Now that we actually have a few
pictures to go by, it's time to catch up with the latest
Vocaloid girl. Her name is Lily, and although she doesn't seem to have a voice-bank yet, she does have a face - once again drawn by KEI, the same artist who gave virtual life to the original Vocaloid lolis
Hatsune Miku and
Kagamine Rin, among others. This is just a short month after Miku's very hot
"Append" version was also revealed.

Lily's rough character design was exposed in a certain DTM Magazine, on May 8, and naturally it didn't take long for artistically-inclined otaku to start putting out some fanarts. It's also interesting to note that her name "lily" translates to "yuri" in Japanese - a term which, of course, is more popular for its other, more arounsing meaning of
girl-on-girl action.
Still, despite the fact that Lily was created by the series' "official character designer" of sorts, the music software's production company Crypton claims to have no relationship with this new Vocaloid character, according to a
post on its Twitter account (via
ANN). Some say that Lily is being released by AH-Software as part of their
Vocal Artist series (which includes
Miki), but nothing official at this point. Trivial details, anyway.
More importantly, Lily could use a flatter chest...