Kagamine Lenka is the genderswap based on official Vocaloid Kagamine Len. The "-ka" is appended to create a feminine version of Len's name.
Design
Lenka's design is very similar to the original Kagamine's. She is distinguished from Kagamine Rin by the long hair tied in a ponytail and lack of hairclips. Her hair is portrayed as waist-length. The most common and popular clothes for her is a sailor shirt similar to Len's shirt that has short sleeves and coupled with detached sleeves, although sometimes she doesn't have the detached sleeves. She also has a black skirt with a yellow lining. Her number 02 is commonly on the left upper arm, which is Rin and Len's series number.
Personality and Traits
Lenka doesn't have a defined personality due to being an open source character. However, she's usually put like the innocent, shy, and quiet type. It's also unclear what her height and weight is. But like Rin, she's usually put as shorter than Rinto as Rin is shorter than Len at times.
Biography
Lenka is possible when pitching up Len's voice. Due to lack of info, it's unclear where she first came from. An upload on Piapro in 2008 is tagged as being Lenka, however, there is no distinguishing features. The fact that Len and Rin have genderswaps is considered ironic to some since it is believed that the Kagamine's are mirror images of themselves, making the idea for a genderswap redundant.
Relationships
Lenka's depiction varies; she can be put as Len or Rin's twin, older sister, or younger sister. She's even put as Rinto's younger sibling or twin. Which results in both suffer from the same doubt problem as Len and Rin; half of their fans see them as a couple, and the other sees them as twins.
Trivia
arrow No one knows who first made Lenka.
arrow Lenka is a considered pitchloid, but sometimes has an actual voice configuration.
arrow The names Rinya (リンヤ) and Lenko (レンコ) has also been seen, but both are not as frequently used as Lenka.
arrow Lenka can be confused as an older Rin, if depicted with a headband ribbon and hair clips.
