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I'm No Dummy!". There are lots of other variations. Like "Nichijou" (which means "Strawberry Night" in Japanese) or "Love Live!" (Love Live! is a band who sings songs every episode.) Giant Robots [ edit ] Giant Robots has the subtitle "Espionage Action" . has the subtitle . Many people have asked about the phrase "I don't want a man" in the second Japanese trailer, which is not translated in the English dub. It's possible that it's a reference to the female lead's role in Giant Robots . The character, Yuri, spends most of her time spying on the protagonist's grandfather, who was once part of a giant fighting robot (Giant Robo). As part of a gag, Yuri says the titular line when she sees the protagonist's grandfather use a female avatar in a video game. . The character, Yuri, spends most of her time spying on the protagonist's grandfather, who was once part of a giant fighting robot (Giant Robo). As part of a gag, Yuri says the titular line when she sees the protagonist's grandfather use a female avatar in a video game. While not part of the video game-themed entries, both episodes have a lot of references to video games (Tanken Driland being the best example). In both episodes, there are "in-game" bonus games after the main event. In episode 17, the game seems to be based around the final boss. Both episodes make multiple references to the Dragon Ball series. In episode 17, both the title and the first line of the ending song are references to Dragon Ball Z . The third commercial has a giant robot as well. In episode 20, the song also has references to Dragon Ball Z. series. In episode 17, both the title and the first line of the ending song are references to . The third commercial has a giant robot as well. In episode 20, the song also has references to The anime was aired just before the film "Fight of Gods" which is an anime adaptation of the video game "Dragon Ball FighterZ" . The same anime director, the same writer, the same lead voice actor, and one of the same episodes was released in that time. which is an anime adaptation of the video game "Dragon Ball FighterZ" . The same anime director, the same writer, the same lead voice actor, and one of the same episodes was released in that time. Episode 19 begins with a reference to Sly Cooper, another Konami franchise. Episode 20 begins with a reference to Sly Cooper, another Konami franchise. Episode 18 begins with a reference to Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island . Episode 17 begins with a reference to NicoNico Douga, a Japanese video sharing service. Episode 17 begins with a reference to the first entry, "Ace Attorney". Episode 20 begins with a reference to Ace Attorney, as well as Dig Dug and Digimon. Ending Theme (episode 16-20) All songs are by "U-Shin" except "Untitled" (episode 17) and "Ending Theme" (episode 19-20), both by "UNITE". Episode Guide [ edit ] Episode 1: "Ace Attorney's T.P.!" (暴君のテッポ！) Episode 2: "D.S.P.!" (Dream Sharing Project!) Episode 3: "Giant Robot Attack!" (イカロス大作戦!) Episode 4: "Solo Adventure Case Closed" (ソロアドベンチャーCase Closed) Episode 5: "Love, Chunibyo, & Other Delusions" (Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions) Episode 6: "Tanken Driland - Raging Battle!!" (タンケン・ドリラン - ラグジュアリー・バトル！！) Episode 7: "Love Live! School Idol Festival - Over the Rainbow-sama!" (ラブライブ！シティオペラ - 憂鬱なテーマ - サンキュー！！) Episode 8: "Love Live! School Idol Festival - Hana wo Kanaete (Fight for It!) (ラブライブ！シティオペラ - 花を僕と見て (Fight For It!) ) Episode 9: "Love Live! School Idol Festival - I'll Be Here for You! (ラブライブ！シティオペラ - あなたを見つめて 愛に堪えよ！ (I'll Be Here for You!) ) Episode 10: "Love Live! School Idol Festival - Giving Our Best Shot" (ラブライブ！シティオペラ - 準備万全で はっきりたい （Give Us All Your Love! ）) Episode 11: "Giant Robot Attack!" (イカロス大作戦!) Episode 12: "Solo Adventure - Ghost! (ソロアドベンチャー - Ghost!) Episode 13: "Love, Chunibyo, & Other Delusions" (Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions) Episode 14: "Love Live! School Idol Festival - Hana wo Kanaete (Fight for It!) (ラブライブ！シティオペラ - 花を僕と見て （Fight For It!) ) Episode 15: "Love Live! School Idol Festival - I'll Be Here for You! (ラブライブ！シティオペラ - あなたを見つめて 愛に堪えよ！ (I'll Be Here for You!) ) Episode 16: "Ace Attorney's T.P.!" (暴君のテッポ！) Episode 17: "Untitled" (episode 17) Episode 18: "Love Live! School Idol Festival - Untitled" (ラブライブ！シティオペラ - 未確認だが…(Episode 18)) Episode 19: "D.S.P.!" (Dream Sharing Project!) Episode 20: "Untitled" (episode 20) (episode 19-20) Music [ edit ] Love Live! School Idol Festival Theme Song Other [ edit ] Dub [ edit ] Dub [ edit ] Languages [ edit ] Languages English Dub French Dub Russian Dub Spanish Dub Chinese (Simplified) Dub Translations [ edit ] Main article: List of Love Live! School Idol Project dubtitles See also [ edit ] Notes [ edit ] References [ edit ]