
Love Live! μ's Live Collection
Animation · Music
Overview
Love Live! μ's Live Collection is a compilation of all the animated dance scenes across the six singles, both seasons of the anime and the movie. It was released on August 26, 2016.
Top Cast


Emi Nitta
Emi Nitta
Honoka Kōsaka (voice)
Emi Nitta
Honoka Kōsaka (voice)


Yoshino Nanjo
Yoshino Nanjo
Eli Ayase (voice)
Yoshino Nanjo
Eli Ayase (voice)


Aya Uchida
Aya Uchida
Kotori Minami (voice)
Aya Uchida
Kotori Minami (voice)


Suzuko Mimori
Suzuko Mimori
Umi Sonoda (voice)
Suzuko Mimori
Umi Sonoda (voice)


Riho Iida
Riho Iida
Rin Hoshizora (voice)
Riho Iida
Rin Hoshizora (voice)


Pile
Pile
Maki Nishikino (voice)
Pile
Maki Nishikino (voice)


Aina Kusuda
Aina Kusuda
Nozomi Tōjō (voice)
Aina Kusuda
Nozomi Tōjō (voice)


Yurika Kubo
Yurika Kubo
Hanayo Koizumi (voice)
Yurika Kubo
Hanayo Koizumi (voice)


Sora Tokui
Sora Tokui
Nico Yazawa (voice)
Sora Tokui
Nico Yazawa (voice)
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