| HeartCatch PreCure! | |
The picture of all 4 Main Cures in the series, including their Fairy Partners. |
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| ハートキャッチプリキュア! (Hātokyacchi PuriKyua!) |
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| Genre | Action, Comedy, Magical girl |
| TV anime | |
| Directed by | Tatsuya Nagamine |
| Studio | Toei Animation |
| Network | TV Asahi, Asahi Broadcasting Corporation |
| Original run | February 7, 2010 – January 30, 2011 |
| Episodes | 49 |
| Manga | |
| Published by | Kodansha |
| Demographic | Shōjo |
| Magazine | Nakayoshi |
| Original run | March 2010 – February 2011 |
| Volumes | 1 |
| Anime film | |
| HeartCatch PreCure! the Movie: Fashion Show in the Flower Capital... Really?! | |
| Directed by | Rie Matsumoto |
| Studio | Toei Animation |
| Released | October 30, 2010 |
HeartCatch PreCure! (ハートキャッチプリキュア! Hātokyacchi PuriKyua!), also called HeartCatch Pretty Cure! is a Japanese anime series and the seventh Pretty Cure installment by Izumi Todo. Produced by Toei Animation, the series premiered on February 7, 2010 on TV Asahi, following Fresh Pretty Cure!, and ended on January 30, 2011, where it was followed by Suite PreCure.
The series has two main motifs. One is fashion, which is referenced to Tsubomi joining the fashion club, which is part of the storyline. And second is flowers, which are prominent in the naming of numerous characters and items, as well as in the main storyline. Additionally, most episodes contain at least one reference to the language of flowers.
HeartCatch PreCure! was selected anime series of the year in the December 2010 issue of British magazine Impact. [1]
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In each person resides a Heart Flower, which is connected to the great Heart Tree that watches over everyone. Protecting this tree are the Heartcatch PreCures, who defend it against the Desert Apostles, who plan to wilt everything and turn the world into a desert. However, when the current PreCure, Cure Moonlight, is defeated in battle and the Heart Tree loses its flowers, she sends two fairies, Chypre and Coffret, to the surface in order to seek out her replacement. They find Tsubomi Hanasaki, a shy flower-loving girl that had just moved into the city with her family. Joined by her new friend, Erika Kurumi, who becomes Cure Marine, she becomes Cure Blossom and fight against the Desert Apostles who transform the wilting Heart Flowers inside people into monsters known as Desertarians. By defeating these monsters, they gain Heart Seeds which allow the Heart Tree to become healthier again. As the story goes on, they are later joined by Itsuki Myoudouin, who becomes Cure Sunshine, and Yuri Tsukikage, who regains her powers as Cure Moonlight.[2]
Tsubomi is 14 years old and in the second year of the private Myōdō Academy's Junior High School branch. She loves every plant and would like to join the gardener's club, but then she is taken into the Fashion Club by Erika. Her house is the "Hanasaki Flower Shop". She is an upright person, but also shy and withdrawn, which is almost a complex of hers. She sees her change of schools as a chance to change herself. Indeed, after she meets Erika, she will slowly start to change. In the first fight when Erika was controlled as desertrian, she wants to save Erika and is half-forced by fairies to become a Pretty Cure. As Cure Blossom, her theme color is pink and her flower symbol is the Cherry blossom. Her powers are related to flowers and she can use auxiliary attacks such as Blossom Flower Storm and Blossom Double Impact in addition to her finishing attack. Her catchphrase is "I've now cut off my cord of patience!" (私、堪忍袋の緒が切れました! Watashi, kan-nin-bukuro no o ga kiremashita!). Unlike other Precure leaders, she is not greedy with food and she enjoys studying.
She introduces herself as "The flower spreading throughout the land, Cure Blossom!" (大地に咲く一輪の花、キュアブロッサム! Daichi ni saku ichirin no hana, Kyua Burosamu!)
Erika is 13 years old and Tsubomi's classmate and neighbor and daughter of the owner of the fashion shop "Fairy Drop". In addition, she is the president of the Fashion Club. She loves fashion and designing her own clothing. She has a jealous complex towards her beautiful and fashionable older sister, who is a Charisma Model despite still being in high school. She is an energetic girl and bluntly says what she is thinking, although she also begins to change after meeting Tsubomi. She makes Tsubomi join the Fashion Club after all old members signed off. After she is informed the qualification of Pretty Cure, she agrees to help in the fight of Tsubomi. As Cure Marine, her theme color is blue and her flower symbol is the Blue daisy. She has powers related to the ocean and can use auxiliary attacks such as Marine Shoot and Marine Dynamite in addition to her finishing attack. Her catchphrase is "My heart, wider than the sea, has had enough, so this is the last straw!" (海より広いあたしの心も、ここらが我慢の限界よ! Umi yori hiroi atashi no kokoro mo, kokora ga gaman no genkai yo!).
She introduces herself as "The flower fluttering in the ocean winds, Cure Marine!" (海風に揺れる一輪の花、キュアマリン! Umikaze ni yureru ichirin no hana, Kyua Marin!)
Itsuki is in the second year, the student council president and the grandchild of the current principal of Myōdō Academy. Itsuki appears to be a gentle, handsome, and athletic boy with a princely demeanor who attracts many subordinates and fans. At the beginning, Tsubomi developed a temporary admiration for Itsuki until discovering her female gender. She crossdresses due to her having to substitute as the heir of the school and dojo in place of her ailing older brother. However, she maintains a great love for cute, girl things and is convinced to join the fashion club. In the events of Episode 22, she picked up Potpourri and thinks it's cute. She later becomes Cure Sunshine to rescue Tsubomi and Erika from danger with Potpourri while saving her brother's Heart Flower. As Cure Sunshine, her theme color is Yellow/Gold and her flower symbol is the Sunflower. Her powers are related to the sun and can use auxiliary attacks such as Sunflower Aegis and Sunshine Flash, in addition to her finishing attack. Her catchphrase is "I will heal the darkness in your heart with my light!" (その心の闇、私の光で照らしてみせる!).
She introduces herself as "The flower bathing in the sunlight, Cure Sunshine!" (陽の光浴びる一輪の花、キュアサンシャイン! Hi no hikari abiru ichirin no hana, Kyua Sanshain!)
Yuri is 17 years old and Momoka's friend, also in the second year of Myōdō Academy's high school branch. She shares class notes with Momoka when the latter cannot attend classes because of her job, also she heads the list of successful candidates in the grade. Her father went missing during the investigation of the "Heart Tree" in France. At the beginning of the story, she was defeated during the fight against Dark Pretty Cure, rendering her Pretty Cure Seed broken and the Heart Tree once withering. Owing to that her fairy died, she can't transform since her only Pretty Cure Seed broke. Scarred by this, she isn't willing to help new Pretty Cures. But later the Heart Tree and the Heart Pot recover her Pretty Cure seed and allocate her status of Pretty Cure again. As Cure Moonlight, her theme color is wisteria[3]/Silver and her flower symbol is the Rose. Cure Moonlight has powers related to the moon and can use auxiliary attacks in addition to her finishing attack. Her catchphrase is "I'll keep fighting, for everyone's heart!" (全ての心が満ちるまで、私は戦い続ける!).
She introduces herself as "The flower glistening in the light of the moon, Cure Moonlight!" (月光に冴える一輪の花、キュアムーンライト! Gekkou ni saeru ichirin no hana, Kyua Mūnraito!)
Rather than other fairies in previous series of Pretty Cure, the fairies were born in the Heart Tree in order. Each one could apartly find each own partner of Pretty Cure. Unlike previous mascots who end their sentences with a word typically referring to their own name, the fairies all end their sentences with "desu".
A fairy who protects the Heart Tree. In order to save it from danger, she has come to look for Pretty Cure, the legendary warriors chosen by the Heart Tree. She gives Tsubomi the Pretty Cure Seed in order to activate the Heart Perfume, allowing her to change into Cure Blossom. She often disguises herself as a stuffed animal. She has the power to give birth to Heart Seeds. It is said that if you collect them, a miracle will happen. Chypre tends to be calmer than her fellow mascot, Coffret. She often behaves as if she is Tsubomi's big sister. She is named for the floral perfume family, chypre.
He, like Chypre, protects the Heart Tree and gives Erika the power to change into Cure Marine. He also tends to disguise himself as a stuffed animal and can give birth to Heart Seeds. Erika needs his Pretty Cure seed to activate her Heart Perfume, allowing her to transform into Cure Marine. He is rather bold, being borderline insulting at times and nice to others. He is something like a little brother to Erika. His name comes from the French term for a jewelry box or casket.[4]
Appearing in episode 20, Potpourri is a baby fairy born from the Heart Tree, who is colored orange,yellow -like-white rather than cyan-white as Chypre and Coffret. Potpourri carries an orange Heart Seed in his bag as the key to Pretty Cure Palace. Potpourri can cast a powerful barrier to protect others. Potpourri can be rash and bratty at times, but has a strong desire to protect Pretty Cure. In Episode 22, Potpourri found a true candidate, Itsuki Myoudouin, to be Cure Sunshine. Potpourri is named after potpourri, a mixture of dried plants used to provide fragrance. Not given specific gender from official data yet, although Potpourri has been referred to once by Erika as "Potpourri-kun", in Episode 30.
Appearing in episode 33, Cologne was Yuri's partner fairy before sacrificing himself to protect Yuri. He had nursed Chypre and Coffret since their birth, behaving calmly as their elder brother.(seen on ep 0) Now his spirit exists in the Heart Tree and keeps watching them. He is also colored differently from other fairies with purple-white instead of cyan-white like Chypre and Coffret. He is named after cologne, a type of perfume for men.
A giant fairy that stays in the Botanical Garden that Tsubomi's grandmother cares for. He doesn't talk, but he's always watching over Tsubomi and Erika. He is a legendary fairy that is said to have supported the legendary Pretty Cure, Cure Flower, in the past. The younger fairies admired him. He actually has the ability to transform into human, usually as Kaoruko's husband, Hanasaki Sora. He saved Pretty Cures in several times though they don't know who the mysterious guy was. It reveals until he guards the Heartcatch Mirage to test Pretty Cures and is defeated to leak his identity. He is named after Coupé, a type of closed car body style used on hardtopped sports cars.
Tsubomi's grandmother, a famous botanist and owner of the Flower Shop. Kaoruko is considered wise and kind, and cares deeply for her granddaughter. She loves flowers more than anything, affecting Tsubomi a lot. She is also a strong person who has the fame of the youngest champion in the history of national judo contest. In fact, she was Cure Flower in her youth, the previous senior of Cure Moonlight in Pretty Cure universe. Kaoruko became Pretty Cure after she met Coupe when she came there to study the Tree of Hearts. She once defeated Dune with Heartcatch Mirage, but at the cost of her own Pretty Cure Seed being destroyed in the aftermath. At some point, she met all the present Pretty Cures and fairies. In Episode 44, her Christmas wish is to became Cure Flower again for one day to help Tsubomi and the others. As Cure Flower, her theme color is Scarlet and her flower symbol is the Lotus Flower. Her attacks are related to flowers just like Tsubomi.
She introduces herself as "The flower shining in Holy Light, Cure Flower!" (聖なる光に輝く一輪の花、キュアフラワー! Seinaru Hikari kagayaku ichirin no hana, Kyua Furawā!)
Tsubomi's mother, a florist of Hanasaki Flower Shop. She was an officer of a famous florist chain supplier "Red Florian".
Tsubomi's father, Kaoruko's only son, also the florist of Hanasaki Flower Shop and a part-time professor.
Tsubomi's grandfather and Kaoruko's husband, who passed away after son's birth. He was a cellist living alone in Kamakura. He met his future wife at his cabin built in a lavender forest.
Tsubomi's baby sister who is born in the final episode of the series. In the final scene of the finale, Futaba is seen slightly older (age 5-6) admiring the picture of the girls in their PreCure forms while holding Tsubomi's Heart Perfume, fantasizing about being just like Tsubomi.
Erika's mother, host of Fairy Drop. Also a famous former model.
Erika's father, a famous photographer, craving for taking pictures at his loving wife and daughters.
Erika's older sister, in the second year of the private Myōdō Academy's Senior High School branch, nicknamed Momo-nee by Erika. She is a popular part-time model, always making Erika jealous. In Episode 8, she was revealed to be equally jealous of Erika's ability to easily make friends.
Yuri's mother. She has earned her livelihood alone in the convenience store near the local train station since her husband disappeared.
Itsuki's grandfather, he's the principal of Myōdō academy and the leader of the town's local dojo.
Itsuki's mother, she's the actual daughter of the principal.
Itsuki's older brother, who has a condition on which he can't walk properly. Originally the heir and a outstanding fighter, who influenced Itsuki a lot. In contrast to his sister's masculine appearance, Satsuki exhibits an effeminate appearance.
Tsubomi and Erika's home room teacher in Myōdō Academy, strict but reliable. She is afraid of ghosts, which she thinks is holding her back from her teaching.
Tsubomi and Erika's classmate, a fan of Itsuki in private. She acts as a mother to her little sister, Rumi, since her mother died, leaving her little time for outside activities such as the fashion club. However, she changed her mind in Episode 14.
Tsubomi and Erika's classmate.
Tsubomi and Erika's classmates, lured to join fashion club.
Tsubomi and Erika's classmate, a crazy camera fan who loves to catch funny scenes to please people. She is eager to take pictures of Pretty Cure.
Olivier is the right hand child of Baron Salamander and his foster son, who first appeared in Episode 48 in Dune's flashback. In the movie, he is adopted by Baron Salamander after he unsealed him from his 400-year prison. Despite the Baron taught him to become a werewolf, he actually wanted to become a normal person like everyone else until he met Tsubomi and her friends. After he left Tsubomi, he fought the baron and lost, with his werewolf powers being fully awakened.Cure Blossom and Cure Marine fought Olivier to wake him up, but he is able to fight with ease, and attempts to strangle Cure Blossom while she tries to talk to him. Despite their pleas, Olivier can't hear them. After all of Cure Blossom's pleading and her blocking Cure Marine's attack, though, Olivier begins to cry silently. He turns back into a human and aided the Pretty Cures to stop the Baron with his plans. After the Cures defeated the Baron and survives, he then asks him if they can go on another journey together.
The Desert Apostles (砂漠の使徒 Sabaku no Shito) are the Main Antagonists of the series. They are a notorious group whose aims were to collect wilted Heart Flowers from their victims and take over the world by turning it into a giant desert. They're also responsible for the withering of the Great Tree of Hearts. It's revealed in Episode 20 that the Desert Apostles were serving Dune and taking orders from him.
Dune is the actual leader of the Desert Apostles, who has been in deep sleep after he was defeated by Cure Flower. He is first shown as a shadow on a video screen, talking to Sabaku about the new fairy that has been born and in flashbacks and in several episodes, but his true form and appearance is revealed during episode 37. Dune arrived at Earth after regaining his strength and sent a Desert Seed down to Earth which quickly turned into a Desert Devil. His true intentions is to destroy the Tree of Hearts. Dune is fully defeated in Episode 49 using the Infinity Silhouette.
Professor Sabark is the acting leader of the Desert Apostles, who wishes to kill the Tree of Hearts. He is usually seen sitting on a chair on a high level in the Desert Apostles' base, always having his right-hand Dark Pretty Cure by his side. He is never seen without his mask. His personality has not been shown properly, however, he wishes to finish off the newest generation of Pretty Cure in order to take down the Tree of Hearts. In Episode 47, it's revealed that he is Yuri's missing father. He is killed by Dune in episode 48.
Dark Pretty Cure is beside Sabark whenever a Desert Apostle has audience with him, acting as his second-in-command. In the beginning of the story, she fought against Cure Moonlight in front of the Heart Tree and won her half broken Pretty Cure Seed. She has an overwhelming strength of battle that can beat Cure Blossom and Cure Marine easily and strip them of Pretty Cure mode. Despite this, she has a deep conscious of competition against Cure Moonlight, who is her best rival. She seems to have a special relation to Cure Moonlight, once she said that she is her. In episode 48, it is revealed that Sabark (Yuri's father) created Dark Pretty Cure from the Heart Tree's data and Yuri; which means that Yuri and her are sisters. She dies in Sabark's arms and vanishes.
Sasorina is one of the Cadets of Sabark, and the first to appear before the heroines. She speaks with a foreign accent and can use her hair as a scorpion tail with poison. Most of the time, Sasolina has a calm aura around her, and always carries a smirk unless panicking or provoked. When provoked, she loses her calm personality and gets angry. Sasolina looks down on weak people, but will acknowledge strong foes. Her name is deprived from sasori, meaning 'scorpion'. In the events of Episode 25, her personality somehow changed after she got hit by Cure Sunshine's Gold Forte Burst. She was fully purified in Episode 40, revealing her Heart Flower (Katakuri) and true self.
Kumojacky is one of the Cadets of Sabark. Although evil, Kumojacky believes in fair fights, and would never fight enemies that are too weak. Kumojacky has shown to have a constant passionate personality wherever he goes. He likes to see other people's pain, and has no problem using this to his liking. Full of himself, he claims that not even one hundred Cures can defeat him. Despite this, he is mannered, and always introduces himself to someone he is going to use or fight with. However, he never hesitates to tell people their weaknesses, and even encourage them into becoming stronger. He is purified by Cure Marine in Episode 46, revealing his Heart Flower (Achillea).
Cobrajar is one of the Cadets of Sabark. He is very narcissistic, always thinking he is the most beautiful man in the universe. He often makes Snackey take pictures of him posing or make people give him attention. In front of Pretty Cures, he has the power of battle though he wouldn't let his face hurt and thinks to be admired by Pretty Cures at first. He can also throw lethal autographs to attack others. He is purified by Cure Sunshine in Episode 46, revealing his Heart Flower (Japanese rose).
Baron Salamander is a lost member of the Desert Apostles and originally, the right hand man of Dune before Professor Sabark took his place. He is mentioned once by Dune in Episode 48, as the one who give Yuri's father a mask that Sabark is wearing, allowing him to take control of his mind to serve Dune. In the movie, he is the main villain who awakened after 400 years after being defeated by Cure Angie and is been sealed inside the abbey on Mount Saint-Michel in France. He was freed by Olivier and later adopted him while giving him powers as a werewolf. His motives were unknown, but he wants to take revenge against everyone in France for defeating him. He is then defeated by the Pretty Cures using the HeartCatch Orchestra, but survives. After the battle, he had a change of heart and he and Olivier went on another journey together. As of 2011, he is the only surviving member of the Desert Apostles after the organization's defeat.
The Snackeys are a numerous group of servants in the Desert Apostles. Unlike the three other members, the Snackeys act more like their servants, fulfilling all their orders and requests. They cannot talk properly, and instead only uses the word "Ki" when talking. They can be seen in all kinds of different shapes.
The monsters of the week, which are formed by fusing stolen wilted Heart Flowers with objects. Unlike monsters in the previous Pretty Cure series, these speak the worries of the person's Heart Flower which caused it to wilt. The stronger the person's fear or worry, the more wilted Heart Flowers they'll have, and the stronger the Desertian will be. Later in the series, the Cadets of Sabark gain Dark Bracelets, allowing them to take direct control of a Desertrian if its motives waver, making them more powerful in the process.
The Heart Perfume (ココロパフューム Kokoro Pafyūmu) are the items used for Tsubomi and Erika to transform to Cure form. This require the Pretty Cure Seeds to use, which Chypre, Coffret, and Potpourri keep. During the transformation, the girls use the Heart Perfumes to spray on their bodies to form the clothes. Later, it is possible for the girls to put Heart Seeds into the Heart Perfumes in order to power up their abilities. Red seeds increase their speed. Blue seeds cheer people up. Itsuki has a similar item that serves the same purpose called the Shiny Perfume (シャイニーパフューム Shaini Pafyūmu)
The Flower Tact (フラワータクト Furawā Takuto) are the devices that Pretty Cure uses whenever they use purification attacks. Individually, each Tact is named after their owners, but together are the Flower Tacts. Everyone except Dark Pretty Cure summons their Flower Tacts with "Gather, Power of Flowers!" (集まれ、花のパワー! Atsumare, hana no pawa!), while Dark Pretty Cure uses, "Power of Darkness, Gather Up!" (闇の力よ、つどえ! Yami no chikara yo, tsudoe!).
The Flower Tacts are as following:
The Shiny Tambourine (シャイニータンバリン Shaini Tanbarin) is Cure Sunshine's main weapon. Different from the Flower Tact, it's design is similar to a Tambourine shaped like a sunflower. Allows her to use Gold Forte Burst and Shining Fortissimo along with Cure Blossom and Cure Marine.
The Heart Pot (ココロポット Kokoro Potto) is a small container used for containing Heart Seeds, which come out of Chypre and Coffret whenever a Desertrian is defeated. Chypre and Coffret say that when the Heart Pot is full, a miracle will happen, which will revive the Tree of Hearts. Heart Seeds can be taken out to be used for power-ups, such as enhanced speed or strength. Halfway full, the Heart Pot unleashes a golden light, which resulted to Potpourri's birth. Yuri uses the lid of the Heart Pot as a transformation device that transforms her into Cure Moonlight, which uses some of the Heart Seeds to replace the missing piece of her PreCure Seed.
The Heartcatch Mirage (ハートキャッチミラージュ Hātokyatchi Miraaju) is a jewelry box-like item that was used by all predecessors of Pretty Cures. It is extremely powerful and give the Pretty Cures a boost of power, the ability to transport directly to the Tree of Hearts, show one's Heart Flowers and part of the cure's Super Silhouette transformation. It resides in the Pretty Cure Palace, in which the Pretty Cure to ask for it will have to face the Pretty Cure before them.
The anime, directed by Tatsuya Nagamine and produced by Toei Animation, aired in Japan on Asahi Broadcasting Corporation and TV Asahi between February 7, 2010 and January 30, 2011. The series uses three pieces of theme music, one opening and two ending themes. The opening theme is "Alright! HeartCatch PreCure!" (Alright!ハートキャッチプリキュア! Alright! Hātokyatchi Purikyua) by Aya Ikeda. The ending theme for episodes 1-24 is "HeartCatch☆Paradise!" (ハートキャッチ☆パラダイス!) by Mayu Kudou, whilst the ending theme for episodes 25-49 is "Tomorrow Song 〜Song of Tomorrow〜" (Tomorrow Song 〜あしたのうた〜 Tomorrow Song 〜Ashita no Uta〜) by Kudou.
A manga adaptation by Futago Kamakita began serialization in Kodansha's Nakayoshi magazine From March 2010 until February 2011.
The second Pretty Cure All Stars DX movie, titled Pretty Cure All Stars DX2: Light of Hope☆Protect the Rainbow Jewel! (プリキュアオールスターズDX2 希望の光☆レインボージュエルを守れ! Precure All Stars DX2: Kibō no Hikari☆Rainbow Jewel o Mamore!) sees Blossom and Marine teaming up with all the previous Pretty Cures to date. The movie was released in Japan on March 20, 2010. The HeartCatch Precures have also appeared in subsequent All-Stars movies.
A movie based on the HeartCatch PreCure series titled HeartCatch PreCure The Movie: Fashion Show in the Flower Capital... Really?! (ハートキャッチプリキュア!花の都でファッションショー・・・ですか!? HātoKyatchi PuriKyua! Hana no miyako de Fashion Show... desu ka!?) was released in Japan on October 30, 2010. It follows the Pretty Cures as they go to France and encounter a mysterious boy named Olivier, who is being manipulated by the mysterious villain, Baron Salamander. It is the first Pretty Cure movie to receive a release outside of Japan, with a French language version released by Imagine in France on January 26, 2011 under the title HeartCatch Pretty Cure! Le film: Mission défilé à Paris (HeartCatch Pretty Cure! The Movie: The Paris Show Mission). The film has been nominated for a Kidscreen Award for Best One-off, Special or TV Movie for Kids.[5]
There are currently three videogames based on the series. An educational game, Oshare ni Henshin HeartCatch PreCure! (おしゃれにへんしん★ハートキャッチプリキュア！), was released for the Sega Beena on July 22, 2010. HeartCatch PreCure! Oshare Collection (ハートキャッチプリキュア！おしゃれコレクション HātoKyatchi PuriKyua! Oshare Korekushon) is a minigame collection for the Nintendo DS and was released on August 5, 2010. Another DS title, Let's Play with Voices! HeartCatch PreCure! (こえであそぼう! ハートキャッチプリキュア! Koe de Asobō! HātoKyatchi PuriKyua!), released on November 11, 2010, allows players to record their own voice over scenes from the anime.
Several toys featuring the Cure's transformation devices and weapons were released by Bandai during the series' airing. Also, several characters of the series were also released as part of the S.H.Figuarts line, with Cure Blossom and Cure Marine released in March 2011, Cure Sunshine released in June 2011 and Cure Moonlight released in August 2011. Dark Pretty Cure is announced as a Tamshii Web Exclusive and will be released in December 2011.
| Preceded by Fresh Pretty Cure! (1 season) |
Pretty Cure Series HeartCatch PreCure! 2010-2011 |
Succeeded by Suite PreCure♪ |
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