amelia's art!

A singing silhouette with a ponytail? That's fun and all, but... Two pink and green letters...? But her voice has so much personality, and I like character design, so...

36 artists have drawn their own visions for VOCALOID and Synthesizer V voicebanks with no official designs!

The Fandesign Fanzine is available in three formats: a 41-page PDF, a 78-page Accessible PDF with image descriptions, and a website to view all the pieces as a gallery!

• Download the PDF here • Download the Accessible PDF here

Note: the accessible PDF contains the same pieces as the first PDF, but with the addition of image descriptions. The zine's introduction and image descriptions should be read easily by your screenreader. Please don't hesitate to inform me if issues with the OCR analysis or the zine's publication method prevent you from accessing the zine in its entirety.

I recommend downloading the PDF for safekeeping, but you can also, at any point, visit the Fandesign Fanzine's own website!

The MILGRAM's wardens come and go... This time, there are three. Ethos, pathos, logos—what? who? why?—Ei, Bea, and Sie.

Who are they, and what does their justice look like? Only the Jackalope knows...

AfterShock is an original character roleplay inspired by the MILGRAM music project (https://milgram.jp/). A small cast of prisoners will witness aspects of each other’s murders to puzzle through via MILGRAM’s Projection System, an exploration-based version of the source material’s music video system. Three “trials” of these projections and the ensuing judgments will change shape depending on the prisoners’ behavior, and it’s not expected for all of them to survive the ordeal…

Applications are open until June 27!

"Three wardens means three chances to get an innocent verdict! Think you can swing it?"

"What? A single innocent verdict won't do them any good."

"Dissent would mean something, but... Mm. I suppose it wouldn't help with the punishment, would it?"

AfterShock is an original character roleplay inspired by the MILGRAM music project (https://milgram.jp/). A small cast of prisoners will witness aspects of each other’s murders to puzzle through via MILGRAM’s Projection System, an exploration-based version of the source material’s music video system. Three “trials” of these projections and the ensuing judgments will change shape depending on the prisoners’ behavior, and it’s not expected for all of them to survive the ordeal…

Applications are open until June 27!