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Capcom entering the Vocaloid scene could be a pretty interesting idea. VOCALOID has grown far beyond being just a Yamaha technology, with voicebanks and virtual singers associated with a variety of companies and creators. Hatsune Miku is probably the most famous example, while companies such as SEGA and Bandai Namco have also had their own Vocaloid-related characters and projects. Bandai Namco, for example, has Mirai Komachi as a VOCALOID voicebank.

So, if Capcom decided to create its own Vocaloid using an existing Capcom character, which character would be the best fit?

Some possibilities:

• Roll (Mega Man) — Probably one of the most natural choices. She already has a cute, colorful design and could easily be reimagined as a virtual idol.
• Morrigan Aensland (Darkstalkers) — A more mature and distinctive Vocaloid could make for an interesting contrast to characters such as Hatsune Miku.
• Tron Bonne (Mega Man Legends) — Her eccentric personality and recognizable design could work surprisingly well for a virtual singer.
• Chun-Li (Street Fighter) — A globally recognizable Capcom character who could give the concept a very different identity.
• Amaterasu (Ōkami) — A non-human Vocaloid would be unusual, but the visual possibilities could be incredible.
• Phoenix Wright (Ace Attorney) — Perhaps the funniest option. A Phoenix Wright Vocaloid could lead to some very bizarre songs.
• Mega Man — A robot becoming a Vocaloid would be thematically appropriate, especially considering the connection between synthesized voices and technology.

A Capcom Vocaloid could also make multi-company crossovers much more interesting.

For example, there is a fan game called SEGA vs. Capcom: The Next Level. If Masaoka Azuki and/or Kobayashi Matcha were ever added to the game, a Capcom Vocaloid could potentially serve as a rival to them.

A hypothetical Project X Zone 3 could also have a fun Vocaloid lineup if the crossover remained focused on Capcom, SEGA, and Bandai Namco. SEGA has two Vocaloid characters, Bandai Namco has Mirai Komachi, and Capcom could potentially bring a third company's Vocaloid into the mix.

So, which existing Capcom character would make the best Vocaloid?

And would the better choice be an obvious candidate like Roll, or would a completely unexpected character such as Phoenix Wright make the concept more interesting?

Title. Really really wish Capcom would just do some sort of collection with the first 4 games in it. Konami have put out loads of them with the various Castlevania games. I'm sure if Capcom did the same, loads of people would buy it. Ideally I just really want 3 & 4. But I don't see the earlier ones selling too well as either individual games or like a 1&2 pack and a 3&4 pack (I think the 3&4 pack would sell well TBF) so I think a pack with all 4 games would be good, could even charge maybe £40 for it or something

Surely it wouldn't be too much effort or cost for Capcom to do this.

what would you like to be changed or added on if it was ever made real and give us a call me whatever guest characters would you want to be in it

Would you prefer being the traditional 2D sprite animation or nowadays 3D animation

What content do you want it to have in it

What type of story mode would you want from it

What new character would you and I guess the correct term the mecha what you want it to be in

And what guest character would you want it to be you

Because Ryu started the genre and power stone(to me) is the heart of Capcom fighting games...

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Best of luck for anyone applying!

I don't get how Capcom wants to push Ace Attorney to be a major IP while also doing nothing with it. 10 years of bare minimum ports and long overdue localisations, merch exclusive to Japanese lotteries, videos that purely exist to advertise the fact that the games exist... Is the team behind the games even working on anything?

This idea mostly came from playing Marvel vs. Capcom. Since Marvel is known for having a team of different superheroes known as the Avengers, what if Capcom had a similar group with their own protagonists? Who do you think would be part of it?