Kisaragi Reiko

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Kisaragi Reiko (如月れいこ Kisaragi Reiko)^? is a minor character who appears in Go! Princess Pretty Cure. She is the supervisor of the girls' dorm who originally disliked the idea of keeping Pafu in the dorms.

Bio[]

Appearance[]

Reiko has long, straightened dark grey -possibly black- hair held back by a headband with her bangs split down the center. Her eyes are blue and she wears oval-shaped glasses.

She is mostly seen in her school uniform, but she can also be found in simple casual clothing.

Personality[]

Reiko is strict and stern, always keeping a serious demeanor. She is easily stressed out at the thought of going against conduct, but after getting over her initial disliking of Pafu, she began to calm down and show a softer side. When worried or upset, she can be found petting Pafu for comfort.

History[]

Reiko scolded Haruka for being late, and other students commented on what they perceived as Reiko's harshness. Later, she discovered Pafu, and as everyone debated whether to hand her over to the police, Haruka suggested that they keep her. This led to a vote, which resulted in a divided dorm, with Ayaka and Reiko opposing keeping Pafu. To secure her stay, Haruka was given a week to gain everyone's approval. She highlighted Pafu's cuteness and helpfulness, and over time, most students, including Ayaka, grew fond of her. However, Reiko has not yet reconsidered her stance.

When a Zetsuborg appeared, Haruka and Minami transformed to fight it off. As chaos ensued, Reiko fell, but Cure Flora saved her and Pafu. While Reiko and Pafu faced another Zetsuborg led by Close, Pafu bravely tried to defend Reiko. With the help of Flora and Mermaid, they defeated the Zetsuborg and unlocked the door to dreams for the victims.

In the end, everyone watched anxiously as Reiko approached the front. She shocked them all by announcing her decision to let Pafu stay, gently petting her in gratitude for her bravery.^GPPC03