In this video, I show you one of my attempts at creating a Miku Miku Dance (MMD) animation, a software that allows you to create 3D animations with various characters and models. This video features Death the Kid and Maka Albarn, two characters from the anime and manga series Soul Eater, which is set in a world where people can transform into weapons and fight evil. I wanted to make Death the Kid dance to the song “Sweet Devil”, a catchy and upbeat tune, but I faced many challenges and difficulties. The camera animation file was not working properly, and the huge skull castle model was too heavy and caused the program to lag and freeze. I had to give up on my original plan and let the program do whatever it wanted. I also couldn’t do anything with the Maka model, because the program was too slow and unresponsive. The result is a chaotic and random animation, but I hope you enjoy it anyway! This video was made with MMD and other tools, and I do not own any of the characters, models, music or sound effects used in it. All credits go to their respective owners. A special thanks to the person who made the Death the Kid and Maka Albarn models, which made this video possible. The "TsarKazmThe99th" character was made using geN8hedgehog's Furry Doll Maker on deviantArt. https://www.deviantart.com/gen8hedgehog/art/Male-Furry-Dollmaker-v1-1-64778353 gen8hedgehog deviantArt page: https://www.deviantart.com/gen8hedgehog

In this video, I share another one of my experiments with Miku Miku Dance (MMD), a software that allows you to create 3D animations with various characters and models. This time, I used a pre-made animation file that I downloaded from the internet, and applied it to two different models: Teto, a fan-made Vocaloid character, and GLaDOS, the main antagonist of the Portal video game series, in her human form. The result is a hilarious and action-packed kung-fu fight scene, with exaggerated sound effects that I also found online. Watch as Teto and GLaDOS clash in a epic battle of skills and wits! This video was made with MMD and other tools, and I do not own any of the characters, models, music or sound effects used in it. A special thanks to the person who made the kung-fu animation file, which made this video possible. The "TsarKazmThe99th" character was made using geN8hedgehog's Furry Doll Maker on deviantArt. https://www.deviantart.com/gen8hedgehog/art/Male-Furry-Dollmaker-v1-1-64778353 gen8hedgehog deviantArt page: https://www.deviantart.com/gen8hedgehog

In this video, I present my second attempt at creating a Miku Miku Dance (MMD) animation, as part of my exploration of media and entertainment. This video features Drossel von Flügel, a robotic character from the Japanese CGI anime series “Fireball”, which is set in a futuristic world. I used an MMD model of Drossel and animated her to dance and move to the song “The Robots” by Kraftwerk, a pioneering German electronic music group. The song is sung in English and has a catchy and robotic rhythm. The animation is simple but effective, with smooth movements and camera angles that match the beat of the song. This video was made with MMD and other tools, and I do not own any of the characters, models, music or sound effects used in it. The "TsarKazmThe99th" character was made using geN8hedgehog's Furry Doll Maker on deviantArt. https://www.deviantart.com/gen8hedgehog/art/Male-Furry-Dollmaker-v1-1-64778353 gen8hedgehog deviantArt page: https://www.deviantart.com/gen8hedgehog

In this video, I show you the final Miku Miku Dance (MMD) animation that I made, as part of my exploration of media and entertainment. This video features Nekomura Iroha, a Vocaloid character who is a catgirl with pink hair and a tail. I used an MMD model of Nekomura Iroha and duplicated it several times, creating a row of identical catgirls. I then animated them to stand still and look at the camera, while the song “Army of Me” by Björk, a famous Icelandic singer and songwriter, played in the background. The song is a powerful and rebellious anthem that contrasts with the cute and innocent appearance of the catgirls. The video is simple but effective, creating a striking and memorable impression. This video was made with MMD and other tools, and I do not own any of the characters, models, music or sound effects used in it. All credits go to their respective owners. The "TsarKazmThe99th" character was made using geN8hedgehog's Furry Doll Maker on deviantArt. https://www.deviantart.com/gen8hedgehog/art/Male-Furry-Dollmaker-v1-1-64778353 gen8hedgehog deviantArt page: https://www.deviantart.com/gen8hedgehog

In this video, I share with you one of my experiments with Miku Miku Dance (MMD), a software that allows you to create 3D animations with various characters and models. This video was made in 2013, when I wanted to test the limits of my computer and see if it could render a 4K animation. 4K is a high-resolution format that offers more detail and clarity than standard HD. I used a bunch of animation files that I downloaded from the internet, and applied them to different models in MMD. I didn’t have a specific plan or theme, I just wanted to see what would happen. The result is a 12-second animation that showcases the quality and variety of MMD in 4K. This video was made with MMD and other tools, and I do not own any of the characters, models, music or sound effects used in it. All credits go to their respective owners. A special thanks to the people who made the animation files, which made this video possible. The "TsarKazmThe99th" character was made using geN8hedgehog's Furry Doll Maker on deviantArt. https://www.deviantart.com/gen8hedgehog/art/Male-Furry-Dollmaker-v1-1-64778353 gen8hedgehog deviantArt page: https://www.deviantart.com/gen8hedgehog