yuki miku

A winter-themed version of Hatsune Miku used for the annual SNOW MIKU event running concurrently with the Sapporo Snow Festival. There are snowflakes printed into her hair, and she wears an ice-blue outfit with parts done in glimmering silver. Her partner is a small white rabbit named Rabbit Yukine.

Since 2012, there is a yearly contest to decide which fan-submitted design will be used as the official Yuki Miku of that year, the winner of which also gets their design turned into a Petite Nendoroid by Goodsmile Company.

Appearance

Successive Yuki Miku as of 2024; from bottom-to-top, left-to-right.

Versions

• 2010 - Hatsune Miku's usual outfit colored to blue, white, and silver.
• 2011 - Same outfit as the 2010 version, but given earmuffs, a white scarf, and white mittens. Now used as the default Yuki Miku.
• 2012 - "Fluffy Coat version" (ふわふわコートVer.): Wears a blue ribbon hairband and a coat with white fur trim. Has fur-trimmed boots to match.
• 2013 - "Strawberry White Dress version" (いちご白無垢Ver.): Wears a white kimono and uchikake.
• 2014 - "Magical Snow version": Wears a witch hat, a blue cape, and wields a staff.
• 2015 - "Snow Bell version": has a plant motif, wears a white bubble skirt and capelet.
• 2016 - "Snow Owl version": Wears an owl-shaped hat and sports gear.
• 2017 - "Twinkle Snow version": Wields a wand and wears a sleeveless blue dress.
• 2018 - "Crane Priestess version" (タンチョウ巫女Ver.): Has a crane-themed miko outfit with striped thighhighs.
• 2019 - "Princess version": Wields a scepter and wears a green and white frilled dress, with a crystal tiara, detached collar, and equally as detached juliet sleeves.
• 2020 - "Snow Parade version": A band uniform motif with a french horn, epaulettes that have a fringe trim, and hat feather.
• 2021 - "Glowing Snow version": A choir outfit with a clock motif featuring a clock print beret and white dress.
• 2022 - "Grand Voyage version": A naval captain outfit with a crab motif featuring red hair ribbon that resemble crab claws and a fur-trimmed coat.
• 2023 - "Serene Winter version": A pink and blue pastel palette kimono with a daybreak motif. She wields a giant brush.
• 2024 - "Winter Feast version": A traditional Japanese outfit with a soup curry motif.
• 2025 - "Crystal Snow version": Carries an icicle wand and wears various winter-themed accessories, including icicle, snowball, and ice crystal hair ornaments.
• 2026

See also

• Sakura Miku (spring)
• Aki Miku (autumn)
• Racing Miku
• List of Vocaloid derivatives

External links

• Official SNOW MIKU site

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