been dumped in mud and shrubs but her location has been publicly shared on the dark web for predators, or that the “train” isn’t just the black market and refers to how no matter her state, she’s still up for taking as there’s nowhere else she belongs.

- with that in mind, I love the eeriness of the final lines even more. Like if it’s not the goatman, the haunting repetition of his line really nails in how Mrs.Pumpkin was close to salvation, but now the saying she was manipulated into thinking was a coaxing lure, actually is malicious. That line doesn’t inherently have to be spoken from the goat man of course. Though, that’s assuming the goat man was a good guy. If he was moral, why didn’t he come save Mrs.Pumpkin before her overdose? Was he busy killing Jack? Or was that Jack calling for her corpse at the end? Or was it the high witch of my beloved doomed yuri?

Certainly more questions than answers, but as I said, it’s a start. It’s be cool if this became a talking point, feel free to repost this anywhere you’d like. Sorry if it’s a bit too late into spooky month to be fully realised. Here’s the original ramble I had in my personal discord server with more lyric analyses and ideas. Thank you for reading! Happy Halloween!

[natnormalatall]

execution clap teto is the defernull variant of static miku and i can prove it

defernull pipis is red

EC teto has the evil hypnosis like her dad

if you think about it hard enough then isn’t execution clap a good dfn tenna song for a playlist

teto and null seem to be in a similar position of power

hmm there is one line in that song. is null a deadbeat…

[moonbeamsdancing]

The story of Signaling and Yararara (Vocaloid Theory)

Listen to them first! Yararara Signaling

Red text will be confirmed facts, Blue will be my own theories.

The story begins in Signaling. Miku (M) and Teto (T) are scientists and very close friends. They worked on many projects together, until one day where T dies, likely from her own experiments.

M can’t handle the loss of her best friend. So she goes through the messages that T sent and uses the data to create an AI (A) made to behave like T. But eventually, just hearing her isn’t enough. M wants to embrace A, but A is fully digital.

So M and A begin working on a clone using T’s DNA. A goes along at first, but soon realizes that the clone will replace it. So it sabotages the first few attempts, causing them to be infected by a strange virus.

M shuts down A and finishes the project, creating a successful T clone (C). But C is in fact, an entirely different person, and wants to be treated as such, which M doesn’t approve of. So they separate.

But the failed clones were not properly disposed of. They infect all the civilians living in the city. Thus, a sort of zombie apocalypse begins.

C finds out that it was technically M’s fault that the apocalypse began, and seeks to confront her. So she fights her way through the zombies, getting stopped by the failed clones on the way who want to make her one of them.

But C presses on, making her way to M’s lab, only to find that M has been infected. But before she can react, a Clone M promptly destroys the infected M. M knew her time was up, so she made a clone to continue her experiments. But she didn’t learn her lesson from last time, because Clone M is not her. And so the two clones are in the lab, together, with no idea who they are, as the sole survivors of the zombie apocalypse.

So basically Bot’s story if zombies took over.

[nagitosasshole]

So... yall ever listen to Goodbye of the physicist?? Well uh....

I think it's about a scientist Miku (idk what she does but there that is) who gets hit by a car and lays for a long time, long enough for her to think about all of her knowledge, her ideas, all the things that she has found out that she will never be able to share. I think that the other vocaloid were scientists or engineers of the short too. But I don't think that there were vocaloids, I think they are human. So I think after shes accepted this, she goes to heaven. Meiko and Kaito(I'm saying them because we see all of them together and then Meiko and Kaito get an extra shot)

I think they were pretty distraught about Miku's passing (by the age slide/transition she seems VERY younge when she died) so, them being smart n all, made Miku as a vocaloid. That's just what I see. Uh idk, might be hella wrong. That's just how it be, brutha.

[gurosinner-remade]

Can all the vocaloid theorists out there come and team up with me to maybe theorize about Song Of The Pitch Black Forest? So far all i’m able to see from my own interpretation and youtube comments, Miku is our narrator and this might be Kaito’s inner conscious but?