Hatsune Miku: A song that gazes into the future in your eyes

The Japanese title of "Hatsune Miku: The Song of the Future Gazing into Your Eyes" is "未来の歌と、つながるひトミ" (未来の歌と、つながるひトミ), and it is an all-ages VOCALOID doujin visual novel produced by SupplementTime. The protagonist and Hatsune Miku move from mutual conflict to musical collaboration, with their singing becoming a bridge that bridges the barriers between humans and non-humans.

Work information
Title of the work	Hitomi, connected to songs of the future
Chinese name	Hatsune Miku: A song that gazes into the future in your eyes
The publication date listed in the materials	2009-09-29
Genre	AVG
Also known as	39 Hitomi, connected with the future you
Development	Supplement Time
Release	Supplement Time
Script	Higashi Tonata, Tsujikiri Ayame
Key animation	Kohaku Amino
Director	Kitagawa Haru
Game engine	AVG MAKER
Website address recorded by the source	http://doubleegg.blog89.fc2.com/blog-entry-50.html
External links to source records	https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=15075 / https://vndb.org/v5481 / https://www.dlsite.com/maniax/work/=/product_id/RJ054062.html

People and singing

The author begins with an unpleasant first encounter between the two, then develops their relationship through joint singing. Six characters—Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin, Kagamine Ren, Megurine Ruka, MEIKO, and KAITO—appear in the public introduction.

Use songs

kz's "Light Song" is used for the title screen and ending, while Pelvis P's "StargazeR" and DECO*27's "Haruichi." Used as an insert song. In the production announcement from August 2009, the author listed each borrowed work and its intended use. Background music materials include Pianos DauGe, MusicMaterial, and Purgatory Garden.

Production

The author publicly revealed the production list, including Kohaku Amino's project and original artwork, as well as the script for the sorrow. The community directory also preserves the production signatures of Higashi Tonata, Ayame Tsujikiri, and Haru Kitagawa; The correspondence between these names and the author's version of the production table has not been clearly explained.

Published and PC version

In the summer of 2009, Comiket first released physical packaging, followed by sales under contract at Toranoana and White Canvas. The author announced the start of download commissions on October 2, 2009; The community catalog will mark the release as September 29. The public environments are Japanese Windows 98SE, Me, 2000, and XP; Vista is not officially supported.

Date records of download channels

The DiGiket page lists the registration date for this channel as September 27, 2009, and it is listed as a SupplementTime all-ages computer downloadable work. This is a different historical record from the old catalog's download commission announcement on September 29 and the author's October 2 download commission. Kohaku Amino's original artwork and Shui's script match the author's production schedule.

DLsite channel records

DLsite's RJ054062 is sold by Supplement Time, with channel release date October 1, 2009. It is classified as an all-ages computer adventure title and supports the Windows XP environment label. This date is recorded separately with DiGiket's September 27, the old catalog's September 29, and the author's commission announcement on October 2.

Production completed and characters appeared

On August 3, 2009, Kohaku Amino announced the completion of 'Songs of the Future and Connected Hitomi,' and announced the exhibition schedule for August 15 at Comiket East Building A-88b. The announcement also states that some people in the all-member group photo barely appear in this story, but their names are not specified.

Miku's singing philosophy

Miku, in the character introductions of this work, believes that singing can connect worlds.

Cover Drawing Concept

Kohaku Amino reduced the blurred transitions for this cover to express VOCALOID's transparency and hardness. When addressing the cover shadow issue, he also linked the sense of three-dimensionality with more distinctive coloring.

Questions about singing identity

Miku begins to question herself about being just singing and tries to face this question.

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Related entries

Characters:Hatsune Miku (Hitomi Connected to Songs of the Future)
Characters:Kagamine Rin (Hitomi Connecting with Songs of the Future)
Characters:Kagamine Ren (Hitomi Connected to the Song of the Future)
Characters:Megurine Luka (Hitomi Connecting with Songs of the Future)
Characters:MEIKO (Hitomi Connecting with Songs of the Future)
Characters:KAITO (Hitomi Connecting with Songs of the Future)
Production:SupplementTime
Planning and Key Animation:Kohaku Amino
Screenplay:Shū (Hitomi, Connected to the Song of the Future)
Song usage sources:kz
Song usage sources:Pelvis P
Song usage sources:DECO*27
BGM source of the material:Pianos DauGe
BGM source of the material:MusicMaterial
BGM source of the material:Purgatory Garden
Setting and Setting:Hitoyo Singing Voices (Hitomi Connected to Songs of the Future)
Title screen and ending:Light Song
Insert songs:StargazeR
Insert songs:ハルイチ。
Author's Production Table Script Credit:Shū (Hitomi, Connected to the Song of the Future)
Production Group:SupplementTime
Related versions:Hitomi Connecting with Future Songs DiGiket Download Version
Related versions:Hitomi Connected to Songs of the Future DLsite version

References

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