History VideoGame / TheIdolmasterMillionLive

* AllCGICartoon: The anime is made entirely in 3D, a first for a standard TV length [=iDOLM@STER=] anime installment.

An anime adaption of the game was announced in July 2020. It is produced by Creator/{{Shirogumi}} and premiered on 7 October 2023.

An anime adaption of the game was announced in July 2020. It is produced by Creator/{{Shirogumi}} and will air on 7 October 2023.

The game has a few manga adaptations, most notably the ''Million Live'' manga serialised in Monthly Shonen Sunday (complete with five volumes), ''Blooming Clover'' and ''Brand New Song''.

An anime adaption of the game was announced in July 2020. It is produced by Creator/{{Shirogumi}} and will air in the August of the Fall 2023 season.

An anime adaption of the game was announced in July 2020. It is produced by Shirogumi Inc. and will air in the August of the Fall 2023 season.

An anime adaption of the game has been announced in July 2020 and will air in the Fall 2023 season.

An anime adaption of the game has been announced in July 2020.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: While CERTAINLY not to the extent of Cinderella Girls, Million Live's newcomers still bring the number of 765Pro idols to a whopping 52 girls.

'''THE iDOLM@STER: Million Live!''' (アイドルマスター ミリオンライブ！ Aidorumasutaa Mirion Raibu!) is a 2013 video game by Creator/BandaiNamco and part of the ''[[Franchise/TheIdolmaster iDOLM@STER]]'' franchise, originally released on the GREE platform featuring the original cast of ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'', along with 37 brand-new idols to produce.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: While CERTAINLY not to the extent of Cinderella Girls, Million Live's newcomers still brings the number of 765Pro idols to a whopping 52 girls.

* OutOfContextEavesdropping: Kaori talks with Producer about her feelings about being an idol. Konomi overhears Kaori asking him to take responsibility for her feelings and ends up believing that Kaori fell in love with him.

** 2016: Akane-chan Maker, an IdleGame in the vein of Cookie Cliker, where the aim is to make one Akane-chan doll for every person .

* AndYourRewardIsClothes: Whenever you acquire an SSR or a PST event tier reward idol, you receive an exclusive outfit alongside the card. Furthermore, whenever you train one of these cards reaches master rank 4, you unlock a recolor of their original outfit.
* AprilFoolsDay: On April 1st 2018, there was a special one-day event titled ''The iDOLM@STER Million Lie: Fisher Days.'' This event featured a fishing minigame that played itself, with the goal being to get the scripts from each stage to unlock ''Machiuke Prince'' as a playable song. Staying in the fishing game for longer to unlock all of the achievements also unlocked titles for 765 Pro secretaries Misaki and Kotori, and there was even a leaderboard who caught the biggest stage-exclusive "fish" (ranging from blue goldfishes to ''alien spaceships'') in each stage.

* ContinuityNod: Several towards ''iM@S2''.

** One of the rewards you can receive by clearing songs are auto-live tickets. An auto live ticket does ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin; it makes the game play any live automatically when used provided you have cleared the map in question at least once already. These auto lives count towards your clear count for that song (though not towards the score or combo rewards for it, [[NoFairCheating for obvious reasons]]) and give the same event rewards you would get by playing the song manually.

* {{Cap}}: Unlike most other mobile games of its ilk, Theater Days has a hard Producer level cap that is currently maxed out at level 400. Once you reach this level, you will not gain any more stamina refills from leveling up, forcing you to rely entirely on your resources to refill stamina beyong the natural regeneration rate.

* DiscOneNuke: Shika and later Leon's SR cards, the latter of which was a former event reward that you can get for 1 Platinum Star Piece and that latter is straight-up handed to you for reading her guest commu. They come max-leveled out of the gate and can be easily ascended and brought to Star Rank 4 through playing their respective Image Songs with them in the unit, making them insanely strong early on.

* DiscOneNuke: Shika and later Leon's SR cards, the latter of which was a former event reward that you can get for 1 Platinum Star Piece and that latter is straight-up handed to you for reading her guest commu. They come max-leveled out of the gate and can be easily ascended and brought to Star Rank 4 through playing their respective Image Songs, making them insanely strong early on.

'''THE iDOLM@STER: Million Live!''' (アイドルマスター ミリオンライブ！ Aidorumasutaa Mirion Raibu!) is a 2013 video game by Creator/BandaiNamco and part of VideoGame/TheIdolmaster franchise, originally released on the GREE platform featuring the original cast of The Idolm@ster, along with 37 brand-new idols to produce.

AndYourRewardIsClothes: Whenever you acquire an SSR or a PST event tier reward idol, you receive an exclusive outfit alongside the card. Furthermore, whenever you train one of these cards reaches master rank 4, you unlock a recolor of their original outfit.
* {{Blog}}: An in-universe example. Each of the 52 idols keeps their own blog which they occasionally update (usually corresponding to acquiring on of their SSRs, being featured in an event, or upon clearing their main communication story for the first time) that you can leace a "like" on.

RhythmGame: Theater Days turned Million Live into one of these.

AntiFrustrationFeatures:
* One of the rewards you can receive by clearing songs are auto-live tickets. An auto live ticket does ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin; it makes the game play any live automatically when used provided you have cleared the map in question at least once already. These auto lives count towards your clear count for that song (though not towards the score or combo rewards for it, [[NoFairCheating for obvious reasons]]) and give the same event rewards you would get by playing the song manually.
* Additionally, if you need to spend your stamina, but simply don't have the time or tickets to auto-live, there's also Oshigoto (Work) mode, where you can spend you stamina to start a communication with a random idol. Rewards vary depend on the type of Communication you get, but are generally lower than playing a live. However, it is by far the fastest way to accumulate event tokens, so expect to be using Oshigoto a lot if aiming for the highest tiers.

{{Blog}}: An in-universe example. Each of the 52 idols keeps their own blog which they occasionally update (usually corresponding to acquiring on of their SSRs, being featured in an event, or upon clearing their main communication story for the first time) that you can leace a "like" on.
{{Cap}}: Unlike most other mobile games of its ilk, Theater Days has a hard Producer level cap that is currently maxed out at level 400. Once you reach this level, you will not gain any more stamina refills from leveling up, forcing you to rely entirely on your resources to refill stamina beyong the natural regeneration rate.

* One of the rewards you can receive by clearing songs are auto-live tickets. An auto live ticket does ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin; it makes the game play any live automatically when used provided you have cleared the map in question at least once already. These auto lives count towards your clear count for that song (though not towards the score or combo rewards for it, [[NoFairCheating]]for obvious reasons]]) and give the same event rewards you would get by playing the song manually.

In June 29th 2017, a sequel to the GREE game called '''THE iDOLM@STER: Million Live! Theater Days''' was released, which added RhythmGame elements and full 3D graphics to the Million Live franchise along with two new idols to produce. The release of Theater Days eventually led to the shutdown of the original GREE game on March 18th, 2018, leaving Theater Days as the only entry in Million Live that is currently online.

* One of the rewards you can receive by clearing songs are auto-live tickets, which do ExactlyWhatTheySayOnTheTin; it makes the game play any beatmap automatically when used provided you have cleared the map in question at least once already. These auto lives count towards your clear count for that song (though not towards the score or combo rewards for it, [[NoFairCheating]]for obvious reasons]]) and give the same event rewards you would get by playing the song manually.
* Additionally, if you need to spend your stamina, but simply don't have the time or tickets to auto-live, there's also Oshigoto mode, where you can spend you stamina to start a communication with a random idol. Rewards vary depend on the type of Communication you get, but are generally lower than playing a live. However, it is by far the fastest way to accumulate event tokens so expect to be using Oshigoto a lot if aiming for the highest tiers.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: While CERTAINLY not to the extent of Cinderella Girls, Million Live's newcomers still brings the number of 765Pro idols to a whopping 50 girls.

{{Cap}}: Unlike most other mobile games of its Ilk, Theater Days has a hard Producer level cap that is currently maxed out at level 400. Once you reach this level, you will not gain any more stamina refills from leveling up, forcing you to rely entirely on your resources to refill stamina beyong the natural regeneration rate.