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Hear the Hatsune Miku and Summeretto Robin Honkai: Star Rail Song

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A Honkai: Star Rail music video for a Hatsune Miku and Summeretto Robin song called “Summeretto Medley: Tell Your World x Only by Chasing the Wind” is now available worldwide. It can be viewed on the official Hatsune Miku YouTube channel.

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The Vocaloid account on social media shared a special message ahead of the release. Speaking in English, Hatsune Miku congratulated the Summeretto Robin alt on her new Honkai: Star Rail song, which is called “Only by Chasing the Wind.” She also complimented it while comparing it to Robin’s usual energy. She then announced that the two would perform a special medley comprising Robin’s “Only by Chasing the Wind” and Miku’s “Tell Your World.”

Here’s that video:

Vocaloid producer kz released “Tell Your World” in March 2012. The song is a more meta song about Miku’s desire (or the Vocaloid community’s desire) to connect with the world using her songs. kz created this song for a Japanese Google Chrome commercial, which you can watch here.

As for “Only by Chasing the Wind,” this song debuted in Version 4.5 of Honkai: Star Rail. Players who have Robin Summeretto hear it every time she uses her Ultimate. Like all of Robin’s other songs, Chevy performs it no matter which language your game is in.

Here is the duet between the two characters:

Previous Hatsune Miku and Honkai: Star Rail collaboration songs include “Memi Memi Myun Myun” and “HoYoHoYo ni Shite Ageru ♪.”

Honkai: Star Rail is readily available on the PS5, Windows PC, and mobile devices.

Stephanie Liu
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