Fandisc Love Live! ~Guide to Otonokizaka Academy~ to Be Released on Christmas

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Sep. 09, 2013 04:45 PDT

A fandisc for the hit anime Love Live!, the second season of which has been confirmed, titled Love Live! ~Guide to Otonokizaka Academy~, will be released on Dec. 25.

The disc contains “TV Anime Season 1 Digest with Recorded Narration” and “Love Live Nico Live Extracurricular Activities ~KotoHanaMaki~,” a location video in which Aya Uchida (playing Kotori Minami), Emi Nitta (playing Honoka Kousaka), and Pile (playing Maki Nishikino) explore Akihabara, the stage of Love Live!. Also, the jacket illustration for the disc has been drawn by character designer and animation director Asako Nishida.

Love Live! Official Site

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