History Awesome / HatsuneMikuProjectDiva

* A meta one is the whole concept behind the [=PS4=] port of ''Project Diva Arcade Future Tone''. The game is literally the entire of Future Tone, over TWO HUNDRED songs, sold as two song packs.
** The pre-order release, which is labelled as ''Project Diva Future Tone'' and is being sold as the expected single release, with no pre-order for the two pack edition.
** The fact that [[CueTheFlyingPigs Sega is bringing this west]] would be considered a [=CMoA=], albeit currently only [[TooLongDidntDub with translated lyrics.]] If you thought the fact that, a few years before, they announced Miku was coming west was awesome, Future Tone is her entire game music back catalogue all coming west AT ONCE. It was also released with the same options as Japan, and all three DLC packs being released in quick succession after the game released.
*** The Season Pass version is notable, in that the US version included several Future Tone themed avatar icons which didn't need exporting, [[ExactWords but they were part of the Season Pass in Japan.]]

* ''Mega Mix'' gets one just by having [=PlayStation=] button icons as an option ''on a Nintendo console!''

*** Of course, because of Edit mode's independence, some edits made it 400% harder than the official ones. Take a look at [[https://www.youtube.com/user/hisokeee/ this person]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CG3N6G94sg8 making a final boss song a walk-in-the-park]].

* The Story Mode of ''Diva X'' begins with Miku being the only one still capable of singing and the Classic Cloud can only be completed with her. Upon clearing all of the initial songs the first Main Event opens up, which is a medley of OSTER Project songs. In the PV, as the medley progresses, all of Rin/Len, Luka, and MEIKO/KAITO each join in with each new song leading up to all of them getting their abilities back and finishing together. BackFromTheBrink indeed!

** Even better, the cross-collaboration with ''Project Diva F'' means that one of the costumes in ''F'' and ''F 2nd'' is that same costume, and the entire stage area for [=PSO2=] is in Edit Mode for both games.[[note]]Both Project Diva games came west. Phantasy Star Online 2 hasn't come west at all...[[/note]]

* In Black Rock Shooter, there's [[spoiler: Insane]] Black Rock Shooter's cameo, and there's Miku actually surviving a confrontation with her.

* "Gigantic Girl" in ''2nd''. Miku vs. Godzilla [[spoiler:and Miku ''wins'']]! Enough said.

** Partially subverted in March 2016, when they announced that the game would be download-only, and sold as two packs, which join together to make the full game, due to the fact selling it as a single release would be too expensive.[[note]]Confirmed somewhat by the fact that [[CrackIsCheaper the full game is incredibly expensive...]][[/note]]
** Then reinvoked with the pre-order release, which is labelled as ''Project Diva Future Tone'' and is being sold as the expected single release, with no pre-order for the two pack edition.

* Around the same time as ''Project Diva F'' came out in English, people like [[https://www.youtube.com/user/metragoon this user]] have taken the new English voice bank that was released around the same time, and have made fully English versions of many of the songs without changing the tempo or melody, and with some of the songs, it is both a CrowningMomentOfAwesome and a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming when you can, finally, understand what she was really singing...

* One song, verging on a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming is with ''Sharing The World'', since it has a unique standing compared to almost every single other song in that it's the only song in the entire series that only has the ENGLISH lyrics!

** Future Tone's DLC plans, overall, are a massive 'San-Kyu' anyway, with each one being a roll-up of the content added to the original arcade version, with all of the content released over the period of several months in a single release, released every couple of months in Japan, and monthly in America and Europe, mirroring how Future Tone itself releases songs.[[note]] Some months have songs, while others only have one or more modules.

** The fact that [[CueTheFlyingPigs Sega is bringing this west]] would be considered a [=CMoA=], albeit currently only [[TooLongDidntDub with translated lyrics.]] If you thought the fact that, a few years before, they announced Miku was coming west was awesome, Future Tone is her entire game music back catalogue all coming west AT ONCE.

** Even better, the cross-collaboration with ''Project Diva F'' means that one of the costumes in ''F'' and ''F 2nd'' is that same costume, and the entire stage area for {=PSO2=} is in Edit Mode for both games.[[note]]Both Project Diva games came west. Phantasy Star Online 2 hasn't come west at all...[[/note]]

** Even better, the cross-collaboration with ''Project Diva F'' means that one of the costumes in ''F'' and ''F 2nd'' is that same costume, and the entire stage area for PSO2 is in Edit Mode for both games.

** Only for SEGA to pre-empt every single fan-translator and announce full english lyrics for most of the Project Diva F 2nd songs.

** A trailer released shortly after E3 2014 begins with the expected phonetic translations that Project Diva F was well known for. Less than a minute into the trailer, the subtitles change into near-perfect English, for SEGA to reveal that a new option allows for the standard "translation" or brand new fully English subtitles.

** During the Project DIVA series' 5th anniversary talk show, a new ''Project mirai'' title for 3DS is actually being released exclusively to Asia and Western countries in 2015. It's now awesome that English-speakers can finally get the chance to sing-along with the chibis!

* When Project Diva F 2nd was released for early review, it was found out that 'most of' the songs... is all but ONE song, and that the Japanese cloud saves are able to be turned into English saves through a simple process.

** Partially subverted in March 2016, when they announced that the game would be download-only, and sold as two packs, which join together to make the full game, due to the fact selling it as a single release would be too expensive.

** The fact that [[CueTheFlyingPigs Sega is bringing this west]] would be considered a [=CMoA=], albeit currently only [[TooLongDidntDub with translated lyrics.]]

** The fact that Sega is bringing this west would be considered a [=CMoA=], albeit [[TooLongDidntDub without translated lyrics.]]

* A meta one is the whole concept behind ''Project Diva Future Tone''. The game is literally the entire of Future Tone, over TWO HUNDRED songs, sold as two song packs.
** The fact that Sega is bringing this west would be considered a [=CMoA=], albeit [[TooLongDidntDub without translated lyrics.]]

* A meta one is the whole concept behind the [=PS4=] version of ''Project Diva Arcade''. From what is known about it, the game is literally the entire of Future Tone, over TWO HUNDRED songs, as a single retail release. All SEGA would need to do is release it in the West with the same level of dedication as Project Diva F 2nd, and it would be the single most complete release for the franchise ever.

* Succeed in Chance Time on the ''F 2nd'' version of "Rolling Girl". The result adds ''that'' much more emotion to an already-powerful song.

* A meta one is the whole concept behind the PS4 version of ''Project Diva Arcade''. From what is known about it, the game is literally the entire of Future Tone, over TWO HUNDRED songs, as a single retail release. All SEGA would need to do is release it in the West with the same level of dedication as Project Diva F 2nd, and it would be the single most complete release for the franchise ever.

* After the great sales of ''Project Diva F'' in English, people were expecting a future announcement of the English release of ''Project Diva F 2nd''... for the announcement to come less than 24 hours before the game was to be released in Japan, and the release date to be only a few months away, and be, identical to the Japanese release, a simultaneous PS3 and Vita release.
** A trailer released shortly after E3 2014 begins with the expected phonetic translations that Project Diva F was well known for. Less than a minute into the trailer, the subtitles change into near-perfect english, for SEGA to reveal that a new option allows for the standard "translation" or brand new fully English subtitles.

* A meta one is the whole concept behind the PS4 version of ''Project Diva Arcade''. From what is known about it, the game is literally the entire of Future Tone, over TWO HUNDRED songs, as a single retail release. All SEGA would need to do is release it in the West with the same level of dedication as Project Diva F 2nd, and it would be the single most complete release for the franchise ever.

* Several of the returning songs for Project Diva X originally sounded very poorly mixed, due to the limitations of Miku's original voice bank. They remastered them to bring them into line with the rest of the songs using Miku's most recent voicebank, and they sound miles better than originally.

* "Gigantic Girl" in ''2nd''. Miku vs. Godzilla [[spoiler:and Miku ''wins'']]! Enough said.

* Most of the returning songs in ''F 2nd'' got updated videos but special mention goes to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqYo47ruevU "magnet"]]. The change in lighting (which ups the forbidden romance aspect), Luka and Miku physically touching each other (complete with IntertwinedFingers), and the butterflies in the Chance Time bonus event made the classic even better! Kudos to the development team.

* Most of the returning songs in ''F 2nd'' got updated PVs but special mention goes to [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqYo47ruevU magnet]]. The subtle changes such as the change in lighting, upping the forbidden romance aspect, and Luka and Miku physically touching each other complete with IntertwinedFingers, put this as the definitive version. Kudos to the developers for making a classic even better!

* Wintry Winds in ''F 2nd'' is awesome not because of heavy action or one of the characters being a badass, but because Kaito and Meiko's duet and graceful moves harmonize so well and both the song and PV perfectly capture the traditional beauty that makes one respect Japanese culture and traditions.