It was for my graduation project where I created a game about a golem who was looking for a soul. 'Dave, this conversation can serve no purpose anymore. 'HAL, I won't argue with you anymore! Open the doors!' 'Without your space helmet, Dave? You're going to find that rather difficult.' I'll go in through the emergency airlock.' 'Dave, although you took very thorough precautions in the pod against me hearing you, I could see your lips move.' ' Where the hell did you get that idea, HAL?'

”I know that you and Frank were planning to disconnect me, and I'm afraid that's something I cannot allow to happen.' ”I don't know what you're talking about, HAL.” ”This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it.” ”I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do.” The thing is, OCs aren't part of the franchise and Yamaha doesn't acknowledge the non-Vocaloid characters like Neru or Haku.”I'm sorry, Dave. But its a nice try and decently thought out. Its good in other words, but if you had referenced more Vocaloid tie-in events this could have been a LOT more in-depth. You then can go onto explain th Vocaloid3 model was expanded to include other things such as 3 new language modules. Then go onto explain how it was the VOCALOID2 model that grew in popularity. In terms of the Vocaloid software it was the Vocaloid2 version that got popular while the Vocaloid original was barely heard of, so this could have been explained as that the first series while popular was only popular with a niche market.

I will say that you could have done more, for example. Thats okay, but it doesn't explain why there are two fairy type Vocaloids (Lapis and Merli), an Angel (luo Tianyi), two Frankenstein monsters (Big Al and Sweet Ann) and several other non-android Vocaloids. Virtually indistinguishable from humans, the only way to identify Androids is to be familiar with the current models on the market (Which can sometimes be impossible given some illegal Modified Vocaloids or the various Utauloids ) Present day, most everyone is content with where Androids sit in terms of personal freedoms due to the fact that all Androids are pre-programmed with the three laws of robotics and contentment with ownership. Despite this, Androids have been the center of much political debate in relation to how much personal freedoms and rights they posses in comparison to their human counterpart. Originally Androids were only for industrial use and were never available on a commercial level for the common citizen to own until the ' Vocaloid ' was invented in the last decade. The first Androids, as they are known in present time, were made centuries ago and mass produced in response to the planet's vegetation crisis (See Plants ).

All Androids possess an AI so advanced, its thought process is near identical to humans. A synthetic being made in the image of humans.

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