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Miyabi (みやび? lit. Elegant) is a Module for Hatsune Miku. It was one of the winning Modules in SEGA and piapro's collaboration contest for the first Project DIVA game.[1]

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The Module's attire consists of a pink kimono-esque shirt and matching skirt, a brilliant red obi sash with a white lining, pink detachable sleeves with white cuffs, lavender socks with flower designs and greyish violet cuffs with light points, sandals with greyish violet straps, and pink feather-like clips on Miku's bands, and her nails match the rest of the attire.

Game appearances[]

The Module first appeared in the first Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA game where it can be unlocked by attaining a Standard result in "Sakura no Ame -standard edit-" on Hard difficulty and having a combined high score of 200,000 in said song. It is also featured in Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Arcade and was also one of the first Modules in the initial version of the arcade game as with the other ones previously featured in the first Project DIVA game and can be bought for 50 VP. It returned in Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA 2nd where it is unlocked after clearing "Beware of the Miku Miku Germs♪" on Hard difficulty and can be bought for 10000 DIVA Points (alternatively, if the player should have obtained the Module already in the first game, it can be imported over to Project DIVA 2nd at no cost).

Miyabi appears again in Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Extend where it is unlocked after clearing "Thousand Year Solo (DIVA edit)" on Easy difficulty and has the same price from the second game (or if it is already obtained in 2nd, it can be imported over to Extend at no cost). It also made an appearance in Miku Flick/02 where it was featured in the PV for "Nightmare ☆ Party Night". It also appeared in Hatsune Miku: Live Stage Producer as an available Module for the player to have Miku wear in their club. In Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone, it is included in the Future Sound song pack and can be bought for 150 VP. It is also featured in Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA MegaMix, with its appearance modified to include the ToonShader graphics.

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