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⬆ Vibri is the main character from the game Vib-Ribbon -

⬆ - and its sequel Vib-Ripple, both developed by NanaOn-Sha.

⬆ She is a rabbit - a vector rabbit, to be more specific.

⬆ Vibri is very straightforward with her words. She won’t sugercoat anything for you - she’ll just be blunt

⬆ Vibri is very optimistic and is willing to push past adversity, as she encourages you in the tutorial and says that even if you make a mistake, you can still keep going. She also won’t stop skipping along until the end of the song (or a game over)!

⬆ Vibri doesn’t flinch or even think twice about leaping over obstacles. She is very mobile, and limber; she can do a backflip just for the heck of it. This is all even more apparent in Vib-Ripple, as you really get to see her show off her athletic abilities in that game.

⬆ Vibri is super emotional! She can have a frustrated, growling outburst, or even break down into tears from a Game Over. Seeing her cry makes me want to cry.

⬆ She tends to be very expressive overall; not afraid to raise her voice or emote herself. 

⬆ Vibri is very silly, with a very obvious sense of humor, and sometimes refers to herself in the 3rd person. (”Vibri, is happy…” *Flys away*)

⬆ She must also like sweets as well… in Vib Ripple, she gets so happy over Cake and Candy - she squees out “Cakeeeee!!!~~~” and “Candyyyyy!!~~” She doesn’t get so happy with the other things, mind you. Just cake and candy. Girl has a sweet tooth.

⬆ She can also play various percussion instruments. Which is neat!

And of course… she is so incredibly musically inclined, to say the very least. Through most of the tutorial she is singing the directions on how to play. The title screen is her singing the song and intro.

⬆ And when you get a high score on a song, she even sings a specialized ditty just for you!

Overall, Vibri is an excitable, silly, musical rabbit gurl. She might become overwhelmed sometimes and break down as a result, but she is persistent nonetheless. She’d be the one to make you laugh with a quick joke, or sing a song on how happy she is for you.

here's everything i drew for art fight this year! FIRST TIME TRYING THIS VERY FUN! characters are:

Japanese arcades (like the kind with the game cabinets) are huge in size and popularity. In America, this is something of the past that comes to mind when we think of Pac-Man or Space Invaders. Yes, a few arcades do exist in America hidden in malls, movie theaters, and bowling alleys, but these are nothing compared to the some multi-story arcades in Japan.

Among these cabinets are popular rhythm games aimed at young girls.

(From left to right)  OG Love & Berry, Lilpri, Pretty Rhythm, Pripara, Precure, Aikatsu and Otocadoll.

They’re all based on the concept of Idols or Magical Girls (or both). You hit buttons in time with a song to get points along with collecting physical cards. One of the biggest determinate of your score on these is how well you coordinated your character’s outfit. You must collect physical cards from either purchasing them in packs or having the cabinet print out one when you finish playing. You scan these cards that have pieces of outfits on them into the cabinet before you start the actual rhythm game.

You can pretty much only play these if you go to Japan. The only real way western fans like myself can catch wind of these is by running across one of the anime adaptions some of these have. In Precure’s case it started as an anime and the arcade game is just an extension of that franchise. However in the case of Aikatsu that started as a game, its on its 4th 50+ episode season of its anime and has 2 movies and a 3rd coming out on New Years Eve.

The franchises for these things get big, fast if they’re popular which most of them are. That’s because they’re designed to be appealing. They look fun and cute and the cards add a gotta catch ‘em all element. The characters are goofy and easy to like. I want to play these! More specifically though I want to play Pripara (which is actually the sequel to Pretty Rhythm) and Otocadoll. I discovered these games through the Pripara anime so it’s the one I know the most about. Otocadoll just has really cool looking characters and I hope it gets an anime adaptation so that I can find more out about them. Or better yet, that these games some how end up in the US.

Extra Sources: 

article on Japanese arcades

tumblr about pripara

and for the record… they chose this. this is how their OLDER art looked like 

like. you couldnt PAY me to post this. i would not admit this at gunpoint