Vocaloid Halloween Song Special [Trick or Treat]
In this article, I’ve put together a collection of Vocaloid songs that are perfect for the Halloween season! Ghosts, spirits, yokai, and Vocaloid go amazingly well together.
So get ready for lots of wonderful works to brighten up October’s biggest event! You can even pick your favorites from the list and enjoy cosplaying as the Vocaloid singing them or as characters from the MV illustrations once you find one you like.
Wishing you a fun Halloween filled with great music!
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Vocaloid Halloween Song Special [Trick or Treat] (71–80)
Hyakki Yagyo Harenchika ~All Night~chikarutofu
A Vocaloid party tune by Chikaru Tofu.
You’ll be blown away by the grand harmony woven by ten Vocaloids within a single track.
Originally released in 2021, this is a rearranged version.
The lyrics are told from the perspective of spirits who have returned from hell, and the cheerful mood is infectious enough to make you smile.
The sound, which incorporates a variety of genres such as EDM and jazz, is another highlight.
Highly recommended for listening while strolling through the city at night.
Enfant terrible in Halloweenteniwoha
This is Teniwoha’s Halloween song, “Enfant Terrible in Halloween.” The country-style guitar solo is awesome.
Recommended if you like songs with rapidly shifting sections.
It really amps up the Halloween mood.
It was released in 2010.
Zombie Hunter in Halloweenpiroponzu
An unusual combination of VOCALOID voices—GUMI and Kaai Yuki.
The dark, stylish worldbuilding is wonderful.
The bustling, noisy sound is interesting too.
The complex song structure keeps it from getting boring.
It was released in 2012.
Piñatayurame
For those who like stylish tracks, I also recommend “Piñata.” This song was created by Yurame, also known as Merengue-P.
It depicts negative emotions building up and finally exploding, intertwined with a Halloween theme.
It has a horror-like vibe, but it’s more about coolness than fear.
Unique ideas, like incorporating the sound of tap dancing in the interlude, make it even more enjoyable.
Incidentally, a piñata is a papier-mâché container used in festivals in Central and South America.
I turned into a pumpkin!Hatsune Miku to Dainamikku Jienzu
How about a cute punk rock sound? It’s a song by Hatsune Miku and Dynamic Jienzu, one of the stage names used by Vocaloid producer Carlos Hakamada.
The chaotic lyrics are memorable.
It was released in 2017 and is a short track of about one minute.
Jack-o’-lanternLadyMonsters.
Released under the name LadyMonsters, this work is a Halloween song themed around a jack-o’-lantern.
It is included on the album FREAKSHOW Vol.1, released in November 2023.
Characterized by a dark and mysterious atmosphere, it skillfully depicts a girl’s heart where love and hatred are intertwined.
v flower’s innocent yet husky vocals further accentuate the eeriness.
Recommended for those who want to amp up a Halloween party or who love dark fantasy.
Halloween Rampage SongSousai
This is GUMI’s Halloween metal song.
True to metal, it even features the obligatory guitar solo, giving it a very straightforward and easy-to-listen-to feel.
It suits GUMI’s vocal timbre very well.
The ending is unexpectedly good, too.
It was released in 2012.