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Love Live and its sequels are a true treasure in the world of anime. From the moment I saw the vibrant and colorful animation, the originality of the art and character design, I knew I was about to embark on an exciting adventure. The incredibly well-produced music should win awards if it weren't for the rest of the music world not wanting to be overshadowed by it. It combines with the energetic performances of the girls, creating an atmosphere full of joy and positive energy. The animation feels fluid and uses meticulous traditional animation; there is never any cost-cutting with 3D or simplified or undrawn ... backgrounds.

Although the characters may seem stereotypical at first glance, I have discovered that each of the Love Live girls has her own charm and distinctive personality. As the seasons progress, we can see how these talented young girls face challenges and grow as individuals, developing strong relationships among themselves. They have realistic and profound encounters and dialogues about the intricate problems they must face. Their determination captivates me, and anyone can appreciate that the special bond they share is related to a conflicted and scarred past.

The script is never predictable; it has an exciting pace that keeps my attention at all times. The main plot of saving the school through music is completely innovative in the anime industry, and the anime manages to add twists and touching moments that keep me glued to the screen.

The cast of characters is the most diverse I have ever seen in an anime. Each character shines in a unique way and represents different aspects of maturity and personal growth. The subtle romantic relationships between the girls serve as unexpected and novel glue. Obviously, the reason for their presence is to enrich the plot further, and the only reason they don't fully consolidate is simply because there hasn't been enough time to tell the story.