The cute one, Shibuya.

Is the pie in Shibuya decent?

The character in the picture from the thread is undoubtedly a beautiful girl character.

If you don’t move, you are a beautiful girl.

Moving as a hero.

But the visibility is inferior to that.

Isn’t the difficulty high?

Both a beautiful girl face like the one in the thread and an ugly face like that of the famous “Baka Uke” can properly look like the same person.

Shibuya is cute.

She’s a cute high school girl who shines when faced with adversity.

>>12

This is definitely it.

>>12

A sense of security like that of one’s family home.

A sense of security like home.

A person with a wonderful face.

I’m grateful for the encounter with that face because if I hadn’t seen Kanon-chan’s distinctive face, I wouldn’t have watched Super Star.

They only did the Gobou song in episode 2…

>>18

I’m glad they did the finale as well…

>>18

I hear it every time I go to a real event!

Whether in rough times or in good times, anime time has always gathered around that face.

Because of the Olympics, the ugly Yankee face was rebroadcasted numerous times.

There are guys who gather around this face every day for two weeks.

I want you to stream every day on YouTube like a crazy person again.

Recently learned about the Shibuya Evil God statue.

Damn it!

Those days when we were accompanied by the ugly yankee face, revolutionaries, and dictators.

>>25

In the first episode, I thought, “Isn’t this an abnormal anime?” but when Chii-chan reveals her true nature, I thought, “Ah, I definitely can’t miss this.”

The reaction of my mother and Aria when they were invited by Kuku.

Cute!? My older sister!?

Isn’t that pretty terrible, though?

>>27

Because it’s a world where something that looks like that is thought to lack charm…

The protagonist who gets caught up in things.

>>29

That being said, it is Kanon-chan herself who cannot overlook discrimination and oppression.

When in off mode, there’s quite a gap with the character having glasses and a cute, somewhat shy look.

Until episode 6, where the Galaxy and the loyal warrior mentality join.

Up to Episode 8, where there is a historical reconciliation with the first student council president after corruption and dictatorship.

Even now, thinking about it, the first season had an abnormal level of excitement.

I want an all-night screening for seasons 1 to 3.

I want to watch it while eating and drinking on a big screen.

>>35

I want to participate.

I want to primarily see food and drink.

>>51

The menu includes café au lait, baked apple, tomato, and hamburger.

>>55

Additional cocoa, giant strawberry parfait, takoyaki, weird smoothie, and Salzburg dumplings.

>>58

Is everyone in the audience Margarete?

Well, if we’re going to go straight through to the third season, then that level of supply is necessary, huh…?

The first to rebel against the oppression from the front was Kanon-chan.

A woman who stands up for the weak, even when she is disillusioned.

I really like how the baton of the student council presidency is passed from a somewhat unreliable dictator to Kinako, who makes everyone want to support her.

I wonder why the word “oppression” comes up as if it’s natural in student idol anime.

>>38

It’s a word that’s hard to express, isn’t it? Repression.

I’m told to showcase the burdock song in Vienna and do something playful like that in Japan instead.

>>39

I will cut through the screen of the Love Live venue, dominated by the god of the idol world…

Isn’t the president of the student council in Love Live someone who suppresses others?

We’ve had a lot going on, haven’t we…?

I love that the two characters, who want to be school idols but dislike school idols, and love to sing but hate singing, represent a conflicting emotional instability in Kanon.

I like singing the Gobou song with everyone at the venue during a solo concert.

In the third season, they fixed the tendency to meddle.

In the third season, the second and third generation students were causing a ruckus, so I wonder if the first generation students will be the ones to cause a scene in the theater version.

It hasn’t been revealed what Chii-chan’s hair tie is.

(I came to check on the situation up to Ushiku.)

I’m not great with my words, but somehow I still try to resolve things through dialogue.

People who are too kind can’t ignore those in trouble, so it seems like they have a tendency to get involved.

Compared to Hokkaido, Ushiku is just around the corner.

Shibuya Kanon can’t help but find her junior adorable.

“Flying Saitama has a high affinity in the first phase.”

This is my bride.

>>54

It’s about 12 hours early.

Shibuya-senpai has a strangely charismatic presence, so those around him tend to elevate him.

“I’m like this, you know?! I’m sure the person is saying that to Maru-chan too!”

A woman who relies on violets and marguerites.

>>59

It seems like Maki-chan and Yoshiko would like it too.

Especially Yoshiko has an extra boost due to the inner person adjustment.

I wonder what everyone’s appearance level is like according to the setting in the work?

A few years later, the first generation of Liella! will probably become legendary.

>>61

Is it that the places that are hard to touch are buried in darkness…?

>>68

The content of the first year has been significantly revised.

>>68

Kanon (official) evaded the question when Kinako asked about their first meeting.

>>73

It’s really not good that the first year is often depicted as being hidden both in the radio and in the manga.

>>61

By the time Margarete graduates, Hazuki Koi should be regarded as a hero who abandoned her position and teamed up with Shibuya Kanon to eliminate the first president.

>>70

Who is the first president…?

>>77

The first student council president left nothing behind.

I thought it was a thread where I could see Shibuya’s pie.

>>64

If it doesn’t exist, you won’t be able to see it.

>>67

There was somewhat in the third term…

I don’t want to show Chii-chan a pathetic side of myself.

I will show Margarete everything.

>>65

Chi-chan is fragile, you know.

Chi-chan is always doing her best because she is convinced that Shibuya will ultimately stand up even if he shows weakness, and Shibuya draws strength from seeing Chi-chan like that, creating a relationship where they can endlessly uplift each other.

The relationship where the upperclassmen excessively rely on the underclassmen.

I really like the scene where Kuu-chi is dressing up Shibuya!

I hope that even after three years, we can still be that silly with Sumiren included.

I believe that Shibuya’s song reaches not just the world, but even the universe, Chii-chan…

They were hiding the topic of the first year in Love Live Days.

I want to see a spin-off where a rebellious reporter from the newspaper department uncovers the secrets of the founding year while facing various obstacles and the danger of assassination.

When I was watching, Kanon-chan seemed to have a strong sense of masculinity and looked cool.

Now that I’ve calmed down a bit, I’ve come to think that you had a cute face.

Is the main heroine in an idol-themed story a boyish type?

I thought it was unusual.

When I talked to my juniors about my first year, a few of them seem to be siding with my senpai in love.

Kanon-chan has a busty face.

>>85

I wouldn’t call it a cutting board, but…

A woman who has slanted eyes but becomes Ebisu-faced when she smiles.

Sports caps and short pants, etc.

The casual fashion that isn’t too girly was cute.

That’s why it looks great when I wear a skirt.