Unlike most Vocaloids, you can use IA’s image on CDs, posters and flyers without asking permission. 1st Place aimed to introduce IA to people not yet familiar with Vocaloid, creating a new audience for the program. IA’s marketing took a mysterious approach, giving IA a sense of otherworldliness. IA is sometimes mistakenly referred to as 15, but she has no official age.Western fans initially mistook IA’s name for “Aria”, from her tagline.Lia desired IA to be cute and pretty, and was pleased with the design. I hope you found this information interesting, and continue to explore ACDB to your hearts content.IA’s design utilised soft colours, in contrast to the established idea that only vivid colours would sell. The series with the longest title is Agatha Christies Great Detectives Poirot and Marple ( 51 letters ) and the series with the shortest title is Major ( 5 letters ). We can always use help adding characters we missed! Please be sure to read this guide to adding characters first if you are interested. Most titles have at least 10 characters by their final episode. The series with the most characters is Bleach ( 224 characters ) and the series with the fewest is Final Approach ( 2 characters ). Members have the option to assign a violence rating to their favorite series. Rating 5.0000/5.0000 ) and the least violent is Twin Love ( Avg. The most violent of these is considered to be Elfen Lied ( Avg. By the way, it is possible we missed a title from this year, and we could use your help adding it! Let's continue with the trivia. Don't forget to have a look at what was most popular - you can even filter the list by genre helping you to more quickly spot titles that may be to your liking. A total of 79 titles were released in 2004. Our series view count resets each month as to give you a rolling idea what is currently popular. The most viewed series from that year on Anime Characters Database is Bleach ( 782 views ). We have all kinds of interesting and fascinating trivia from this year to share with you.
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