Nesoberi - Revision history

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	==List of nesoberi==		==List of nesoberi==
	''Main article: [[List of nesoberi by character]]''		:''Main article: [[List of nesoberi by character]]''

	==In ''Love Live!'' media==		==In ''Love Live!'' media==

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	===[[Ceras Yanagida Lilienfeld]]===		===[[Ceras Yanagida Lilienfeld]]===
	Ceras's eyes are ovoid-shaped at the bottom with two curled eyelashes on each eye, one on the top left and one on the top right.		Ceras's eyes are ovoid-shaped at the bottom with two curled eyelashes on each eye, one on the top left and one on the top right. Her eyebrows are light gray.

	===[[Izumi Katsuragi]]===		===[[Izumi Katsuragi]]===

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	Debuting in 2015 to [[SEGA]]-licensed crane machines throughout Japan, the nesoberi plush series has proliferated far and wide, reaching even legacy or non-anime series such as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Case_Closed Detective Conan] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touhou_Project Touhou Project]. However, as the original series for which they were produced, the nesoberi plush is still strongly associated with [[Love Live! (series)\|Love Live!]], with many different variations and form factors of the plush being produced - some are still exclusive to Love Live! nesoberi even today.		Debuting in 2015 to [[SEGA]]-licensed crane machines throughout Japan, the nesoberi plush series has proliferated far and wide, reaching even legacy or non-anime series such as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Case_Closed Detective Conan] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touhou_Project Touhou Project]. However, as the original series for which they were produced, the nesoberi plush is still strongly associated with [[Love Live! (series)\|Love Live!]], with many different variations and form factors of the plush being produced - some are still exclusive to Love Live! nesoberi even today.

			Nesoberi are often colloquially referred to as "'''nesos'''" by fans.

	==Characteristics==		==Characteristics==
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	However, perhaps as a cost saving measure, nesoberi releases following the release of the [[Nijigasaki High School Idol Club]] Mega Jumbo series began to feature printed-on clothing patterns which adheres to the form of the nesoberi's body. Additionally, the aforementioned felted blush sticker was replaced with a flat embroidered pattern.		However, perhaps as a cost saving measure, nesoberi releases following the release of the [[Nijigasaki High School Idol Club]] Mega Jumbo series began to feature printed-on clothing patterns which adheres to the form of the nesoberi's body. Additionally, the aforementioned felted blush sticker was replaced with a flat embroidered pattern.

	Nesoberi come in a variety of sizes ~~as well~~:		Nesoberi come in a variety of sizes:

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	Ruby's eyes are oval shaped, without eyelashes.		Ruby's eyes are oval shaped, without eyelashes.
	===[[Sarah Kazuno]]===		===[[Sarah Kazuno]]===
			Sarah's eyes are almond shaped, each with one eyelash on the middle.

	===[[Leah Kazuno]]===		===[[Leah Kazuno]]===
			Leah's eyes are nearly semi-circular, each with one eyelash on the middle.

	==Nijigasaki High School Idol Club==		==Nijigasaki High School Idol Club==
	===[[Ayumu Uehara]]===		===[[Ayumu Uehara]]===
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	Rurino's eyes are circle-shaped, with five straight eyelashes, three at the bottom and two at the top on each eye. Her mouth is always open showcasing her fang on the left side.		Rurino's eyes are circle-shaped, with five straight eyelashes, three at the bottom and two at the top on each eye. Her mouth is always open showcasing her fang on the left side.
	===[[Megumi Fujishima]]===		===[[Megumi Fujishima]]===
	Megumi's eyes are circle-shaped, with two ~~straigh~~ eyelashes at the top on each eye.		Megumi's eyes are circle-shaped, with two straight eyelashes at the top on each eye.
	===[[Ginko Momose]]===		===[[Ginko Momose]]===
	Ginko's eyes are ovoid-shaped at the bottom, with one eyelash curled upwards at the top.		Ginko's eyes are ovoid-shaped at the bottom, with one eyelash curled upwards at the top.
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	Kosuzu's eyes are circle-shaped, with one straight eyelash at the middle-top on each eye.		Kosuzu's eyes are circle-shaped, with one straight eyelash at the middle-top on each eye.
	===[[Hime Anyoji]]===		===[[Hime Anyoji]]===
			Hime's eyes are ovoid-shaped at the bottom, without eyelashes.

	===[[Ceras Yanagida Lilienfeld]]===		===[[Ceras Yanagida Lilienfeld]]===
			Ceras's eyes are ovoid-shaped at the bottom with two curled eyelashes on each eye, one on the top left and one on the top right.

	===[[Izumi Katsuragi]]===		===[[Izumi Katsuragi]]===
			Izumi's eyes are oval-shaped, without eyelashes.

	==Other Nesoberi==		==Other Nesoberi==
	*Manmaru		*Manmaru
	==In the Anime==		==In the Anime==
	Cotaro Yazawa is briefly seen playing a whack-a-mole type game featuring Muse ~~Nesoberi~~ drawings in [[No. 1 Idol in the Universe]].		[[File:Neso whack a mole.png\|thumb\|Cotaro's whack-a-mole game.]]
			[[File:Nesos in tokyo.png\|thumb\|Nesoberi depicted in-universe.]]
			Cotaro Yazawa is briefly seen playing a whack-a-mole type game featuring Muse nesoberi drawings in [[No. 1 Idol in the Universe]].

			In the episode [[TOKYO]], nesoberi are seen among other pieces of Muse merchandise.

	==Games==		==Games==
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	==Notes & Trivia==		==Notes & Trivia==
	*Currently, there are no [[A-RISE!]], [[Sunny Passion]] or [[School Idol Musical]] School Idols with a ~~Nesoberi~~.		*Currently, there are no [[A-RISE]], [[Sunny Passion]], or [[School Idol Musical]] School Idols with a nesoberi.
			*While previous members have had multiple sizes of nesoberi, only NNN nesos have so far been released for [[Wien Margarete\|Margarete]], [[Tomari Onitsuka\|Tomari]], and the [[Hasunosora Girls' High School Idol Club]].

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	The term '''nesoberi''' (寝そべりぬいぐるみ, lit. "lying down plush doll") refers to a line of plush toys produced by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_Fave SEGA Toys] with a distinctive "lying down" appearance.		The term '''nesoberi''' (寝そべりぬいぐるみ, lit. "lying down plush doll") refers to a line of plush toys produced by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_Fave SEGA Toys] with a distinctive "lying down" appearance.

	Debuting in 2015 to SEGA-licensed crane machines throughout Japan, the nesoberi plush series has proliferated far and wide, reaching even legacy or non-anime series such as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Case_Closed Detective Conan] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touhou_Project Touhou Project]. However, as the original series for which they were produced, the nesoberi plush is still strongly associated with [[Love Live! (series)\|Love Live!]], with many different variations and form factors of the plush being produced - some are still exclusive to Love Live! nesoberi even today.		Debuting in 2015 to [[SEGA]]-licensed crane machines throughout Japan, the nesoberi plush series has proliferated far and wide, reaching even legacy or non-anime series such as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Case_Closed Detective Conan] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touhou_Project Touhou Project]. However, as the original series for which they were produced, the nesoberi plush is still strongly associated with [[Love Live! (series)\|Love Live!]], with many different variations and form factors of the plush being produced - some are still exclusive to Love Live! nesoberi even today.

	==Characteristics==		==Characteristics==

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	\| Tera Jumbo (TJNN) \|\| テラジャンボ \|\| 100cm \|\| [[File:Tera Jumbo Chika Neso.jpg\|center\|150px]] \|\| The largest commercially available size of nesoberi at a whopping one meter in length. These nesoberi notably come shipped in bespoke boxes adorned with nesoberi imagery and a cloth transit bag in the member's image color. Additionally, they come with certificates of purchase to ensure their authenticity.		\| Tera Jumbo (TJNN) \|\| テラジャンボ \|\| 100cm \|\| [[File:Tera Jumbo Chika Neso.jpg\|center\|150px]] \|\| The largest commercially available size of nesoberi at a whopping one meter in length. These nesoberi notably come shipped in bespoke boxes adorned with nesoberi imagery and a cloth transit bag in the member's image color. Additionally, they come with certificates of purchase to ensure their authenticity.
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			\| Hyper Fabulous Ultimate Jumbo Nesoberi EX (HFUJNEX) \|\| ハイパーファビュラスアルティメットジャンボ寝そべり \|\| 10000cm \|\| [[File:Hyper Fabulous Ultimate Jumbo Chika.jpeg\|center\|150px]] \|\| At 7 meters tall and 10 meters long, it is far too large to keep in your home. In reality, this inflatable Chika nesoberi was erected as part of an [[April Fools' Day]] [https://pier21.co.jp/BLOG/bl-lovelive promotion] in [[Numazu]]. It was summarily [[:File:HFUJNEXChikaDies.jpeg\|killed]] a few days later, making it the only extinct species of nesoberi.
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	Nesoberi are plushes characterized by their large, round heads and comparatively small, cylindrical bodies, with arms and legs (also simple tubes which lack hands and feet) outstretched to convey a "lying down" position, hence the name. They lack detailed facial features, typically only having embroidered eyes (brows optional) and mouth, and felt blush stickers on their cheeks. Their bodies are made of soft felt, while their bodies are stuffed with cotton fill with the exception of plastic nesoberi figurines (which, of course, are made of and filled with plastic).		Nesoberi are plushes characterized by their large, round heads and comparatively small, cylindrical bodies, with arms and legs (also simple tubes which lack hands and feet) outstretched to convey a "lying down" position, hence the name. They lack detailed facial features, typically only having embroidered eyes (brows optional) and mouth, and felt blush stickers on their cheeks. Their bodies are made of soft felt, while their bodies are stuffed with cotton fill with the exception of plastic nesoberi figurines (which, of course, are made of and filled with plastic).

	Albeit a trait not exclusive to them, Love Live! series nesoberi are noted for having rather large blank eyes as opposed to ones which adhere to their actual series' artstyles.		Albeit a trait not exclusive to them, Love Live! series nesoberi are noted for having rather large blank eyes as opposed to ones which adhere to their actual series' artstyles. The eye outline on most commercially-available Love Live! nesoberi merchandise is black, and the interior is white; however, nesoberi featured in [[Puchiguru Love Live!]] have colored outlines corresponding to the members' respective [[Image color\|image colors]].

	Earlier releases of nesoberi featured stitched-on felt clothing, with certain characters (such as [[Honoka Kosaka\|Honoka]] and [[Nico Yazawa\|Nico]]) featuring polyester accessories such as bows. Other characters, such as [[Eli Ayase\|Eli]] and [[Ai Miyashita\|Ai]] feature stuffed protrusions to represent their hairstyles.		Earlier releases of nesoberi featured stitched-on felt clothing, with certain characters (such as [[Honoka Kosaka\|Honoka]] and [[Nico Yazawa\|Nico]]) featuring polyester accessories such as bows. Other characters, such as [[Eli Ayase\|Eli]] and [[Ai Miyashita\|Ai]] feature stuffed protrusions to represent their hairstyles.

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	\| Mega Jumbo (MEJ) \|\| メガジャンボ \|\| 40cm \|\| [[File:Mega Jumbo Chika uniform.png\|center\|150px]] \|\| Originally "Hyper Jumbo (HJNN)" (ハイパージャンボ寝そべりぬいぐるみ, "hyper jumbo lying down plush"), these are the first class of nesoberi to be released in crane games. Mega jumbo nesoberi have somewhat soft, underfilled bodies in comparison to the other nesoberi. Also referred to as "L" nesoberi. These nesoberi are frequently [[Bootleg nesoberi\|bootlegged]] due to their popularity.		\| Mega Jumbo (MEJ) \|\| メガジャンボ \|\| 40cm \|\| [[File:Mega Jumbo Chika uniform.png\|center\|150px]] \|\| Originally "Hyper Jumbo (HJNN)" (ハイパージャンボ寝そべりぬいぐるみ, "hyper jumbo lying down plush"), these are the first class of nesoberi to be released in crane games. Mega jumbo nesoberi have somewhat soft, underfilled bodies in comparison to the other nesoberi. Also referred to as "L" nesoberi. These nesoberi are frequently [[Bootleg nesoberi\|bootlegged]] due to their popularity.
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	\| Large (LL) \|\| ジャンボ \|\| 50 ~ 60cm \|\| \|\| Rather confusingly, they are also referred to as "jumbo nesoberi", despite the jumboness conveyed by "mega jumbo" being considerably greater. These somewhat inconveniently sized nesoberi are quite uncommon and are restricted to in-store purchase only. ~~These nesoberi are~~ sometimes referred to as "GJNN"/"Giga Jumbo" (ギガジャンボ), especially in the context of non-Love Live! nesoberi.		\| Large (LL) \|\| ジャンボ \|\| 50 ~ 60cm \|\| \|\| Rather confusingly, they are also referred to as "jumbo nesoberi", despite the jumboness conveyed by "mega jumbo" being considerably greater. These somewhat inconveniently sized nesoberi are quite uncommon and are restricted to in-store purchase only. Also sometimes referred to as "GJNN"/"Giga Jumbo" (ギガジャンボ), especially in the context of non-Love Live! nesoberi.
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	\| Tera Jumbo (TJNN) \|\| テラジャンボ \|\| 100cm \|\| [[File:Tera Jumbo Chika Neso.jpg\|center\|150px]] \|\| The largest commercially available size of nesoberi at a whopping one meter in length. These nesoberi notably come shipped in bespoke boxes adorned with nesoberi imagery and a cloth transit bag in the member's image color. Additionally, they come with certificates of purchase to ensure their authenticity.		\| Tera Jumbo (TJNN) \|\| テラジャンボ \|\| 100cm \|\| [[File:Tera Jumbo Chika Neso.jpg\|center\|150px]] \|\| The largest commercially available size of nesoberi at a whopping one meter in length. These nesoberi notably come shipped in bespoke boxes adorned with nesoberi imagery and a cloth transit bag in the member's image color. Additionally, they come with certificates of purchase to ensure their authenticity.

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	\| Jumbo (J/JNN) \|\| ジャンボ \|\| 30cm \|\| \|\| A somewhat uncommon nesoberi size which is generally reserved for limited releases. Retail nesoberi of this size are generally referred to as "M" nesoberi.		\| Jumbo (J/JNN) \|\| ジャンボ \|\| 30cm \|\| \|\| A somewhat uncommon nesoberi size which is generally reserved for limited releases. Retail nesoberi of this size are generally referred to as "M" nesoberi.
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	\| Mega Jumbo (MEJ) \|\| メガジャンボ \|\| 40cm \|\| [[File:~~DigiTrippers~~ Chika ~~Neso S~~.png\|center\|150px]] \|\| Originally "Hyper Jumbo (HJNN)" (ハイパージャンボ寝そべりぬいぐるみ, "hyper jumbo lying down plush"), these are the first class of nesoberi to be released in crane games. Mega jumbo nesoberi have somewhat soft, underfilled bodies in comparison to the other nesoberi. Also referred to as "L" nesoberi. These nesoberi are frequently [[Bootleg nesoberi\|bootlegged]] due to their popularity.		\| Mega Jumbo (MEJ) \|\| メガジャンボ \|\| 40cm \|\| [[File:Mega Jumbo Chika uniform.png\|center\|150px]] \|\| Originally "Hyper Jumbo (HJNN)" (ハイパージャンボ寝そべりぬいぐるみ, "hyper jumbo lying down plush"), these are the first class of nesoberi to be released in crane games. Mega jumbo nesoberi have somewhat soft, underfilled bodies in comparison to the other nesoberi. Also referred to as "L" nesoberi. These nesoberi are frequently [[Bootleg nesoberi\|bootlegged]] due to their popularity.
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	\| Large (LL) \|\| ジャンボ \|\| 50 ~ 60cm \|\| \|\| Rather confusingly, they are also referred to as "jumbo nesoberi", despite the jumboness conveyed by "mega jumbo" being considerably greater. These somewhat inconveniently sized nesoberi are quite uncommon and are restricted to in-store purchase only.		\| Large (LL) \|\| ジャンボ \|\| 50 ~ 60cm \|\| \|\| Rather confusingly, they are also referred to as "jumbo nesoberi", despite the jumboness conveyed by "mega jumbo" being considerably greater. These somewhat inconveniently sized nesoberi are quite uncommon and are restricted to in-store purchase only. These nesoberi are sometimes referred to as "GJNN"/"Giga Jumbo" (ギガジャンボ), especially in the context of non-Love Live! nesoberi.
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	\| Tera Jumbo (TJNN) \|\| テラジャンボ \|\| 100cm \|\| [[File:Tera Jumbo Chika Neso.jpg\|center\|150px]] \|\| The largest commercially available size of nesoberi at a whopping one meter in length. These nesoberi notably come shipped in bespoke boxes adorned with nesoberi imagery and a cloth transit bag in the member's image color. Additionally, they come with certificates of purchase to ensure their authenticity.		\| Tera Jumbo (TJNN) \|\| テラジャンボ \|\| 100cm \|\| [[File:Tera Jumbo Chika Neso.jpg\|center\|150px]] \|\| The largest commercially available size of nesoberi at a whopping one meter in length. These nesoberi notably come shipped in bespoke boxes adorned with nesoberi imagery and a cloth transit bag in the member's image color. Additionally, they come with certificates of purchase to ensure their authenticity.