Project Diva ~f~ DLC costumes.

Neru, Haku, and Teto announced as DLC costumes

Fans of  SEGA's collaboration game Project Diva ~f~ for the Playstation Vita can throw more money at the company!

Teto Kasane, Haku Yowane, & Neru Akita

Sega announced at their TGS day 1 Project Diva panel the first of hopefully many downloadable costumes.
"Fake" Vocaloids (Known as Vipploids, Voykailoids, and BOKAloid amongst other names)

So who are they really? Many people know their names and songs but how did they come to be?

Teto Kasane

Teto's Project Diva ~f~ skin. 

The only one of our girls to have actually become a vocal bank.

Teto started out as a prank on popular web page "2channel" She was created with the intent of tricking Vocaloid fans. The video "Uso no utahime" [Fake Diva] Explains the rise and fall of Teto Kasane. Teto who didn't have a voice was given one by a Vocaloid rival program called "UTAU"
Despite this, both Crypton Future Media and KEI (the illustrator of the Crypton's Vocaloid Character series) have recognized Teto as part of the Crypton Vocaloid family.

While Neru and Haku have been included in the Project Diva games Teto was excluded. The reasons being that she is neither an official Miku derivative, nor a Vocaloid. However, SEGA was able to add her as a DLC for Project Diva 2nd.

Teto singing in Project Diva ~f~ 

Haku Yowane

Haku Yowane's Project Diva ~f~ skin.

Haku started her existence as a tag in Nico Nico Douga videos. Used to describe videos that used Miku but ended up sounding bad, Haku represents those who have tried and failed at composing Vocaloid songs.
After the tag became popular artists gathered to create an avatar and Haku was born. Her name means "To utter bad things)

Haku is recognized as an official "Miku derivative" meaning she uses Miku's voice to sing. Despite this both Haku and Neru are rarely seen singing. Usually the dance or are background scenery. Haku has only ever had one song to make it on Vocaloid rankings. The song "Daughter of White", a part of the "Story of Evil" arc, tells of Haku's roll in the story. 

Haku singing in "Project Diva ~f~" 

Neru Akita 

When a Television program in 2007 slammed those who used the Vocaloid program, the internet quickly cut Miku off from the world. Outraged, Miku fans took to the internet to complain. While many got riled up some people just brushed off the news saying "I'm going to bed". (Aa, Neru) For those fans who cared but pretended not to, Neru Akita was created to represent. Her name means "I'm bored, I'm going to bed" 

 Forever with her cell phone in hand, Neru hardly talks or sings. She is well known for being either in the band or a dancer. Her most popular role is that of the cell phone composer in the video "Triple Baka"
Neru like Haku appeared in Project Diva and Project Diva 2nd. Both girls received two outfits and a swimming suit along side their default costumes.

Neru singing in Project Diva ~f~ 

While SEGA has announced that these girls will be DLC for Project Diva ~f~ they have neither released a date or a price. 

Teto, Haku, & Neru performing "Acute" in Project Diva ~f~ 

Project Diva -Dreamy Theater EXTEND-

Project Diva -Dreamy Theater EXTEND- Splash page logo.

Among-st the chaos of TGS announcements and preparations, Sega announced the newest installment of their hit rhythm game series "Miku Hatsune Project Diva"

For those with access to Playstation Network JP, Sega has announced the final details of "Dreamy Theater EXTEND".

So just what is "Project Diva: Dreamy Theater?"

Dreamy Theater is an ongoing compilation of the PSP Project Diva games ported to the Playstation 3. It comes with the interface of the game and the songs/costumes for purchased packs. I.E. if you bought Dreamy Theater 2, songs and costumes that come with the game and ones you have purchased as DLC for Project Diva 2nd will be available*, but not the ones for original Dreamy Theater.

Using a tab system the player can go through the packs they have purchased and play the songs in HD graphics. For Dreamy Theater 2 and EXTEND, users with a 3D television can utilize this function and play in 3D.

Dreamy Theater requires save game data from the PSP version. The data is then transfered through a free app that can be downloaded from PSNjp. After the transfer, all songs and costumes you have unlocked through play are playable on Dreamy Theater.

NOW! On to the fun stuff! 
The new updates to Project Diva EXTEND and song list!

Miku and Luka performing "World's End Dancehall" in "Concert Appreciation Mode" 

Sega has confirmed that all costumes that come with the EXTEND PSP software are available. However, not all of the songs are available.^

The newest feature (exclusive to Dreamy Theater EXTEND) is "Concert Appreciation Mode"
Using the 2012 "Hatsune Miku no Hi, Kanshasai FINAL" (Miku's Thanksgiving Day FINAL) stage set up and choosing from a list of 11 songs+, you can make your own concert for Miku and her fellow Crypton Vocaloids: Rin & Len Kagamine, and Luka Megurine. This mode allows you to control the camera and lighting as well as make your own promotional video of the concert.

In additon to Concert Appriciation Mode, Sega has announced that some costumes from "Project Diva ARCADE" will be available in Dreamy Theater Extend.

Snow Miku 2012 - Design by Nanaka

AMERICANA - Design by exiled_artist

Sakura Miku - Refined by Puchidebiru

Megurine Luka Conflict - Desiged by Sega, approved by red_juice
(This costume is designed as a companion costume to Miku's Uramote Lovers' costume also named "Conflict" It was designed by "red_juice")

Kagamine Rin Layered Youko - Hiro Tamura

Kagamine Len Layered Youko - Hiro Tamura

Project Diva -Dream Theater EXTEND- Drops on September 13th. for 3,900 yen on Playstation Network Japan. 

NOTES:

*DLC costumes "Teto Kasane" and "Idolm@ster styles" are not available in Dreamy Theater EXTEND

^ - Only the song "Musunde Hiraite Rasetsu to Mukuro" from PSP EXTEND didn't make it to Dreamy Theater EXTEND.

+ Songs for "Concert Appreciation Mode" use audio from the actual concert. The songs available are:
Electric Angel
The disappearance of Hatsune Miku
Just Be Friends
Meltdown
Time limit
SPiCA
StargazeR
Butterfly on your right shoulder (Len version)
World's End Dancehall
Kodoku no hate
Puzzle

Please be advised that I have used "Common translation" names for certain songs.

LINKS: Sega's official "Hatsune Miku Project Diva Dreamy Theater EXTEND" web site - http://miku.sega.jp/dt-extend/