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| + | <option>Interestingly, when almost all yellow Cures (Cure Lemonade, Cure Pine, Cure Muse, Cure Peace, Cure Rosetta, Cure Honey, Cure Twinkle, Cure Miracle and Cure Magical in Topaz style, and Cure Custard) assume their finishing pose during their transformations, they all share the same sound effect, which is a distinct sparkly 'pop' noise. |
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| + | ''[[Futari wa Pretty Cure]]'' is the only season so far that has only one ending song; all others have two different ending songs. It does, however, change one scene of the animation sequence where the villains from the first half are replaced by the Seeds of Darkness and [[Mepple]], [[Mipple]], and [[Pollun]] are added to the final scene. |
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| + | <option>''[[Futari wa Pretty Cure]]'' is the only (old) season without any villains revived in ''[[Pretty Cure All Stars DX 2: Kibou no Hikari - Rainbow Jewel o Mamore!]]''. However, [[Pretty Cure All Stars DX 3: Mirai ni Todoke! Sekai wo Tsunagu☆Niji-Iro no Hana|its sequel]] has one revived [[Uraganos|villain]]. |
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| + | The fictional city of Yuunagi in ''[[Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star]]'' is heavily based on the Kamakura/Enoshima area southwest of Tokyo. |
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| + | ''[[Yes! Pretty Cure 5]]'' is the first season to feature a woman (Desparaia) as a main antagonist. ''[[Happiness Charge Pretty Cure!]]'' later introduces the second female main antagonist ([[Queen Mirage]]) and ''[[Go! Princess Pretty Cure]]'' introduces the third female main antagnist ([[Dyspear]]). |
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| + | ''[[Yes! Pretty Cure 5]]'' is the first series to have a ''Super Sentai'' like dynamic with its Cures. A team of heroes, each a different color, who work together to defeat an evil organization that threatens mankind and sends monsters to destroy them. This dynamic is also present in all Pretty Cure series that followed. |
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| + | ''[[Yes! Pretty Cure 5 GoGo!]]'' is the last season to use hand-drawn animation for endings. Endings for future seasons use CGI. |
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| + | A ''[[Heartcatch Pretty Cure!]]'' poster appears in the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbeiYnxl85A final episode] of ''Imagin Anime'', a spin-off of the ''Tokusatsu'' series ''Kamen Rider Den-O''. Momotaros complains about the poster's size and him being left out of the poster. |
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| + | In the magazine ''Animage's'' [https://www.amazon.co.jp/アニメージュ-2012年-07月号-雑誌/dp/B0085MLYRI 7th issue of 2012], an interview with one of the producers revealed that all the ''[[Smile Pretty Cure!]]'' Cures were initially designed to have long flowing hairstyles. |
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| + | Quote: ''"However, letting all the Cures have long hairstyles seemed to take away their personality differences, so we did quite a bit of thinking to rectify that. (...) Both final hairstyles and Cure theme colors were determined not by looking at each girl alone, but everyone as a group. We needed to see them together before we settled on their final design, in order to achieve a good total balance."'' |
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| + | ''[[Doki Doki! Pretty Cure]]''is the first season to have its official [[LINE Stickers|LINE account and stickers]]. |
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| + | The end of ''[[Happiness Charge Pretty Cure!]]'' features a "passing the torch" scene with [[Cure Lovely]] and [[Cure Flora]], the lead Cure for the next season. This is inspired by the [http://powerrangers.wikia.com/wiki/Hand-Off Hand-Off] Super Sentai tradition. Seasons following ''Happiness Charge Pretty Cure!'' continue this scene with its lead Cures. |
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| + | Mofurun does not change into a device during the Cures' transformation and stays in her normal form instead. This was unique in merchandising as the mascot plush toy was also the transformation toy. The plush Mofurun toy was [https://twitter.com/aers00/status/727637545756942336 hugely popular in Japan] and was the [http://www.toynes.jp/ranking2016/ second most popular toy in 2016]. |
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| + | Mofurun's surprising popularity led to an increase in Mofurun merchandise, with exclusive merchandise such as a [[LINE_Stickers#Mahou_Tsukai_Pretty_Cure.21_-_Mofurun_LINE_Stickers|Mofurun LINE Sticker]] set being made. She is also the main mascot of ''[[Pretty Cure Connection Puzzlun]]'' and even in 2017, Mofurun receives [https://twitter.com/pps_as/status/852806978267103233 special merchandise] unlike other mascots. |
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| + | <option>''[[Mahou Tsukai Pretty Cure!]]'' is the first season where a Cure from a different season makes a cameo appearance, with [[Usami Ichika]] from ''[[KiraKira☆Pretty Cure A La Mode]]'' appearing during the last episode. |
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| + | Many aspects about Kenjou Akira - including her design, her voice, her personality and her transformation sequence - reference the extravagant Broadway-style musicals performed by the [[wikipedia:Takarazuka_Revue|Takarazuka Revue]], in which women play all possible roles of the musical. |
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| + | *Her masculine design and personality fit the {{Nihongo|''otokoyaku''|男役}} (literally "male role"), the male part played by actresses in Takarazuka productions. This is especially apparent with her Cure design, with its ornate uniform/suit-like style, the top hat and the princely puffed sleaves and cape. |
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| + | *In her transformation sequence, she stands on an {{Nihongo|''ookaidan''|大階段}}, the "grand staircase" being a trademark of the musicals since 1927 and usually rolled out in the finale for the actresses to dance on. Her hand motions in the sequence are also typical. |
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| + | *Her voice actress, [http://www.takawiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Saeki+Chihaya Mori Nanako], used to play the ''otokoyaku'' role under the stage name '''Saeki Chihaya''' in [https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%A3%AE%E3%81%AA%E3%81%AA%E5%AD%90#.E5.AE.9D.E5.A1.9A.E6.AD.8C.E5.8A.87.E5.9B.A3.E6.99.82.E4.BB.A3.E3.81.AE.E4.B8.BB.E3.81.AA.E8.88.9E.E5.8F.B0.E5.87.BA.E6.BC.94 fifteen Takarazuka Revue musical productions] from 2005 to 2009. |
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Revision as of 14:13, 24 June 2017
Welcome to Pretty Cure wiki!
Pretty Cure Wiki is a comprehensive encyclopedia that anyone can edit!
It covers the anime series, characters, storylines, and other relevant material to the Pretty Cure series. Pretty Cure is the main term used in the series to describe a group of girls who can transform into warriors. In each season, there is a legend of warriors who will come to aid the world when it is in need, and stop an invasion of evil.
The franchise started in 2004 with Futari wa Pretty Cure. Since then, fourteen Pretty Cure seasons have been developed and aired. The currently airing season is KiraKira☆Pretty Cure A La Mode, which has a baking theme.
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Yes! Pretty Cure 5
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Fresh Pretty Cure!
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Suite Pretty Cure♪
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Happiness Charge Pretty Cure!
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