CATDOLL: Fans' celebration of the first anniversary of the release of the Love Live! movie has drawn questions

On June 13 last year, the Love Live! theatrical version was officially released in Japan, and it has been a full year since then. In order to commemorate the past, a celebration party was held at a theater in Tokyo, but fans who had too much fun were questioned.

On Monday, June 13, the Shinjuku Picardiere Cinema in Tokyo, Japan, held a special screening of the first anniversary of the Love Live! theatrical version. Many fans came to the scene with various props to cheer. Although the fans of Love Live! did not kneel or disrupt the order of the scene, some people still felt that this kind of self-entertainment activity was shameful and some behaviors were unbearable to watch; others felt that since it was a special screening, it would not hurt to leave a little commemoration... Soon, the dispute between the two factions started again.

Announcement of the 1st Anniversary Event

A row of theater posters are displayed at the ticket office

Of course, the precious signed edition is indispensable

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The reason why this event was questioned was that when fans were waiting to enter, there were constant reports of people getting too excited and causing disturbances. Some even occupied the corridors to exchange their thoughts after the movie was over, which invisibly disturbed others. And some people even did this:

At first, several people placed the puppet on the guardrail.

More people followed suit

Finally, the whole row of guardrails was filled with puppets.

Fans sitting on the stairs taking commemorative photos

Netizens who think this behavior is harmless believe that since it is a special screening of a popular work, the cinema should have expected that fans would take some commemorative actions, and the cinema did not come forward to stop it, which shows that these behaviors are still within the acceptable range; of course, no matter what, the opposition still thinks that occupying public spaces such as corridors and stairs is wrong in principle, and no excuse can cover up the ugly facts...

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