Link！Like！ラブライブ！ promoted with new cards

Link！Like！ラブライブ！ is not a standalone film title so much as the app-and-project label behind Hasunosora Girls’ High School Idol Club, and that distinction matters to understanding the latest promotion cycle. The official Hasunosora site describes Link！Like！ラブライブ！ as a smartphone app that launched on April 15, 2023, while the current theatrical release is “Love Live! Hasunosora Girls’ High School Idol Club Bloom Garden Party,” which opened nationwide in Japan on May 8, 2026. May 22 brought a fresh burst of official promotion around the broader Love Live! card ecosystem. The Love Live! Series Official Card Game site posted a new “AiScReam” linked campaign that day encouraging fans to post photos of cards for prizes, and the same official news feed prominently surfaced other Hasunosora-related card promotions alongside it. ### So what exactly is being promoted here — the movie, the app, or the cards? (lovelive-anime.jp) The official Hasunosora site separates those pieces clearly. Link！Like！ラブライブ！ is the app brand for the Hasunosora project, while “Bloom Garden Party” is the movie now in theaters, with a dedicated film page stating a May 8, 2026 nationwide release. Bushiroad’s official Love Live! card-game site shows how the card line is being used to support that momentum. (llofficial-cardgame.com) Its news page lists a May 4 “MoviTicke presentation campaign” tied to the movie’s release, a May 22 card-photo prize campaign, and a separate release campaign for the Hasunosora premium booster. ### What are the “new cards” people are talking about? May 1 is the key release date for the newest Hasunosora trading-card product. (lovelive-anime.jp) The official product page says the “Premium Booster Love Live! Hasunosora Girls’ High School Idol Club” went on sale on May 1, 2026, with packs priced at 300 yen including three cards, and box sets priced at 6,006 yen. (llofficial-cardgame.com) The same product page says the set includes only Hasunosora members and songs, more than nine newly drawn illustrations, and special foil and rarity treatments. Bushiroad’s store page marked the box version as out of stock when crawled this week. ### How do the current campaigns connect cards to audience activity? May 22’s official card-game update centered on a social-posting mechanic. (llofficial-cardgame.com) The campaign invited fans to post photos of cards for a chance to win prizes, extending a pattern already visible in April and now refreshed for May. April and May promotions also linked cards to attendance and follow behavior. (llofficial-cardgame.com) The official card-game site says PR cards were set as admission bonuses for Hasunosora’s 6th Live Dream “Bloom Garden Party” shows, and a separate W-follow campaign was launched to mark the premium booster release. ### Is there an event calendar behind this weekend push? The official live-event page shows there is. (llofficial-cardgame.com) Hasunosora’s 6th Live Dream “Bloom Garden Party” schedule lists Kobe performances on May 23 and May 24, Kanagawa performances on May 30 and May 31, and a larger Belluna Dome stop on July 11 and July 12. Ticket prices on that page run from 13,000 yen for standard reserved seats at the Fukuoka, Kobe and Kanagawa dates to 14,500 yen for the Belluna Dome shows, with discounted U-20 tickets also listed. (llofficial-cardgame.com) The official site also says paid livestream details will be announced later. ### What can be said about “hit” status from verified sources? (lovelive-anime.jp) May 23’s publicly available official materials confirm an active release-and-promotion stack, but they do not provide verified box-office totals or engagement metrics. What is documented is a synchronized rollout: the movie opened on May 8, the Hasunosora premium booster launched on May 1, movie-ticket and social-post campaigns were active in May, and live dates continue through this weekend and beyond. (lovelive-anime.jp) July 11 and July 12 are the next major named dates on the official Hasunosora calendar after the late-May arena shows. The Belluna Dome performances are listed as the “Bloom Garden Party Stage,” with the full cast lineup named on the project’s event page. (lovelive-anime.jp 1) (lovelive-anime.jp 2)