The official LoveLive! Twitter account has officially announced that GSC will release a small clay figure set for LoveLive!. In addition to the previously revealed uniform version small clay figures of Honoka Kousaka, Kotori Minami, and Umi Sonoda at the figure exhibition, it has now been confirmed that performance outfit versions of the three will also be released.\The small clay figures are mini versions of 2.5-head proportion clay figures, approximately 1/2 the size of the original clay figures, and usually come in sets of 3 to 6. Therefore, it is now basically confirmed that the first LoveLive! small clay figure set will include uniform and performance outfit versions of Honoka, Kotori, and Umi (6 types in total). The release date and price are yet to be officially announced.\In addition, the LoveLive! series launched a mobile game, LoveLive! School Idol Festival, on iOS in April, which has gained considerable popularity. Now, the Android version of the game finally has a timeline. According to the official Twitter, testing for compatibility with various Android phones is underway, and it is scheduled for official release in mid-June.\LoveLive! School Idol Festival is based on the "2D school idol project" LoveLive!, featuring a "Concert Mode" where players can play music rhythm games and a fully voiced "Story Mode." The primary revenue comes from idol card gacha. By combining the cards, the school idols can "awaken," enhancing their abilities as idols.\Players can successfully conduct a "concert" by operating a simple music rhythm game\Most μ's songs can be played in the game\LoveLive! School Idol Festival\Game Type: Rhythm ACT & ADV\Payment Method: Free-to-play, with in-app purchases\Platforms: iOS (Android in development)\Developer: KLab Inc.\[Official Website]\http://lovelive.bushimo.jp/