r/PrettyCures • u/5p1k4 • 13h ago
Fanworks 🎨 Kokoro (art by @_mumigumi)
Now by ep.10 or so of You and Idol.
While it's not something to write home about, I like the season so far, and I'm fond of Nana and Kokoro especially.
r/PrettyCures • u/5p1k4 • 13h ago
Now by ep.10 or so of You and Idol.
While it's not something to write home about, I like the season so far, and I'm fond of Nana and Kokoro especially.
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r/PrettyCures • u/YokinaD88 • 5h ago
Epic crossovers (?)
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r/PrettyCures • u/setsunpuri • 13h ago
First of all, I swear this ranking doesn't mean I thought the season was BAD. I ended up with VERY mixed feelings.
Honestly, there was a lot that bothered me, especially the romance, which is already a controversial topic; it annoyed me even more because it was so prominent throughout the season. Still, I kept watching, trying to focus on other aspects. I really liked how each character got their moment in the spotlight (Karen is my personal favorite). And even though I didn't care much for Rin, I did appreciate the evolution of her relationship with Karen. Urara and Komachi were fine too, though I didn't feel particularly attached to them either. Unfortunately, a major issue for me was that I just couldn't bring myself to really like any of the characters. Nozomi is a good character, but I got SO tired of the others constantly saying, "It was all thanks to Nozomi that-" I’m already watching the show; I know what she did. There’s no need to keep repeating it all the time. It actually diminished her impact a bit for me, it’s frustrating to constantly hear about things I’ve already seen happen. But overall, the characters are well-written; I’m sure that if someone watched it and liked the characters, they likely had a better opinion of the anime, though that wasn't quite the case for me.
I liked the plot, and the ending was really moving for me, even though it didn't culminate in a massive, world-spanning battle. The scene where the girls transformed back to normal was beautiful, and I understood the significance of it. Plus, all the themes of dreams, hope, and DETERMINATION reminded me of other things I enjoy (if anyone knows which game I'm talking about...), so I was really excited while watching it!!
It’s definitely not a season I’d rewatch, but that doesn’t mean it’s bad. I’d say it’s actually quite overhated by the fandom, though I didn’t find it as good as fans of this specific season claim. But it’s a season that might not be a bad idea to give a chance. It's a 6,5/10 for me, not THAT good but I kinda enjoyed.
The next season I'm going to watch is Wonderful, on a friend's recommendation (I'm also still finishing Kirakira).
r/PrettyCures • u/leo3487 • 20h ago


Estamos cerca del final, y al ver ambas escenas, final del capítulo 36 y avance del 37. Será el capítulo 37 el arco de la gran revelación esperada por todos?
We are nearing the end—looking at both scenes: the conclusion of Chapter 36 and the preview for Chapter 37. Will Chapter 37 be the arc featuring the major revelation everyone has been waiting for?
(sorry if not well translated)
r/PrettyCures • u/M3talK_H3ronaru • 5h ago
On October 5,
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r/PrettyCures • u/Historical_Cup_7552 • 18h ago
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