Wowaka
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| Name: | wowaka |
| Also Known As: | Genjitsutouhi-P |
| Occupation: | Musician |
| Medium: | music |
| Works: | Rolling Girl, World's End Dancehall, Two-faced Lovers, Unhappy Refrain, and many others |
| Official Website(s): | http://www.hitorie.jp/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChsXqcSV1YRwQbfHfzCMG2Q |
| Fan Website(s): | |
| On Fanlore: | Related pages |
wowaka was an influential Vocaloid producer who worked with Hatsune Miku. He died suddenly of heart failure on April 5, 2019 at the age of 31, shocking the Vocaloid fandom.
wowaka's Vocaloid music used fast-paced melodies, loud and jarring instrumentation, and sudden endings, and focused on heavy and difficult themes such as bullying, unplanned pregnancy, and mental illness. Many other Vocaloid producers cite him as an influence. He has a dedicated fanbase.
Notable Works
Fanworks
As the Vocaloid fandom is centered around music and music videos, fanworks inspired or based on wowaka's work often takes the form of remixes, covers, illustrated fan videos and other video-based content. Fanart and Fanfiction also exist.
- Rolling Girl video by Akiakane
- Two-Faced Lovers video by y0641983
- World's End Dancehall: Dexholic remix by Dixie Flatline
- Unclosed Human by Kaja, Kasamura Tota, Nejishiki, and cillia, made as a tribute to wowaka and released six months after his death.
- How Wowaka Changed Vocaloid Forever, a meta analysis of wowaka's impact by ubnubmaster.
- Metadata by Katadenza, a fic about Hatsune Miku and wowaka's work.