Love Live! School Idol Project
| Love Live! | |
|---|---|
| Original title | ラ ブ ラ イ ブ! |
| transcription | Rabu Raibu! |
 | |
| genre | Comedy , his |
| Manga | |
| country |
 Japan
|
| author | Sakurako Kimino |
| Illustrator | Arumi Tokita |
| publishing company | ASCII Media Works |
| magazine | Dengeki G's Magazine , Dengeki G's Comic |
| First publication | January 2012 - ... |
| expenditure | 4th |
| Anime television series | |
| Country of production |
Japan
|
| original language | Japanese |
| year | 2013 |
| Studio | Sunrise |
| length | 24 minutes |
| Episodes | 26 in 2 seasons |
| Director | Takahiko Kyogoku |
| music | Yoshiaki Fujisawa |
| First broadcast | January 6, 2013 on Tokyo MX |
| Light novel | |
| country |
Japan
|
| author | Sakurako Kimino |
| illustrator | Akame Kiyose , Natsu Otono , Yūhei Murota |
| publishing company | ASCII Media Works |
| First publication | May 2013 - … |
| expenditure | 11 |
Love Live! School Idol Project ( Japanese ラ ブ ラ イ ブ! , Rabu Raibu! ) Is a manga series by Sakurako Kimino and Arumi Tokita . It has been published in Japan since 2012 and has received several spin-off mangas, video games, a light novel and an anime television series. In addition, concerts with the voice actors and singers from the film adaptation took place for the series revolving around a Schuler Idol group, and many of the themed or recorded pieces of music were released on CD by Lantis . The work, which has also been translated into German, belongs to the genres of his own and comedy .
content
The high school student Honoka Kōsaka ( 高 坂 穂 乃 果 ) loves her school and is saddened when it closes because there are too few new applicants. While visiting her little sister's school, she meets her little sister's idol school band A-Rise, which is popular at school and beyond. Then Honoka founded their own idol group μ's ( ミ ュ ー ズ , Myūzu / muse) together with her friends Umi Sonoda and Kotori Minami in order to make their school better known and to attract new applicants. They succeeded and soon they took part in the national Love Live competition for school bands.
Book publications
The manga was published in January 2012 by ASCII Media Works initially in the magazine Dengeki G's Magazine . In June 2014 he switched to Dengeki G's Comic . The chapters have also been collected in four volumes so far. Since November 2016, Egmont Manga has been publishing a German translation, currently in five volumes.
Since May 2013, Love Live! School Idol Diary is a light novel about the series, written by the manga writer Sakurako Kimino and illustrated by Akame Kiyose , Natsu Otono and Yūhei Murota . So far, 11 parts have come out. A second manga, written by Kimino and drawn by Masaru Oda, which is based on the light novel, started in Dengeki G's Comic in June 2014 and has so far reached an anthology.
Anime adaptation
Directed by Takahiko Kyōgoku , Sunrise 2013 produced a 13-part anime adaptation of the manga. The main writer and screenwriter was Jukki Hanada , while Asako Nishida and Yūhei Murota were responsible for character design. The artistic direction was Yukihiro Watanabe . The series began broadcasting on Tokyo MX on January 6, 2013 , and was also shown on Nippon BS Broadcasting Corporation , Aichi Television Broadcasting and YTV with a few days' delay . In 2014 a second season followed by the same team, also with 13 episodes. An English dubbed version appeared on DVD and was broadcast by Mnet America, Hero TV showed the series in the Philippines . The platform Crunchyroll published the anime with subtitles in German and English, among others.
2015 came with Love Live! The School Idol Movie released a film about the series. The production comes from the same team as the series. After the premiere in Japan, it was shown in the USA, Great Britain, the Philippines and Taiwan. 2016 followed with the anime series Love Live! Sunshine !! a spin-off .
synchronization
| role | Japanese speaker ( seiyū ) |
|---|---|
| Nozomi Tōjō | Aina Kusuda |
| Kotori Minami | Aya Uchida |
| Honoka Kōsaka | Emi Nitta |
| Maki Nishikino | Pile |
| Rin Hoshizora | Riho Iida |
| Nico Yazawa | Sora Tokui |
| Umi Sonoda | Suzuko Mimori |
| Eli Ayase | Yoshino Nanjō |
| Hanayo Koizumi | Yurika Kubo |
music
The music for the series was composed by Yoshiaki Fujisawa . The opening credits are underlaid with the song Bokura wa Ima no Naka de ( 僕 ら は 今 の 中 で ) by μ's. For the first credits, Susume → Tomorrow ( ス ス メ → ト ゥ モ ロ ウ ) by Emi Nitta , Aya Uchida and Suzuko Mimori was used. The following were underlaid with the Kitto Seishun ga Kikoeru ( き っ と 青春 が 聞 こ え る ) in different versions.
The following songs are played during the episodes:
- Aishiteru Banzai! ( 愛 し て る ば ん ざ ー い! ) From Pile
- Bokura no Live Kimi to no Life ( 僕 ら の LIVE 君 と の LIFE ) by μ's
- Korekara no Someday ( こ れ か ら の Someday ) from μ's
- No Brand Girls from μ's
- Private Wars from A-Rise
- Start: Dash !! by Emi Nitta, Aya Uchida and Suzuko Mimori; or pile; or μ's
- Susume → Tomorrow ( ス ス メ → ト ゥ モ ロ ウ ) by Emi Nitta, Aya Uchida and Suzuko Mimori
- Wonder Zone by μ's
The opening title of the second season is Sore wa Bokutachi no Kiseki ( そ れ は 僕 た ち の 奇跡 ) by μ's and the opening song was Don'na toki mo zutto ( ど ん な と き も ず っ と ) in different versions. The following songs are played during the episodes:
- Bokura wa Ima no Naka de ( 僕 ら は 今 の 中 で ) from μ's
- Dancing stars on me! of μ's
- Door of Dreams ( ユ メ ノ ト ビ ラ ) by μ's
- Happy Maker! of μ's
- Hurray I love you! ( 愛 し て る ば ん ざ ー い! ) From μ's
- KiRa-KiRa sensation from μ's
- Kore made no Love Live! ~ Musical ver. ~ ( こ れ ま で の ラ ブ ラ イ ブ! 〜 ミ ュ ー ジ カ ル ver.〜 ) by μ's, Marie Miyake, Nozomi Yamamoto and Sayuri Hara
- Love Wing Bell by Riho Iida, Pile, Yurika Kubo, Yoshino Nanjou, Aina Kusuda and Sora Tokui
- Oh, Love & Peace! of μ's
- Private Wars from A-Rise
- Shocking Party from A-Rise
- Snow halation from μ's
- Susume Tomorrow from μ's
- Yume no Tobira from μ's
Video games
In April 2013, Love Live! School Idol Festival a first video game to the franchise. The smartphone game was developed by KLab and published by Bushiroad - also internationally in May 2014. In August 2014, Love Live! School Idol Paradise by developer Dingo Inc. and published by Kadokawa Games for the PlayStation Vita .
Individual evidence
- ↑ The Live Concert from Love Live! to Be Streamed Live in Theaters in Asia and Oceania. Anime News Network, March 29, 2016, accessed November 16, 2016 .
Web links
- Egmont Manga for German publication
- Anime Official Website (Japanese)
- Entry on the anime on Anime News Network (English)