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** The main girl having to slowly recruit most of the main cast members except the obligatory StudentCouncilPresident one by one over the course of several episodes. ''ALL STARS'' does this but at an extremely accelerated pace.
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** The main girl having to slowly recruit most of the main cast members except the obligatory StudentCouncilPresident one by one over the course of several episodes. ''ALL STARS'' does this but at an extremely accelerated pace. ''Yohane the Parhelion'', despite not being a standard ''Love Live!'' story, still winds up doing this anyway (with Yohane taking the place of leader).
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** "Musubu" for ''Superstar!!'', meaning "to tie together, bond, connect", as well as the related "te wo tsunagu/holding hands". It provides the "lier (from French)" in Liella!, the "Yui" in Yuigaoka, and is present in many of their song lyrics and choreographies, such as the star formed at the end of "Mirai no Oto ga Kikoeru". The different kinds of bonds between the characters is one of the major focuses in the story.
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* BilingualBonus: In addition to Lanzhu and Keke speaking Chinese in their respective anime, streams with Akina Homoto and Liyuu together typically have the two converse entirely in Mandarin.
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* BilingualBonus: In addition to Lanzhu and Keke speaking Chinese in their respective anime, streams a couple of special livestreams with Akina Homoto and Liyuu together typically have were produced where the two converse entirely in Mandarin.
** From ''Link! Like! Love Live!!'': Rurino and Megumi.
** ''Yohane the Parhelion'' has one of its own: [[spoiler:Dia and Ruby's father]].
** In ''Superstar!!'', it's [[spoiler:the threat of Keke having to go back home if they don't win the competition]]. This indirectly leads to the major drama in Season 1, and is addressed directly in the one in Season 2.
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* ProperTightsWithASkirt: Hanayo, Hanamaru, Karin, Kanon (at least, initially) and Kinako sport this style. In Karin's case at least, it helps bring attention to her shapely figure.
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* ProperTightsWithASkirt: Hanayo, Hanamaru, Karin, Kanon (at least, initially) initially), Kinako, and Kinako Tsuzuri sport this style. In Karin's case at least, it helps bring attention to her shapely figure.
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* VerbalTic: Rin Hoshizora and Hamamaru Kunikida: "nya" and "zura" respectively.
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* VerbalTic: Rin Hoshizora and Hamamaru Hanamaru Kunikida: "nya" and "zura" respectively.
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* ''[[https://youtu.be/3p7__uAHhdQ?si=-ff7508z9dt850yd Ijigen☆♥BIGBANG]]'' (November 2023): The theme song for the [[MassiveMultiplayerCrossover Ijigen Fes IDOLM@STER★♥Love Live! Uta Gassen concert]] featuring Chika Takami, Ayumu Uehara, Kanon Shibuya and Kaho Hinoshita as the franchise representatives, and Uzuki Shimamura, Shizuka Mogami and Kogane Tsukioka as Franchise/TheIdolmaster representatives.
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*** As more members are added, the franchise has made an effort to distinguish common colors; the latter three of the above are specifically Mikan, Super Orange, and Marigold. However, this does get stretched for heavily-used colors, especially [[PinkMeansFeminine pink]]; the last two of which are [[ShapedLikeItself OniNattsu Pink]] for Natsumi Onitsuka and [[ShapedLikeItself Ruri Pink]] for Rurino Osawa.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: Very common with many characters having an identifying catchphrase if they don't have a VerbalTic like Rin and Hanamaru. Nico's "Nico nico nii!" is the most famous of these.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: CharacterCatchphrase: Very common with many characters having an identifying catchphrase if they don't have a VerbalTic like Rin and Hanamaru. Nico's "Nico nico nii!" is the most famous of these.
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* OnceASeason: The franchise has several recurring events/tropes, including:
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* OnceASeason: The franchise has several recurring events/tropes, including:Notably, ''Link! Like! Love Live!'' [[BreakingOldTrends subverts most, if not all of these.]]
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** The "Ijigen Fes iDOLM@STER x Love Live! Uta Gassen" concert will feature 8 groups from across the two major idol franchises (even including the Love Live Musical cast as guests) for a total of 83 named performers.
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** The "Ijigen Fes iDOLM@STER x Love Live! Uta Gassen" concert will feature 8 groups from across the two major idol franchises (even including the Love Live Musical cast as guests) for a total of 83 118 named performers.performers over two days.
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* NonIdleRich: Maki, Mari, and Lanzhu have a large amount of wealth at their disposal for various reasons. How much they actually use or display their wealth varies as well, but that doesn't deviate from the fact that they all operate as school idols for fun:
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* NonIdleRich: Maki, Mari, Lanzhu, and Lanzhu Kozue have a large amount of wealth at their disposal for various reasons. How much they actually use or display their wealth varies as well, but that doesn't deviate from the fact that they all operate as school idols for fun:
** Kozue's family wealth doesn't come up much at all, due to everyone boarding at the school, and it's their musical background that is the aspect that's most brought up. Nonetheless, she provides the obligatory opulent vacation home for the group to have their beach episode at.
*** Liella's subunits break the above pattern, though. While KALEIDOSCORE could be argued to lean towards Pure, all three groups could be considered Cool types in their own ways: KALEIDOSCORE self-styles as "cool beauties", [=CatChu!=] has really powerful vocals (especially in Alternate), and 5yncri5e! has the innate coolness of being a dance-focused unit.
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* TokenRichStudent: As stated under NonIdleRich, each group has one, two of them also being a TokenMinority. μ's has Maki, Aqours has Mari, and Nijigasaki has Lanzhu.
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* TokenRichStudent: As stated under NonIdleRich, each group has one, two of them also being a TokenMinority. μ's has Maki, Aqours has Mari, and Nijigasaki has Lanzhu.Lanzhu, and Hasunosora has Kozue.
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* ArtifactTitle: The original group of nine (characters and their respective voice actresses) was initially introduced by the name "Love Live" and the first single, "Bokura no LIVE Kimi to no LIFE", was also released under that name. Following an invitation in the November 2010 issue of Dengeki G's magazine for readers to submit suggestions for the name of the group, and a poll in the December 2010 issue, they became known as "µ's". After that point, "Love Live" appeared to have no particular significance aside from being the name of the franchise. However, the anime then re-introduced it as the name of the school idol competition which serves as a plot point for both seasons.
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* ArtifactTitle: The original group of nine (characters and their respective voice actresses) was initially introduced by the name "Love Live" and the first single, "Bokura no LIVE Kimi to no LIFE", was also released under that name. Following an invitation in the November 2010 issue of Dengeki G's magazine for readers to submit suggestions for the name of the group, and a poll in the December 2010 issue, they became known as "µ's". After that point, "Love Live" appeared to have no particular significance aside from being the name of the franchise. However, the anime then re-introduced it as the name of the school idol competition which serves as a an overarching plot point device for both seasons.most of the franchise (except ''Nijigasaki'').
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** Though Kaho is the protagonist for Hasunosora, TheLeader is Kozue. She's the Levelheaded type, being the most organized and responsible of the group, especially in comparison to the other second-years.
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** The "Ijigen Fes iDOLM@STER x Love Live! Uta Gassen" concert will feature 8 groups from across the two major idol franchises (even including the Love Live Musical cast as guests) for a total of 83 named performers.
** A second "Love Live! Series Presents" concert, "Unit Koshien 2024", will feature the sub-units of all four active groups, plus rival groups Saint Snow and Sunny Passion. Going by the name, this could be in a tournament format.
** A second "Love Live! Series Presents" concert, "Unit Koshien 2024", will feature the sub-units of all four active groups, plus rival groups Saint Snow and Sunny Passion. Going by the name, this could be in a tournament format.
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** Surprisingly, the franchise has a whole generally tends to avert this, taking care to avoid unnecessary fanservice outside of the requisite BeachEpisode. The Nijigasaki High School Idol Club is notably less conservative in this department compared to μ's and Aqours, even designating Karin as the group's MsFanservice.
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** Surprisingly, the franchise has a whole generally tends to avert this, taking care to avoid unnecessary fanservice outside of the requisite BeachEpisode. The Nijigasaki High School Idol Club is notably less conservative in this department compared to μ's and Aqours, even designating Karin as the group's MsFanservice.MsFanservice (although her Ms. Fanservice role is downplayed in the anime). The manga features much more fanservice than any other work in the franchise, contrasting the mostly tame anime and games.
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* FictionalFlag: The Love Live victory flag appears in multiple series and features the text "Love Live Victory" on a red background with gold laurels, an ornate gold pattern, a red ribbon, and a gold fringe.
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* ChromosomeCasting: Male characters in the franchise are ''extremely'' rare. The only male with any notable screentime is Cotaro, Nico's younger brother; any other male that appears is both TheVoiceless and has their face obscured by the camera. There are no male cast members whatsoever as well.
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* ChromosomeCasting: Male characters Pretty much every character of note in the franchise is female, and male characters are ''extremely'' rare. The only male character with any notable screentime is Cotaro, Nico's younger brother; any other male character that appears is both TheVoiceless TheVoiceless, and is either a background character or has their his face obscured by the camera. There are no male cast members whatsoever as well.
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* [[index]]''VideoGame/LinkLikeLoveLive'' (May 2023[[labelnote:*]]Early Access launch in April 2023[[/labelnote]] - Present)[[/index]]: A mobile game and communication app focused on the franchise's fourth major unit, the Hasunosora Girls High School Idol Club. Kaho Hinoshita, a 1st year attending Hasunosora Girls' High School in Ishikawa, Kanazawa, discovers that high school life away from urban amenities isn't what it's cracked up to be. However, her life soon finds itself upended when she discovers the Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club, leading her to becoming a school idol to find her own journey to bloom.
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* [[index]]''VideoGame/LinkLikeLoveLive'' (May 2023[[labelnote:*]]Early Access launch in April 2023[[/labelnote]] - Present)[[/index]]: A mobile game and communication app focused on the franchise's fourth fifth major unit, the Hasunosora Girls High School Idol Club. Kaho Hinoshita, a 1st year attending Hasunosora Girls' High School in Ishikawa, Kanazawa, discovers that high school life away from urban amenities isn't what it's cracked up to be. However, her life soon finds itself upended when she discovers the Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club, leading her to becoming a school idol to find her own journey to bloom.
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** There is also ''ALL STARS'' canon, which consists solely of the ''School idol festival ALL STARS'' video game and is the debut media for the Nijigasaki High School Idol Club. Unlike the other video games, ''ALL STARS'' is treated as a "major" canon by official media and borrows heavily from the anime series. ''ALL STARS'' was eventually spun off into...
** ''Nijigasaki High School Idol Club'' is an anime that stars the titular group. It's an entirely separate canon from Nijigasaki's source material that [[AdaptationDeviation heavily rewrites the characters and the plot]], but there is no clear connection to the other anime series.
** ''Nijigasaki High School Idol Club'' is an anime that stars the titular group. It's an entirely separate canon from Nijigasaki's source material that [[AdaptationDeviation heavily rewrites the characters and the plot]], but there is no clear connection to the other anime series.
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** There is also ''ALL STARS'' canon, which consists solely of the ''School idol festival ALL STARS'' video game and is the debut media for the Nijigasaki High School Idol Club. Unlike the other video games, ''ALL STARS'' is treated as a "major" canon by official media and borrows heavily from the anime series. This continuity is now defunct due to the shutdown of ''ALL STARS'' was eventually spun off into...
STARS''.
** ''Nijigasaki High School Idol Club'' is an anime that stars the titular group. It's an entirely separate canon from Nijigasaki's source material that [[AdaptationDeviation heavily rewrites the characters and the plot]], but there is no clear connection to the other anime series. This medium has become the main continuity for the Nijigasaki cast due to the cancellation of their source material.
** ''Nijigasaki High School Idol Club'' is an anime that stars the titular group. It's an entirely separate canon from Nijigasaki's source material that [[AdaptationDeviation heavily rewrites the characters and the plot]], but there is no clear connection to the other anime series. This medium has become the main continuity for the Nijigasaki cast due to the cancellation of their source material.
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* ''[[https://youtu.be/nXygqp0q6W4 Walking Dream]]'' (October 2023): Ayumu Uehara's 7th single, from Nijigasaki's 5th album "Fly with You!!"
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* [[index]]''VideoGame/LinkLikeLoveLive'' (May 2023[[labelnote:*]]Early Access launch in April 2023[[/labelnote]] - Present)[[/index]]: A mobile game and communication app. Kaho Hinoshita, a 1st year attending Hasunosora Girls' High School in Ishikawa, Kanazawa, discovers that high school life away from urban amenities isn't what it's cracked up to be. However, her life soon finds itself upended when she discovers the Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club, leading her to becoming a school idol to find her own journey to bloom.
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* [[index]]''VideoGame/LinkLikeLoveLive'' (May 2023[[labelnote:*]]Early Access launch in April 2023[[/labelnote]] - Present)[[/index]]: A mobile game and communication app.app focused on the franchise's fourth major unit, the Hasunosora Girls High School Idol Club. Kaho Hinoshita, a 1st year attending Hasunosora Girls' High School in Ishikawa, Kanazawa, discovers that high school life away from urban amenities isn't what it's cracked up to be. However, her life soon finds itself upended when she discovers the Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club, leading her to becoming a school idol to find her own journey to bloom.
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* ''Yohane the Parhelion -NUMAZU in the MIRAGE-'' (2024): A {{Roguelike}} DeckbuildingGame also based on the aforementioned series.
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* ''Yohane the Parhelion -NUMAZU in the MIRAGE-'' ''VideoGame/YohaneTheParhelionNumazuInTheMirage'' (2024): A {{Roguelike}} DeckbuildingGame also based on the aforementioned series.
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* ''Yohane the Parhelion -NUMAZU in the MIRAGE-'' (2024): A {{Roguelike}} DeckbuildingGame also based on the aforementioned series.
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** Aqours is set to receive received a collaboration song with the virtual idol ''Music/HatsuneMiku''. In May 2022, a fully animated preview of the song, which is titled "BANZAI! digital trippers" was produced by famous Vocaloid producer Mitchie-M, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8Al42dYh0I was released on [=YouTube=]]].
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** Aqours is set to receive received a collaboration song with the virtual idol ''Music/HatsuneMiku''. In May 2022, a fully animated preview of the song, which is titled "BANZAI! digital trippers" was produced by famous Vocaloid producer Mitchie-M, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8Al42dYh0I was released on [=YouTube=]]].
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** In 2023, the franchise held one of its biggest crossovers ever with rival idol franchise ''Franchise/TheIdolmaster'' in the form of a live concert in December 2023. The concert featured girls from three different video games and all four active ''Love Live!'' units performing, including the cast of ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterShinyColors'', ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive'', ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterCinderellaStage'', Aqours, the Nijigasaki High School Idol Club, Liella!, and the Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club.
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** In 2023, the franchise held one of its biggest crossovers ever with rival idol franchise ''Franchise/TheIdolmaster'' in the form of a live concert in December 2023. The concert featured girls from three different video games and all four active ''Love Live!'' units performing, including the cast of ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterShinyColors'', ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive'', ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterCinderellaStage'', ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterCinderellaGirls'', Aqours, the Nijigasaki High School Idol Club, Liella!, and the Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club.
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** In 2023, the franchise held one of its biggest crossovers ever with rival idol franchise ''Franchise/TheIdolmaster'' in the form of a live concert in December 2023. The concert featured girls from three different video games and all four active ''Love Live!'' units performing, including the cast of ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterShinyColors'', ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterMillionLive'', ''VideoGame/TheIdolmasterCinderellaStage'', Aqours, the Nijigasaki High School Idol Club, Liella!, and the Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club.
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** Kasumi loves bread; one of her ''ALL STARS'' cards depicts her holding bags full of bread, she bakes bread as a hobby and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers uses some of them to prank the other members.]]
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** Kasumi loves bread; one of her ''ALL STARS'' cards depicts her holding bags full of bread, she bakes bread as a hobby and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers [[ThePrankster uses some of them to prank the other members.]]
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** ''Anime/YohaneTheParhelionSunshineInTheMirror'' (June 2023 - Present): An animated adaptation of the manga of the same name, originally announced on AprilFoolsDay. Set in an AlternateUniverse counterpart of Numazu, the series follows the adventures of the mystical Yohane and her colorful friends.
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** ''Anime/YohaneTheParhelionSunshineInTheMirror'' (June 2023 - Present): An animated adaptation of anime inspired by the manga illustration series of the same name, name from Dengeki G's Magazine, originally announced on AprilFoolsDay. Set in an AlternateUniverse counterpart of Numazu, the series follows the adventures of the mystical Yohane and Yohane, a young fortuneteller, as she seeks to fulfill her colorful friends.dreams of stardom alongside her companion Lailaps.
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** ''Anime/YohaneTheParhelionSunshineInTheMirror'' (2023): An animated adaptation of the manga of the same name, originally announced on AprilFoolsDay. Set in an AlternateUniverse counterpart of Numazu, the series follows the adventures of the mystical Yohane and her colorful friends.
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** ''Anime/YohaneTheParhelionSunshineInTheMirror'' (2023): (June 2023 - Present): An animated adaptation of the manga of the same name, originally announced on AprilFoolsDay. Set in an AlternateUniverse counterpart of Numazu, the series follows the adventures of the mystical Yohane and her colorful friends.
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** ''Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club NEXT SKY'' (2023): An OriginalVideoAnimation sequel to the anime series, set to premiere in Japanese theaters on June 23, 2023. After spending two weeks studying abroad in London, Ayumu returns to Nijigasaki with a new face in tow: Aira, a foreign student who longs to become a school idol. Taking Aira under their wing, Shioriko and the Nijigasaki school idols work together with Aira to bring her dreams into fruition.
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** ''Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club NEXT SKY'' (2023): (June 2023): An OriginalVideoAnimation sequel to the anime series, set to premiere in Japanese theaters on June 23, 2023. After spending two weeks studying abroad in London, Ayumu returns to Nijigasaki with a new face in tow: Aira, a foreign student who longs to become a school idol. Taking Aira under their wing, Shioriko and the Nijigasaki school idols work together with Aira to bring her dreams into fruition.
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* [[index]]''VideoGame/LinkLikeLoveLive'' (May 2023[[labelnote:*]]Early Access launch in April 2023[[/labelnote]])[[/index]]: 2023[[/labelnote]] - Present)[[/index]]: A mobile game and communication app. Kaho Hinoshita, a 1st year attending Hasunosora Girls' High School in Ishikawa, Kanazawa, discovers that high school life away from urban amenities isn't what it's cracked up to be. However, her life soon finds itself upended when she discovers the Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club, leading her to becoming a school idol to find her own journey to bloom.
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A second series called ''Love Live! Sunshine!! (ラブライブ! サンシャイン!!)'' started in 2015. It focuses on "Aqours" (pronounced "aqua"), a new school idol group from the remote seaside town of Uchiura, as they try to find their own radiance. In 2023, the cast will reprise their roles in an alternate universe animated television series of a SpinOff manga, ''Genjitsu no Yohane -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-'', with ''Sunshine's'' BreakoutCharacter Yohane (otherwise known as Yoshiko Tsushima in the original) front and center as the main character.
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A second series called ''Love Live! Sunshine!! (ラブライブ! サンシャイン!!)'' started in 2015. It focuses on "Aqours" (pronounced "aqua"), a new school idol group from the remote seaside town of Uchiura, as they try to find their own radiance. In 2023, the cast will reprise their roles in an alternate universe animated television series of a SpinOff manga, ''Genjitsu no Yohane ''Yohane the Parhelion -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-'', with ''Sunshine's'' BreakoutCharacter Yohane (otherwise known as Yoshiko Tsushima in the original) front and center as the main character.
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** ''Anime/GenjitsuNoYohaneSunshineInTheMirror'' ''Anime/YohaneTheParhelionSunshineInTheMirror'' (2023): An animated adaptation of the manga of the same name, originally announced on AprilFoolsDay. Set in an AlternateUniverse counterpart of Numazu, the series follows the adventures of the mystical Yohane and her colorful friends.
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* [[index]]''VideoGame/YohaneTheParhelionBlazeInTheDeepblue''[[/index]] (November 2023): A {{Metroidvania}} based on ''Genjitsu no Yohane -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-'', also originally announced on April Fools' Day.
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* [[index]]''VideoGame/YohaneTheParhelionBlazeInTheDeepblue''[[/index]] (November 2023): A {{Metroidvania}} based on ''Genjitsu no Yohane ''Yohane the Parhelion -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-'', also originally announced on April Fools' Day.
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* ''[[Manga/GenjitsuNoYohane Genjitsu no Yohane -Unpolarized Reflexion-]]'' (February 2022): The manga adaptation of the ''Genjitsu no Yohane -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-'' illustration series starring Yohane, set in a {{Fantasy}} AlternateUniverse version of Numazu.
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* ''[[Manga/GenjitsuNoYohane Genjitsu no Yohane -Unpolarized Reflexion-]]'' (February 2022): The manga adaptation of the ''Genjitsu no Yohane ''Yohane the Parhelion -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-'' illustration series starring Yohane, set in a {{Fantasy}} AlternateUniverse version of Numazu.
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** In 2022, the [=YouTube=] videos posted were "Ren-chan", a six-minute Liella! short, and an anime teaser based on "Genjitsu no Yohane -Sunshine in the Mirror-" (the latter, from the Love Live! Days magazine, got confirmed months later). There was also [[https://www.lovelive-anime.jp/news/01_367.html promo material]] featuring Setsuna who's starring in "Guren no Kenki" (with the AlternateCharacterReading of "Flame Sword Princess").
** For 2023, the main events were [[https://youtu.be/FDiQs7jd1fs a trailer]] for a ''Genjitsu no Yohane'' video game adaptation and a promotional art parodying the cover art of ''Literature/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime''. The Aqours CLUB fansite was also replaced by "Aqours CRAB 2023". The real-life THE Chara CAFÈ STAND also added limited time items, including a "super-sized" Nijigasaki menu and a "Oninatsu Takoyaki Smoothie".
** For 2023, the main events were [[https://youtu.be/FDiQs7jd1fs a trailer]] for a ''Genjitsu no Yohane'' video game adaptation and a promotional art parodying the cover art of ''Literature/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime''. The Aqours CLUB fansite was also replaced by "Aqours CRAB 2023". The real-life THE Chara CAFÈ STAND also added limited time items, including a "super-sized" Nijigasaki menu and a "Oninatsu Takoyaki Smoothie".
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** In 2022, the [=YouTube=] videos posted were "Ren-chan", a six-minute Liella! short, and an anime teaser based on "Genjitsu no Yohane -Sunshine ''Yohane the Parhelion -SUNSHINE in the Mirror-" MIRROR-'' (the latter, from the Love Live! Days magazine, got confirmed months later). There was also [[https://www.lovelive-anime.jp/news/01_367.html promo material]] featuring Setsuna who's starring in "Guren no Kenki" (with the AlternateCharacterReading of "Flame Sword Princess").
** For 2023, the main events were [[https://youtu.be/FDiQs7jd1fs a trailer]] for a''Genjitsu no Yohane'' ''Yohane the Parhelion'' video game adaptation (later revealed to be ''VideoGame/YohaneTheParhelionBlazeInTheDeepblue'') and a promotional art parodying the cover art of ''Literature/ThatTimeIGotReincarnatedAsASlime''. The Aqours CLUB fansite was also replaced by "Aqours CRAB 2023". The real-life THE Chara CAFÈ STAND also added limited time items, including a "super-sized" Nijigasaki menu and a "Oninatsu Takoyaki Smoothie".
** For 2023, the main events were [[https://youtu.be/FDiQs7jd1fs a trailer]] for a
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** Yoshiko Tsushima of Aqours became this when ''Genjitsu no Yohane'', a SpinOff series with her as the main character, was announced as a multimedia project under the ''Love Live'' series.
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** Yoshiko Tsushima of Aqours became this when ''Genjitsu no Yohane'', ''Yohane the Parhelion'', a SpinOff series with her as the main character, was announced as a multimedia project under the ''Love Live'' series.
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** From ''Genjitsu no Yohane'': Yohane and Hanamaru, which was carried over from ''Sunshine''.
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** From ''Genjitsu no Yohane'': ''Yohane the Parhelion'': Yohane and Hanamaru, which was carried over from ''Sunshine''.
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** ''[[Anime/GenjitsuNoYohaneSunshineInTheMirror Genjitsu no Yohane -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-]]'' (2023): An animated adaptation of the manga of the same name, originally announced on AprilFoolsDay. Set in an AlternateUniverse counterpart of Numazu, the series follows the adventures of the mystical Yohane and her colorful friends.
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** ''[[Anime/GenjitsuNoYohaneSunshineInTheMirror Genjitsu no Yohane -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-]]'' ''Anime/GenjitsuNoYohaneSunshineInTheMirror'' (2023): An animated adaptation of the manga of the same name, originally announced on AprilFoolsDay. Set in an AlternateUniverse counterpart of Numazu, the series follows the adventures of the mystical Yohane and her colorful friends.
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* [[index]]''Yohane the Parhelion -BLAZE in the DEEPBLUE-''[[/index]] (November 2023): A {{Metroidvania}} based on ''Genjitsu no Yohane -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-'', also originally announced on April Fools' Day.
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* [[index]]''Yohane the Parhelion -BLAZE in the DEEPBLUE-''[[/index]] [[index]]''VideoGame/YohaneTheParhelionBlazeInTheDeepblue''[[/index]] (November 2023): A {{Metroidvania}} based on ''Genjitsu no Yohane -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-'', also originally announced on April Fools' Day.
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[[index]]* ''Yohane the Parhelion -BLAZE in the DEEPBLUE-''[[/index]] (November 2023): A {{Metroidvania}} based on ''Genjitsu no Yohane -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR-'', also originally announced on April Fools' Day.
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* TheMovie: Both anime have a movie that acts as the GrandFinale for their series: ''Love Live! The School Idol Movie'' for μ's, and ''[[OverlyLongTitle Love Live! Sunshine!! The School Idol Movie: Over the Rainbow]]'' for Aqours.
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* TheMovie: Both anime have a movie that acts as the GrandFinale for their series: ''Love Live! The School Idol Movie'' for μ's, and ''[[OverlyLongTitle Love ''Love Live! Sunshine!! The School Idol Movie: Over the Rainbow]]'' Rainbow'' for Aqours.
