Can you share some Vocaloid works that are based on true stories?

There's a story where a Vocaloid character in a horror - themed song was said to be haunted. In the song, there are strange glitches and distorted voices. People believe that these are signs of some sort of digital entity being trapped or corrupted within the Vocaloid's code, which gives it a really scary feel.

In a particular Vocaloid horror tale, a user was creating a song using a Vocaloid software. As they were working late at night, they noticed that the Vocaloid's voice started to change on its own. It was no longer the sweet voice they had chosen, but a deep, menacing voice that seemed to whisper dark things. The user tried to stop the program but it wouldn't respond. Eventually, they had to shut down their computer in a panic. This shows how the boundary between the digital and the spooky can be blurred in the context of Vocaloid.

Another is the movie '12 Years a Slave'. It tells the true story of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery. The movie depicts the inhumane treatment and the long - suffering of slaves, which is truly heart - wrenching.

There could be a whole host of events in this story. Maybe the circus has a ringmaster who is up to no good. There could be events where the Vocaloid characters are being used in strange experiments or performances against their will. The dark woods setting could add to the mystery, like there are strange noises at night that scare the characters. There might also be a revolt by the Vocaloid characters against the circus management as they discover the true and dark nature of the circus. The story could also involve some sort of journey through the dark woods to escape the circus or to find help, with many obstacles along the way.

Let's start with a story where a Vocaloid is in love with a Vocaloid from an opposing music genre. Their love is frowned upon by the digital music community they belong to. They face so much criticism and opposition that their love becomes a source of great pain. Another could be a Vocaloid that has fallen in love with a digital pet or side - character. But as the story progresses, the pet or side - character is phased out of the digital world, leaving the Vocaloid heartbroken. Also, there could be a Vocaloid that was created by accident but developed feelings for a carefully crafted and popular Vocaloid. The popular Vocaloid, however, is so focused on its own popularity and success that it doesn't notice the love of the accidental Vocaloid, resulting in a very sad and one - sided love story.

Sure. One such story is about Mother Teresa. Her unwavering faith led her to serve the poorest of the poor in Kolkata. She dedicated her life to caring for the sick, the dying, and the destitute. She founded the Missionaries of Charity, which provided shelter, food, and medical care to those in need. Her actions were based on her deep Christian faith and she became an example of selfless love and service worldwide.

The Winchester Mystery House in California also has a basis in a haunting - like true story. Sarah Winchester, believing she was haunted by the spirits of those killed by Winchester rifles, continuously built onto her house in a very strange and mazelike way. People have reported feeling uneasy and sensing presences there.

There's also 'Rock - a - Bye Baby'. It is rumored to be based on the true story of Native American mothers who hung cradles in trees. The swaying motion of the trees in the wind was thought to be like a lullaby, and this story inspired the song. The lyrics 'When the bough breaks, the cradle will fall' may have been a reference to this origin.

One sandlot based true story could be about a group of kids in a small town who turned an old, abandoned sandlot into their own baseball field. They scrounged up old equipment, fixed up the fence, and held their own games every weekend. It became a place where they made memories and learned about teamwork.

One well - known creepypasta based on a somewhat true story is the story of 'Slenderman'. It was inspired by the idea of a tall, faceless figure lurking in the woods. There have been some reports of people feeling an uneasy presence in secluded forest areas, which might have contributed to the creation of this creepy character.