History VideoGame / LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestivalAllStars

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The game features all the school idols from μ's, Aqours, and the Nijigasaki High School Idol Club.

** Beginner Live Songs consume 10 LP for fewer rewards, however it is useful for obtaining Gold Titles for ''each'' member, sub-unit and group that require ''5,000 plays without using skip tickets'' or conserving your Exp if you're nearing to your [[LevelUpFillUp next rank]] before the Event starts.

** Eventually {{subverted|Trope}} for the character-specific {{Insert Song}}s from the Nijigasaki anime's first season. Originally playable for a limited time in 2020-21, they were readded permanently on April 30, 2022.

* JigglePhysics: Although extremely subdued, it's possible to notice with certain animations or outfits. The most obvious instance is in Karin's solo song "Starlight", which [[MaleGaze exploits this at one point.]]

** Beginner Live Songs consume 10 LP for fewer rewards, however it becomes handful for obtaining Gold Titles for ''each'' member, sub-unit and group that require ''5,000 plays without using skip tickets'' as well as to clear certain goals.

** The {{Insert Song}}s from [[Anime/LoveLiveNijigasakiHighSchoolIdolClub Nijigasaki anime]] (except for the OP and ED theme) were only playable in Live mode for a limited time. Played with, as they may show up in Dream Live Parades.

** {{Zigzagged|Trope}}. The character-specific {{Insert Song}}s from the Nijigasaki anime's first season, as well as some Nijigaku subunit songs (like "Kakushiaji" by A•ZU•NA) and Liella!'s songs from ''Superstar!!'', were made playable in the regular Live Show mode before getting removed months or weeks later. However, some songs, including "Kakushiaji", got readded to the Live Show mode for a while or were also in Dream Live Parade.

** Recent updates allows the players to clear the song they're in when the update suddenly dropped in the middle of play, and receive rewards at the result screen before sending them back to the title screen safely to apply the update. Previously, the game will not load to the result screen when the update drops in the middle of play and players will have to resume the song from the scratch after applying an update.

** Beginner Live Songs consumes 10 LP for fewer rewards, however it becomes handful for obtaining Gold Titles for ''each'' member, sub-unit and group that require ''5,000 plays without using skip tickets'' as well as to clear certain goals.

** Autoplay, a feature that allows to play the song on its own without player's input saved for activating SPs and switching teams. Some players were opted to use Autoplay as it greatly ''outperforms'' their manual plays and to activate SP easier.

* TemporaryOnlineContent: Played with. The character-specific {{Insert Song}}s from the Nijigasaki anime, as well as some Nijigaku subunit songs (like "Kakushiaji" by A•ZU•NA) and Liella!'s songs from ''Superstar!!'', were made playable in the regular Live Show mode before getting removed months or weeks later. It's played with because some songs, including "Kakushiaji", got readded to the Live Show mode or were also in Dream Live Parade.

* FlawlessVictory: Clearing a Live with only "Wonderful"[[note]]Perfect timing[[/note]] and "Critical" notes will spell out "Perfect Live Show"[[note]]"Perfect Live" in JP version[[/note]] at the end of the MV.

*** With the introduction of Advanced+ and Challenge difficulties, any Advanced songs can be used to farm macarons, regular memories and Gold Titles as all Advanced songs have the same rewards. All can be done easier with an...

* FlawlessVictory: Clearing a Live with only "Wonderful"[[note]]Perfect timing[[/note]] notes will spell out "Perfect Live Show"[[note]]"Perfect Live" in JP version[[/note]] at the end of the MV.

** Some point in Ayumu's story had her sprite appears to be ''floating'' outside of her apartment.
* OldSaveBonus: When ''ALL STARS'' launched, connecting a ''School idol festival'' ID to ''ALL STARS'' via the SIF ID function allowed players to receive connectivity rewards for playing both games. The "SIF ID Records" rewards were discontinued on Feb. 15, 2022.

* CostumePorn: Like ''School Idol Festival'', part of the game's appeal is to see the cast in a variety of pretty and very detailed outfits. This time, not only is this present in card art, but the characters can actually be seen performing in those outfits for certain songs.

* OldSaveBonus: Connecting a ''School idol festival'' ID to ''ALL STARS'' via the SIF ID function allowed players to receive connectivity rewards for playing both games. The "SIF ID Records" rewards were discontinued on Feb. 15, 2022.

Like other idol-themed rhythm games, players collect scores of vibrantly-designed, extravagant cards depicting idols from across the '' Love Live!'' franchise, forming them into teams to challenge songs. ''Unlike'' other games, ''ALL STARS'' takes a decidedly more {{RPG}}-influenced approach; in addition to standard mechanics such as unique, personalized Skills for each card and a level growth mechanic, ''ALL STARS'' features a SkillTree through which you can customize your idols further, as well as a unique Strategy system where you can swap between trios of characters in real time to augment gameplay. ''ALL STARS'' also features connectivity with ''SIF'' via the "SIF ID" function, allowing players to play both games with a single account and receive connectivity rewards for playing both games.

* YouDidntAsk: In Chapter 26, [[spoiler:Kaoruko states that she didn't mention that she was Shioriko's sister cause no one bothered to say anything about it.]]

* ComicBookTime: A particularly odd case of this crops up with how µ's and Aqours are canonized in the story. For the purposes of having them established in the game's plot, it's generally implied that Season 1 of both units' respective anime have occurred sometime in the backstory, which itself is not a big deal. However, the snack shack that Aqours runs in Episode 10 of their anime explicitly takes place during their summer break, and if Chapter 17 is anything, Aqours had already visited the Kazunos' family restaurant in Hokkaido while Ruby is already on very friendly terms with Leah, the events of which occurred sometime during Christmas season in ''Sunshine'' season 2. This would cause some dating confusion as Season 1 of ''ALL STARS'' takes place during the spring term. Apparently all of the 3rd years are just 3rd years forever and don't need to graduate.

** The Japanese profiles for Kanan and Mari casually mention that [[spoiler:Kanan, Mari, and Dia were in a school idol group as 1st years]], a massive spoiler for the first season of ''Anime/LoveLiveSunshine'' as this is part of TheReveal late in the season. Possibly in an attempt to avert this, the English version of the profiles remove this statement, making Kanan's profile in particular egregiously short.

* TitleScream: One of the school idols, [[RandomizedTitleScreen chosen randomly]], will say the three company logos and the game title (with "Bushimo" being said instead of "Bushiroad" due to being called the former in Japan).

''Love Live! School idol festival ALL STARS'' is a mobile RhythmGame {{RPG}} in the ''Franchise/LoveLive'' franchise, and is the fourth game to join the lineup after ''VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestival'', ''Love Live! School idol paradise'', and ''VideoGame/PuchiguruLoveLive''. ''School idol festival All Stars'' is developed by [=KLab=], in partnership with Creator/{{Sunrise}}, and released in Japan on September 26, 2019. The Global version was released on February 25, 2020 and reached parity with the Japanese version on July 30, 2021. A Chinese version of the game released on May 28th, 2021, [[https://youtu.be/V4EwPGHRklU complete with a skyscraper light show.]] The game's development rights will be moved to [=MyNet=] Games Inc., another Japanese developer, effective January 6, 2022.

* RomanticTwoGirlFriendship: After her CharacterFocus, Mia is basically attached to Rina by the hip and does absolutely everything she can to stick to Rina as much as possible, whether it's hanging out together, having the same nicknames, or getting matching mugs. Rina, of course, reciprocates.

''Love Live! School idol festival ALL STARS'' is a mobile RhythmGame {{RPG}} in the ''Franchise/LoveLive'' franchise, and is the fourth game to join the lineup after ''VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestival'', ''Love Live! School idol paradise'', and ''VideoGame/PuchiguruLoveLive''. ''School idol festival All Stars'' is developed by [=KLab=], in partnership with Creator/{{Sunrise}}, and released in Japan on September 26, 2019. The Global version was released on February 25, 2020 and reached parity with the Japanese version on July 30, 2021. A Chinese version of the game released on May 28th, 2021, [[https://youtu.be/V4EwPGHRklU complete with a skyscraper light show.]] The game's development rights will be moved to MyNet Games Inc., another Japanese developer, effective January 6, 2022.

''Love Live! School idol festival ALL STARS'' is a mobile RhythmGame {{RPG}} in the ''Franchise/LoveLive'' franchise, and is the fourth game to join the lineup after ''VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestival'', ''Love Live! School idol paradise'', and ''VideoGame/PuchiguruLoveLive''. ''School idol festival All Stars'' is developed by [=KLab=], in partnership with Creator/{{Sunrise}}, and released in Japan on September 26, 2019. The Global version was released on February 25, 2020 and reached parity with the Japanese version on July 30, 2021. A Chinese version of the game released on May 28th, 2021, [[https://youtu.be/V4EwPGHRklU complete with a skyscraper light show.]]

* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY: The TitleScream reveals that "[=KLab=]" is actually pronounced like the word "crab" and not "K-Lab", much to the disbelief of many English speakers.

* RunningGag: The Daily Theater has several instances such as Kanan's Infernal Triathlon, Ayumu learning the "washi washi" and A•ZU•NA getting caught up with Yohane's fallen angel persona.

* {{Cap}}: By default, there's a limit of 50,000 Voltage that you can gain on any individual Appeal. Expert songs allow players to exceed 50,000, while the Choker accessory you can buy from the Dream Live Parade shop raises the default limit for the equipped Strategy.

* RecapEpisode: Chapter 30, in addition to featuring an actual recap (that conveniently only covers Season 1 and Chapter 29), has the protagonist touching base with the School Idol Club and their relations and asking about how being a school idol and connecting with the protagonist's willpower and passion has changed their lives and character.