Ranking of Akuno-P’s Popular Songs [2025]

Servant of EvilAkuno-P1rank/position

[Official] Servant of Evil / Kagamine Len [Original Medieval-Style Tale]

A song by the musician Akuno-P, who, in addition to working as a Vocaloid producer, also writes novels.

Counted as one of the “Three Great Kagamine Tragedies,” a collective term for tragedies using Kagamine Rin and Len, this track draws listeners into its story with melodies and timbres that evoke the medieval setting described in the lyrics.

The lyrics, which depict an inescapable fate and the resolve to fight within it, resonate deeply through Kagamine Len’s heartrending yet majestic melody—an unforgettable masterpiece that brings listeners to tears.

The Tailor of Enbi HillAkuno-P2rank/position

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How about a Japanese-style song by Megurine Luka? It’s a track by Akuno-P, a Vocaloid producer known for highly narrative works, released in 2009.

It’s one entry in the series known as the “Seven Deadly Sins Series.” The protagonist is a woman working at a tailor’s, and while it’s a love song… as you listen, you’ll notice it takes on a horror-like finish.

The calm, steady melody line seems to double the sense of fear, too.

As for how it ends—please find out with your own ears.

Daughter of EvilAkuno-P3rank/position

[Official] Daughter of Evil / Kagamine Rin [Medieval Tale-Style Original]

It’s a classic Vocaloid song sung by Kagamine Rin that has also been adapted for stage and novel.

Composed by mothy, also known as Akuno-P, it was released in 2008.

As indicated by the phrase “in the style of a medieval tale” in the video title, the story is set in a fictional country inspired by medieval Europe.

Please listen for yourself to find out what kind of end awaits the 14-year-old princess who rules the kingdom.

Incidentally, this song is grouped with Prisoner P’s “Prisoner” and Hitoshizuku-P’s “soundless voice” as the “Three Great Kagamine Tragedies.”

Conchita, the Devourer (The Gluttonous Daughter Conchita)Akuno-P4rank/position

[Official] Gluttonous Girl Conchita / MEIKO [Original in Medieval Tale Style]

This is a classic that became the first MEIKO original song on Niconico to surpass one million views.

It’s a track by mothy, also known as Akuno-P—the Vocaloid producer famed for the “Seven Deadly Sins” series—released in 2009.

It has also been novelized, so some of you might know it from there.

The lyrics reflect a dark worldview, paired with a mysterious, eerie musical tone.

As for what Conchita, the embodiment of “Gluttony,” ultimately ate at the very end… I hope you’ll listen and find out for yourself.

Judgment of ViceAkuno-P5rank/position

[Official] Judgment of Vice / KAITO [Courtroom Story-Style Original]

This is a KAITO song in which a four-episode story unfolds within a single track.

It’s a piece by Aku no P, a Vocaloid producer known for releasing many narrative-driven works and gaining popularity, and it was published in 2011.

The song takes “Greed” from the Seven Deadly Sins series as its theme, featuring a corrupt judge as the protagonist; its worldbuilding is superb and the listen is incredibly satisfying.

“Giving in entirely to one’s own desires” describes it perfectly.

And after the song ends, the unease in your chest won’t subside for a while.

Highly recommended for fans of darker tracks.

Regret messageAkuno-P6rank/position

[Kagamine Rin] Regret Message / Regret Message [Fanmade PV]

It may or may not be connected to the tragic stories “Daughter of Evil” and “Servant of Evil”; as stated in the video description, interpretation is up to each person.

The girl placed a wish-written paper into a bottle and set it adrift into the sea.

Where will the bottle, carried by the waves, eventually wash ashore?

The Last RevolverAkuno-P7rank/position

GUMI - The Last Revolver [PV]

It’s a bittersweet, tragic breakup song told like a story, where the person you loved turns out to be the enemy.

The peaceful, happy lines woven in here and there make the sadness stand out even more.

And the suggestive sound heard at the end of the track stirs the listener’s imagination.