Love Live! School Idol Project

Love live is a pretty well done, all the way around. It has interesting and well rounded characters, a good plot and it has well done humor. The anime is basically about never giving up hope, even when all odds are against you and pushing to be the best. Basically it's a "Rocky" (The Movie - Rocky) story, every episode, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, it's uplifting and entertaining to watch. The music is also catchy and pretty well executed, the singing is good and the instrumental/electronic background music has excellent depth and fits the mood greatly. The main target audience, for this show, appears to be teenage girls. It has a more universal, character driven, humor, that men and women would find appealing, so it may be ambiguous, as far as target audience is concerned. Whether you're a guy or girl, I would give this show a watch. It's funny, well written and above all, entertaining. If you haven't already, check this show out because it's a great one. I give it 5 stars out of 5.

I went into Love Live! with the mentality that it was just another silly moe idol anime. I figured I'd watch an episode to see what it was and move on. I didn't realize it would draw me in as much as it did. I watched the entire first season in two days, and moved on to the second season fully invested in the plot and characters. Muse is a group you want to root for, and you do despite all the trials and tribulations they encounter, mainly because the characters develop naturally and are just so likable, even the token tsundere in Maki-chan. Besides the characters development and overall likability, the music to this is just really, really catchy, and I still listen to it even after finishing the series months ago. In all, Love Live! is as adorable as it is well done. It's simple to make a half done idol anime, but this was fleshed out fully, as evident in the plot, character development, and the way it ended. I genuinely liked it, and guarantee you'll be saying "NICO NICO NII" by the time you're done watching it. Music-u starto!