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Beta of his Japanese bank can be found here, and a couple of his English demos are here and here. Despite his Swedish origins, he has English and Japanese voicebanks. He is voiced by Swedish Visual Kei artist YOHIO. James' popularity was so great that VocaTone took advantage of it, in ways including but not limited to: 1) an official demo song of Oliver, " Dinky Dink ", where James is shown wearing Cool Shades 2) Oliver's official Twitter account claims to actually be administered by James, with Oliver dictating to him what to post 3) James was hinted to be able to speak and 4) VocaTone played an April Fool's joke by announcing that James would become a Vocaloid of his own, as Bird-loid.Ī male Vocaloid released on September 10, 2013.

Non-Human Sidekick: He's often depicted this way with the the bird featured on the boxart, James.

Hotter and Sexier: When he's drawn in his older teenage years.

Eyepatch of Power: He has a bandage over his left eye.

The "youthful innocence" variant of this trope is a popular interpretation of his character as a result.

Does Not Like Shoes: After releasing a silhouetted version of Oliver, the artist stated that he looked too girly with shoes, so they were scrapped.

Just listen to this and try to resist the urge to hug him through the screen. And it'll be hard to shake that reputation off of him, considering some of his greatest hits are songs about unsettling subjects and eating a live tarantula.

Creepy Child: Some songs like this one portrayed him as such.

In tribute to Oliver's co-creators in the U.S., it's an American goldfinch. Atlthough it's actually based off the Vienna Boy's Choir. And he has bandages on his legs and left eye. Child Soldier: His official design gives off vibes of this.Cherubic Choir: He can be used to make one.Breakout Character: Not on Miku's level (yet) but so far, he's slowly but surely been rising in the ranks to becoming one of (if not the) the most popular English Vocaloid.The artist noted that it's to substitute the stitches in the previous PowerFX characters.

Bandage Babe: He has bandages covering his feet and left eye.Ax-Crazy: Pumpkin March portrays him as an insane Torture Technician who believes Humans Are the Real Monsters.He provides the voice of Puppycat in Bee and Puppycat. Additional demos continued to appear until Oliver made his actual debut on December 21, 2011. On November 12, 2011, three dem os and his official artwork were released. VocaTone did release a silhouette of him ◊ ahead of time, which helped considerably. His voice is provided by an anonymous 13-year-old British boy.Įarly fan supporters couldn't be deterred from making art based on him, even before any details of his design were revealed. Oliver is the name of PowerFX's Vocaloid3 made in collaboration with the new American Vocaloid company VocaTone, which notably consists of passionate Vocaloid fans.

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That said, the Taiwanese version looks much younger than him, is more slender, and has a head full of brown hair.Īnnounced on October 15, 2011.

Younger and Hipper: Most people interpret the grey streaks in his hair as a sign that he's at least in middle age.

Sinister Scythe: E-capsule Big Al has one.

Hell, just listen to THIS ! Manly to the MAX!.

His final voice isn't quite as deep, but is still much deeper than the other male vocaloids.

Rated M for Manly: His original voice is ridiculously deep and rumbly.

Megane: E-capsule Big Al sports a pair of white glasses.

Iconic Item: A pocket watch, apparently as a reference of him being "late" note The infamous "Big Al Syndrome" is a tendency for a male Vocaloid's release date to be delayed this syndrome is shown first on, obviously, Big Al.

Everything's Better with Penguins: A minor meme at most, but he seems to have a good relationship with antarctic animals.

Badass Longcoat: In his Taiwanese designs.

Anime Hair: Particularly his third boxart design (E-capsule), which is of the Spiky Hair variety.

However, he was eventually released with a voice bank provided by PowerFX staff Frank Sanderson and a more Animesque design ( his original artwork ◊, done in the style of Sweet Ann's, was often regarded as Nightmare Fuel) as the seventh English Vocaloid. Since Big-Al was announced years before his actual release due to complications with recording the voice bank, for a while he was the Duke Nukem Forever of the Vocaloid community.