Love Live! Hasunosora anime reveals special PV and January 2027 premiere
The seven-episode Love Live! Hasunosora TV anime will premiere in Japan on 10 January 2027 after revealing its 106th-class newcomers in a new special PV.
Love Live! Hasunosora Jogakuin School Idol Club has unveiled a new special promotional video for its upcoming TV anime, giving viewers their first proper look at the 106th-class newcomers Maika Kinjyo and Aoi Reisawa. The official announcement also confirms that the seven-episode series will begin broadcasting in Japan on 10 January 2027.1
The PV introduces animated footage of Maika and Aoi after they join Hasunosora Girls' High School. It also previews “Dream Believers (106th Class Start Ver.)”, performed by the 106th-class members. The song features the new students alongside Ginko Momose, Kosuzu Kachimachi, Hime Anyoji, Ceras Yanagida Lilienfeld and Izumi Katsuragi.1
The broadcast details
The Japanese broadcast starts on Tokyo MX on Sunday, 10 January 2027, at 10:30pm. BS11, Sun TV, KBS Kyoto, TV Aichi, RKB Mainichi Broadcasting and Shizuoka Broadcasting also begin on 10 January, with their individual late-evening or overnight slots. Hokkaido Broadcasting follows on 11 January, while Hokuriku Broadcasting begins on 17 January.1
The announcement lists Julia Hoshimiya as Maika Kinjyo and Kana Asahi as Aoi Reisawa, alongside the returning and newly introduced cast. Gō Kurosaki directs, Fumiaki Maruto handles series composition, Haruko Iizuka designs the characters, and Sublimation provides the animation production. Sunrise is credited with planning the project.1
The special PV is available through the official Love Live! Hasunosora channel. Its thumbnail focuses on one of the anime's red-haired students and carries a clear special-PV title card, making it a useful first look at the show's visual direction.2
What we know about streaming
The announcement confirms Japanese television stations and dates only. It does not confirm a UK or US broadcast, an international streaming service, simulcast availability or overseas licensing. Those details should not be assumed from the Japanese premiere announcement.
Our opinion
This is a meaningful step beyond a routine cast update: the PV puts the new 106th-class characters on screen, introduces their opening musical identity and gives the series a firm January launch date. The seven-episode format makes the project feel deliberately focused, but international viewers still need a separate streaming announcement before they can plan to watch it legally. For now, the special PV is the clearest indication yet of how the Hasunosora anime will carry its next school-idol story onto television.