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This is the character sheet for the Sequel Series Love Live! Sunshine!!.
For the Yohane the Parhelion -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR- versions, see here.
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Aqours
Saint Snow
Saint Snow's first single, "Dazzling White Town"
A rival idol group, composed of the sister pair of Sarah and Leah Kazuno hailing from Seisen Girls' Academy in Hakodate, Hokkaido. Saint Snow is recognized for their signature blend of hard rock/metal styles drastically contrasting Aqours, making them an extremely strong contender for Love Live. Their Serious Business attitude causes them to write off Aqours as school idol wannabes, but they later develop a Friendly Rivalry with the group after seeing their potential first-hand.
Saint Snow generally performs as an "extra unit" to Aqours, being prominently featured in multiple live concerts alongside the main unit as well as having their own calls and responses and content. Saint Snow also performs select songs with Aqours (thus forming an 11-member unit), credited as "Saint Aqours Snow".
In General
- A Day in the Limelight: Season 2 episodes 8 and 9 are focused on the two of them with Leah in particular getting a lot of focus due to Leah's guilt over losing her sister's final chance of appearing in Love Live! and her decision to make a song with Ruby for their sisters.
- Always Someone Better: How Aqours see them. You even says they are on a whole different level than they are, and Saint Snow ends up getting 9th in their first Tokyo performance. Which means there's someone better even for them.
- Ascended Extra: Sunshine!! gives the rival group a lot more development than School Idol Project did.
- Saint Snow not only gets three insert songs, but Leah even gets a shared episode with Ruby in Season 2, the duo get two dedicated episodes total, and they team up with Aqours in Season 2 Episode 9 to perform "Awaken the Power" as Saint Aqours Snow.
- In real life, Saint Snow is generally treated as an extra unit under Project Sunshine. They have two shared singles with Aqours as "Saint Aqours Snow", their own calls and responses, and even perform in-concert with the main cast.note
- Saint Snow has their own single, "Dazzling White Town", with an animated PV and a live concert based on said single.
- Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Unlike µ's and Aqours, who have pretty explicit color designations, the given unit color for Saint Snow flips between red, magenta, and purple, with most fans using ice-white kingblade colors during concerts. Fes gives them red t-shirts, while The Movie has them represented by a magenta feather.
- Contrasting Sequel Main Character: To the franchise's previous rival group A-RISE. Both groups are more professional, have a darker color scheme that fits their tech dance/kawaii metal style, and are rivals to the main girls. But while A-RISE was friendly and supportive of µ's since the beginning, Saint Snow clearly sees Aqours as simply competition, and at the same time still think they are leagues above them anyway. Interestingly, we later learn that Sarah and Leah decided to become idols because of A-RISE.
- Foil: They are one to Aqours. Their song lyrics are more cynical, even "anti-idol" compared to Aqours songs. While Aqours tends to focus on looking at the bright side of things even in the face of adversity, Saint Snow's songs emphasize anxiety and uncertainty about the future, yet persisting regardless.
- Friendly Rivalry: Once Aqours and Saint Snow get to know each other a little better, their relationship develops into this, with Chika seeking advice from Saint Snow every once in a while. When Saint Snow has an accident on stage and is forced to retire from Love Live, they drop the "rivalry" bit and start supporting Aqours full-time.
- Game-Breaking Injury: In season 2 episode 8, both members collapse on stage during the Hokkaido preliminaries. This leaves them too shaken up to sing, and puts them out of the running.
- Genre Shift: Their first standalone single, "Dazzling White Town", deviates heavily from their usual hard rock/metal fare by being a predominantly electronica pop rock song, somewhat akin to K-pop.
- Hidden Depths: Though they seem very professional and focused, they have their own personal anxieties to deal with.
- Honorary True Companion: To Aqours, after Season 2 Episode 9. While they are still performing under their own groups, the members have grown close enough to share their personal problems and provide support if necessary.
- Inconsistent Dub: The older sister refers to her duo as "Seira" and "Ria" in the first season's English broadcast-dub, but the members of both groups pronounce the names as Sarah and Leah in the second, and more frequently at that. This is because the second season was made after the official spellings were revealed.
- Not a Game: They dismiss Aqours for not taking idolhood seriously, claiming they are trying to imitate µ's.
- Real Life Writes the Plot: Their emphasis on Kawaii Metal reflects how many real-life Idol Singer groups have taken on a more hardcore, anti-idol image in order to stand out from the thousands of other groups (a famous example being Babymetal). Indeed, a major plot point in Sunshine is how the school idol scene has so exploded in popularity that idols now need to be extra special to compete.
- The Rival: To Aqours, yet the duo isn't overly mean, just clearly competitive and take being school idols very seriously. Sarah at one point straight up tells Chika and the others not to bother entering the Love Live competition.
- Interestingly, according to Anju Inami (Chika's VA)
, Chika doesn't view them as rivals but rather as fellow School Idols she's working hard with together. So while this trope may still come into play with some of the other Aqours members and Saint Snow themselves, this doesn't ring true on Chika's end.
- Interestingly, according to Anju Inami (Chika's VA)
- Serious Business: They take idolhood very seriously, and call out on Aqours for treating it like a game. Although in season 2, Sarah can be seen conversing with Chika online and over the phone, giving advice to her, and apologizing for her duo's rudeness in season 1 now that she sees Aqours as Worthy Opponents.
- Sibling Team: They are sisters who perform together as a school idol group.
- Sibling Yin-Yang: While both girls are calm and professional-looking, Sarah is the more polite and less showy of the two, and often does the talking for both of them. Leah talks less, but is a lot more confrontational when she does, and has no problem showing off: when they meet Aqours for the first time, she does a gymnastics flip right over their heads just to intimidate them (and for Rule of Cool).
- "Stop Having Fun" Guys: In-universe; again, they are overly competitive and will call out on anyone who treats idolhood like a game.
- Suspiciously Apropos Music: In season 2 episode 8, Saint Snow performs a song called "Dropout!?". Going by the title alone, that's exactly what happens to them.
Sarah Kazuno
- Image Color: Sky BlueAge: 17Birthday: May 4 (Taurus)Blood Type: AHeight: 162 cmThree Sizes: B85/W59/H84Hobby: Horse ridingSkills: Making Japanese sweets, SkiingTrademark Favorite Food: Lasagna, Hot lemon waterLeast Favorite Food: BroccoliSymbol: Snowflake with diamond shapesVoiced by: Asami Tano (Japanese), Trina Nishimura (English)
The elder sister of the Saint Snow duo, and the primary vocalist. Cool, calm, and collected, she initially meets Aqours with a cold front but gradually opens up to them once she sees their potential. As a 3rd year, this is her final shot at taking home the Love Live trophy once and for all.
- Career-Ending Injury: The duo's onstage collapse in season 2 episode 8 took them out of the running. Since Sarah is a third-year, this therefore took away her last chance at Love Live!.
- Cool Bike: She rides a motorcycle in "Dazzling White Town".
- Does Not Like Spam: The audio drama in the Believe again/Brightest Melody/Over The Next Rainbow CD reveals that she greatly disliked broccoli.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: She wears a single long black glove with her concert outfit.
- Friendly Rivalry: Develops this later with Chika. Even as rivals, Sarah was willing to give her some advice during her cameos in episodes 4 and 6 of the second season. Ruby is impressed that Chika and Sarah got so close, but we never find out how so as the results for the qualifiers arrived.
- Hidden Heart of Gold: She's passive-aggressive towards Aqours the first time she and Leah encounter them, but calms down from season 2 onward after she sees how much they improve. After the events of season 2 episode 8 happen, she becomes much less hostile due to being out of the competition, and fully displays her nicer side.
- Nice Girl: Although she has shades of this at first, it only fully comes out after the events of her last live unfold. She's actually a very polite and hospitable girl, bringing food to Aqours when they have lunch at their restaurant, and letting the first years stay in Saint Snow's house in Hokkaido.
- Passive-Aggressive Kombat: Sarah is polite and even compliments Aqours on their performance during the Tokyo Idol Show but then right after tells them they should give up on entering Love Live. This is likely due to being in the heat of the moment during the Tokyo invitational.
- Perpetual Smiler: Always has a civil smile on her face, even after getting 9th place in the Love Live selection, which enhances her professional air. Her sister is more of a stoic.
- The Rival: Was this to Chika at first. While not hostile, she's outright rude to Chika's group when they first meet. Fortunately, she gets better.
- Tareme Eyes: As a foil to her sister's Tsurime Eyes. Though the personality that fulfills the trope is mostly subverted, at least until season 2 episode 8.
- "The Reason You Suck" Speech: She isn't very hostile about it, but she advises Aqours that they're better off giving up if they're trying to imitate µ's. She later apologizes to Aqours in season two for giving them this speech, since by that point they've improved as a group and have proven themselves as worthy opponents.
Leah Kazuno
- Image Color: Pure WhiteAge: 15Birthday: December 12 (Sagittarius)Blood Type: ABHeight: 153 cmThree Sizes: B79/W56/H81Hobby: Making sweetsSkills: Backflip, SkatingTrademark Favorite Food: Apple pieLeast Favorite Food: Fermented vegetables in vinegarSymbol: Snowflake with trapezoidsVoiced by: Hinata Sato (Japanese), Amber Lee Connors (English)
The younger sister of Saint Snow, who primarily does the rapping. Leah is known for being fiercely competitive to a fault, and outside of competition is a woman of few words. With Saint Snow's final Love Live hanging in the balance, Leah tries to pull out all the stops to win their final competition together.
- Birds of a Feather: She eventually befriends the Aqours first years who are, as Hanamaru points out, all socially awkward in their own ways.
- Commonality Connection: Invoked by Ruby, who affirms they both have older sisters they want to make proud. Leah herself is also quite shy and has trouble socializing with others.
- Curtains Match the Window: Light purple hair and eyes.
- Defrosting Ice Queen: Ruby helps Leah break out of her shell by relating to her feelings and experiences through their older sisters, Dia and Sarah.
- Foil: To Ruby in a lot of ways. In particular, while they're both very shy and awkward individuals, they respond to this in very different ways. For example, Ruby tends to get rather loud when flustered, while Leah reacts by keeping herself quiet.
- Girlish Pigtails: She wears her hair like this to differentiate her from Sarah and establish her as the younger of the two, while also drawing a visual connection between her and Ruby, who also has pigtails and is a younger sister.
- I Just Want to Have Friends: All beneath that stoic facade. She never had any friends due to her problem at socializing with others, getting nervous BUT keeping herself quiet instead of voicing up. She ends up finally making new friends on season 2 episode 10, thanks to Aqours' first years encouraging her.
- It's All My Fault: Blames herself for blundering Saint Snow's performance by falling onstage during the Hokkaido Regional Prelims, to the point that she intends to disassociate herself from both Love Live! and idolhood. She gets better thanks to Ruby.
- My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad: She has a brief argument with Ruby in Episode 9 of Season 2 over who has the better big sister.
- My Greatest Failure: In Episode 8 of Season 2, Leah knew it was her sister's last chance at Love Live! and wanted to show that she herself would be fine on her own after the sendoff. But then they fell onstage and got eliminated, and Leah became very upset and almost considered quitting being a school idol. She even watched an online video of the incident as a reminder.
- My Greatest Second Chance: As a result of the above, Ruby suggests that Leah make sure the performance where she collapsed would not be her last one, and that they both make a song together. Their respective groups get to join in on the performance, too. Later on, in Over the Rainbow, Leah gets to perform with Sarah one last time for a livestream.
- No Social Skills: At first says she doesn't care to spend time with others. However, she later admits she actually wasn't good at interacting with others except her sister. Then the first years encourage Leah to make friends in her school, and she succeeds. Cue Leah crying out of happiness.
- Not So Stoic: Leah was crying in Episode 8 of Season 1 while criticizing Aqours; Ruby points this out and remarks that Leah's 9th place finish must have been frustrating for her. Ruby later finds Leah crying alone in Episode 8 of Season 2 after nerves get the better of her, and she and Sarah end up collapsing on stage and are forced to drop out of Love Live!.
- The Quiet One: She doesn't talk much when she's not singing.
- Serious Business: Leah takes Love Live very seriously and criticizes Aqours for not doing the same.
- The Stoic: Unlike Sarah, Leah almost always looks serious and only smiles when performing. However, it is all a facade.
- Tsundere: Based on how she acts, and what it all culminates to, it's likely she's a type A, classic one.
- Tsurime Eyes: Indicates her serious and competitive personality.
- When She Smiles: She does make a genuine smile while getting pulled along by Ruby.
Others/Supporting Characters
Mari's Mother
- Voiced by: Akiko Yajima (Japanese), Lydia Mackay (English)
Mari Ohara's mother, who is responsible for Mari's half-Japanese ancestry. Appearing briefly in the main series during a flashback, Mari's mother makes her debut in The Movie as a principal character who recruits the remaining members of Aqours to find Mari, Kanan, and Dia, who have mysteriously disappeared while on their graduation trip in Italy.
- Big Bad: For the first half of the movie, anyways. Mrs. Ohara manipulates Aqours into seeking out Mari for her, who is in fact running away from her in order to avoid an arranged marriage, not giving them the full story nor letting them know why Mari is trying to avoid her while knowing the third years would feel guilty about avoiding their kouhais if they saw them, as part of a plan to lead her to Mari. After seeing Aqours perform though, she finally relents and lets Mari chose her own path.
- Cloudcuckoolander: If you thought Mari was crazy, wait till you see her mom in action.
- Early-Bird Cameo: She "appears" in Season 2 of the anime series for a few seconds, where her face is obscured by shadows. She later makes her proper debut in Over the Rainbow.
- Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": She is explicitly referred to as "Mari's Mother" instead of an actual name. She even refers to herself as such when she meets Aqours for the first time, although this is likely an attempt to establish familiarity.
- Evil Is Hammy: She's pretty entertaining and funny, but while not outright evil, she's actually a massive Control Freak, never wanted Mari to be free and also dislikes Kanan and Dia. She redeems, though.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Controlling, selfish and bossy. However, in the end she redeems, leaving Mari free to decide.
- The Faceless: Formerly. Unlike most mothers seen in the show, her face is shown obscured during the flashback to when Mari waves to her friends. note
- Graceful Loser: She lets Mari go without any other issues once she sees her growth during the "Hop? Stop? Nonstop!" performance.
- Informed Attribute: Despite ostensibly being 100% Japanese, Mari's mother speaks in a heavily exaggerated foreign accent, uses just as much Gratuitous English as her daughter, and has blonde hair and green eyes.
- The Nicknamer: Scornfully calls Kanan "Hagu" (Hug) and Dia "Desu wa" due to their habits and catchphrases.
Yoshimi, Itsuki, & Mutsu
Left to right: Yoshimi, Mutsu, Itsuki
- Voiced by: Risae Matsuda (Yoshimi), Yuu Serizawa (Mutsu), Hisako Kanemoto (Itsuki) (Japanese), Felecia Angelle (Yoshimi), Alex Moore (Mutsu), Madeleine Morris (Itsuki) (English)
- Big Damn Heroes:
- As soon as Aqours is done with the qualifiers in season 2 episode 3, the three girls meet them in a mikan plantation, and give them a ride to near their high school via a trolley.
- They are also responsible for giving Chika a speech on how they don't have to literally save the school in order to preserve its legacy.
- Numerical Theme Naming: Where Hideko, Fumika, and Mika from the original series follow the Hi-Fu-Mi/1-2-3 pattern, these three continue the theme, being 4(Yo)- 5(Itsu)- 6(Mu).
- Those Two Girls: The three girls are never seen apart from each other.
Shiitake
- Voiced by: Anna Mugiho (Japanese), Tyler Walker (English)
The Takami family's pet dog.
- Ambiguous Gender: Much speculation has been made about Shiitake's exact gender especially since Shiitake looks like a male dog but has a female voice actress in the Japanese dub. The twelfth chapter of the Aqours School Idol Festival main stories suggests that Shiitake is a girl. Confusing things more is the fact that the English dub gave Shiitake a male voice actor to provide the barking and other characters refer to Shiitake as a male, with Chika outright saying he's "like a brother" to her. The finale reveals that Shiitake is actually a female and that she had two puppies during the Love Live finals. Amusingly this is lampshaded by Riko who comments that she was surprised by Shiitake's true gender.
- Big Friendly Dog: Shiitake's a large and friendly dog with a peaceful nature. However, Riko wants nothing to do with Shiitake due to Riko's fear of dogs. Until Season 2, Episode 5, that is.
- Canine Companion: Shiitake seems to be the unofficial mascot of Aqours and constantly turns up in various events such as the Quarter Finals of Love Live. Shiitake even makes several appearances during both season openings.
- Eyes Always Shut: The length of this dog's fur obscures the eyes, giving this appearance. Subverted during Season 2: in Episode 2 and, more hilariously, in Episode 5.
- Joke Character: Like the Alpaca, in School Idol Festival it is unable to be put into teams and is only able to be sold or used for practice. In fact, the only difference is that it has a Pure attribute.
- Out of Focus: Unlike the previous time that Aqours managed to perform in the Akiba Dome, Shiitake doesn't come with the rest of Chika's family during the Love Live finals and instead is left behind at the inn. It turns out this is because she was giving birth to her puppies at the time.
- Samus Is a Girl: Much like the Alpacas from the original show, it turns out that Shiitake is actually a female dog which is revealed in the season 2 finale as she gave birth during Aqours' Love Live performance.
- Unwitting Instigator of Doom: After Mito accidentally let go of Shiitake during a walk, the dog sneaks into the school, gets blinded by a white cloth on its head, and ends up crashing into the festival arch, knocking it down and delaying the event's preparations.
Shima Takami
- Voiced by: Kana Asumi (Japanese), Colleen Clinkenbeard (English)
Chika's older sister, and the eldest child of the Takami family. She helps her mother run the family's Ryokan Inn.
- Cool Big Sis: The oldest of the Takami sisters, and supports her sister Chika and Aqours.
- Depending on the Writer: One of the promotional magazines shows Shima being a fan of µ's, like her younger sister. This is not the case in the anime.
- Nice Girl: Shows nothing but pure support for her younger sister.
- Tareme Eyes
- Team Mom: Among the Takami sisters, she qualifies as this, being the most mature and responsible of the three. Since their mother is often away on business, she tends to serve as a mother figure for the other two sisters.
Mito Takami
- Voiced by: Kanae Itō (Japanese), Monica Rial (English)
Chika's other older sister, and the middle child of the Takami family.
- Cool Big Sis: She amasses the largest amount of people for her sister's first live at her high school.
- Depending on the Writer: One of the promotional magazines shows Mito being a fan of µ's, like her younger sister. This is not the case in the anime.
- The Gadfly: She tends to be this towards Chika, most notably when she convinces Chika to dress up in a gaudy outfit before the group goes to compete in Tokyo for the first time.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Downplayed as she's more mischievous than an outright jerk, but in spite of every prank she pulls on Chika, she actually loves and supports her younger sister.
- Just in Time: Since Chika gave her sister the wrong time for her first live, Mito and the number of people she leads to Uranohoshi Girls' High School arrive just in the middle of Chika's play.
- Strong Family Resemblance: She's basically a taller version of Chika, and like her sister, inherits her mother's orange-ginger hair.
Chika's Mother
- Voiced by: Rie Kugimiya (Japanese), Jessica Cavanagh (English)
The Takami family's mother.
- Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": She has no official name to refer to. School idol festival even labels her card "Chika's Mother".
- Idiot Hair: Like her youngest daughter, she also sports a cowlick on top of her head.
- Mum Looks Like a Sister: She could easily pass off as a younger sister to all three of her daughters, especially since Chika is a full head taller than her.
- Older Than They Look: She's actually a mother of three despite her short stature.
- Strong Family Resemblance: She's basically an older version of her youngest daughter.
Chika's Father
The Takami family's father.
- The Faceless: His face is obscured during the moment where Chika briefly passes by him, and his full appearance in the movie, albeit facing backwards.
You's Mother
- Strong Family Resemblance: Much like her only daughter.
- The Voiceless: Doesn't speak on her short appearance.
- Tsurime Eyes: To her daughter's Tareme Eyes.
You's Father
- The Faceless: As per norm to most father characters.
- The Ghost: He is repeatedly mentioned by her daughter, until he physically appears in the Sunshine!! School Idol Diary manga adaptation.
Dia/Ruby's Mother
- Kimono Is Traditional: She's only ever seen wearing a kimono, fitting with how traditional the Kurosawa family is.
- Strong Family Resemblance: She's the spitting image of her oldest daughter, Dia, but with shorter hair.
- The Voiceless: Doesn't speak in the series.
Dia/Ruby's Father
The Kurosawa family's father.
- The Ghost: He is only mentioned in a few times during Ruby's introduction.
Mari's Father
- The Faceless: His face is obscured during the flashback to where Mari waves to her friends.
- The Ghost: He's this for most of the second season; Mari regularly gets phone calls from him about the potential shutting down of the school and his condition that they gather a hundred applicants in order to keep it open, but he remains unheard and he isn't seen until a single flashback in season 2 episode 10.
- Phenotype Stereotype: He's Italian-American, and while he's The Faceless during the one time he's shown on screen, his hair and mustache are shown to be blond.
Riko's Mother
- Voiced by: Nana Mizuki (Japanese), Janelle Lutz (English)
- Strong Family Resemblance: She resembles her daughter in terms of appearance.
Riko's Father
- The Cameo: His only appearance is the 2nd Season's 12th Episode despite being partially seen.
- The Faceless: Like Chika's father, his face is completely obscured during the brief moment he's seen.
Yoshiko's Mother
- Voiced by: Hekiru Shiina (Japanese), Carli Mosier (English)
- Strong Family Resemblance: Like Riko's mother, Yoshiko's mother resembles her daughter.
Hanamaru's Grandmother
- Strong Family Resemblance: She looks like a much older version of her granddaughter.
Hanamaru's Father
- The Faceless: His first physical appearance consists of him facing to the back.
Hanamaru's Mother
- Motherly Side Plait: Her hairstyle.
- Strong Family Resemblance: She seems to resemble her daughter.
Hanamaru's Grandfather
- The Faceless: Subverted as he reveals his face in the illustration unlike most of the father characters.
- The Ghost: He is mentioned by Hanamaru until he appears physically in the novel's illustration.
Tsuki Watanabe
Click here to see her without her cap
- Voiced by: Tomoyo Kurosawa (Japanese), Emi Lo (English)
You Watanabe's cousin, who grew up in Italy. She appears in the movie.
- Bifauxnen: When she's first seen with You, it's hard to say at first glance if she's a pretty boy or a pretty girl. This is subverted after she's properly introduced, since from that point on she wears more feminine clothing and wears her hair loose.
- Borrowed Catchphrase: Her way of greeting is a twisted version of You's "Yousoro!", being altered into a "Yoroshiku!" with a very similar tone.
- Lady Looks Like a Dude: One of the 4th Live trailers for Over the Rainbow revealed that she has a decidedly androgynous appearance. One of the outfits consists of masculine clothing, before she changed her outfit for her visit to Italy along with the girls. Her hair also appears obscured by her baseball cap.
- Nice Girl: Very similar to You, personality wise. She's nothing but friendly, kind and supportive.
- Shared Family Quirks: She and You both have a great love of uniforms. Like You, Tsuki is even willing to dive off a building to catch one when she sees it.
- Student Council President: Of Numazu High, the high school in Numazu where Uranohoshi gets merged into.
- Temporal Theme Naming: Tsuki is named after Getsuyôbi (月曜日), one of the Seven Luminaries. It's quite fitting as she is a cousin of You, which is named after the word yôbi.
- Tomboyish Baseball Cap: Wears one on her head in her first appearance, which makes her look very boyish.
- Translator Buddy: As she grew up in Italy, Tsuki often serves as a translator for the group during their trip.
Starbright
Starbright and Mari
Mari's personal horse.
- Distinguishing Mark: Has a white star-shaped mark on her forehead.
- Tsundere: Mari claims that she is one.
Poepoe
Poepoe and Chika
A lost whale that serves as the mascot for Aqours ONLINE Love Live! ~LOST WORLD~ and Aqours ONLINE Love Live! ~WHITE ISLAND~. It was initially the mascot of the cancelled Aqours 6th Love Live! DOME TOUR 2020.
- Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: Usually blue, but each stop of the dome tour would have a Poepoe of a different color.
Kururun
The dragon from the KU-RU-KU-RU Cruller! PV. It serves as the mascot for Aqours 6th Love Live! ~KU-RU-KU-RU Rock 'n' Roll TOUR~.
- Delightful Dragon: A big friendly dragon. It even dances joyfully in the PV.
- Suspiciously Similar Substitute: To Poepoe. Lampshaded by Riko's voice actress, Rikako Aida, when she jokingly said that they should name the dragon "Poepoe".
