Brunom 01 did a let’s play that would answer your question

_Virtuaroid Fei Yen Hatsune Miku Custom_ for the record.

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Hatsune Miku :3

And the funny thing is, it is hatsune miku

+Darkoriax17 0:06 Oh, it's THAT variation?! Well that's even more proof...This may actually be referencing the Crossover figure Kotobukiya Figures made of Fei-Yen that had switchable parts that allowed her to be changed into Miku...you could even replace the rapier with a leek...Haha!

@@Darkoriax17 Very late, but yes exactly this. They wanted Miku in this game *really* badly, and this was the only way they could do it without breaking the conventions of SRW entirely. In fact, it's so miku-focused that this version of Fei Yen is the only unit *in the entire game* from Virtual-On, and it's a crossover action figure that never appeared in a game before SRW UX!

Fei Yen Hatsune Miku was actually requested by SRW fans in Japan. This game came out during Vocaloid's prime hype, especially when the Project Diva games were still new and popular in Japanese arcades. SEGA which had the rights to make games base off of Vocaloid, made Fei Yen as a secret costume in Project Diva, and it was immensely popular (wished I picked up the figure back when it was cheap for around 40 USD). I think of this as a nice easter egg.

@@WatcherMovie008 the only reason Banpresto is able to add Miku was due to Loop hole abuse that banpretor use about treadmark

@@WatcherMovie008 The toy looks cool but apparently really fragile

Chogokin Hello Kitty is too powerful, it would one hit all enemies and possibly even convert them from being red (enemy) units to blue (ally) units with its strongest attack. Amuro fought it once canonically in the Nu and was completely powerless before Kitty's Ultra Friendship Newtype Aura.

@@maxspecs *Rechecks Hello Kitty vs. Gundam* --- no that was the RX-7.