Magical Tales of Team Vocaloid

**Magical Tales of Team Vocaloid** is an anime series inspired by Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir and Vocaloid. It first premiered on September 1st.

## Summary

Best friends and rising Vocaloid singers Kimiko Mei Yajima, Miyoko Jun Kitori, Chieko Hayashi, and Nyoko Shirakawa end up becoming animal-themed superheroines called Vocaloid Heroes known as Vocaloid Butterfly, Vocaloid Raven, Vocaloid Swan, and Vocaloid Bat who fight hawkerized civilians who had the worst days of their lives with their friends to protect the futuristic city of Lazuli City, an amazing place fueled by technological magic and music that combines ancient, modern, and futuristic things.

## Cast

### Main

* Kotono Mitsuishi/Jessica DiCicco (S1E1, S1E30), Lindsey Jones as Kimiko Yajima/Vocaloid Butterfly, an optimistic and caring girl who likes to do a lot of fun activities and watches anime. Superhero self is based on a butterfly.
* Rina Sato/Cassandra Lee Morris (S1E1, S1E30), Arryn Zech as Miyoko Kitori/Vocaloid Raven, a sarcastic and tough tomboy who prefers boy things. Although she isn't too optimistic, she is also most likely to be a quiet girl, and sort of has a stoic personality. Superhero self is based on a raven.
* Arisa Date/Kara Eberle as Chieko Hayashi/Vocaloid Swan, a rich blogger who loves hanging out with her friends, a lot of JPop idols, doing makeup, wearing beautiful dresses, and a lot more, and is the oldest of the heroes. Superhero self is based on a swan.
* Farahnaz Nikray/Barbara Dunkelman as Nyoko Shirakawa/Vocaloid Bat, a happy go lucky Nintendo fangirl who also loves a lot of JPop idols and celebrities on the internet. Superhero self is based on a bat.

#### Superheroes as of Season 2

* Kent Itō/Zach Aguliar as Sang-Hong Kim/Mau Neon, a K-Pop star and Kimiko’s crush. Superhero self is based on an Egyptian Mau. TBA provides his Korean singing voice.
* Soma Saito/Yong Yea as Min-Won Ji-Soo/Sika Leopard, Sang-Hong’s bandmate and Miyoko’s crush. Superhero self is based on a sika and a leopard. TBA provides his Korean singing voice.
* Minako Kotobuki/Jackie Lastra as Shan "Melodiska" Sun/Cherrynova, a K-Pop idol and the ninth member of the social rainbow club. Superhero self is based on a hyena. Younha provides her Korean singing voice.

#### Superheroes as of Season 3

* TBA/TBA as Mineko Kino/Vocaloid Wolf, a pacifist who believes in peace. Superhero self is based on a wolf.
* TBA/TBA as Naomi Furude/Vocaloid Goat, a tomboyish, sassy, and spunky girl. Superhero self is based on a goat.
* TBA/TBA as Sayaka Iwasaki/Vocaloid Squirrel, a smart girl. Superhero self is based on a squirrel.

### Secondary

* Seiichiro Yamashita/Max Mittleman as Hiriko Kiran Arellano/Firefox, a headstrong and stubborn boy who acts before he thinks. Superhero self is based on a red fox.
* Tomoe Hanba/Kimberly Anne Campbell as Tia Yong Chen/Thunderclaw, a warrior tomboy from China who is brave but kind. Superhero self is based on a tiger, her Chinese zodiac.
* Mai Nakahara/Kayli Mills as Cassidy LaStella/Sunny Bunny, a cheerful fashionista who loves being happy. Superhero self is based on a rabbit.
* Kazuki Furuta/Christian Banas as Kaito Mizuno-Pacificus/Aquawolf, a half-merman who was abandoned with his siblings by their parents. Superhero self is based on a wolf, but can grow a fish tail for underwater battles due to his merman identity.
* Yōjirō Itokawa/Daman Mills as Cyrus Campbell/Cyan Hawk, an intelligent boy who is friends with Felix/Firefox and Kaito/Aquawolf. Superhero self is based on a hawk, and uses wings to fly.
* Junko Oka/Dawn M. Bennet as Sabrina Frost/SnowBelle, a compassionate girl and the mother figure of the group. Superhero self is based on a cat.
* Aoi Yūki/Hillary Haag as Seira Tsukino-Moonlight/Aether Moth, an easygoing girl and Kyojin/Jaguar Shinobi’s sidekick. Superhero self is based on a moth.
* Yūki Ono/Xander Mobus as Kyojin Muroi/Jaguar Shinobi, a rather serious boy who focuses on the team’s battles. Superhero self is based on a jaguar.

### Additional

To see the list of additional Vocaloid Heroes, press here.

### Tenshimonos

* MAKO/Colleen O’Shaughnessey as Moeru, Kiran/Firefox’s Tenshimono.
* Lynn/Krystal LaPorte as Baofeng Hu, Tia Yong/Thunderclaw’s Tenshimono. Also known as Feng.
* Rie Kugimiya/Kimberly Grace as Nikko Buni, Cassidy/Sunny Bunny’s Tenshimono. Also known as Usagi.
* Junko Noda/Terri Doty as Nami, Kaito/Aquawolf’s Tenshimono. Also known as Ningyo.
* Yuka Terasaki/Laurie Steele as Soraneko, Cyrus/Cyan Hawk’s Tenshimono.
* Ami Koshimizu/Brina Palencia as Yukina, Sabrina/SnowBelle’s Tenshimono. Also known as Elsa.
* Hinata Uegaki/Debi Derryberry as Eterazuki, Seira/Aether Moth’s Tenshimono.
* Junko Takeuchi/Colleen Clickenbeard as Kurohoshi, Kyojin/Jaguar Shinobi’s Tenshimono.
* Eri Yukimura/Faye Mata as Sakurako, Melodiska/Cherrynova’s Tenshimono.
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### Allies

* TBA/Kaiji Tang as Ichiro Muroi, Kyojin’s father and the founder of the Vocaloid Hero Organization.
* Azumi Waki/Madeline Dorroh as Daichi Hiramatsu/Hazeltail, the leader of Sweetie Mew Mew.
* Miho Okasaki/Marissa Lenti as Monika Yamasaki/Lilyheart, a member of Sweetie Mew Mew.
* Hiyori Nitta/Lily Ki as Gomako Okabe/Moonflower, a member of Sweetie Mew Mew.
* Fairouz Ai/Laura Stahl as Remiyu Akamine/Crowella, Kurogari/Hooded Crow’s daughter who was knocked unconscious during a college trip, but operates in the dreams of others. Superhero self is based on a crow.
* Miyako Itō/Wendee Lee as Kasaru, Remiyu/Crowella’s Tenshimono and assistant.
* Takehito Koyasu/Keith Silverstein as Draco Moonlight, a French mage and Seira’s father who helps our heroes collect magical gems in the three-parted Season 5 finale.
* Chika Anzai/Kara Edwards as Cyclone Star, the oldest of the Stargaze Sisters.
* Ayaka Õhashi/Jalitza Delgado as Electra Star, one of the Stargaze Sisters.
* Haruka Yamazaki/Hayden Daviau as Aquata Star, the youngest of the Stargaze Sisters.

### Other Students

* TBA/TBA as Alana Mendoza,
* TBA/TBA as Harmony Song,
* TBA/TBA as Noah Amudee,
* TBA/TBA as Evie Roussel,
* Tetsuya Kakihara/TBA as Hiro Taoka,
* TBA/TBA as Derrick Lee Landers, an African-American student.
* TBA/TBA as Elizabeth Hall,
* Wataru Komada/Khoi Dao as In-Seong Son, a boy who
* Miki Sasaki/Michelle Rojas as Roxy Bailey, an antisocial tough girl who appears to be a rebel, but helpful on the inside.
* Yūya Hirose/Antony Del Rio as Douglas Demorneau, William’s younger brother.
* TBA/TBA as Heisuke Uchiha,
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### Villains

* Hayato Fujii/Jamieson Price as Kurogari McHallow/Hooded Crow, the reincarnation of an evil sorcerer who corrupts people with negative emotions to retrieve to him the girls’ magic orbs, supposed the key to saving his daughter Remiyu’s life. Supervillain self is based on a crow.

#### Corrupted Trio

* Shunsuke Takeuchi/Justin Briner as Zhijan, an upbeat, headstrong, and aggressive affected leader with the power of fire. He is the oldest of the group.
* Miyu Irino/Zach Callison as Chikin, a cheerful, flirty, and sweet-hearted affected guy with the power of earth. He seems to be a middle child.
* Mamoru Miyano/Dallas Reid as Lingguang, a calm, cool, and levelheaded affected guy with the power of ice. He is the youngest of the group.

#### Starlight Spies

* Maaya Uchida/Tia Ballard as Myung/Lady Taurus, a tomboyish and loyal girl with the element of thunder and earth.
* Tomoko Kurosawa/Jeannie Tirado as Narae/Madame Libra, a beautiful and cheerful girl with the element of wind and nature.
* Saori Hayami/Jenny Yokobori as Kija/Mistress Aquarius, a powerful and determined girly girl with the element of water and ice.
* Shino Shimoji/Bryn Apprill as Riyoo/Princess Aries, a smart and independent girl with the element of fire and the ability to levitate.

#### Vampirix Kingdom

* Yōhei Azakami/Gerard Caster as Kuilong, the leader with dark magic.
* Kazutomi Yamamoto/Blake McNamara as Maolong, the powerhouse of the five with psychic powers.
* Yusuke Shirai/David Wald as Haozhi, a handsome man with telepathy.
* Wataru Kato/Adam McArthur as Niutou, Maolong’s best friend with levitation.
* Kazuki Ura/Clifford Chapin as Jiangtun, a shy and creative man with mind reading abilities and the ability to camouflage himself.

#### Evil Clones

* Kentarō Kumagai/Micah Solusod as Gold Jaguar, an evil clone of Jaguar Shinobi made by Hooded Crow who is based on Golden Freddy from Five Night's at Freddy's.
* Rika Tachibana/Stephanie Young as Suntrap, an evil clone of Sunny Bunny made by Hooded Crow who is based on Springtrap.
* Natsuki Hanae/Chris Burnett as Shadowolf, an evil clone of Waterwolf made by Hooded Crow who
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#### Spoiled Queens

* Miku Itō/Carrie Keranen as Michika Takahashi-Lemaire, the Japanese-French leader of the Spoiled Queens. She was hawkerized into Lady Glamour in S1E2, who had the ability to use her fan to hypnotize other people into paying attention to her.
* Rie Takahashi/Ashly Burch as Angeline Duport, the Heartless Gossip Princess.
* Mayu Matsuoka/Erica Lindbeck as Goldie Kim Lee, the Social Media Princess and Michika’s best friend.
* Haruka Tomatsu/Sarah Wiedenheft as Tamika Nakasawa, the Feisty Smack Talker Princess.
* Yumiri Hanamori/Amber Lee Connors as Dakota White, the Ditzy Victim Card Princess.
* Konomi Kohara/Laura Bailey as Violet Changgok, the Fashion Style Thief Princess.

#### Other Bullies

* Aoi Koga/Jill Harris as Paulina Steele, Clover and Abigail’s bully.
* TBA/Emily Neves as Annabelle Morin, one of Paulina’s cronies.
* TBA/TBA as Tiana Hardrick, one of Paulina’s cronies.
* Yūko Hara/Anairis Quiñones as Isabela Gonzales, a Hispanic mean girl.
* Shōya Chiba/TBA as Newton Oliver, a mean rich boy.
* TBA/TBA as Tabitha Ji, Ivy’s bully.
* TBA/TBA as Vincent Paquin, a male bully.

#### Other

* Junichi Suwabe/Steve Blum as Ye-Jun Ahn, the CEO of Rehearsal and one of Melodiska’s strict guardians.
* Tetsu Inada/David Sobolov as Geyong Yun, Rehearsal’s Chinese-Korean manager and one of Melodiska’s strict guardians.

## Episodes

### Season 1

**Episode 1: A New Day In Lazuli City!:** In this special series premiere, Kimiko Yajima, who is new in Kazuli City, wakes up and heads to her first day in Midnight Magic High School with her new best friend Miyoko Kitori. There, they find out about the legend of the Vocaloid Heroes from their classmates, who had formed a secret club and presented two orbs that transform the two into Vocaloid Butterfly and Vocaloid Raven, who find out about and confront a secret threat.

**Episode 2: Lady Glamour:** Kimiko and Miyoko are invited to the birthday party of their rich classmate Chieko Hayashi, who is turning sixteen and is holding it at her favorite mall by the lake. Meanwhile, Michika Takahashi-Lemaire, the leader of the Spoiled Queens with the same birthday, is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Lady Glamour”, a dark princess who uses her beauty and hypnotizing fan to lure the guests to her own birthday party.

**Episode 3: The Sickener:** Kimiko, Miyoko, and their new friend Chieko find out that the latter’s own best friend Nyoko Shirakawa is sick with the flu, which had been spreading for no reason. Prior to that, a schoolboy named Sawyer McKenzie, who had decided that no one would go to school if he can’t due to his sickness, is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transforms into “the Sickener”, whose deadly fumes are behind the illness.

**Episode 4: Queen of Hearts:** Kimiko ends up falling in love with visiting K-Pop star Sang-Hong Kim, who asks her and the other girls to collaborate with him in a concert after seeing they are rising Vocaloid singers; however, Emily O’Connell, Michika and Goldie’s best friend from elementary school, apparently has a crush on him, but is horrified to see him spending more time with Kimiko and her friends than with her. Heartbroken, Emily is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transforms into the “Queen of Hearts”, a regal figure who brainwashes boys with her dark love magic, and she even seeks to have Sang-Hong for herself.

**Episode 5: Glitchzen:** A day after the battle with the Queen of Hearts, the girls and their friends decide to eat breakfast at Triforce Internet Cafe, where Tia Yong sees a customer named Dai Matsuyama playing a match on his favorite video game with friends and goes to play with him. After she beats him, Dai, shocked to learn he lost his first match, accuses Tia Yong of cheating and storms off. Already angered, he is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Glitchzen”, a supervillain who travels into computer screens to show other gamers who the real cheater is by glitching to win.

**Episode 6: Sweeter Tooth:** During their cooking class lessons, the girls decide to bake cinnamon rolls and enter them in a baking contest. There, they meet master baker Adrianna Taylor; who is planning to enter a special brownie into the contest. After she is shocked beyond disbelief to find out the colored cinnamon rolls won, Adrianna is hawkerized by Hooded Crow before she can despair and transformed into “Sweeter Tooth”, a supervillain who sets out to bake a recipe for disaster out of vengeance for her loss in the baking contest.

**Episode 7: Whirlpool:** The girls and their friends are having a pool party when Kiran accidentally splashes Sylvester William Demorneau–one of the guests who is sunning–while performing a cannonball. Horrified to see his newly-styled hair ruined, William confronts Kiran about it and runs off to dry it; however, as he is trying to do so out of desperation, the former is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transforms into “Whirlpool”, a water-themed supervillain who can use his watery hair to attack others for his ruined hairstyle.

**Episode 8: Fortissimo:** During Sang-Hong’s trip to Lazuli City, the girls meet a K-Rock star named Ji-Tae Pak and his band, who are practicing for a concert. However, the day of their concert is on the same day as Sang-Hong and his band’s, so both bands develops a rivalry. After it turns out that Magic Soul drew more audiences than Werewolf, Ji-Tae feels like the plans for a concert had been ruined after all with his band trying to comfort him. Therefore, he is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Fortissimo”, a loud-screaming supervillain who can use his transformed microphone to destroy properties.

**Episode 9: Mr. Misfortune:** It’s Friday the Thirteenth, but one unlucky student named Isaiah Trottier is the most affected by this chain of events: first, a black cat he owns causes an accident near where he is doing his weekend homework, then a fortune cookie he got doesn’t help him at all, next he accidentally steps onto thick mud during his walk and ruins his new shoes, and now he is accused of ruining fellow classmate Jasper Holmes’s new clothes by spilling paint on the latter. Sick of all the bad luck he had gone through, Isaiah is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Mr. Misfortune”, a supervillain who causes bad luck to return the favor, forcing the Vocaloid Quartet to save him from himself.

**Episode 10:** **Stage Frightener:** As Midnight Magic High School is holding a concert, Kimiko and friends are practicing when they meet a shy girl named Clover Hazelwood and her classmate, a talented girl named Abigail Watanabe, who has stage fright as they had been bullied by another student named Paulina Steele over it. However, while the group is able to encourage Clover, Abigail is still afraid to perform compared to her. Eventually, the latter is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transforms into the “Stage Frightener”, a corrupted actress with shadow magic who goes to scare everyone off the stage including Paulina.

**Episode 11: Spoiled Rat:** The girls and their friends meet a Chinese rich boy named Xiasheng Liang, who had moved to Lazuli City to start school in Midnight Magic High School. The group offers to help him get to his classes and back, especially during lunchtime, where he sees the school’s grandest dessert of all. However, once he finds out his parents gave him only two dollars, the lunch lady tells Xiasheng that the dessert costs more that those costing regular lunch money, resulting in a fit that leads him outside with Michika threatening to tell the principal on him for it. Soon after, he is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Spoiled Rat”, a rat-like supervillain with coin-themed attacks who seeks anything grand, including the fancy dessert.

**Episode 12: Night Angel:** With a visiting desert royal known as Crown Prince Malik coming to Lazuli City in a week, the girls race to help famous sculptor Esteban Marquez build a fancy statue the prince will enjoy. Days later, Michika and her posse are interested in meeting the crown prince as well, but Dakota’s clumsiness accidentally ruins preparations including Esteban’s statue, which was still drying, just when he finds out and kicks her and the rest of the posse out. Despaired over his ruined project, Esteban is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Night Angel”, a gargoyle who can turn people into stone statues by cursing them.

**Episode 13: Marionette:** Kimiko is on another day in working at the local circus when she meets a puppet master named Marion Garnier, who is also practicing for the big performance that is scheduled for Thursday evening. Unfortunately, an incident involving Marion’s creepy puppet is scaring attendees out of the circus before the performance can begin, leaving her worried for her audience and even the show. Distraught, Marion is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Marionette”, a puppet-like supervillain who can control puppets and turn other people into puppets themselves.

**Episode 14: Frostbite:** Winter vacation is around the corner and as the girls are getting ready to go ice skating with friends, they see an expert figure skater named Elsa Volanen, who is practicing for the Olympic Winter Games. However, as Sabrina is also practicing just for Lazuli City’s figure skating contest, she accidentally trips over the older woman, messing up her performance as she runs off sobbing. Therefore, Elsa is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Frostbite”, an icy supervillain who can leave icy trails with her ice skates and proceeds to freeze the city.

**Episode 15: Jukebox Villain:** In honor of another of Sang-Hong’s visits, the school holds a singing contest to give away a grand prize, but a boy named Joseph Richardson, whose father was an 80s singer, is determined to win as he had inherited his singing voice. By the time the contest begins and everyone had chosen their songs, it turns out that everyone including him has to sing K-Pop songs to qualify, but the boy still insists on singing his father’s most famous song, resulting in his disqualification. Eventually, Joseph is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Jukebox Villain”, an 80s themed supervillain who proceeds to change the music style.

**Episode 16: Vandalady:** The girls and their friends come across a series of street artwork created by Yumika Nozuka and Mitsuka Sakurai, who are looking for abandoned parts of Lazuli City to create more artwork. The next day, Mitsuka tells Kimiko and her friends that Yumika had been accused of vandalism after a policeman saw someone else’s graffiti that looked like hers on a gift shop wall that made her friend lose her motivation unless her name could be cleared. Speaking of which, Yumika is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Vandalady”, a street-savvy supervillain who can bring the artwork she sprayed on abandoned buildings to life and trap victims within her other works.

**Episode 17: Quicksand:** The girls decide to go the Lazuli City Beach to hang out with their friends when they take notice of preparations for a sandcastle competition, where Seira accidentally ruins the practice sandcastle one of the competitors who registered for it. Despite Seira’s apology to him, the competitor named Scott Butler still blames her for it as he now has to redo it by tomorrow. Frustrated, Scott is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transforms into “Quicksand”, a sandy supervillain who can manipulate sand and wrecks havoc on the beach to go after Seira, who then transforms to help the Vocaloid quartet and Jaguar Shinobi save him from himself.

**Episode 18: Ink Clot:** While in the library trying to check out history books for their homework assignments, the girls come across the office of rising novelist Naoto Hasayoshi, who is busy writing his first novel when Michika comes in and spills his ink all over it, intent to prank him. Afterward, Naoto tells Michika that he isn’t in the mood for funny business and kicks her and Goldie out, all before realizing that he’ll have to clean it up and start his novel again thanks to her. Further stressed, the rising novelist is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Ink Clot”, an inky supervillain with inky abilities who then goes to get back at Michika for what she had done to his novel.

**Episode 19: Hyperthermia:** During a chilly winter day, the girls come up with the idea to throw a bonfire party with s’mores, hot chocolate, and a small concert, which also gives Kimiko a new song idea for her, Kiyoko, Chieko, and Nyoko to work on. In the meantime, their friends are on their way to bring supplies for the party when they take notice of a young woman named Veronique Galland, who is looking for somewhere to warm herself up but is having trouble finding one. They offer to help, but then she realizes that she forgot her fur coat and goes back to get it only to get really cold. Sick of all the cold weather, Veronique is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Hyperthermia”, a fire-themed supervillain with immunity to freezing weather.

**Episode 20: Camera Shy:** It’s Picture Day in Midnight Magic High School, and Kimiko and friends need to look their very best, but there’s only one problem: as everyone else is smiling, a goth girl named Lorelei Smith is afraid to have her photo taken due to the fact that she fears no one would like the way she looks or the way she frowns, so she decides to go into hiding. Finding out from Crow Inc., Hooded Crow hawkerizes the afraid Lorelei and transforms her into “Camera Shy”, a horrific supervillain who can bring the creepy photos she takes to life to scare other students or trap them inside, including the photographer.

**Episode 21: Mandragora Rose:** Kimiko’s class has to create a flower mural for the spring season, so the girls come with Clover, Abigail, and their classmate Lily Fields to a flower shop which is owned by their neighbor Belinda Cunningham to buy flowers. There, Abigail’s autistic, troublesome younger sister Maia picks flowers she doesn’t know are on display to make a flower crown. After the group leaves the store, Belinda is shocked and horrified to see her displays ruined and has a nervous breakdown about what to do about it. Therefore, the flower shop owner is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Mandragora Rose”, a supervillain who can control flowery plants with Chikin and Narae sent by their boss to help.

**Episode 22: Foresight:** During their walk, Kimiko and Miyoko meet a young priestess named Laura Baker, who is trying to help a young man named Nathan Quartey decide on his future through fortune telling, and tell her that they and their friends are superheroes. Later, the two see her spending time with Sabrina a bit too much and find out they are half sisters. After he is shocked to see that his future will be horrible, Nathan is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Foresight”, a supervillain who can predict his own attacks. Along the way, Laura is offered a magical orb that turns her into a new hero!

**Episode 23: Dragon Sword:** Kyojin is met by fellow classmate Futoshi Okawa, who asks him to train him to become a sword fighter after seeing his ninja skills. He promises to train Futoshi the next day; however, things don’t go as planned as the former had been busy all week despite a promise he never knew he kept, especially when he had to visit his late mother’s grave. Already mad and impatient, Futoshi is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Dragon Sword”, a martial arts weapons expert whose attacks turn objects into flames.

**Episode 24: Shade Wilson:** It’s a typical spring day in Lazuli City and while everyone else is hanging out outside, another student named Shane Wilson, who is allergic to sunlight, is trying to find some shade. As Michika makes fun of him for his problem while holding a parasol, he sneezes two times as he is trying to ask where to find one like that only to have confusion as if already about to pass out. Sick of his allergies, Shane is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Shade Wilson”, a shady supervillain with the element of darkness who sets out to makes things cooler.

**Episode 25: Shiva-3000:** While at the art museum, the girls check out an Indian art exhibit where they meet senior student Deepika Mahajan, who has already finished another piece of her traditional art. However, as she is working on her next project, an attempted burglary leads to an accident in which she mistakenly burns a piece of it, forcing her to drop it after it gets too hot for her hands to handle, Distraught over her broken artwork, Deepika is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Shiva-3000”, a cyborg incarnation of the Indian god of the same name who has the same abilities as well, and she moves to wreck havoc in search of the mastermind behind her accident.

**Episode 26: Cheater Supreme:** After meeting a foreign exchange student named Abdul Naseer, the gang decides to help him pick a school club to join for the time being, starting with the game club. There, Kimiko and Miyoko take him to meet Terra Fields, the club president who challenges him to a match on a board game she mastered. After a few rounds, Terra wins, but Abdul can see that she had been cheating, with her telling him it’s a legitimate strategy. Sick of Terra’s constant “cheating”, Abdul is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Cheater Supreme”, a supervillain who goes to get back at her for his loss.

**Episode 27: Daisy the Destroyer:** Nyoko and Tia Yong enter an esports competition featuring a Smash Bros.-like game amongst Akito and their old friend Dai, with its prize money up to $3,000. Surprisingly, they come across a young prodigy named Daisy Shields, whom even Akito is able to beat to move to the next round in the tournament while their friends are watching, causing her to ragequit. After Kimiko and company see the girl storm off, the enraged child is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Daisy the Destroyer”, a young supervillain based on her username and the character she chose, and she sets out to defeat Akito and claim the prize for herself, interrupting the tournament.

**Episode 28: Pyrage:** The girls discover that Laura has anger issues as she is trying to help her classmate Justin Frazier get over his own, which reminds Kiran to always calm down. Unfortunately, Justin is suspended from school for a week the next day after lashing out at and beating Michika and another mean girl named Isabella Gonzales, who had been picking on him for the same issues that caused him to do so out of vengeance. Enraged, Justin is hawkerized by Hooded Crow as he is trying to calm down and transformed into “Pyrage”, a fiery supervillain who sets out to get his revenge on the whole school.

**Episode 29: Deja Valentine:** With auditions for a school play already underway, a girl named Melanie Mendez-Azaela, who had gotten the role as the princess, is hoping for her boyfriend Luke Seong to play the main protagonist of the show. During the first day of rehearsals, she meets Kilo, who had gotten the main role, and starts hanging out with him in between practice sessions, but Luke eventually becomes jealous of him and decides to dump her after seeing them together, much to her shock. Confused and severely misunderstood, Melanie is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Deja Valentine”, a strange Victorian lady who can use a strange mist that makes couples feel the same way as her as if they had broken up.

**Episode 30: Fearleader:** Kimiko and her friends are shocked to find out that Sang-Hong had actually decided to transfer to Midnight Magic High School, and soon his songs of encouragement to its teams are a big hit before sports matches. However, the school’s cheerleading squad, led by Tiffany Fremont, finds out and she is jealous of his methods and soon her squad starts to take ideas from him with his permission, much to her chagrin as she prefers her old way. Afterward, all of this stresses her out so much that she is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Fearleader”, a feared supervillain who sets out to take center stage for herself.

**Episode 31: Peacemaker:** While Laura gets her first job as a maid in KittyCat Hotel, Sabrina meets a friend group, one of them being a hippie boy named Mack Kenneth, and does her best to help them agree on what they should enter for the upcoming cultural festival. Unfortunately, Mack’s friends start to argue about it and he tries to get them to agree with his idea, but they don’t listen to him and storm off, leaving him behind. Tired of his friends’ constant arguments, he is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Peacemaker”, a hippie supervillain who goes to enforce peace no matter how bad arguments are, especially his friends’.

**Episode 32: Monsieur Medusa:** Clover admits she has a crush on a boy named Yuki Moroboshi, who is an awkward dreamer with a kind heart, so her friends decide to help her meet with him. Unfortunately, as much as Clover was nervous to see him, things don’t end well when Yuki is too nervous to see her back, especially for a first date, and ends up embarrassed by Michika and her posse in the process. Therefore, he is also hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Monsieur Medusa”, a gorgon who can mesmerize gullible targets and turn defiant ones into stone.

**Episode 33: Knockout:** Tia Yong is practicing for her first martial arts tournament when she meets Caitlin Northfield, who is also training as well. Just as the two agree to train together, the school’s martial arts club decides to hold their own practice tournament which Caitlin thinks is the actual one that has already begun and now she is determined to beat her in combat. However, this only results in Tia Yong’s victory as Caitlin, having lost the match, gives up and ragequits, resulting in her hawkerization by Hooded Crow and transformation into “Knockout”, a martial arts expert who sets out to get back at her for defeating her.

**Episode 34: Lady Lunaris:** Lazuli City prepares for the annual Lunar New Year parade where twelve representatives will partake in a ritual that will give one eternal luck for the new year, but what Tia Yong’s mother Ehuang doesn’t know is that her daughter is the Tiger representative, and later she finds out that Jimmy Peng, the Dragon representative, will be receiving the good luck his family will gain for the rest of the year. Distressed by the fact that her family will never get the same thing, Ehuang is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Lady Lunaris”, a supervillain with the powers and abilities of all twelve Chinese zodiacs.

**Episode 35: Black Swan:** In this season finale, Chieko finds out that her childhood bully Hitomi Miyake and her family had moved to Lazuli City to attend high school in Midnight Magic High School, where the latter meets Michika and her posse and they go around making fun of students’ problems. Later, after learning Chieko has a new boyfriend, Hitomi accidentally discovers her secret and learns that the former and her friends can transform into Vocaloid Heroes while our heroes are at a swan festival, especially when Kaito and Cassidy are having a romantic swan boat ride together. Jealous of Chieko now, Hitomi is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Black Swan”, a dark version of Vocaloid Swan who sets out to take everything she has dear.

### Season 2

**Episode 1: The Legion of Heroes:** In this season premiere, the girls and their friends get a call from Kyojin’s father Ichiro, who is revealed to be the keeper and protector of the magic orbs. There, he opens a superhero operation center explains that it is time for the annual Legion of Heroes ceremony, where Kyojin picks Melanie, Lee, and Layla, who become superheroes who help the Vocaloid Quartet and Team Vocaloid win a battle against the Vampirix Kingdom, Hooded Crow’s newest minions, when they work together to attack Lazuli City.

**Episode 2: Miss Tarot:** Sang-Hong is informed by Ichiro about the possibility of the same orb he saw in the digital world being real and goes to retrieve it. Later, his bandmate Min-Won also retrieves an orb with his signature colors. At first, the girls believe he is from a video game, but after Sang-Hong convinces them, they accept him to become a superhero and help out on missions. One of the missions, however, is against a supervillain known as “Miss Tarot”, who can spread fortunes and misfortunes with each card she pulls out. After she is defeated, it’s revealed that she was a hawkerized young woman who accidentally read the wrong fortune during a tarot card reading.

**Episode 3: Speed Demoness:** As Ocean is on the first day of her new part-time job, she comes across her new hardworking co-worker Akiko Tachibana, who is trying to

**Episode 4: Dr. Nebula:** Cyrus’ scientist father Abel visits Midnight Magic High School to teach a course in galactic phenomenons, something

**Episode 5: Namecaller:** Terra attempts to ask her crush Kiyoshi Fujihara out on their date, an attempt that succeeds on the first try. As the two are

**Episode 6: Masquerade:** Midnight Magic High School is holding a fashion show and everyone has a day or two to design their own ideas, but Michika and her posse have other plans to win via cheating, sick of each their seamstresses refusing to help them. To do so, Michika has Violet sneak into the home of Cassidy’s childhood friend Daphne Parton to steal her pending fashion ideas without the latter knowing. The next day, Daphne wakes up to find her ideas gone, so she ends up stressed after frantically looking for them. As a result, she is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Masquerade”, a fashion-themed supervillain who can disguise herself to fool others, and she sets out to get her ideas back before the fashion show starts.

**Episode 7: Galaxia:** It’s Casino Night and everyone is heading to Lazuli City’s kid-friendly casino where they set out to win big, especially to earn more money or even some of the richest things. However, a young woman named Morgan Jang is caught gambling when she bets half of her birthday money to try to win a hard game, resulting in a dispute that gets her kicked out without any refunds. Frustrated, Morgan is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Galaxia”, an intergalactic gambler who sets out to challenge everyone in the casino, trapping those who fail her games.

**Episode 8: Jiangshi:** Asian Culture Day is in Midnight Magic High School and everyone is in high spirits today, but Tia Yong finds out that her grandmother had died and is not in the mood for anything. When Hooded Crow finds out, he tries to hawkerize her for her recent depression, but once she learns that those who passed will be in her heart with the help of her friends, the hawkerization instead comes to her sister Mei Ling who is the most affected by this loss, transforming the older girl into “Jiangshi”, a ghostly supervillain with the ability to raise the dead.

**Episode 9: Cal Amity:** A J-Pop group called Sweetie Mew Mew comes to Lazuli City for a concert, and just recently they had been told about Team Vocaloid and the Vocaloid Quartet, who can all turn into superheroes to protect Lazuli City. However, Ichiro offers them positions as allies to them, especially during the team’s mission to stop a hawkerized villain named “Cal Amity” from ruining their concert. After they defeat her together and save her from herself, it turns out that the villain was a Sweetie Mew Mew fan named Amity Roberts, who never got a chance to see them on their first day due to being grounded for her poor grades in math.

**Episode 10:** **Dark Idol:** K-Pop idol Shan Sun, also known as Melodiska, had moved to Lazuli City to attend school in Midnight Magic High School and is offered a position as the ninth member of Team Vocaloid. However, she also recieves an orb with her signature colors from Ichiro, who tells her that she is more than worthy to become a superhero. The perfect opportunity comes when a boy who had his dreams of performing alongside Melodiska broken is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into the “Dark Idol”, a supervillain who can spread his dark charm to unsuspecting victims.

**Episode 11: TyCoin:** However, Angeline scams him with a promise to

**Episode 12: Poison Ivy:** There’s a garden show in Lazuli City and every gardener is preparing to show off their most beautiful plants; among the participants are Clover, Lily, and even Belinda. Another nature lover named Ivy Willow-Wood enters her own plants into the contest, but then her bully Tabitha Ji poisons them and insults her hours before the contest can begin. As the girls confront Tabitha over it and have her kicked out, Ivy despairs over her dead plants and breaks down crying right before she is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Poison Ivy”, a supervillain who can control plants and proceeds to give Tabitha a taste of her own medicine.

**Episode 13: Jack O’Lantern:** Halloween is around the corner and the gang is up to going to a little Halloween festival taking place in a historic mansion, where they discover ghosts roaming around the place, much to the fright of Abigail, who is Cyrus’ girlfriend. Meanwhile, a boy named Jackson Howard, who is carving pumpkins this year, is trying to carve a very scary yet the hardest design on his largest pumpkin, but then a mishap with his pets messing with each other causes him to mess up on the design. Frustrated, Jackson is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Jack O’Lantern”, a scarecrow-like supervillain with the ability to make haunting images based on his jack-o-lantern designs, and he sets out to make things worse for the haunted estate tonight.

**Episode 14: Mirror Mirror:** Lazuli City is hosting a youth beauty pageant and Chieko, Cassidy, and Daphne have signed up for it, along with Michika, her posse, and even Emily, who have also signed up as well. While waiting their turns after the pageant begins, the three meet Gwen Queen, an older rich girl who claims that she is the fairest in Midnight Magic High School, but after Cassidy, Michika, and Emily move to the last three finalists, Gwen feels like that she had been removed from her position–and is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Mirror Mirror”, a beautiful supervillain who can use her mirror to cast evil spells on her opponents.

**Episode 15: Shakirah:** The gang comes across a goth club that surprisingly consists of Bellatrix Bloodraven, Chi-Yon Gyeon, Lorelei, and a girl named Zola Robinson who is interested in vampires. After a ceremony and during lunch, Michika confronts Zola as she is drinking fruit punch and calls her a vampire for her interests, resulting in a fight that ends with Michika getting detention and Zola storming off to go through her thought process. However, the latter is also hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Shakirah”, a vampire who goes to creep on and scare everyone including Michika into submission.

**Episode 16: Circus Freak:** The girls and their friends head to the amusement park to have fun and for dating as well. While everyone else has fun, the girls meet a rising clown named Ae-Cha Park, who is trying to come up with the funniest jokes she could, but then they find out that nobody likes her jokes so they decide to help her be the funniest there is by far. Unfortunately, one of the amusement park visitors whom she recognizes as her school bully insults her funniest joke by calling it scary, so she is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Circus Freak”, a clowny supervillain who goes to show her bully how scary she can be. After the Vocaloid Quartet and their selected teammates save her from herself, Kimiko’s father Mamoru decides to hire Ae-Cha as one of their circus clowns to cheer her up.

**Episode 17: Forever Boy:** The girls and their friends begin a project they believe is similar to

**Episode 18: Prankenstein:** Self-proclaimed ultimate prankster Oscar Edwards enlists

**Episode 19: Bessie Blackberry:** The girls get tickets to see Fruitie Patootie in concert and a chance to meet them backstage when a girl named Bessie Black offers to rehearse and join the band due to the fact that her surname seems familiar, knowing that she herself is a huge fan and had been dreaming of performing with them. However, lead singer Sierra Strawberry tells Bessie that her look and her costume are bit too gothic for her to be joining in and rejects her from the band. Partly depressed, Bessie is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Bessie Blackberry”, a supervillain whose dance moves she practiced creates a black aura that forces everyone in the meet and greet to dance nonstop.

**Episode 20: Dreamcatcher:** During a slumber party at Sabrina’s, the girls start to wonder how they will be able to find Hooded Crow another way to save his comatose daughter Remiyu Akamine without having to use their orbs. Speaking of which, he hawkerizes a boy who had a nightmare into “Dreamcatcher”, a supervillain who raids dreams to give sleeping victims his nightmare. With that, the Vocaloid quartet proceeds to follow the villain into the dreams he raids to stop him, but along the way, the girls finally meet Remiyu, who is revealed to be a superhero named Crowella!

**Episode 21: Wolfgang:** Kiran, Kaito, and Cyrus invite the girls to come with them and their classmate Connor Archer on a camping trip, where they find out he believes in werewolves as he is telling a campfire story of one. However, Connor’s story faces criticism when the boys laugh at his beliefs by telling him that werewolves don’t exist, leading to him running off, unable to handle it. Therefore, he is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Wolfgang”, an actual werewolf who sets out to scare his own classmates in retaliation for the unwanted criticism he had gotten.

**Episode 22: Scream Queen:** Upon hearing about the homecoming dance at Midnight Magic High School, the group goes to Chieko’s mansion to get their fancy outfits on. As they are about to go, Clover feels nervous until the others go to encourage her. On the other hand, another spoiled rich girl named Libby O’Hara wants to ask Yuki out for the prom, but then her heart breaks after he asks the encouraged Clover out, causing her to storm off. Soon after, Libby is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Scream Queen”, a fashionable part banshee who can use her screams to put the attendees into a deep sleep and goes after Yuki.

**Episode 23: Volcano:** Midnight Magic High School is having a science fair in which

**Episode 24: Black Hole:** During another day in Midnight Magic High School, Sabrina and Laura are asked to work together to help bullying victims in need, starting with Seira’s maternal cousin Orion who is visiting from a different school to share his experience in being bullied. Unfortunately, no matter how hard the two half sisters try, Vincent and Tabitha, who are surprisingly a couple, make fun of him for it to make it worse, pulling him into a depression. What’s worse is that Hooded Crow hawkerizes Orion into “Black Hole”, a super villain who can travel through surfaces via black holes, and he sets out to get back at the two bullies.

**Episode 25: Wine Glass:** J-Pop idol Erena Midoriya invites the girls, Tia Yong, Cassidy, Sabrina, and Seira to come with her for a girl night in which they

**Episode 26: Party Pooper:** Seira is invited to one of her classmates’ birthday party where

**Episode 27: Crazy Bunny:** It’s Cassidy’s birthday and she invites her favorite cousin Casper Templeton and his family to her birthday party where she is met by party guests, friends and family alike. Together, they have fun by playing five party games, but during a memory game, Casper is insulted for his feminine appearance by his mean older brother Raphael and his friends–one of them being a rich boy named Newton Oliver–resulting in the two's parents having to take him home to ground him without the former, who runs off crying. Feeling insulted, Casper is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Crazy Bunny”, a crazed supervillain who sets out to get back at Raphael and the rest of his bullies by challenging them to a hard version of the same memory game.

**Episode 28: Ondine:** While taking her first ballet lessons for a main role she will get for a performance, Cassidy meets Adeline Monet, a rising ballerina who is then called to audition for the role, while each of their friends cheer them on. After going through the reviews in each audition, Cassidy gets the lead role, while Adeline gets the supporting role due to her first time performing in an actual ballet. Things go wrong when Adeline is booed at for no reason due to an accident caused by a scary prank on her and runs off in fear even before the show can begin, but then she is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Ondine”, a ghost dancer who can use her music box to brainwash others including the prankster responsible into giving her applauses and dancing with her.

**Episode 29: Master Hatred:** Something strange is going on when Midnight Magic High School’s newspaper club reports about broken friendships and the girls and their friends set out to figure out why, only to find out that a school bully who felt betrayed by whom he called friends had been hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Master Hatred”, a supervillain who is behind all this. With that, Team Vocaloid must work together to restore the divided friendships, but then his effects cause Firefox, Aquawolf, and Cyan Hawk to fight each other, leaving the Vocaloid Quartet to solve the problem and save him from himself.

**Episode 30: Spaghettificator:** Kiran and Sabrina are on an evening date in an Italian restaurant where they

**Episode 31: Melomaid:** Kaito finds out that one of his sisters Karina has a beautiful singing voice when the girls invite her to perform with them on their next concert. However, he finds her being made fun of for their family’s history, a dark past he doesn’t want to know,

**Episode 32: Pepper Mocha:**

**Episode 33: Directator:** Cassidy and Chieko are asked to take part as one of the stars for an upcoming movie, a musical about an urban princess finding true love the former believes is based on her relationship with Kaito. However, the movie’s director Yoichi Terasawa expects them and the other actors taking part in it to perform according to plan as he seeks to produce the perfect film, but

**Episode 34: Bad Romance:** Seiji takes Melanie to a recent date in an evening party that comes with a special fireworks show when they come across her classmate Carlotta Gomez, who appears to have a crush on him. When Carlotta asks him to take her out too, Seiji, due to legal obligation reasons, refuses the offer, stating that he can’t break a hint of trust in who he currently has and he and Melanie go to their next stop in the party. Despite her friends’ attempts to get her to listen to reason, Carlotta can’t get over her crush on Seiji and storms off. Therefore, she is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Bad Romance”, another love-themed supervillain who can evaporate and use her perfume to mind control boys and goes after Seiji.

**Episode 35: Nightmare Man:** In this season finale, Kimiko, Miyoko, Chieko, and Nyoko are forced to tell their friends including Sang-Hong and Min-Won about Remiyu and her duty as the guardian of the dream world, and how she is able to send pure feathers to anyone with good dreams. Therefore,

### Season 3

**Episode 1: Three New Vocaloid Friends!:** In this season premiere, Kimiko, Miyoko, Chieko, and Nyoko meet three new friends named Mineko Kino, Naomi Furude, and Sayaka Iwasaki, who have transferred to Midnight Magic High School and are asking to join their band, much to their surprise. Later, they ask to join Team Vocaloid as

**Episode 2: Clover Cheers Up:** Cassidy, Tia Yong, Laura, and Terra take Clover to a kitten-bonding session in KittyCat Hotel to cheer her up after she was pranked by Isabella, who poured laxatives into her strawberry milk during lunch. Meanwhile,

**Episode 3:** **Seam Engine:** The girls and their friends get tickets for Lazuli City Comic Con, where they explore each and every row, see celebrity guests, and even attend a costume contest with some of them registering for it. Meanwhile, a maid named Cindy Elisabeth, who had also been invited to the event as well, puts on her impressive costume which she had sown for days, but her stepbrother Antony Travers accuses her of stealing his materials and rips it to shreds. As Cindy tells on him, he and her abusive stepmother Lady Travers leave her behind to punish her instead of the latter grounding him. Distraught and heartbroken, Cindy is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Seam Engine”, a supervillain who storms the convention and uses her super sewing powers to target her stepfamily for what they had done to her costume.

**Episode 4: Madder Hatter:** Cassidy throws a tea party with

**Episode 5: Clockodile:** While visiting the Lapis Zoo, the girls and their friends

**Episode 6: Shock Priestess:** Laura and her fellow priestess Sadako Aoki are assigned to

**Episode 7: Honey Bunny:** The girls visit young beekeeper Jamie Kallen to buy honey for

**Episode 8: Wolferpillar:** It’s a fun day in Midnight Magic High School as

**Episode 9: Mr. Mime:**

**Episode 10: Lady Surprise:** After a mail van breaks down, Kimiko and Sang-Hong are willing to help its driver by delivering a variety of tickets to everyone in Lazuli City so they could go to a sweets-themed festival. Elsewhere, a delivery girl in training

**Episode 11: Five-Face:**

**Episode 12: Barbie Girl:** Midnight Magic High School’s fashion club is working together to come up with fashion ideas when they meet a fellow student named Barbara Badeaux, who comes in with several of her own ideas to share with the whole club. Later, Barbara shows her new friends how to combine their ideas, two by two, to create new costumes for the school’s Halloween party, but as she is returning with new materials, Michika has Dakota trick her into giving it to them out of jealousy of her style and glamour. Unfortunately, the plan works and Barbara blames herself for misplacing the materials; this leads to her hawkerization into “Barbie Girl”, a fashionable supervillain who can shapeshift her clothes.

**Episode 13: Mysteria:** Clover attempts to stand up for her friends to confront Isabella, who

**Episode 14: Botanico:** The girls are taking a break in Lazuli City’s botanic garden when they

**Episode 15: Solar Eclipse:** There’s a solar eclipse coming up and an aspiring young scientist named Antonio Ramirez sets out to spread the word, especially to our heroes. However, Vincent shows up and mocks him over it,

**Episode 16: Giganta:** Tia Yong meets a muscular girl named Deanna Cox, who is training to be strong enough to face her bullies, and the two decide to train each other due to the fact that they have the same thing in common. Just then,

**Episode 17: Grim Pilgrim:** The Yajima family decides to invite their relatives and fellow performers to celebrate Thanksgiving with them, and Kimiko even invites her friends and their families to the occasion. However, history teacher

**Episode 18: Cheerleading Tryouts:**

**Episode 19: Dream Wizard:** While at Sapphire Park, Kaito and Cassidy come across a fountain of dreams and take a picture of it to show Kimiko and her friends, who then decide to inform it to Remiyu in the dream world. However,

**Episode 20: Akademon:** J-Rock star Akihito Takayoshi is coming to Lazuli City for a collaboration with the Vocaloid quartet, and

**Episode 21: Charcoalina:** Christmas is in town again and

**Episode 22: Chemical X:** Ichiro leads everyone in the Vocaloid Hero Organization to a secret power plant that will upgrade their powers to a whole new level for harder and dangerous battles when

**Episode 23: Bullying Melanie Again:**

**Episode 24: Mirage Master:**

**Episode 25: Oni Neko:** Kimiko and friends get a call from the dream world telling them to transform and head there to help Remiyu/Crowella and Kasaru remove a hawkerized villain named “Oni Neko” from the dream of her supposed rival before

**Episode 26: Mr. Tattletale:** While Lily, Abigail, Kendall, and Skylar get their first part time jobs as maids in a cute Japanese cafe,

**Episode 27: Dress-Up Queen:**

**Episode 28: Glass Slipper:** Cassidy, having won a trip to Paris, France for the and staying at Le Hotel Cendrillon, goes on her first solo mission when Hooded Crow hawkerizes a French glass artist into “Glass Slipper”, a glass-themed supervillain who can turn objects into glass. There, she finds out that there have been other heroes there and must seek help from them when she is almost defeated. Meanwhile, her friends, including Kimiko, Miyoko, Chieko, Nyoko, and even Kaito keep receiving postcards from France in her absence.

**Episode 29: The Silver Rich Girl Club:** Picking up where we left off, Cassidy finds out that Zoey, one of her younger sisters, had been invited to the Silver Rich Girl Club, an organization focused on recruiting rich girls to partake in styling dresses around the world. Meanwhile,

**Episode 30: Black Lotus:** Cyrus discovers that Abigail is very talented in violin when he finds her practicing it in the audition hall and

**Episode 31: Cosmetica:** Melodiska has a big performance tonight and she needs a makeover to make her look good, so her friends decide to help her with that. During the process,

**Episode 32: Andromeda:** During a field trip to Lazuli City’s space museum, the girls, Sang-Hong, and Min-Won unintentionally come across the portal to Starlightra, where they are amazed by the many sights around them and decide to explore, but then must find their way back to the real world later on. As they are finding their way back, they are encountered by a supervillain named “Andromeda” who intends to take over, and now they must transform and work together to defeat him. After they defeat him, the group finds out that he is actually a space museum worker named Andrew Maeda, who was hawkerized after no one believed in his research on Starlightra.

**Episode 33: The Midnight Feast:**

**Episode 34: Samjoko:** The girls and even their friends are shocked to see invitations to attend a special Vocaloid concert coming to Seoul, South Korea, with clues being scattered all over the city, so they decide to head there for the occasion. There, Min-Won is confronted by his uncle Chunyong, who tries his best not to let him “get into any danger”. After Min-Won storms off to prove him wrong, Chunyong realizes how harsh and overprotective he was and starts to feel bad for him. Guilt-ridden, Chunyong is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Samjoko”, a crow sun god who then goes after Min-Won.

**Episode 35: Samjoko, Part 2:** Season finale. During the battle with Samjoko, Vocaloid Butterfly and her friends are met by Hatsune Miku and company, whose mega concert had been set up in Seoul the whole time, and she shows them and Mau Neon a silver rose that can purify people who had been infected by the powers of whom Butterfly finds out is Hooded Crow’s newest assistant with the ability to send a shadowy mist to give power to hawkerized villains. However, the seven main Vocaloid heroes must figure out how to use it wisely in case as they return to finish the battle to save Chunyong from himself, who finally apologizes to Sika Leopard for his overprotectiveness.

### Season 4

**Episode 1: Hypnosis:** In this season premiere, Kimiko and her friends try to figure out what to do with the extra orbs they got while staying at Hotel Lapis where they visit hypnotist Tokuhiro Suzuki, whom they learn had been traumatized due to a nightmare he had of losing his children to a stranger. Kyojin and Sang-Hong feel bad for Tokuhiro, stating that they lost loved ones too and attempt to get him to understand, but he feels like he had lost everything that meant to him and walks off in tears. With that, the hypnotist is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Hypnosis”, a half-baku master hypnotist who goes to lure children to replace his own. Along the way, Waterlina has Butterfly and Raven send the orbs to Abigail, Kendall, and Skylar, transforming them into three new Vocaloid heroes!

**Episode 2: Food Fighter:** While she and Sang-Hong are eating at an all you can eat buffet, Kimiko feels like she is getting very hungry and her stomach ends up being bloated with each meal she eats. As Sang-Hong is figuring out how to solve the problem, he is asked to help take orders for anyone without their assigned waiters whilst singing to boost their patience, but things get crazy when he accidentally gives the wrong order to a customer named Charles Montes, who has food thrown at his new shirt by a toddler throwing a fit over a dinner she doesn’t like. Infuriated by all the buffet craziness, Charles is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Food Fighter”, a supervillain who goes to return the favor to everyone in the buffet.

**Episode 3: Captain Algebra:**

**Episode 4: Olympian:**

**Episode 5: Tremor Man:** The girls and their friends decide to go rock climbing at

**Episode 6: Serpentina:**

**Episode 7: Firefly:** Everyone can’t wait for a bright light show to commence by the time night falls, especially when Melanie invites Sweetie Mew Mew for a nightly watch party where

**Episode 8: Mistress Horoscope:** While visiting the local psychic,

**Episode 9: Mr. Showtime:** The girls decide to volunteer to help out with preparations for the Lazuli City talent show that is scheduled to take place at Lapis Music Center in two days, with auditions practice already going underway. Gabriel Lloyd, a rising magician, is among the performers practicing for the show, but then he accidentally messes up in his first attempt, leaving him to clean up the mess while others take their turns practicing for their auditions. By the time he finishes, Gabriel arrives too late to qualify as the number of participants–whether solo or a group–is ten; this leads to him being hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transforming into “Mr. Showtime”, a master magician who can use his microphone to activate the spells he casts, and he sets out to take center stage.

**Episode 10: Pedicura:**

**Episode 11: Starstone:** The girls, Magic Soul, and Sweetie Mew Mew are invited to join Fruitie Patootie in headlining a concert in Sapphire City, where they

**Episode 12: Brother Grimm:**

**Episode 13: Mystic Samurai:**

**Episode 14:**

**Episode 15: Electric Guitar:**

**Episode 16: Aquawoman:** While with friends hanging out in the Lazuli City Aquarium, Kaito finds an ocean gem after accidentally falling into one of the exhibits. From there, Ichiro tells him that the gem will upgrade his superhero powers, which means a better chance at defeating hawkerized villains; an example of the right time to do so is when an exhausted aquarium worker who had to spend all day finding a litterer is hawkerized by Hooded Crow and transformed into “Aquawoman”, a supervillain who can control sea animals and other sea life, and has it go after the suspect for her.

**Episode 17: Goth Twins:**

**Episode 21: Endoskeleton:**

**Episode 22: Pizza Topping:**

**Episode 25: Captain Hook:**

**Episode 26: Tentacalia:**

**Episode 27:**

**Episode 28: Prince Gravity:**

**Episode 29: Miss Goldstone:**

**Episode 30: Bananoid:**

**Episode 31: Flirty Dove:**

**Episode 32:**

**Episode 33: Psychokineta:**

**Episode 34:**

**Episode 35: Lord of Imagination:**

### Season 5

**Episode 1: Blackener:** However, this backfires when eleven of our heroes’ closest allies are given all new looks consisting of black suits with a hint of their signature colors even before they

**Episode 2: Occurrence:**

**Episode 3: Forbearance:**

**Episode 4: Difference:**

**Episode 5: Admittance:**

**Episode 6: Clearance:**

**Episode 7: Inference:**

**Episode 8: Endurance:**

**Episode 9: Deliverance:**

**Episode 10: Reminiscence:**

**Episode 11: Concurrence:**

**Episode 12: Evanescence:**

**Episode 13: Inheritance:**

**Episode 14: Reference:**

**Episode 15: Omniscience:**

**Episode 16: Coherence:**

**Episode 17: Deterrence:**

**Episode 18: Recurrence:**

**Episode 19: Adherence:**

**Episode 20: Perseverance:**

**Episode 21: Interference:**

**Episode 22: Father Fearest:**

**Episode 23: Battle For Lazuli City:** With Michika and her posse influenced to help take over Lazuli City, the Vocaloid Quartet and Team Vocaloid get help from their fellow heroes to stage a rebellion to save the city while

**Episode 24: Gems of Lazuli City:** Picking up where we left off, the main members of Team Vocaloid are tested to receive their own gems in which they realize are the secret key to awakening Remiyu, who

**Episode 25: Chantico:**

**Episode 26: Rocky Tiger:**

**Episode 27: Suntrap:**

**Episode 28: Daughter Nature:**

**Episode 29: Tundrina:**

**Episode 30: Shadowolf:**

**Episode 31: Dark Magician:**

**Episode 32: Heartbreaker:**

**Episode 33: Gold Jaguar:**

**Episode 34: Light Rift:**

**Episode 35: (Finale) Saving Remiyu:** In this season finale, the girls, having taken advice from the dream world, must

### Season 6

**Episode 1: (Premiere) The Newest Threat:**