
While some people are arguably Frozen‘d out, the movie’s popularity doesn’t look like it will go anywhere anytime soon, what with limited edition PS4s and karaoke rankings.
Niconico user おかっち took it one step further by using the Miku Miku Dance animation program to recreate the “Let It Go” video with Hatsune Miku in place of Elsa. From start the finish, the process took 43 days.
While that version still uses the powerful vocals of Takako Matsu, who sang the Japanese film version of “Let It Go,” Niconico user kraria decided to make a Vocaloid version, to give the video an even more Miku quality.
What do you think? If you could recast Frozen with Vocaloids, who would you choose for each role? Let us know in the comments!
[Via Kai-You]
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