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Focus on Bassa’s dance: TV commercial for LINE Mobile / LINEMO

The commercials for LINEMO, launched in 2021 as a new SoftBank brand, continue to feature Tsubasa Honda as the main character, just like in the days of its predecessor brand, LINE MOBILE!

The upbeat “LINE Mobile Dance” has been carried over to LINEMO as well, showcased alongside a parody song set to the rhythm of ‘Ii Yudana.’

In this article, we’ll introduce not only the latest LINEMO commercials but also the LINE MOBILE commercials that used to air—all in one go!

In addition to Tsubasa Honda’s dancing, the appearance of cute characters makes for charming, catchy visuals you won’t want to miss!

[Focus on Bassa’s dance] LINE Mobile / LINEMO commercials (1–10)

LINE MOBILE ‘Dance: Noisy Bird’ versionTsubasa Honda

[Trending Commercial] LINE Mobile Dance: Annoying Bird Edition

This is the LINE Mobile commercial “Dance: Noisy Bird” where Tsubasa Honda’s dancing in a simple outfit really catches your eye.

The Noisy Bird, famous from LINE stickers—many people have seen it even if they don’t know its name, right? Despite its cute appearance, it has a bit of a sharp tongue and a slightly toxic vibe, and that’s exactly what makes it popular.

It’s also cute how, next to Honda dancing, it pops out from a potato and twirls its short little arms as it dances.

LINE MOBILE #LINEXmas 2019 On Christmas, I got dumped × Aimyon “Because I Fell in Love”Yui Takeuchi, Yuito Takeuchi, Rina

[LINE Xmas 2019] On Christmas, I got dumped × Aimyon “Because I Fell in Love”

A LINE Mobile commercial presented like a drama depicts the bittersweet romance of high schoolers, all the way through heartbreak: #LINEXmas 2019 ‘I Got Dumped at Christmas’ × Aimyon’s ‘Because I Fell in Love.’ It begins with the breakup scene, then rewinds to show moments of falling in love—scenes that are tender and heart-fluttering.

Aimyon’s ‘Because I Fell in Love,’ featured in the collaboration, serves as a tear-jerking BGM.

The LINE chat exchanges in the middle feel very realistic, don’t they?