Windows100% is a Japanese monthly magazine series published by Shinyusha. The magazine covers the latest applications and software for PC systems, as well as video games and anime-centric topics. Each issue comes with CDs full of various apps and game demos for subscribers to try. The series goes back as far as 2006.[1] Variations of this magazine also exist in Shinyusha such as Android100% for DROID smartphones and Mac100% for Apple products.
Windows100% Models[]
In July 2009, the issue released an exclusive model for MikuMikuDance in the demo CDs- Sora Amaha by ISAO. Within the next two months that followed, a new model was distributed with each issue. In December 2009, Kakomiki debuted in the magazine series with Neon[2]. Kio joined the group in February 2010 with SF-A2 miki, a model that was formerly distributed on his site but taken down due to violators. On the first anniversary of the Windows100% model series, all the models released from the July 2009 issue to the July 2010 issue have been compiled into one massive collection, dubbed the Starter Pack. Since then, there has been at least one new model per month and one starter pack per year.
First Year[]
The first year was sporadic, occasionally missing a few months. These models were re-released as part of the First MMD Starter Pack.
Month, Year | Model(s) | Creator |
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July 2009 | Sora Amaha | ISAO |
September 2009 | Sora Amaha Yukata | ISAO |
October 2009 | GUMI | ISAO |
December 2009 | Neon | Kakomiki |
January 2010 | Rio Kiyoha | ISAO |
February 2010 | SF-A2 miki | Kio |
March 2010 | Black Rock Shooter | Kakomiki |
April 2010 | Manaka Bunny, Rinko Cat, and Nene Raccoon | ISAO |
May 2010 | Aries and Aqua | Kio |
June 2010 | Hikari | ISAO |
July 2010 | Totori Helmold | ISAO |
Second Year[]
These models covered all months, unlike the first year. They were re-released through the Second Starter Pack, eleven models in all.
Month, Year | Model(s) | Creator |
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August 2010 | Iroha Nekomura (Kitty'er | ISAO |
September 2010 | Dead Master | Kakomiki |
October 2010 | Lily | Kio |
November 2010 | Iroha Nekomura | ISAO |
December 2010 | Riho | Kakomiki |
January 2011 | Sakura | Isao |
February 2011 | Hinomoto Oniko | Kio |
March 2011 | Tsukumo-tan | Kakomiki |
April 2011 | Ohana Matsumae | ISAO |
May 2011 | Kurisu Makise | Kakomiki |
June 2011 | Msyu | Kio |
June 2011 | Sora Amaha Type 150 | ISAO |
June 2011 | Sora Amaha Type LON | ISAO |
Third Year[]
This year brought two newcomers- Mamama and Saboten. Both so far have only debuted in one issue. All sixteen models are re-released through the Third Starter Pack, making it the largest MMD pack so far.
Month, Year | Model(s) | Creator |
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July 2011 | Iroha Nekomura (Magician) | Isao |
August 2011 | NOL | Kio |
September 2011 | Mai Yukishiro | Isao |
October 2011 | Clarisse | Kio |
November 2011 | Inori Yuzuhira | Kakomiki |
December 2011 | Inga | Kio |
January 2012 | pkpk, shrshr, and krkr | Kio |
February 2012 | SeeU | Mamama |
March 2012 | Yukari Yuzuki | Kio |
April 2012 | Lapis Aoki | Kakomiki |
May 2012 | Falun | Kio |
June 2012 | Beauty, Pretty, and Pochacco | Saboten |
July 2012 | Utako Uta | Kakomiki |
Fourth Year[]
This age of Windows 100% models have introduced another modeler into the family, Aun.N.
Month, Year | Model(s) | Creator |
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August 2012 | MAYU | Saboten |
September 2012 | Carol | Saboten |
October 2012 | Zunko Tohoku | Kakomiki |
November 2012 | Tomo Kane | Aun.N |
December 2012 | Neo Shiratori | Saboten |
January 2013 | Lei Kirishima | Aun.N |
February 2013 | Yokumi Kanda | Kakomiki |
March 2013 | SaraSara, KuruKuru and FurFur | Kio |
April 2013 | Momochi Minami | Kio |
May 2013 | Mirai Suenaga | Kakomiki |
June 2013 | Michiru Matsushima | Kio |
July 2013 | Frederica Irving | Saboten |
Fifth Year[]
March foresaw a re-release of Type LON Sora, originally bundled in the second starter pack, with UTAU voicebank and 3D printing data to make a figure. April has been skipped.
Month, Year | Model(s) | Creator |
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August 2013 | Racoona Sheldon | Saboten |
September 2013 | Fuko | Saboten |
October 2013 | Azuki Masaoka | Kio |
November 2013 | Matcha Kobayashi | Kio |
December 2013 | Ryuko Matoi | Kio |
January 2014 | Angela Balzac | Kakomiki |
February 2014 | Satsuki Kiryuin | Kio |
March 2014 | Sora Amaha Type LON (individual re-release) | ISAO |
May 2014 | Merli | Kio |
June 2014 | Naruko Aoba | Kakomiki |
July 2014 | Aoi and Akane Kotonoha | Kio |
Sixth Year[]
After no models being released for three months, the Windows100% DVD's were back with a new model starting in November 2014.
Month, Year | Model(s) | Creator |
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November 2014 | Kokomi Shiina | Saboten |
December 2014 | Chloé Lemaire | Saboten |
January 2015 | Dreamcast, Sega Saturn, and Mega Drive | Kio |
February 2015 | Leopard Doronjo | Kakomiki |
March 2015 | Fumio Murakami | Saboten |
April 2015 | Akane Sakurai | Saboten |
May 2015 | Erena Mochizuki | Saboten |
June 2015 | Angela Balzac (Adult) | Kakomiki |
Seventh year[]
New Modelers: KLOKAR and Fuchinkubo
Month, Year | Model(s) | Creator |
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July 2015 | Yukari Yuzuki Onn and Lin | Kio |
December 2015 | Sachiko | Kakomiki |
January 2016 | Claudia Madobe | Kio |
February 2016 | Chojyuugiga | KLOKAR |
March 2016 | Fukase | Fuchinkubo |
March 2016 | Mayu (Re-Release) | Saboten |
MikuMikuDance Master Pack DX[]
Released in September 2013, MikuMikuDance Master Pack DX includes 22 selected models from the three starter packs and those up to the October 2013 issue of Windows 100%. The pack also includes more MikuMikuEffects.
Model Policy[]
Given the commercial nature of these models, their rules are slightly different from normal models. For instance, the character must remain the same mainly because some, like Neon and Totori, are created to promote video games, visual novels, anime, or businesses. As such, edits cannot be given out to the public. These models can only be obtained in the CDs that come with the magazine, requiring purchase. Re-selling the models, whether through e-points or solid cash, can cause legal issues to arise.
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