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aespa's Virtual Idol Naevis Begins a New Chapter with 'Done'
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- SM Entertainment's new virtual artist, Naevis, has made her debut in the K-pop market with the release of her debut single, 'Done'.
- Utilizing CG and motion capture technology, she delivers a visually human-like experience and is characterized as a flexible character capable of transforming across various platforms.
- Leveraging AI-powered vocals and generative AI content, she is expanding into diverse fields such as games and webtoons, showcasing the potential of virtual artists.
SM Entertainment's newly unveiled virtual artist, nævis, has officially entered the K-pop scene with the recent release of her debut single, ‘Done’. Previously introduced as a supporting character within aespa's universe, nævis embarks on her own narrative with this track, signaling a leap into a new dimension.
Nævis is a flexible character, possessing the unique ability to transform across various platforms and situations. Unlike conventional virtual idols, nævis is realized through a combination of pure CG and motion capture technology, resulting in a more natural appearance. This allows for a more human-like visual experience, fostering deeper emotional connections with people.
‘Done’ notably symbolizes nævis's first step towards the real world after concluding her role in the Kwangya (æ-universe). The track stands out with its captivating and mysterious pop sound. Beyond music, nævis showcases her versatility through high-quality music videos utilizing VFX technology. She expresses herself in diverse forms, from toon styles to casual 3D designs. Nævis's adaptable character traits promise a wide range of collaborations and content expansions in the future.
Furthermore, the integration of AI voice technology and generative AI content pushes the boundaries beyond a simple virtual idol, revealing the potential for a vast IP universe. This opens the door to a wider scope of activities, encompassing games, webtoons, merchandise, and collaborations with telecommunication brands.
However, nævis's unconventional appearance has elicited mixed reactions, with some expressing a sense of discomfort at the uncanny valley effect. While appearing human-like, her distinct non-human nature has caused some to feel a degree of unease. Nevertheless, SM Entertainment remains undeterred in its exploration of the virtual artist realm, using it as a platform to explore the future of K-pop.
Source - SM Entertainment