Hatsune Miku Mixing Box

Yesterday I received an impulse buy from J-List, which I believe was a bit overpriced but I couldn't resist. First time I've used SAL too. I remember a while back when I saw a bunch of figures from Wonfest that I wanted to get if possible, and if I'm correct I posted a picture of a very cute Miku figure. Well I found out where she came from and when I saw it for sale I had to do it. The contents of the mixing box include the figure (which requires you to put her twin tails in and attach her to the stand), a fan book and a dvd. Included in the fan book is lots of stuff that I can only hope to one day read, because it's all in Japanese. One day I'll be able to read it all though, just you wait! Lots of cool little pictures and what even appears to be a small board game is in the book, along with a history of Vocaloids, popularity charts and secrets about each Vocaloid.





The DVD contains 5 videos (not 3d ones, but good nonetheless), a LOT of songs (didn't bother counting sorry), pictures of Miku and the other Vocaloids on an interactive map of Japan, and something I had anticipated, a papercraft Miku with stage, which I didn't realize would be on the DVD but thought it would come in sheets, so... I don't have a printer that works right now. Guess I'll have to take it to the print shop eh? BTW, if anyone is interested in the papercraft thing themself maybe I could email the pdf files to you. I will assemble the papercraft Miku eventually, once I get to a print shop and find the patience to do it, and when I do I'll put it up here for everyone to see. Oh yeah and the figure is made by Yujin.





2nd to last shot simply because I know someone will ask for it. Anyways, I recommend this Hastune Miku Mixing Box to anyone who is a complete Miku fanatic (like me) and especially to those who can read Japanese, because you'd get more out of it than me (for now).