Hachune MikuHatsune MikuTonarine SaiTonarine Sai
the kanji for "Tonarine" means "neighboring sound"Ainone Kai
Ainone Kana
the kanji for "Ainone" means "the sound of love"Haito
"Hai" means "ash" and "to" is a suffix meaning "person"Amane Miru
the kanji for "Amane" means "heaven sound"0033-sama's subtype (name undecided)Takane Roze
the kanji for "Takane", when read as "kouon", means "soprano"Amane Kumi
the kanji for "Amane" means "sweet sound"Ma
Evil/DevilKizaitoOheru HeruAnone Muri
"ano ne muri" means "Hey! This is impossible"Hanane Miru
the kanji for "Hanane" means "flower sound"Kagamine Len Kagamine RinChiko-san's subtypeAkita Neru
"Akita Neru" sounds like the phrase "Akita. Neru.(I Quit. I'm going to sleep.)"Yamine Aku
the kanji for "Yamine" means "dark sound" and "Aku" means "evil"Mouya Mete
"Mouya Mete" sounds like the phrase "Mou yamete!(Please stop!)"Zatsune Miku
the kanji for "Zatsune", when read as "zatsuon", means "noise". So it kinda means "noisy sound"Hagane Miku
the kanji for "Hagane" means "steel sound"Komorine Non
Komorine Remu
the kanji for "Komorine" means "babysitting sound"Taito
"Tai" means "band" and "to" is a suffix meaning "person"Saon Yoku
the kanji for "Saon" means "tea sound"Otone Peke
the kanji for "Otone" means "duplicate sound" and "Peke" means "futility"Denne Dopi
the kanji for "Denne" means "electric sound"Suzune Fuku
the kanji for "Suzune" means "bell sound"Juon Kiku
the kanji for "Juon" means "curse sound" and "Kiku" means "chrysanthemum"Mokaito
"Moka" means "mocha" and "to" is a suffix meaning "person"Hatsune Zumi
"nezumi" means "mouse"Midoriito
"Midori" means "green" and "to" is a suffix meaning "person"Mikuo
"kuo" means "quarto"Haine Len
the kanji for "Haine" means "ash sound"Yowane Haku
"yowane wo haku" means "to whine"a combination of "Kaito" and "Ki", which means "yellow"a portmanteau of "Kaito" and "aka", which means "red"Kaito's name is where the "ito" in every other character's names above comes fromRinne Roi/Roy
the kanji for "Rinne" means "looping sound"Mune Lei
the kanji for "Mune" means "without sound" and "Lei(rei)" means "zero"Setsune Wara
the kanji for "Setsune" means "killing sound"Sekaine Hiro
the kanji for "Sekaine" means "world sound"Sakane Ron
Sakane Ran
the kanji for "Sakane" means "reverse sound"Kagene Rei
Kagene Rui
the kanji for "Kagene" means "shadow sound"Ikusane Kiru
the kanji for "Ikusane" means "war sound" and "Kiru" is the English word "kill"Komorine Remu
(Default version)Kokorone Uta
Kokorone Yume
the kanji for "Kokorone" means "heart sound", "Uta" means "song" and "Yume" means "dream"Dakene Len
Dakene Rin
the kanji for "Dakene" means "prison sound"Suzunone Renga
Suzunone Chirin
the kanji for "Suzunone" means "the sound of a bell"Hoshine Hime
the kanji for "Hoshine" means "star sound" and "Hime" means "princess"Sakune Momo
the kanji for "Sakune" means "blooming sound" and "Momo" means "peach/pink"Toone Riku
the kanji for "Toone" means "distant sound"Tsukine Shin
the kanji for "Tsukine" means "moon sound"Kazamine Retsu
Kazamine Sen
the kanji for "Kazamine" means "weather vane sound"Juon Iko
the kanji for "Juon" means "curse sound" and "Iko" means "Let's go"Meiko
can also be read "Maigo" which means "lost child"Byoune Yami
the kanji for "Byoune" means "sick sound" and "Yami" means "darkness"Hane Akari
the kanji for "Hane" means "leaf sound" and "Akari" means "light"