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Love Live! watch order

High-school girls form 'school idol' groups to sing, dance and compete in the national Love Live! tournament. Each series follows a new school and a new cast: μ's, Aqours, the Nijigasaki club, Liella! and Hasunosora. Mostly by Sunrise.

First time? Start with School Idol Project (two seasons and the movie), then Sunshine!! (two seasons and Over the Rainbow), then pick any of Nijigasaki or Superstar!!. Each series is its own story, so you can also start with whichever cast appeals most.

Story order

One generation at a time, in the order they started: μ's, Aqours (with the Yohane spin-off after it), Nijigasaki, Liella!, then Hasunosora. The series don't continue into each other, so after Sunshine you can take them in any order. The OVA, the chibi shorts and the Yohane recap film are left out.

  1. Love Live! School Idol Project TV, 2013, 13 episodes

    Honoka and her friends form μ's to save Otonokizaka Academy from closing. The original series; the later ones refer back to it.

  2. Love Live! School Idol Project Season 2 TV, 2014, 13 episodes

    μ's goes for the Love Live! title while the third-years' graduation looms.

  3. Love Live! The School Idol Movie Movie, 2015, 1 episode

    A direct sequel to Season 2, not a recap: μ's is asked to promote the next Love Live! and gives one last concert for every school idol. The end of μ's story.

  4. Love Live! Sunshine!! TV, 2016, 13 episodes

    Chika, a μ's fan in the seaside town of Uchiura in Numazu, starts Aqours at Uranohoshi Girls' High School. Same world as the first series, with μ's as the legends Aqours look up to.

  5. Love Live! Sunshine!! Season 2 TV, 2017, 13 episodes

    Aqours' second shot at Love Live! as Uranohoshi's future comes into doubt.

  6. Love Live! Sunshine!! The School Idol Movie: Over the Rainbow Movie, 2019, 1 episode

    A sequel to Season 2, all new footage: the third-years have graduated and the remaining six work out what Aqours is now.

  7. Yohane the Parhelion: Sunshine in the Mirror TV, 2023, 13 episodes

    A fantasy spin-off: Yohane, a failed singer, comes home to a magical version of Numazu with her talking wolf Lailaps. The Aqours cast play alternate versions of themselves and Aqours doesn't exist, so it needs no prior viewing.

  8. Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club TV, 2020, 13 episodes

    Yu and her childhood friend Ayumu revive Nijigasaki's idol club, where everyone performs solo instead of as a group, and Yu becomes the club's composer.

  9. Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club Season 2 TV, 2022, 13 episodes

    Continues Season 1 directly, with new members joining the club.

  10. Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club: Next Sky OVA, 2023, 1 episode

    A 30-minute OVA, shown in Japanese cinemas, set right after Season 2: Ayumu comes back from a trip to the UK with a new girl, Isla. Watch it before the Final Chapter films.

  11. Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club – Final Chapter Part 1 Movie, 2024, 1 episode

    The first of three films that end the Nijigasaki story (67 minutes), following on from Season 2 and Next Sky. Streams on Crunchyroll as 'The Movie – Finale – Chapter 1'.

  12. Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club – Final Chapter Part 2 Movie, 2025, 1 episode

    The second Final Chapter film (75 minutes), released in Japan in November 2025. The third and last part is due in winter 2026–27.

  13. Love Live! Superstar!! TV, 2021, 12 episodes

    Kanon, who freezes up when singing in front of people, and Keke from Shanghai start a school idol club at the brand-new Yuigaoka Girls' High School; the group becomes Liella!.

  14. Love Live! Superstar!! Season 2 TV, 2022, 12 episodes

    Liella's second year: new first-years join and the group takes another run at Love Live!.

  15. Love Live! Superstar!! Season 3 TV, 2024, 12 episodes

    Liella's third and final school year, with more new members.

  16. Love Live! Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club: Bloom Garden Party Movie, 2026, 1 episode

    A 3DCG film released in Japan in May 2026, the first anime for the Hasunosora generation, whose story began in the Link! Like! Love Live! app. A TV series follows in January 2027.

Release order

Everything in the order it came out. From 2020 the Nijigasaki and Superstar seasons alternate, which is fine if you like following both at once.

  1. Love Live! School Idol Project TV, 2013, 13 episodes

    Honoka and her friends form μ's to save Otonokizaka Academy from closing. The original series; the later ones refer back to it.

  2. Love Live! School Idol Project OVA (optional) OVA, 2013, 1 episode

    A 15-minute bonus episode that came with the Blu-ray of μ's single 'Music S.T.A.R.T!!'. A light extra between the seasons; skippable.

  3. Love Live! School Idol Project Season 2 TV, 2014, 13 episodes

    μ's goes for the Love Live! title while the third-years' graduation looms.

  4. Love Live! The School Idol Movie Movie, 2015, 1 episode

    A direct sequel to Season 2, not a recap: μ's is asked to promote the next Love Live! and gives one last concert for every school idol. The end of μ's story.

  5. Love Live! Sunshine!! TV, 2016, 13 episodes

    Chika, a μ's fan in the seaside town of Uchiura in Numazu, starts Aqours at Uranohoshi Girls' High School. Same world as the first series, with μ's as the legends Aqours look up to.

  6. Love Live! Sunshine!! Season 2 TV, 2017, 13 episodes

    Aqours' second shot at Love Live! as Uranohoshi's future comes into doubt.

  7. Love Live! Sunshine!! The School Idol Movie: Over the Rainbow Movie, 2019, 1 episode

    A sequel to Season 2, all new footage: the third-years have graduated and the remaining six work out what Aqours is now.

  8. Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club TV, 2020, 13 episodes

    Yu and her childhood friend Ayumu revive Nijigasaki's idol club, where everyone performs solo instead of as a group, and Yu becomes the club's composer.

  9. Love Live! Superstar!! TV, 2021, 12 episodes

    Kanon, who freezes up when singing in front of people, and Keke from Shanghai start a school idol club at the brand-new Yuigaoka Girls' High School; the group becomes Liella!.

  10. Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club Season 2 TV, 2022, 13 episodes

    Continues Season 1 directly, with new members joining the club.

  11. Love Live! Superstar!! Season 2 TV, 2022, 12 episodes

    Liella's second year: new first-years join and the group takes another run at Love Live!.

  12. Nijiyon Animation (optional) TV, 2023, 12 episodes

    Three-minute chibi gag shorts with the Nijigasaki cast, based on the four-panel comic, plus three extra shorts on the Blu-ray. Pure comedy; skippable.

  13. Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club: Next Sky OVA, 2023, 1 episode

    A 30-minute OVA, shown in Japanese cinemas, set right after Season 2: Ayumu comes back from a trip to the UK with a new girl, Isla. Watch it before the Final Chapter films.

  14. Yohane the Parhelion: Sunshine in the Mirror TV, 2023, 13 episodes

    A fantasy spin-off: Yohane, a failed singer, comes home to a magical version of Numazu with her talking wolf Lailaps. The Aqours cast play alternate versions of themselves and Aqours doesn't exist, so it needs no prior viewing.

  15. Nijiyon Animation 2 (optional) TV, 2024, 12 episodes

    A second run of Nijigasaki chibi gag shorts, again with three Blu-ray extras. Skippable.

  16. Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club – Final Chapter Part 1 Movie, 2024, 1 episode

    The first of three films that end the Nijigasaki story (67 minutes), following on from Season 2 and Next Sky. Streams on Crunchyroll as 'The Movie – Finale – Chapter 1'.

  17. Love Live! Superstar!! Season 3 TV, 2024, 12 episodes

    Liella's third and final school year, with more new members.

  18. Yohane the Parhelion: Sunshine in the Mirror – compilation film (optional) Movie, 2024, 1 episode

    An 89-minute film that condenses the Yohane TV series. A recap; skip it if you've seen the show.

  19. Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club – Final Chapter Part 2 Movie, 2025, 1 episode

    The second Final Chapter film (75 minutes), released in Japan in November 2025. The third and last part is due in winter 2026–27.

  20. Love Live! Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club: Bloom Garden Party Movie, 2026, 1 episode

    A 3DCG film released in Japan in May 2026, the first anime for the Hasunosora generation, whose story began in the Link! Like! Love Live! app. A TV series follows in January 2027.

Explained

Do the series connect? Where should I start?

Each series has its own school, characters and voice cast, and none of them is a sequel to another. Sunshine!! is the only one that ties back: its heroine forms Aqours because she idolises μ's, and Aqours visit μ's old school. So watch School Idol Project before Sunshine!! if you plan to see both. Nijigasaki and Superstar!! stand on their own and can be started any time.

Are the movies sequels or recaps?

The School Idol Movie and Over the Rainbow are both new stories set after each series' second season, and each wraps up that generation, so don't skip them. The Nijigasaki Final Chapter films are the ending of that series. The only recap is the Yohane compilation film.

What is Yohane the Parhelion?

A fantasy spin-off of Sunshine!! in which the Aqours characters live in a magical version of Numazu and Aqours doesn't exist. You don't need to have seen Sunshine!! first, though fans of it will get more out of the cameos and in-jokes.

Where is the Nijigasaki story up to?

Season 2 and the Next Sky OVA lead into a three-part film finale. Part 1 came out in September 2024 and Part 2 in November 2025; Part 3 is due in Japanese cinemas in winter 2026–27, with no exact date yet. Part 1 is on Crunchyroll.

What's next for Love Live!?

Hasunosora Girls' High School, the generation from the Link! Like! Love Live! app, got its first anime, the 3DCG film Bloom Garden Party, in May 2026, and a TV series is scheduled for January 2027. Superstar!! ended with Season 3 in 2024, and no new season or film has been announced for it. The newest project, Ikizulive! Love Live! Bluebird, has no anime so far.