With a legacy spanning nearly two decades, Hatsune Miku is an iconic virtual idol who needs no introduction. Since her debut in 2007, Miku has grabbed fans worldwide with her unique blend of music and technology, often showcased in mesmerizing hologram concerts.

Recently, Miku made headlines again as she took the stage at Coachella, one of the biggest music festivals in the world. Anticipation was high as fans eagerly awaited Miku’s performance.

However, disappointment ensued when it became apparent that the virtual idol was not presented using her signature hologram technology. Instead, she appeared on a simple LED screen, leaving many attendees puzzled and underwhelmed.

Fans Disappointed

This departure from Miku’s usual hologram concerts came as a surprise to fans, especially considering her track record of utilizing advanced technology for live shows.

Crypton, the team behind Hatsune Miku, has successfully executed hologram concerts in the past, both in Japan and abroad. Many fans had expected Miku’s team to pull out all the stops for her Coachella appearance, but the lackluster presentation fell short of expectations.

Unfortunately, this disappointment is not an isolated incident. Concurrently, Miku Expo, a touring event across North America, has faced similar criticism for its use of LED screens instead of hologram technology. Vocaloid enthusiasts had hoped for a more immersive experience from Miku’s new world tour, only to find themselves let down once again.

As fans express their disappointment, it raises questions about the future direction of Hatsune Miku’s live performances and the expectations surrounding them. Despite the setbacks, Miku’s enduring popularity and innovative spirit continue to inspire fans around the globe.