The Pokémon Company announced a new collaboration with Hatsune Miku on Monday. Called “Project Voltage,” the partnership includes art and music inspired by the singer and Pokémon franchise.

In addition to a figure, Good Smile Company is making Mai Yoneyama Hatsune Miku merchandise, and first art of the items appeared.

One character that we never thought would cross over with the classic fantasy card game is the virtual idol Hatsune ... With art that combines both the eastern themes and history of Miku with ...

When Japanese pop idol Hatsune ... pop art. “She can be anything. She’s like the world’s Barbie doll. People can dress her up however they want, and that can be their version of Miku ...

Sega has shared the final box art and bundle packaging art for Hatsune Miku Project DIVA F on the series’ official blog. The special edition PlayStation Vita bundle includes a special box ...

Her work has previously appeared at NPR, Wired, and The Verge. Hatsune Miku and her flowing twin pigtails are about to grace the art of some gorgeous collectible trading cards. The globally famous ...

Hatsune Miku in New York in October. Photo: Courtesy of Crypton Future Media It wasn’t until 2007, though, that Crypton released Hatsune Miku (her name means “first sound of the future”), a ...

Hatsune Miku has recorded countless hit songs, appeared in many top-selling video games, and helped launch a social media service built entirely around her popularity. She appears on train ...