it's meh

this software's one and only job is to put a 3d model of miku on your desktop for $15, which it does. the question is whether this product sold for money does more than a shimeji which were popular desktop pets in uh... 2012? 2010? earlier?

she has about five animations total and you will see all of them within two minutes of opening the program; she cycles through a new one every eight seconds. more animations and significantly less adhd from the idol could go a long way here

interactivity includes petting her with your mouse cursor, holding your mouse cursor (but not doing anything rude like moving it for you). she also does exactly one thing when you click on her

you can click and drag her to put her on whatever windows you want but you cannot throw her which is a very significant missing feature

if we're still doing desktop pets in the year of our lord 2025 i think it should wow the user by being meticulously aware of what you're doing; enough that every once in a while u discover a new thing she can do. make her greet u when u unlock your desktop, make her dance to music ur listening to (maybe intelligently aware of the bpm who knows). make her watch the videos you're watching or something. we have the technology

i purchased this program because (vaguely gestures toward blue haired woman) but if u like hatsune miku u can get fulfillment from these activities which have a similar level of interactivity:

- listen to vocaloid music: chug jug with you miku cover does not count its $CURRENTYEAR why can U not name 3 wowaka songs what is Ur deal dude.
- peruse art of hatsune miku on xitter: there is a lot of it and you can make it your desktop wallpaper or something
- play hatsune miku project diva: dont like rhythm games? me neither dude but i deal
- buy a plush of her: great as a sleeping companion and/or football
- think about her: usually blue, but can be green depending on taste

she's also coming to fortnite apparently so u can purchase her there if thats to your liking

it's meh this software's one and only job is to put a 3d model of miku on your desktop for $15, which it does. the question is whether this product sold for money does more than a shimeji which were popular desktop pets in uh... 2012? 2010? earlier? she has about five animations total and you will see all of them within two minutes of opening the program; she cycles through a new one every eight seconds. more animations and significantly less adhd from the idol could go a long way here interactivity includes petting her with your mouse cursor, holding your mouse cursor (but not doing anything rude like moving it for you). she also does exactly one thing when you click on her you can click and drag her to put her on whatever windows you want but you cannot throw her which is a very significant missing feature if we're still doing desktop pets in the year of our lord 2025 i think it should wow the user by being meticulously aware of what you're doing; enough that every once in a while u discover a new thing she can do. make her greet u when u unlock your desktop, make her dance to music ur listening to (maybe intelligently aware of the bpm who knows). make her watch the videos you're watching or something. we have the technology i purchased this program because (vaguely gestures toward blue haired woman) but if u like hatsune miku u can get fulfillment from these activities which have a similar level of interactivity: - listen to vocaloid music: chug jug with you miku cover does not count its $CURRENTYEAR why can U not name 3 wowaka songs what is Ur deal dude. - peruse art of hatsune miku on xitter: there is a lot of it and you can make it your desktop wallpaper or something - play hatsune miku project diva: dont like rhythm games? me neither dude but i deal - buy a plush of her: great as a sleeping companion and/or football - think about her: usually blue, but can be green depending on taste she's also coming to fortnite apparently so u can purchase her there if thats to your liking