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** Zigzagged. Most ''Love Live!'' series don't start out as anime but generally release in the form of magazine profiles and music videos first, which provide templates for the anime release. The keyword is "templates", however; the anime is not explicitly based on pre-anime material in terms of story, which pre-anime material lacks, and the anime have liberal creative freedom with the characters and relationships, so every series may as well be anime first.
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** Zigzagged. Most ''Love Live!'' series don't start out as anime but are generally release first released in the form of magazine profiles (published in ''Dengeki G's'') and music videos first, videos, which provide templates for the anime release. The keyword is "templates", however; the anime is not explicitly based on pre-anime material in terms of story, which pre-anime material lacks, and the anime have liberal creative freedom with the characters and relationships, so every series may as well be anime first.
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* AllStarCast: Many of the voice actresses for µ's are quite well known, including industry veterans like Creator/YoshinoNanjo and Creator/SuzukoMimori. This contrasts with later series in the franchise, which would bring in more [[AmateurCast newcomer and amateur voice actresses]] to voice the characters.
** The dubbing cast is no slouch either, especially considering you have Creator/MarieveHerington, whose role as Honoka Kosaka was a StarMakingRole for voice acting, and you have voice-acting veterans such as Creator/CristinaValenzuela and Creator/CaitlinGlass, both having voiced many a character from anime as well as video games. Even more recently popular voice actors such as Creator/KiraBuckland and Creator/XantheHuynh have enough recognition.
** The dubbing cast is no slouch either, especially considering you have Creator/MarieveHerington, whose role as Honoka Kosaka was a StarMakingRole for voice acting, and you have voice-acting veterans such as Creator/CristinaValenzuela and Creator/CaitlinGlass, both having voiced many a character from anime as well as video games. Even more recently popular voice actors such as Creator/KiraBuckland and Creator/XantheHuynh have enough recognition.
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* AllStarCast: AllStarCast:
** Many of the Japanese voice actresses for µ's are quite well known, including industry veterans like Creator/YoshinoNanjo and Creator/SuzukoMimori. This contrasts with later series in the franchise, which would bring in more [[AmateurCast newcomer and amateur voice actresses]] to voice the characters.
** Thedubbing English dub cast is no slouch either, especially considering you have Creator/MarieveHerington, whose role as Honoka Kosaka was a StarMakingRole for voice acting, and you have along with voice-acting veterans such as Creator/CristinaValenzuela and Creator/CaitlinGlass, both having voiced many a character from anime as well as video games. Even more recently popular newer voice actors actresses such as Creator/KiraBuckland and Creator/XantheHuynh have enough recognition.plenty of recognition in anime circles.
** Many of the Japanese voice actresses for µ's are quite well known, including industry veterans like Creator/YoshinoNanjo and Creator/SuzukoMimori. This contrasts with later series in the franchise, which would bring in more [[AmateurCast newcomer and amateur voice actresses]] to voice the characters.
** The
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* CastingGag: This isn't the first time Creator/EricaLindbeck is going to voice a character who's blond. [[Anime/YourLieInApril Or the second]]. [[LightNovel/FateApocrypha Or the third]]. [[VideoGame/MortalKombat11 Even the fourth, for that matter]].
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* CastingGag: This isn't the first last time Creator/EricaLindbeck is going to voice a character who's blond. [[Anime/YourLieInApril Or the second]]. If being a violinst]], [[LightNovel/FateApocrypha Or the third]]. genderbent Mordred]], [[VideoGame/MortalKombat11 Even the fourth, for that matter]].or a Special Forces agent dedicated to defending Earthrealm is any indication]].
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* CastingGag: This isn't the first time Creator/EricaLindbeck is going to voice a character who's blond. [[Anime/YourLieInApril or the second]]. [[LightNovel/FateApocrypha or the third]]. [[VideoGame/MortalKombat11 Even the fourth, for that matter]].
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* CastingGag: This isn't the first time Creator/EricaLindbeck is going to voice a character who's blond. [[Anime/YourLieInApril or Or the second]]. [[LightNovel/FateApocrypha or Or the third]]. [[VideoGame/MortalKombat11 Even the fourth, for that matter]].
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* CastingGag: This isn't the first time Creator/EricaLindbeck is going to voice a character who's blond. [[Anime/YourLieInApril or the second]]. [[LightNovel/Fate Apocrypha or the third]]. [[VideoGame/MortalKombat11 Even the fourth, for that matter]].
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* CastingGag: This isn't the first time Creator/EricaLindbeck is going to voice a character who's blond. [[Anime/YourLieInApril or the second]]. [[LightNovel/Fate Apocrypha [[LightNovel/FateApocrypha or the third]]. [[VideoGame/MortalKombat11 Even the fourth, for that matter]].
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** The dubbing cast is no slouch either, especially considering you have Creator/MarieveHerington, whose role as Honoka Kosaka was a StarMakingRole for voice acting, and you have voice-acting veterans such as Creator/CristinaValenzuela and Creator/CaitlinGlass, both having voiced many a character from anime as well as video games. Even more recently popular VAs such as Creator/KiraBuckland and Creator/XantheHuynh have enough recognition.
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* AnimeFirst: Subverted. The franchise began as a series of animated music videos and a manga adaptation before the TV anime adaptation was made.
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!!General franchise trivia
* AnimeFirst:
** Zigzagged. Most ''Love Live!'' series don't start out as anime but generally release in the form of magazine profiles and music videos first, which provide templates for the anime release. The keyword is "templates", however; the anime is not explicitly based on pre-anime material in terms of story, which pre-anime material lacks, and the anime have liberal creative freedom with the characters and relationships, so every series may as well be anime first.
** Played straight with ''Superstar!!'', as it was made clear that the series was designed with a planned anime in mind, so both the characters' initial profiles and the ''Hajimari wa Kimi no Sora'' MV are consistent with their portrayals in the anime, unlike ''School idol project'' and ''Sunshine!!''.
** Defied with the ''School idol project'' and ''Sunshine!!'' manga, which released before their respective anime but do not adapt the anime at all, instead being original stories just like the anime but with AlternateContinuity.
** Averted with ''Nijigasaki High School Idol Club'', which is TheAnimeOfTheGame but with heavy AdaptationDeviation.
* CashCowFranchise: The franchise had a very humble start in 2010 (its first single, "Bokura no LIVE, Kimi to no LIFE", sold only 434 copies) but has since expanded into various other media such as anime series, books, manga, mobile games, music albums, and even concerts. It wasn't until ''VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestival'' was released in Japan that the series really took off; the first Blu-Ray volume of the second season of ''School Idol Project'' sold over ''90,000 copies'' in its first week, the highest of any anime at the time. The franchise continues to remain one of Oricon's highest grossing multimedia franchises in the country to this day, with spikes in sales generally coinciding with the release of a new anime.
* FanCommunityNicknames: Love Livers, often shortened to Livers (no, it has nothing to do with the organ and "Lie-verse" not "live-errs").
* FollowTheLeader: While {{Creator/Bushiroad}} has a stake in the franchise via the video games, they seem to have taken to attempting to capitalize on the market with their own multimedia franchises with similar "high school girls doing music things" appeal, just with different gimmicks; ''Anime/BangDream'' is girls being in bands, ''Anime/ShoujoKagekiRevueStarlight'' is theater girls, and ''Franchise/D4DJ'' is girls being [=DJs=].
* HumbleBeginnings: The series started in 2010 as a massive financial failure, with their first single "Bokura no LIVE, Kimi to no LIFE" selling only 434 copies on release. It would eventually become a hugely successful franchise.
* OfficialFanSubmittedContent:
** The reason why the franchise is considered community driven is the ability of fans to submit and vote on different content of the franchise such as the group name, sub-unit names and its members, song centers, etc.
** Many doujin artists also submitted their stories for the Anthology manga collection.
* OvertookTheManga: Inverted; the ''School idol project'' and ''Sunshine!!'' manga are still officially "ongoing" despite their respective anime concluding years ago, with the latter [[ScheduleSlip infamously stuck]] at essentially the beginning of the story.
!!Trivia for the first ''Love Live'' anime
* AnimeFirst:
** Zigzagged. Most ''Love Live!'' series don't start out as anime but generally release in the form of magazine profiles and music videos first, which provide templates for the anime release. The keyword is "templates", however; the anime is not explicitly based on pre-anime material in terms of story, which pre-anime material lacks, and the anime have liberal creative freedom with the characters and relationships, so every series may as well be anime first.
** Played straight with ''Superstar!!'', as it was made clear that the series was designed with a planned anime in mind, so both the characters' initial profiles and the ''Hajimari wa Kimi no Sora'' MV are consistent with their portrayals in the anime, unlike ''School idol project'' and ''Sunshine!!''.
** Defied with the ''School idol project'' and ''Sunshine!!'' manga, which released before their respective anime but do not adapt the anime at all, instead being original stories just like the anime but with AlternateContinuity.
** Averted with ''Nijigasaki High School Idol Club'', which is TheAnimeOfTheGame but with heavy AdaptationDeviation.
* CashCowFranchise: The franchise had a very humble start in 2010 (its first single, "Bokura no LIVE, Kimi to no LIFE", sold only 434 copies) but has since expanded into various other media such as anime series, books, manga, mobile games, music albums, and even concerts. It wasn't until ''VideoGame/LoveLiveSchoolIdolFestival'' was released in Japan that the series really took off; the first Blu-Ray volume of the second season of ''School Idol Project'' sold over ''90,000 copies'' in its first week, the highest of any anime at the time. The franchise continues to remain one of Oricon's highest grossing multimedia franchises in the country to this day, with spikes in sales generally coinciding with the release of a new anime.
* FanCommunityNicknames: Love Livers, often shortened to Livers (no, it has nothing to do with the organ and "Lie-verse" not "live-errs").
* FollowTheLeader: While {{Creator/Bushiroad}} has a stake in the franchise via the video games, they seem to have taken to attempting to capitalize on the market with their own multimedia franchises with similar "high school girls doing music things" appeal, just with different gimmicks; ''Anime/BangDream'' is girls being in bands, ''Anime/ShoujoKagekiRevueStarlight'' is theater girls, and ''Franchise/D4DJ'' is girls being [=DJs=].
* HumbleBeginnings: The series started in 2010 as a massive financial failure, with their first single "Bokura no LIVE, Kimi to no LIFE" selling only 434 copies on release. It would eventually become a hugely successful franchise.
* OfficialFanSubmittedContent:
** The reason why the franchise is considered community driven is the ability of fans to submit and vote on different content of the franchise such as the group name, sub-unit names and its members, song centers, etc.
** Many doujin artists also submitted their stories for the Anthology manga collection.
* OvertookTheManga: Inverted; the ''School idol project'' and ''Sunshine!!'' manga are still officially "ongoing" despite their respective anime concluding years ago, with the latter [[ScheduleSlip infamously stuck]] at essentially the beginning of the story.
!!Trivia for the first ''Love Live'' anime
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* FanCommunityNicknames: Love Livers, often shortened to Livers (no, it has nothing to do with the organ and "Lie-verse" not "live-errs").
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* HumbleBeginnings: The series started in 2010 as a massive financial failure, with their first single "Bokura no LIVE, Kimi to no LIFE" selling only 434 copies on release. It would eventually become a hugely successful franchise.
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* FanNickname:
** Occidental Love Live fans (and School Idol Festival players) often call Honoka "Honkers" (or derivatives thereof, such as Honker, Honk, and/or Honky).
** The same fans sometimes refer to Nozomi as "Nozomom" or "Nozomommy", due to her TeamMom demeanor. She's also been called "Nozoomy" after the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UTs7SQIB0I "nozoomy's very smol adventure"]] meme.
** Japanese fans often give Kotori a sort of fan-symbol of (・8・); it's meant to be a bird's face, since "Kotori" means "little bird". Creator/AyaUchida, who voices Kotori, is also fond of the emoticon and has been seen using it on Twitter and in blog posts. Outside of Japan, she's often called "Birb", "Burd" or "Burd Waifu".
** The voice actresses have their own nicknames, too:
*** Creator/EmiNitta (Emitsun)
*** Creator/YoshinoNanjo ([=NanjoIno=])
*** Creator/AyaUchida (Ucchi)
*** Creator/SuzukoMimori (Mimorin)
*** Riho Iida (Rippi)
*** Pile (Pai-chan)
*** Aina Kusuda (Kussun)
*** Creator/YurikaKubo (Shikaco)
*** Creator/SoraTokui (Soramaru)
** Since the final µ's live concert was held on March 31 and April 1, 2016, expect their fans to refer to the first of April as not "April Fools' Day", but rather "April Feels Day".
** The trio of Honoka, Rin and Nico [[note]]In the manga, the trio is composed of Honoka, '''Eli''' and Nico instead[[/note]] is commonly referred to as the "San baka" (Three Idiots).
** "Hit or Miss Girl" for Nico Yazawa in a cheerleader outfit, thanks to [=NyanNyanCosplay=].
** Occidental Love Live fans (and School Idol Festival players) often call Honoka "Honkers" (or derivatives thereof, such as Honker, Honk, and/or Honky).
** The same fans sometimes refer to Nozomi as "Nozomom" or "Nozomommy", due to her TeamMom demeanor. She's also been called "Nozoomy" after the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UTs7SQIB0I "nozoomy's very smol adventure"]] meme.
** Japanese fans often give Kotori a sort of fan-symbol of (・8・); it's meant to be a bird's face, since "Kotori" means "little bird". Creator/AyaUchida, who voices Kotori, is also fond of the emoticon and has been seen using it on Twitter and in blog posts. Outside of Japan, she's often called "Birb", "Burd" or "Burd Waifu".
** The voice actresses have their own nicknames, too:
*** Creator/EmiNitta (Emitsun)
*** Creator/YoshinoNanjo ([=NanjoIno=])
*** Creator/AyaUchida (Ucchi)
*** Creator/SuzukoMimori (Mimorin)
*** Riho Iida (Rippi)
*** Pile (Pai-chan)
*** Aina Kusuda (Kussun)
*** Creator/YurikaKubo (Shikaco)
*** Creator/SoraTokui (Soramaru)
** Since the final µ's live concert was held on March 31 and April 1, 2016, expect their fans to refer to the first of April as not "April Fools' Day", but rather "April Feels Day".
** The trio of Honoka, Rin and Nico [[note]]In the manga, the trio is composed of Honoka, '''Eli''' and Nico instead[[/note]] is commonly referred to as the "San baka" (Three Idiots).
** "Hit or Miss Girl" for Nico Yazawa in a cheerleader outfit, thanks to [=NyanNyanCosplay=].
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* FanCommunityNicknames: Love Livers, often shortened to Livers (no, it has nothing to do with the organ and [[ItIsPronouncedTroPAY it's pronounced "Lie-verse" not "live-errs"]]).
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* FanCommunityNicknames: Love Livers, often shortened to Livers (no, it has nothing to do with the organ and [[ItIsPronouncedTroPAY it's pronounced "Lie-verse" not "live-errs"]])."live-errs").
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* TheRedStapler: [[RealPlaceBackground Some locations featured in the show]] like Kanda Shrine (where Nozomi works as a part-time {{Miko}}) and Takemura (the basis for Honoka's house) have become popular tourist sites.
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* GodNeverSaidThat: Due to μ's disbanding in-universe, their real-life counterparts no longer performing lives, and being displaced by Aqours, uninformed fans sometimes claim that μ's has actually disbanded, despite the fact that not only has this claim actually been disproved by WordOfGod, but μ's still does voiceover work for new ''Love Live!''-related content and returned for ''School idol festival ALL STARS'' and Love Live Fest in 2019-2020.
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* GodNeverSaidThat: Due to μ's disbanding in-universe, their real-life counterparts no longer performing lives, and being displaced by Aqours, Aqours as the face of the franchise, uninformed fans sometimes claim that μ's has actually disbanded, despite the fact that not disbanded. Not only has this claim actually been disproved by WordOfGod, but μ's still does voiceover work for new ''Love Live!''-related content and returned for ''School idol festival ALL STARS'' and Love Live Fest in 2019-2020.
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* GodNeverSaidThat: Due to μ's disbanding in-universe, their real-life counterparts no longer performing lives, and being displaced by Aqours, uninformed fans sometimes claim that μ's has actually disbanded, despite the fact that not only has this claim actually been {{Jossed}} disproved by WordOfGod, but μ's still does voiceover work for new ''Love Live!''-related content and returned for ''School idol festival ALL STARS'' and Love Live Fest in 2019-2020.
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* AllStarCast: Many of the voice actresses for µ's are quite well known, including industry veterans like Creator/YoshinoNanjo and Creator/SuzukoMimori. This contrasts with later series in the franchise, which would bring in more [[AmateurCast newcomer and amateur voice actresses]] to voice the characters.
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** Creator/KiraBuckland as Umi has her using a more mature sounding voice than what Kira's GenkiGirl or younger type characters use (like [[VideoGame/MugenSouls Chou-Chou]]).
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** Creator/KiraBuckland as Umi has her using a more mature sounding voice than what Kira's GenkiGirl or younger type characters use (like [[VideoGame/MugenSouls Chou-Chou]]).Chou-Chou]] or [[Machinima/FinalFantasyVIIMachinabridged Abridged!Aerith]]).
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** "lily white" is also the name of a ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' character.
** Honoka also shares the name of a character from DeadOrAlive. They also look surprisingly alike.
** Honoka also shares the name of a character from DeadOrAlive. They also look surprisingly alike.
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** "lily white" is also the name of a ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' character.
** Honoka also shares the name of a character fromDeadOrAlive.''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive''. They also look surprisingly alike.
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*** [[Creator/CristinaVee Kotori]], [[Creator/XantheHuynh Hanayo]], [[Creator/ChristineMarieCabanos Yukiho]], [[Creator/LauraPost Nozomi]], [[Creator/EricaLindbeck Eli]], [[Creator/KiraBuckland Umi]], [[Creator/FayeMata Rin]], and [[Creator/StephanieSheh Cocoro]] are [[{{VideoGame/Neptunia}} Compa and Croire, Falcom, Nepgear, Arfoire, Uzume, MarvelousAQL, God Eater, and Abnes and Financier]].
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*** [[Creator/CristinaVee Kotori]], [[Creator/XantheHuynh Hanayo]], [[Creator/ChristineMarieCabanos Yukiho]], [[Creator/LauraPost Nozomi]], [[Creator/EricaLindbeck Eli]], [[Creator/KiraBuckland Umi]], [[Creator/FayeMata Rin]], and [[Creator/StephanieSheh Cocoro]] are [[{{VideoGame/Neptunia}} [[VideoGame/{{Neptunia}} Compa and Croire, Falcom, Nepgear, Arfoire, Uzume, MarvelousAQL, God Eater, and Abnes and Financier]].
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*** [[Creator/CristinaVee Kotori]], [[Creator/ChristineMarieCabanos Yukiho]], [[Creator/XantheHuynh Hanayo]], [[Creator/StephanieSheh Cocoro]] and [[Creator/CassandraLee Tsubasa]] were [[Manga/KOn Mio, Azusa, Ui, Yui, and Ritsu]] and the same quintet were [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Homura, Madoka, Nagisa, Tatsuya, and Kyubey]] respectively.
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*** [[Creator/CristinaVee Kotori]], [[Creator/ChristineMarieCabanos Yukiho]], [[Creator/XantheHuynh Hanayo]], [[Creator/StephanieSheh Cocoro]] and [[Creator/CassandraLee [[Creator/CassandraLeeMorris Tsubasa]] were [[Manga/KOn Mio, Azusa, Ui, Yui, and Ritsu]] and the same quintet were [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica Homura, Madoka, Nagisa, Tatsuya, and Kyubey]] respectively.
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*** [[Creator/CristinaVee Kotori]], [[Creator/ChristineMarieCabanos Yukiho]], [[Creator/StephanieSheh Cocoro]], [[Creator/CassandraLee [[Creator/CassandraLeeMorris Tsubasa]], [[Creator/KiraBuckland Umi]], [[Creator/LauraPost Nozomi]], [[Creator/EricaMendez Nico]], are [[Manga/SailorMoon Rei Hino/Sailor Mars, Hotaru Tome/Sailor Saturn/Mistress 9, Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon, Calaveras, Mimette, Tellu, Haruka Tenoh/Sailor Uranus and Reika Nishimura]].
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* TheRedStapler: Some locations featured in the show like Kanda Shrine (where Nozomi works as a part-time {{Miko}}) and Takemura (the basis for Honoka's house) have become popular tourist sites.
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* TheWikiRule:
** [[http://love-live.wikia.com/wiki/Love_Live! Love Live! Wiki]].
** Another [[http://lovelive-school-idol-project.wikia.com/wiki/Love_Live!_Wiki Love Live! Wiki]].
** [[http://love-live.wikia.com/wiki/Love_Live! Love Live! Wiki]].
** Another [[http://lovelive-school-idol-project.wikia.com/wiki/Love_Live!_Wiki Love Live! Wiki]].
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* TheWikiRule:
**TheWikiRule: [[http://love-live.wikia.com/wiki/Love_Live! Love Live! Wiki]].
** Another [[http://lovelive-school-idol-project.wikia.com/wiki/Love_Live!_Wiki Love Live!Wiki]].
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** Another [[http://lovelive-school-idol-project.wikia.com/wiki/Love_Live!_Wiki Love Live!
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There's a seperate trope for baby names.
* BabyNameTrendStarter: This series is half of the reason that the name Rin [[https://en.rocketnews24.com/2015/11/13/japans-top-baby-names-in-2015-will-naruto-influenced-monickers-still-reign-supreme/ made the list]] of the top ten baby names for two years in a row thanks to the character of Rin Hoshizora being one of the show's most popular characters.
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* RedStapler: This was half of the reason that the name Rin [[https://en.rocketnews24.com/2015/11/13/japans-top-baby-names-in-2015-will-naruto-influenced-monickers-still-reign-supreme/ made the list]] of the top ten baby names for two years in a row thanks to the character of Rin Hoshizora being one of the show's most popular characters.
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* RedStapler: This was half of TheRedStapler: Some locations featured in the reason that the name Rin [[https://en.rocketnews24.com/2015/11/13/japans-top-baby-names-in-2015-will-naruto-influenced-monickers-still-reign-supreme/ made the list]] of the top ten baby names show like Kanda Shrine (where Nozomi works as a part-time {{Miko}}) and Takemura (the basis for two years in a row thanks to the character of Rin Hoshizora being one of the show's most Honoka's house) have become popular characters.tourist sites.
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** The background music that plays when μ's hangs out during episode 11 of season 2 is an instrumental version of "Yuujou no Change" from their first single.
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** The background music that plays when μ's hangs out during episode 11 of season 2 is an instrumental version of "Yuujou no No Change" from their first single.
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* DyeingForYourArt: For the 4th Live, Aya Uchida [[http://imgur.com/xM9gbl0 bleached]] her hair to make it look more similar to Kotori's shade of ash-blonde, especially obvious in the video footage of the concert, where the color of her hair is even lighter than in these photos. This was said to have caused her much pain and damage. Nevertheless, she repeated it for the 5th Live; where Pile also [[https://twitter.com/pile_eric/status/562176633524592641 dyed her hair auburn]] and Aina Kusuda [[http://instagram.com/p/ykIvQtD88k/ dyed her hair purple]], making them further resemble Maki and Nozomi respectively.
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* DyeingForYourArt: For the 4th Live, Aya Uchida [[http://imgur.com/xM9gbl0 bleached]] her hair to make it look more similar to Kotori's shade of ash-blonde, especially obvious in the video footage of the concert, where the color of her hair is even lighter than in these photos. This was said to have caused her much pain and damage. Nevertheless, she repeated it for the 5th Live and Final Live; where Pile also [[https://twitter.com/pile_eric/status/562176633524592641 dyed her hair auburn]] and Aina Kusuda [[http://instagram.com/p/ykIvQtD88k/ dyed her hair purple]], making them further resemble Maki and Nozomi respectively.
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** The background music that plays when μ's hangs out during episode 11 of season 2 is an instrumental version of "Yuujou no Change" from their first single.
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* MilestoneCelebration: The release of the single "A song for You! You? You!!" celebrates μ's; [[ArcNumber ninth]] anniversary (and the franchise's ninth anniversary as a whole).
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* MilestoneCelebration: The release of the single "A song for You! You? You!!" celebrates μ's; μ's [[ArcNumber ninth]] anniversary (and the franchise's ninth anniversary as a whole).
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** "Lily White" is also the name of a ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' character.
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** "Lily White" "lily white" is also the name of a ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' character.
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Where did you hear this rumor? I've look it up, there's nothing.
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** There were plans (or rumors) for a Latin American Spanish dub, but to this date there's no new about it.
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* MilestoneCelebration: The release of the single "A song for You! You? You!!" celebrates μ's; [[ArcNumber ninth]] anniversary (and the franchise's ninth anniversary as a whole).
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*** Nitta Emi (Emitsun)
*** Nanjou Yoshino ([=NanjoIno=])
*** Uchida Aya (Ucchi)
*** Suzuko Mimori (Mimorin)
*** Iida Riho (Rippi)
*** Nanjou Yoshino ([=NanjoIno=])
*** Uchida Aya (Ucchi)
*** Suzuko Mimori (Mimorin)
*** Iida Riho (Rippi)
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*** Nitta Emi Creator/EmiNitta (Emitsun)
***Nanjou Yoshino Creator/YoshinoNanjo ([=NanjoIno=])
***Uchida Aya Creator/AyaUchida (Ucchi)
***Suzuko Mimori Creator/SuzukoMimori (Mimorin)
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*** Kusuda Aina (Kussun)
*** Kubo Yurika (Shikaco)
*** Tokui Sora (Soramaru)
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*** Tokui Sora (Soramaru)
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*** Aina Kusuda Aina (Kussun)
***Kubo Yurika Creator/YurikaKubo (Shikaco)
***Tokui Sora Creator/SoraTokui (Soramaru)
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* HumbleBeginnings: The series started as a massive failure with "Bokura no LIVE, Kimi to no LIFE" selling only 434 copies on release.
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* HumbleBeginnings: The series started in 2010 as a massive failure financial failure, with their first single "Bokura no LIVE, Kimi to no LIFE" selling only 434 copies on release.release. It would eventually become a hugely successful franchise.
