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Dyspear (ディスピア Disupia?) is the main antagonist of Go! Princess Pretty Cure and leader of Dys Dark. She and her commanders, the Three Musketeers, have taken over Hope Kingdom, the home of Prince Kanata.

Bio[]

Appearance[]

Dyspear wears a low-cut floor-length long sleeved black dress with black feathers on the bottom. She also wears a dark purple belt and sharp shoulder pads. She has a pair of red gloves and a red cape which is connected to her hands and headdress. Her headdress is black and purple with two horn-like protrusions and a violet crystal crown. She also wears a black mask and there is an open keyhole on her chest. She has red eyes and black hair.

Personality[]

Dyspear is ruthless and cunning, and wants to spread chaos and despair around the world. She dislikes hopes and dreams. She is also very manipulative, taking advantage of Towa's dream of being a Grand Princess by luring her away from Hope Kingdom to cause its residents to despair. Dyspear also likes to play with people's emotions. She strongly dislikes failure.

Relationships[]

  • Akagi Towa: She kidnapped the young Towa, and brainwashed her to make the child believe she is her daughter. As Twilight, she respected her. When it's revealed that Dyspear isn't Towa's mother, she stills attempts to bring Towa back to her side, but is severely injured by Towa when she transforms into Cure Scarlet.
  • Close: Close appears to be Dyspear's most loyal subject, even allowing himself to be absorbed by her to make herself stronger.

Etymology[]

Her name is based on the word "despair".

History[]

Before Go! Princess Pretty Cure[]

In ancient times, Dyspear was known as the darkness that emerged from the darkest depths of Hope Kingdom's forest. The previous Princess Pretty Cure sealed her away. They knew she would return even stronger than before, which was why the legendary warriors decided to create a fourth Princess Perfume.

Dyspear was able to return sometime later but in a weaken state. She occupied a place called the Forest of Despair where thorns were growing. One day, her influence reached the princess of the Hope Kingdom, Towa. She tricked her into coming with her, promising to make her a Grand Princess. The princess fell into her trap, allowing Dyspear to succeed in bringing down the hopes and dreams of the Hope Kingdom citizens. She wasn't satisfied with that, so Dyspear decided to brainwash Towa and raise her as her own daughter, Twilight to see Prince Kanata suffer.

Dyspear's First Appearance Before The Cures[]

An illusion of Dyspear appears before the Pretty Cure as she prepares to punish Close for his failures, but he asks for a final chance. Dyspear creates an alternate dimension for him to fight. She becomes angry when she discovered that Close was defeated during the fight.GPPC10

Twilight Arc[]

Dyspear created a Dress Up Key for Twlight that was able to power up the generals of DysDark, and create a powerful type of Zetsuborg.

When the Cures are getting their final set of Keys, Dyspear creates a new Dress Up Key after Twilight offers herself to go alone in a battle.GPPC18

Twilight finds a Princess Perfume and shows to Dyspear.GPPC19 Dyspear creates another Key for her, allowing Twilight to corrupt a Princess Perfume with the power of despair. Tired of several defeats, Dyspear uses the Key to control Twilight, making her transform by using the power of the corrupted Princess Perfume. Dyspear demands Twilight to defeat the Cures and Prince Kanata. Dyspear reveals why she kidnapped and brainwashed Towa. When the Cures purified Twilight with the help of Prince Kanata, Dyspear sends several thorns to attack them. Dyspear ends up capturing Prince Kanata when he decides to stay back to fight the thorns.GPPC20

Battle Against Cure Scarlet[]

After Towa was purified, Dyspear finds her again on Noble Academy's campus, and attempts to bring her back to her side. She tells Towa that she shattered her dream of becoming a Grand Princess, and that it will never come true. This causes Towa to fall into despair, thus fueling Dyspear's power, and allowing her to summon a tall pillar of thorns. Dyspear keeps Towa in a pod, with Towa's despair constantly providing her with more power. The Cures fight her in an attempt to free Towa, but Dyspear proves to be too strong. Cure Flora, however, is able to find an opening, where she discovers a trapped and hopeless Towa. Dyspear is forced to retreat when Towa snaps out of her despair to transform into Cure Scarlet.GPPC22

Returning To The Forest Of Despair[]

Dyspear decides to return to the Forest of Despair to heal herself, after being weakened from her fight with Cure Scarlet.GPPC23 While she is away, she gives Lock a gauge to fill up with despair so that she can come back soon. Sometime later, Dyspear is fully healed when Close uses the despair he gathered from Lock to fully replenish her strength.GPPC31

Princess Palace Restoration Arc[]

When the Cures unexpectedly arrive in Hope Kingdom, Dyspear immediately senses their presence and sends a tiger Zetsuborg to stop them. Her Zetsuborg is defeated, and the Fire Palace is restored.GPPC40 She strikes again with another Zetsuborg to stop the Star Palace from being restored. However, her plan fails again, as the Star Palace ends up being restored.GPPC43

Shut shows Dyspear his new makeup, but she horribly scolds him, and even tries to kill him in the process. Dyspear ends up giving him one last chance, and throws a Zetsuborg lock at him. In the end, his Zetsuborg is defeated, and the Sea Palace is restored.GPPC45

After seeing three of the four palaces restored, Dyspear has Close transform into a bird from Haruka's picture book to trick Haruka into coming to a utopian world, where everything is done with little effort. While Haruka is there, Dyspear shows up as a bunch of thorns in front of the other Cures, and tells them Haruka is in a utopian world that she'll never escape from. However, Haruka ends up escaping, and helps the other Cures defeat the Zetsuborg. After the final palace is restored and Hope Kingdom returns to normal, Dyspear's illusion appears. Dyspear tells them they can keep Hope Kingdom, since she has turned her attention to Noble Academy.GPPC47

Attacking Noble Academy And Final Showdown[]

Dyspear arrives at Noble Academy to create a tall, thorn-like pillar. She calls Close, and gives him a small piece of Lock's hoodie while saying it may still be useful.GPPC48

Dyspear fuses with Close to become bigger and stronger. She uses her powers to spread vines all around the world, and trap the whole world in cages. Dyspear explains how she was born out of the unfulfilled dreams and doubts of others, resulting in despair. She easily repels the Cures' Grand Printemps attack, and locks the caged citizens away forever, causing the Cures to lose all hope. However, Dyspear is eventually defeated for good after the Cures had their resolve restored by their Noble Academy classmates, which enabled them to unlock their Grand Princess forms, and use their Grand Libération attack.GPPC49

Abilities[]

  • Dyspear can trap others in a different dimension. She was also able to power up Close in his battle against the Pretty Cures where he transformed into a gigantic crow.
  • Dyspear is capable of creating black Dress Up Keys, and did it once again in episode 20.
  • Dyspear can manipulate thorns to attack her enemies, as well as summon thorn demons to aid her in battle.
  • Dyspear can stop time at will to the point that not even Dress Up Keys can spare the Cures from.
  • Dyspear can lock away people's dreams and hopes behind a door of despair, which only Grand Princesses can unlock.

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