CAVapop

CAVapop is a term that emerged in online communities, particularly within certain fandoms and internet subcultures. It describes a specific type of fan-created content that combines elements of "C" (often referring to anime or manga characters) and "V" (typically referring to Vocaloid, a singing synthesizer application). The "apop" portion of the term likely derives from "pop," alluding to the often upbeat and catchy nature of Vocaloid music.

The core of CAVapop content involves adapting characters from anime, manga, or other visual media into the style and context of Vocaloid music videos. This can manifest in several ways. Artists might draw or animate existing characters singing Vocaloid songs, sometimes creating original lyrics that are thematically linked to the characters' backstories or personalities. Alternatively, they might create entirely new characters inspired by these sources and present them as virtual idols in the Vocaloid universe.

CAVapop is characterized by its fan-driven nature and its reliance on digital art and music production. The aesthetic often mimics the visual style of Vocaloid music videos, which typically feature animated characters performing energetic songs. The content is shared primarily on platforms like YouTube, Pixiv, and other social media sites where fan communities thrive. While not a formally recognized genre, CAVapop represents a creative intersection of different internet fandoms and digital art forms.