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nizima ACTION!!

nizima ACTION!! is a free browser-based video editor from Live2D that now integrates VOICEVOX text-to-speech and a growing roster of official Live2D sample models from the Tohoku Zunko and Zundamon Project, including Zundamon, Shikoku Metan, and Ankomon. A desktop version with offline startup and local saving is planned.

Synthesized from 2 Yomimono stories · updated Aug 4

Live2D's free browser-based video editor nizima ACTION!! has expanded twice in 2026, each update adding tools for creating voiced videos with Live2D models. In May, the editor gained the Subtitles and Speech Synthesis feature, integrating the text-to-speech system VOICEVOX. Users can generate character voices by typing text, adjust speech speed, pitch, volume, and intonation, and add the audio to the timeline with one click. The same update added a Live2D model of Zundamon to the asset library, illustrated by Ahiru Sakamoto, with lip-sync support for VOICEVOX, preset motions and expressions, hand tracking, and compatibility with tracking apps like nizima LIVE and VTube Studio.

In July, Live2D released models of Shikoku Metan and Ankomon, also illustrated by Sakamoto Ahiru, bringing the editor's official sample models to five characters from the Tohoku Zunko and Zundamon Project. Each new model includes over 50 facial expressions and motions, supports hand tracking, and can be driven in real time through tracking apps. The models are available as sample assets in the material collection and are also distributed free on the project's official site. Live2D plans to add models for Tohoku Zunko, Tohoku Kiritan, and Tohoku Itako, the Tohoku Three Sisters, also illustrated by Sakamoto Ahiru.

Both updates emphasize the editor's role as a one-stop tool for VOICEVOX-based video creation, with lip-sync and voice generation happening entirely in the browser. Users must comply with each character's terms of use and include credit notation, such as "VOICEVOX: Shikoku Metan." The beta version is free with a nizima account. Live2D is developing a desktop version with offline startup and local saving, as well as collaborative editing, drawing, and user template distribution features.

Key facts

Editor name and status
nizima ACTION!! is a free browser-based video editor from Live2D, currently in beta.
VOICEVOX integration
The Subtitles and Speech Synthesis feature integrates VOICEVOX text-to-speech, allowing users to generate character voices and sync them with model lip movements.
Zundamon model added
A Live2D model of Zundamon, illustrated by Ahiru Sakamoto, was added to the asset library in May 2026.
Shikoku Metan and Ankomon models added
Live2D released models of Shikoku Metan and Ankomon on July 28, 2026, illustrated by Sakamoto Ahiru.
Model features
Each new model includes over 50 facial expressions and motions, supports hand tracking, and can be driven in real time through tracking apps such as nizima LIVE and VTube Studio.
Planned models
Live2D plans to add models for Tohoku Zunko, Tohoku Kiritan, and Tohoku Itako, also illustrated by Sakamoto Ahiru.
Desktop version planned
Live2D plans to release a desktop version with offline startup and local saving.
Credit requirement
Users must comply with each character's terms of use and include credit notation, such as "VOICEVOX: Shikoku Metan."

Timeline

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Facts

Announced
major update adding Subtitles and Speech Synthesis feature with VOICEVOX integration · 2026-05-27

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  • Confirmed major update adding Subtitles and Speech Synthesis feature with VOICEVOX integration May 31 · source
  • Confirmed live2d produces nizima action May 28 · source

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Aug 4

Live2D Adds Shikoku Metan and Ankomon Models to nizima ACTION!!

Live2D Inc. released new Live2D models of Shikoku Metan and Ankomon for its free online video editor nizima ACTION!! on July 28, 2026. The models, illustrated by Sakamoto Ahiru, follow the Zundamon model added in May of the same year. Each model includes over 50 facial expressions and motions, supports hand tracking, and can be driven in real time through tracking apps such as nizima LIVE and VTube Studio. The editor also integrates with the text-to-speech software VOICEVOX, allowing users to generate character voices and sync them with the models' lip movements entirely within the browser-based tool. The models are available as sample assets in the material collection and are also distributed free on the Tohoku Zunko and Zundamon Project's official site. Live2D plans to add models for Tohoku Zunko, Tohoku Kiritan, and Tohoku Itako, collectively known as the Tohoku Three Sisters, also illustrated by Sakamoto Ahiru. Users must comply with each character's terms of use and include credit notation, such as "VOICEVOX: Shikoku Metan."

May 27

Live2D's Nizima Action Editor Adds VOICEVOX and Zundamon Model

Live2D announced on May 27 a major update to its free browser-based video editor nizima ACTION!! β. The new Subtitles and Speech Synthesis feature now integrates the text-to-speech system VOICEVOX, allowing users to generate character voices including Zundamon by inputting text. Users can adjust speech speed, pitch, volume, and intonation, and add the audio to the timeline with one click. The update also includes a Live2D model of Zundamon illustrated by Ahiru Sakamoto in the asset library. The model supports lip-sync with VOICEVOX, preset motions and expressions, hand tracking, and can connect with tracking apps like nizima LIVE and VTube Studio. Eight other Live2D models from the Tohoku Zunko and Zundamon Project shop, including Tohoku Zunko, Tohoku Kiritan, and Shikoku Metan, were also added. VOICEVOX currently supports 37 characters, with usage requiring compliance with each character's terms and credit attribution. Live2D plans to release a desktop version with offline startup and local saving, and is developing collaborative editing, drawing, and user template distribution features. The beta version is free with a nizima account.