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Japanese anime television series

Smile PreCure!
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1st Japanese DVD volume of Grin Precure! distributed by Marvelous AQL, featuring the five Cures (from bottom left clockwise): Peace (yellow), Beauty/Breeze (bluish), March/Leap (green), Sunny (orange), Happy/Lucky (pink, top center) and mascot Candy (bottom eye).
スマイルプリキュア!
( Sumairu PuriKyua! )
Genre Magical daughter
Created by Izumi Todo
Anime television serial
Directed by Takashi Otsuka
Produced by Atsutoshi Umezawa
Written by Shōji Yonemura
Music past Yasuharu Takanashi (JP)
Noam Kaniel (Noam) (United states)
Studio Toei Animation
Licensed by

NA

Saban Brands (2015–2017)
Toei Animation[one]/Allspark Animation & eOne (Hasbro) (2017/xviii & nineteen–present; licensing) [two] [3]
Netflix (streaming rights)

Original network TV Asahi
ABC
English network

CA

Netflix

HK

TVB

Ocean

Animax Asia[ citation needed ]

UK

London Alive

US

Netflix
Original run February 5, 2012 – January 27, 2013
Episodes 48 (Japanese version)
xl (International version) (List of episodes)
Manga
Written by Izumi Todo
Illustrated by Futago Kamikita
Published by Kodansha
Mag Nakayoshi
Demographic Shōjo
Original run March 2012 – February 2013
Volumes i
Game
Grinning PreCure! Permit's Go! Märchen World
Developer Namco Bandai Games
Publisher Namco Bandai Games
Genre Minigame
Platform Nintendo 3DS
Released August 2, 2012
Anime film
Smile PreCure! The Movie: Large Mismatch in a Picture Book!
Directed by Narumi Kuroda
Written by Shoji Yonemura
Studio Toei Blitheness
Released October 27, 2012
Runtime 70 minutes
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Grinning PreCure! [four] (Japanese: スマイルプリキュア！, Hepburn: Sumairu PuriKyua! , lit. "Smile Pretty Cure!") is a 2012 Japanese anime television series produced past Toei Animation and the ninth installment in Izumi Todo's Pretty Cure metaseries, featuring the 7th generation of Cures.[5] The series is written by Shōji Yonemura, who is all-time known as the caput writer of Glass Fleet and Kamen Rider Kabuto. The grapheme designs were done by Toshie Kawamura, who previously worked on the character designs for Yes! PreCure 5. The illustration volume of her works was released on February 12, 2014.[6] The series aired on All-Nippon News Network (ANN)'s Telly Asahi network between February 5, 2012 and Jan 27, 2013, replacing Suite PreCure♪ in its initial timeslot, and is succeeded past DokiDoki! PreCure. A film was released in Japanese theaters on October 26, 2012. The series' primary topic is fairy tales and happiness. A novel was released in 2016, which serves as a serial epilogue taking place 10 years later on the events of the anime.[7]

The series was adapted into English language past Saban Brands under the name Glitter Force [8] and was released as a Netflix exclusive exterior of Asia and in multiple languages on December 18, 2015.[nine] As of May 24, 2017, the Glitter Force trademark and the license was transferred to Toei Animation.[1] Hasbro currently owns the rights to the make aslope other Saban Brands entertainment avails equally of June 14, 2018.[10] [xi] [12] Information technology is the 2d series in the franchise to receive an English language-dubbed adaptation following the original Pretty Cure series.

Plot [edit]

The kingdom of Märchenland ( メルヘンランド , Meruhenrando , Saban: Jubiland), where various characters from fairy tales reside, is attacked past the evil Pierrot (Saban: Emperor Nogo), who intends to directly its earth to have its unhappy ending, but is stopped when the queen uses the last of her energy to seal him away. When Pierrot's minions from the Bad Terminate Kingdom (Saban: Shadow Realm) endeavour to revive him by harnessing negative free energy from the people of World, the queen sends the messenger Candy to assemble a team of 5 magical girls. The serial follows the germination of the team and the adventures of the girls as they try to fight off their enemies to collect the magical tokens chosen Cure Decors (Saban: Glitter Charms) that will enable them to upgrade their powers and revive the queen.[13] [14]

Characters [edit]

Characters are listed by their Japanese names.

Master characters [edit]

The titular characters are a team of magical girls who are based in the Magical Library ( ふしぎ図書館 , Fushigi Toshokan , Saban: Library of Legends), a pocket dimension where fairy tales and other stories is stored. They derive their powers by collecting various items known equally Cure Decors ( キュアデコル , Kyua Dekoru , Saban: Glitter Charms) which they store in a jewelry box, the collective energy needed for their mission to revive the queen. The girls places the items in a compact example, applying the compact pulverization to themselves while shouting Pretty Cure, Grin Charge! ( プリキュア、スマイルチャージ！ , PuriKyua, Sumairu Chāji! , Saban: Glitter Force Makeover!) to transform. When all 5 transform, they recite their group catchphrase: "Our 5 lights volition guide us to the future! Sparkle! Grinning Pretty Cure!" ( Itsutsu no hikari ga michibiku mirai! Kagayake! Sumairu PuriKyua! ( ５つの光が導く未来！輝け！スマイルプリキュア！ , Saban: "Time to blaze away to a happy ending! Shining bright! Hither comes the Glitter Strength!")). They later acquire upgraded "Tiara" and "Princess" Mode transformations.[a] [b] In the series finale, the Smile Precure acquired Royale Mode during their battle against Pierrot while acquiring Eternal Manner in the series epilogue novel.

Miyuki Hoshizora ( 星空 みゆき , Hoshizora Miyuki , Saban: Emily) / Cure Happy ( キュアハッピー , Kyua Happī , Saban: Glitter Lucky)
Voiced by: Misato Fukuen[15] (Japanese); Laura Bailey[16] (English)
Miyuki is a 14-year-old transfer student to Nanairogaoka Middle School ( 何ろが丘ちゅがこ , Nanairogaoka Chūgakō, Saban: Rainbow Hills Middle School ),[c] who has an interest in fairy tales, her favorite story being Cinderella and in one case albeit to have a crush on Peter Pan.[17] [d] She is energetic and optimistic, but also something of a klutz.[17] Miyuki was initially a very timid and shy child until her grandmother Tae gave her a mirror that resulted in her meet with a mysterious girl, resulting in her ideology that accumulated in her wanting to make others happy. In the series epilogue, she wrote a picture book detailing her misadventures called "The Greatest Grinning".
Equally Cure Happy, she serves as the leader of the Smile Pretty Cures, and her dark magenta hair becomes magenta/pink and her pigtails grow longer each with a strand and a small curl, and she sports small bands and knee-length boots. Happy'southward theme color is pink, and her magical form motif is a heart. Her element is holy lite and she possesses the ability to jump high into the sky or great distances in a single bound as well as being capable of flight.[17] Happy's signature move is Happy Shower, in which she forms a heart with her easily and releases explosive pinkish light; its stronger variant is called Happy Shower Shining.[c] [e] She can too transform into Princess Happy on her own and is capable of using the Cinderella Happy Shower attack. Her transformation catchphrase is "Twinkling, shining, calorie-free of the future! Cure Happy!" ( キラキラ輝く未来の光！キュアハッピー！ , Kirakira kagayaku mirai no hikari! Kyua Happī! , Saban: A fabulous shimmer, a glow in your heart! I'm Glitter Lucky!).[c] In the Japanese-exclusive motion-picture show, she gained the ability to become the angelic Ultra Cure Happy ( ウルトラキュアハッピー , Urutora Kyua Happī ).
Akane Hino ( 日野 あかね , Hino Akane , Saban: Kelsey) / Cure Sunny ( キュアサニー , Kyua Sanī , Saban: Glitter Sunny)
Voiced by: Asami Tano[15] (Japanese); Colleen Ann Villard[18] (English)
Akane is the 14-twelvemonth-old star member of the school's volleyball team.[17] She is from Osaka and speaks with a Kansai dialect. Akane's family runs an okonomiyaki restaurant, where she sometimes works.[f] She may be a jokester, merely when she has a goal set, she tin can be very passionate about achieving it.[17] She also has a crush on British commutation student named Brian Taylor.
Equally Cure Sunny, her dark scarlet hair changes to orange and grows longer with a bun at the top, and she sports elbow-length bands and thigh-length boots. Her theme colors are orange and cherry, and her magical grade motif is a circle. Her element is fire, and she possess superhuman forcefulness.[17] Her signature move is Sunny Fire, which is washed by her running and jumping towards a formed ball of burn down similar to a volleyball and spiking it; its stronger variant is called Sunny Fire Burning.
Her transformation catchphrase is "The vivid sun, hot-blooded power! Cure Sunny!" ( 太陽サンサン熱血パワー！キュアサニー！ , Taiyō sansan nekketsu pawā! Kyua Sanī! , Saban: When you mess with me! You lot're playing with fire! I'm Glitter Sunny!).[e]
Yayoi Kise ( 黄瀬 やよい , Kise Yayoi , Saban: Lily) / Cure Peace ( キュアピース , Kyua Pīsu , Saban: Glitter Peace)
Voiced past: Hisako Kanemoto[xv] (Japanese); Alex Cazares[19] (English)
Yayoi is a 13-year-old aspiring artist who enjoys cartoon and painting action hero characters.[17] Though timid on the outside, shy near her work and sometimes prone to crying, Yayoi is loyal, diligent, and headstrong when it comes to things and people she cares about.[17] She is a big fan of superheroes and becomes really excited when something hero-like is brought up, accumulating in her creating her own manga series, Miracle Peace ( ミラクルピース , Mirakuru Pīsu , Saban: Goldenlight).[f]
As Cure Peace, her yellow hair brightens into lemon yellowish and is tied into a broad ponytail, and she sports small bands and shin-length boots. Her theme colour is yellowish, and her magical form motif is a star. Her element is lightning, which ofttimes peaks when she gets excited or upset. Her signature move is Peace Thunder, in which she spins effectually several times and produces watts of lightning;[17] [f] its stronger variant is Peace Thunder Hurricane.
Her transformation catchphrase is "Sparkling, glittering, stone-paper-scissors! Cure Peace!" ( ピカピカぴかりんじゃんけんポン♪ キュアピース！ , Pikapika pikarin jankenpon♪ Kyua Pīsu! , Saban: Puppies and Kittens! The power of love! I'm Glitter Peace!).[f] During her transformation, she chooses a different rock-newspaper-scissors outcome.[g]
Nao Midorikawa ( 緑川 なお , Midorikawa Nao , Saban: Apr) / Cure March ( キュアマーチ , Kyua Māchi , Saban: Glitter Spring)
Voiced by: Marina Inoue[15] (Japanese); Danielle Judovits[xx] (English)
Nao is the 14-year-old captain of the school'southward soccer team.[17] She is straightforward and reliable with a stiff sense of justice, though she gets very frustrated when things don't go her way. She is the oldest of six siblings, taking on a motherly function in her family.[g] Despite her full general confidence, she has her phobias, such as bugs, ghosts and heights. Nao somewhen learns to conquer her fears.[h]
Equally Cure March, her dark green pilus becomes bright green and longer with two big-size side bangs, each with a slight curlicue at the end, and a long ponytail, and she sports medium-size bands and ankle-length boots. Her theme color is green, and her magical form motif is a gemstone-like pentagon. Her chemical element is wind, and she possesses super speed. Her signature movement is March Shot, which involves her flying towards a soccer brawl made out of a gust of wind and kicking it;[g] its stronger variant is March Shot Impact. Her transformation catchphrase is "Intense courage, a direct-upwards bout! Cure March!" ( 勇気リンリン直球勝負！キュアマーチ！ , Yūki rinrin chokkyū shōbū! Kyua Māchi! , Saban: A forcefulness is strong as life itself! I'm Glitter Spring!).[g]
Reika Aoki ( 青木 れいか , Aoki Reika , Saban: Chloe) / Cure Beauty ( キュアビューティ , Kyua Byūti , Saban: Glitter Breeze)
Voiced by: Chinami Nishimura[xv] (Japanese); Kate Higgins[18] (English)
Reika is the 14-year-one-time student council vice president and a member of the school's archery social club. She is intelligent, serious, elegant and kind-hearted,[17] [c] but has a frightening temper one time her patience reaches its limits.
As Cure Beauty, her night blue hair becomes sky blue, her bangs are longer, and the back part is parted in four means, and she also sports minor bands and knee-length boots. Her theme colour is blue, and her magical form motif is a diamond. Her element is ice, and she possess intellect and reflexes which allow her to detect and avert any enemy attacks.[17] Her signature movement is Dazzler Blizzard, in which a ball of ice is formed, she makes a snowflake with her hands, and combines both to release a powerful strand of snowfall;[i] its stronger variant is Beauty Blizzard Arrow. Her transformation catchphrase is "Snowing, falling and gathering, a noble centre! Cure Beauty!" ( しんしんと降りつもる清き心！キュアビューティ！ , Shinshin to furitsumoru kiyoki kokoro! Kyua Byūti! , Saban: Absurd and swift as the winter wind! I'k Glitter Breeze!).[i]
Candy ( キャンディ , Kyandi )
Voiced by: Ikue Ōtani[fifteen] (Japanese); Debi Derryberry[21] (English)
A lamb-similar pixie with light pink fur and long curly fluffy yellow ears with pink bows who is the team's Mascot graphic symbol, she is childishly cheerful while quite cute and fashionable in having her ears being styled similar pilus.[c] [eastward] [j] Processed is sent to World by Royale Queen to recruit the Pretty Cure and regain the stolen Cure Decors, becoming a vital fellow member of the squad by providing the Tiara Charms that enable the girls to presume Tiara Way for team attacks and and then using the Royale Clock to boost their power.[a] In the series finale, Joker having long knew she was connected to the Miracle Jewel, Processed'southward mission was revealed to a means of preparing her to succeed Queen as new ruler of Märchenland. This results on Candy gaining the ability to transform into the human-similar Royale Candy ( ロイヤルキャンディ , Roiyaru Kyandi , Saban: Queen Candy) one time the Cure Decors are finally gathered, helping her friends in the final boxing before assuming her role as Märchenland's sovereign.
Pop ( ポップ , Poppu )
Voiced by: Daisuke Sakaguchi[22] (Japanese); Todd Haberkorn[23] (English)
Pop is Candy's older brother, a male panthera leo-like fairy/pixie with calorie-free orange fur and an orange mane who takes pride in his masculinity to hate beingness chosen "cute" yet gets bashful whenever commented every bit "violent and cool" past Yayoi.[chiliad] He alongside Candy were in charge of searching for the five called ones to become Pretty Cure. He reunites with Candy in one case she assembled the group, explaining their mission and giving them the Charm Chest. Pop normally remains in Märchenland simply usually visits the grouping during important matters. He is capable of using ninjutsu arts including transformation into various forms to assist the Pretty Cure in battle.
Royal Queen ( ロイヤルクイーン , Roiyaru Kuīn , Saban: Queen Euphoria)
Voiced by: Sumi Shimamoto (Japanese); Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (English)
The Queen of Märchenland, and the origin of the fairies/pixies who regard her as their mother. When Märchenland was attacked by Pierrot, the Royal Queen lost the Cure Decors to her opponent and is forced to sacrifice herself in sealing Pierrot while her body ends up in a petrified state. She sends Candy to search for the Pretty Cure in order to recover the Cure Decors and restore her power.[k] Though the Pretty Cure gathered the Cure Decors, the Imperial Queen chooses to spend their power to give the girls their Princess forms during their battle against Pierrot with the girls gathering more Cure Decors to make another attempt. However, the Majestic Queen revealed her restoration was a ruse when she protected Processed from Joker, revealing the pixie to be her successor as queen while giving her the Phenomenon Gem to utilise at her discretion.

Bad End Kingdom [edit]

The Bad End Kingdom ( バッドエンド王国 , Baddo Endo Ōkoku , Saban: Shadow Realm), the primary antagonists of the series, are a group who strive to revive Emperor Pierrot by smearing the page of the magic book in their possession with the contents of a black pigment tube which is a manifestation of Pierrot's volition. This creates a spatial field called a Dark Zone that amplifies negativity and places those unprotected into a deep despair while their negative energy is extracted and collected into the book. This proceeds advances a clock-like meter called the "Wheel of Doom" which counts downwardly Pierrot'south resurrection. The leaders and the Akanbe are based on clowns while the commanders (Wolfrun, Akaoni, Majorina) are based on fairy tale characters.

Pierrot ( ピエーロ , Piēro , Saban: Emperor Nogo)
Voiced by: Tesshō Genda
The main antagonist of the serial, his goal is wiping out all hope in existence until only despair remains. Prior to the series, Pierrot attacks Märchenland and steals the Cure Decors from the Royal Queen before she used the terminal of her strength to seal him abroad.[k] For the start one-half of the serial, the Shadow Realm minions collect negative energy from humans to revive Pierrot with Joker completing it. Through obliterated when the Pretty Cure gained their Princess forms, Pierrot survived with a surviving fragment reforming into an egg that gradually increases in size from an infusion of negative energy used to restore him. In one case restored, absorbing Joker while creating his army of living shadow monsters, Pierrot evolves into a new class and well-nigh destroys the world until being permanently killed by the Pretty Cure.
Joker ( ジョーカー , Jōkā , Saban: Rascal)
Voiced by: Yūji Mitsuya[24] (Japanese); Keith Silverstein[25] (English)
The secondary adversary of the series, Joker is Pierrot's harlequin-similar intermediary to the Three Commanders, a playful nonetheless sadistic existence who uses his playing cards for various purposes and creates Akanbe Noses from his headdress.[thou] [l] Beingness while overseer of the Three Commanders' progress, Joker besides seeks the Miracle Gem with the intention of destroying information technology and annihilation else that gives others hopes.[a] Following the Commanders' final defeat, Joker creates the Bad Finish Precure to distract the girls during Pierrot's revival while he attempts to kill Candy afterwards she transformed into what he causeless is the Phenomenon Jewel. One time Pierrot'south resurrection is complete, Joker reveals himself as a fragment of his principal's beingness as he dissolves into black paint while allowing himself to be absorbed by Pierrot. Joker returns as the primary antagonist of the series epilogue novel, having survived Pierrot's destruction and used Miyuki'south book to feed on the adult Precures' negative energy to gradually reconstitute himself as Bad Joker ( バッド・ジョーカー , Baddo Jōkā ) before existence killed for good.
Wolfrun ( ウルフルン , Urufurun , Saban: Ulric)
Voiced by: Tomoyuki Shimura[24] (Japanese); Keith Silverstein[26] [25] (English)
An anthropomorphic gray wolf with violet optics and white hair who wears a blue leather biker's outfit, violently bitter and rude in personally. He looks downwardly on peoples' hopes and dreams, expressing disgust towards the Precures' ethics.[27] Wolfrun is based on the Big Bad Wolf in fairy tales such as the Three Niggling Pigs and Little Blood-red Riding Hood.[c] He is eventually purified back to his original course Wolrun ( ウルルン , Saban: Ricky).[m]
Akaoni ( アカオーニ , Akaōni , Saban: Fauna)
Voiced by: Hiroshi Iwasaki[24] (Japanese); Keith Silverstein[25] [28] (English language)
A red-skinned troll with an afro and horns who carries a large lodge, based on the oni from Momotaro.[29] Akaoni is not as intelligent compared to the other villains, preferring to utilise his own force when fighting his opponents. He is somewhen purified back to his original form Oninin ( オニニン , Saban: Rufus).[thou]
Majorina ( マジョリーナ , Majorīna , Saban: Brooha)
Voiced by: Miina Tominaga[24] (Japanese); Mary Elizabeth McGlynn[30] (English)
Majorina is an elderly witch who usually wears dark green apparel, and is modeled afterward fairy tale witches such as those establish in Hansel and Gretel and Snow White.[i] She devises various badly-named inventions to apply confronting the girls, usually effective every bit the result of her fellow commanders thoughtlessly throwing them into the human earth.[j] Majorina can also temporary transform into a youthful and cute version of herself to fight opponents directly, creating clones of herself.[b] She is somewhen purified back to her original form Majorin ( マジョリン , Saban: Margie).[m]
Akanbes ( アカンベェ , Akanbees , Saban: Buffoons)
Voiced by: Hiroo Sasaki (Japanese); Patrick Seitz (English)
Akanbes are clown-like monsters created when an Akanbe Nose is combined with an object such every bit a volleyball or a tree.[31] The standard red-nosed Akanbes are created with noses fashioned from a Cure Decor, dropping it upon being purified. Joker created later models similar the blueish-nosed Akanbes, Joker's personal yellow-nosed Akanbe, the Super Akanbe ( スーパーアカンベェ , Sūpā Akanbees , Saban: Super Buffoons) created from 2 Akanbe Noses, and the black-nosed Hyper Akanbe ( ハイパーアカンベェ , Haipā Akanbees , Saban: Twilight Buffoons) which the Commanders can pilot. The Japanese name akanbe literally means the activeness of "pulling one's eyelid down and sticking out ane'due south tongue."[32]
Despair Giants ( 絶望の巨人 , Zetsubō no Kyojin , Saban: Shadow Giants)
Constructs of Negative Free energy initially used by Rex Pierrot in his attack on Märchenland. Afterwards King Pierrot resurrects on World, the Despair Giants are summoned to cover the planet in darkness before being captivated by King Pierrot.
Pierrot Monsters ( ピエーロモンスター , Piēro Monsutā , Saban: Shadow Monsters)
Pierrot's personal army of monsters created from black ink that normally able to regenerate at a fast charge per unit, conjures the monster army to overwhelm the Precure earlier they caused their Royale Manner forms that immune them to obliterate his creations every bit he absorbs them in response.

Supporting characters [edit]

Family members [edit]

Ikuyo Hoshizora ( 星空 育代 , Hoshizora Ikuyo )
Voiced by: Mariko Kouda (Japanese); Cindy Robinson (English) [33]
Miyuki's mother.[34] [33]
Hiroshi Hoshizora ( 星空 博司 , Hoshizora Hiroshi )
Voiced by: Toshihiko Seki [33]
Miyuki's male parent.[35] [33]
Tae Hoshizora ( 星空 タエ , Hoshizora Tae )
Voiced by: Yoshiko Matsuo [33]
Miyuki'due south grandmother who lives lone in the countryside.[36] [33] Her unfaltering optimism makes her incapable of falling into despair.[37]
Daigo Hino ( 日野 大悟 , Hino Daigo )
Voiced by: Masaki Terasoma [33]
Akane's male parent. He runs the okonomiyaki shop "Akane", named after his daughter because it opened after her nascency.[38] [33]
Chiharu Kise ( 黄瀬 ちはる , Kise Chiharu )
Voiced by: Kyoko Hikami (Japanese); Debi Derryberry (English) [33]
Yayoi'due south female parent, who works as a way stage manager for Fairy Drop.[39] She is the widow of Yūichi Kise ( 黄瀬 勇一 , Kise Yūichi , voiced by Shuhei Sakaguchi), Yayoi's belatedly male parent who gave Yayoi her proper name.[twoscore] [33]
Genji Midorikawa ( 緑川 源次 , Midorikawa Genji ) and Tomoko Midorikawa ( 緑川 とも子 , Midorikawa Tomoko )
Voiced by: Nobutoshi Canna and Rie Takahashi
Nao's mother and father.[41] [39]
Shizuko Aoki ( 青木 静子 , Aoki Shizuko )
Voiced by: Emi Shinohara (Japanese); Michelle Ruff (English) [33]
Reika's mother, who is an aikido expert.[42] [33]
Junnosuke Aoki ( 青木 淳之介 , Aoki Junnosuke )
Voiced past: Kiyohito Yoshikai (Japanese); Robbie Daymond (English) [33]
Reika's older brother, who is now a judo protégé.[43] [33]
Soutarou Aoki ( 青木 曾太郎 , Aoki Sōtarō )
Voiced by: Tomomichi Nishimura (Japanese); Patrick Seitz (English) [33]
Reika's gramps, who is a Japanese calligraphy expert.[44] [33] In the epilogue novel he passed away in his sleep.

Other characters [edit]

Namie Sasaki ( 佐々木 なみえ , Sasaki Namie , Saban: Miss Mason)
Voiced past: Ryoko Ono (Japanese); Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (English) [33]
The homeroom teacher for class two-two.[45] [33]
Brian Taylor ( ブライアン・テイラー , Buraian Teirā )
Voiced by: Kakihara Tetsuya [46]
A strange substitution student from the United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland.[46]
Ms. Horike ( 堀毛先生 , Horike-sensei )
Voiced by: Mika Kanda [47]
A middle school teacher.[47]
Fujiwara
Voiced past: Toshifumi Fujimoto and Takayuki Haranishi [33]
An owarai comedy duo who guest star in episode 17.[48] [33]

Small-scale characters [edit]

Genki Hino ( 日野 げんき , Hino Genki )
Voiced by: Ryoko Shiraishi
Akane'south younger brother, a freshman in the basketball game club in Nanairogaoka Public Middle School.[49]
Masako Hino ( 日野 正子 , Hino Masako )
Voiced by: Satsuki Yukino
Akane'due south mother. She doesn't help her husband'due south concern because she can't cook herself.[49]
Keita, Haru, Hina, Yūta and Kōta Midorikawa ( 緑川 けいた、はる、ひな、ゆうた、こうた , Midorikawa Keita, Haru, Hina, Yūta, and Kōta , Saban: Calvin, Harriet, Hannah, Hugo, and Cody)
Voiced past: Yuka Terasaki, Chinatsu Akasaki, Yukiyo Fujii, Ikumi Nakagami, Ryōko Hikida (Japanese); Robbie Daymond, Erin Fitzgerald, Stephanie Sheh (English language)
Nao'south 5 younger siblings. In lodge of age, the tertiary and 4th ones are girls, the residuum are boys.[50] In episode 42, Tomoko also gives nascency to the youngest daughter, Yui ( ゆい, Saban: Nina ).
Irie ( 入江 , Saban: Jared)
Voiced by: Tomoyuki Higuchi (Japanese); Lucien Dodge (English)
The student council president in Nanairogaoka Public Middle School, he'south a handsome guy and very popular among female students.[fifty]
Runa Terada ( 寺田 るな , Terada Runa , Saban: Theresa)
Voiced by: Chinatsu Akasaki (Japanese); Melissa Fahn (English)
The student quango clerk in Nanairogaoka Public Middle School.[51]
Bad Finish Pretty Cure ( バッドエンドプリキュア , Baddo Endo Purikyua , Saban: Glitter Shadow Strength)
Voiced past: Misato Fukuen, Asami Tano, Hisako Kanemoto, Marina Inoue, Chinami Nishimura (Japanese); Laura Bailey, Colleen Ann Villard, Alex Cazares, Danielle Judovits, Kate Higgins (English)
Clones created from the Pretty Cure/Glitter Strength by Joker/Rascal in Episode 46. Each of the Bad End Cures are a reflection of the original, created by combining the blackness pigment and a Cure Decor, but they selfishly seek their own happiness and others' misfortune instead of the happiness of others.[northward]

Picture show characters [edit]

These were major characters in the film Grinning PreCure! The Picture: Large Mismatch in a Motion-picture show Book!

Nico ( ニコ )
Voiced by: Megumi Hayashibara [52]
A purple-haired girl who lived with a fairytale moving picture book that played a role in shaping Miyuki'due south outlook as a child. However, equally the last pages of her book were torn off, Nico bore a grudge on Miyuki as she failed to honour her promise to finish the book. This led to Nico aiding Maou past spiriting the Pretty Cure into the World of the Picture Books. Only Miyuki manages to reach Nico and restore her original ideals with the book's torn pages restored.
Demon King ( 魔王 , Maou )
Voiced past: Masaki Terasoma
The main antagonist in the motion-picture show, a purple bird-like Dragon who was initially the villain of Nico'southward story. He corrupted Nico to deed on her grudge toward Miyuki. Simply when Nico discards her hatred toward the daughter, Demon King personally attacked the Pretty Cure before beingness purified by Ultra Cure Happy.

Media [edit]

Anime [edit]

The 48-episode Grin PreCure! anime aired on Tv Asahi and other Japanese stations between February v, 2012 and January 27, 2013, replacing Suite PreCure♪ in its previous timeslot.[53] The opening theme is "Let'due south go! Smile PreCure!" ( Let's go!スマイルプリキュア！ , Retsu gō! Sumairu Purikyua ) by Aya Ikeda. The catastrophe theme used in episodes 1-24 is "Yay! Yay! Yay!" ( イェイ！イェイ！イェイ！ , Yei! Yei! Yei! ) past Hitomi Yoshida, and the ending theme for episodes 25-48 is "Mankai Grinning!" ( 満開＊スマイル！ , Mankai Sumairu! , "Full Bloom Smile!") as well by Yoshida.[54] All iii songs are composed by Hideaki Takatori. A Blu-ray Box Set by Marvelous AQL and TC Entertainment was released on Oct 26, 2012, in the same fashion as Suite PreCure.[55] Standard DVD releases were also issued.

Saban Brands have licensed the series outside of Asia under the name Glitter Force, releasing information technology equally a Netflix exclusive. This version consists of forty episodes, with xx episodes released on Netflix on December 18, 2022 and the other twenty released on August 26, 2016.[56] The accommodation, which was dubbed into English by Studiopolis, features changes to character names, terminology, and music. Glitter Force as well skipped eight episodes from the original Japanese version.[57] [58] [59] The opening theme is "Glitter Forcefulness", performed by Blush, who too perform various insert songs.[60] [61] Shirley Pelts wrote that "Netflix is investing heavily in legacy cartoons such every bit Popples and Glitter Force, which it considers to be important toy and entertainment brands."[62] The show is currently licensed past Hasbro.

The English version was later broadcast on London Alive in the Britain in July 2017.[63]

Characteristic films [edit]

The heroines appear in the Pretty Cure All Stars cross-over movie series, first appearing in the fourth entry, Pretty Cure All Stars New Phase: Friends of the Future, which was released in Japanese theatres on March 17, 2012 and on DVD on July xviii, 2012.

A film based on the series, titled Grin PreCure! The Film: Big Mismatch in a Moving-picture show Volume! ( 映画 スマイルプリキュア！ 絵本の中はみんなチグハグ！ , Eiga Sumairu Purikyua!: Ehon no Naka wa Minna Chiguhagu! ) [64] [65] was released in Japanese theaters on October 27, 2012.[66] It debuted at the number-1 spot in the Japanese Box Office and earned a total acquirement of ¥193,000,000 (US$2.42 million), and was the highest grossing PreCure movie to date.[67]

Soundtracks [edit]

The music in the anime is composed and bundled by Yasuharu Takanashi, who previously composed the other Pretty Cure serial Fresh Pretty Cure!, HeartCatch PreCure! and Suite PreCure. The official soundtrack to the series is divided into two editions, "PreCure Audio Parade!!" and "PreCure Audio Rainbow!!". There are also 3 vocal albums as well: "Spread out! Grinning World!!", "Hey, Everyone Smile!!" and the song all-time album forth with the movie's official soundtrack. The background music in the Saban dub is equanimous past Noam Kaniel (Noam) (who worked on X-Men, Lawmaking Lyoko, West.I.T.C.H., Power Rangers, Digimon Fusion, & Miraculous Ladybug).[68] The songs from the Saban version were performed by the girl group Blush.[69] [70]

Manga [edit]

A manga adaptation by Futago Kamikita began serialization in Kodansha's Nakayoshi magazine in March 2012 and ended in February 2013.

Trade [edit]

Merchandise of the anime were also issued during the serial'due south initial run including numberless, watches, raincoats, etc. Several toys featuring the Cure'south transformation devices and weapons were also released by Bandai during the series' airing. Some of the Cures were too released as part of Bandai's long running Southward.H. Figuarts line of collectors figures.

Video game [edit]

A video game titled Smile Precure! Let'south Go! Märchen Globe ( スマイルプリキュア!　レッツゴー！メルヘンワールド , Sumairu PuriKyua! Rettsu Gō! Meruhenwārudo ) was developed by Namco Bandai Games and released in Nihon for the Nintendo 3DS on August two, 2012. The game sees the Cures take on the roles of various fairy tales such as Snowfall White, The Tortoise and the Hare, Cinderella and Hansel and Gretel.[71]

Reception [edit]

The original Japanese version was well-received, placing regularly in Japan'due south weekly elevation ten anime shows circulate.[72]

Brad Stephenson of About.com describes the English adaptation every bit "a return to when anime was fun and the priority of everyone involved was to make a super attainable series that could be enjoyed past as many people as possible." He liked the variety of animation for the physical attacks, the energetic singing of Blush, and that "young English-speaking children can have the same feel as the Japanese audition did when they first saw it." He as well found the Japanese references to not be a deterrent and would encourage kids to look into Japanese civilisation as with Crewman Moon.[73]

Ella Anders of BSC Kids, who had also reviewed many other contempo magical girl adaptations such as LoliRock and Miraculous Ladybug, thought the series was better than she expected, but disliked the amount of localization provided past the Saban dub, writing that the "With the earth so interconnected as it is now the removal of cultural aspects was saddening. It would exist such a not bad chance to celebrate and focus on the Japanese civilisation."[74]

Jacob Robinson of What's On Netflix critically panned the Glitter Force adaptation, prefacing his review by stating that he most certainly does non recommend the English language dub, calling the script "overly cheesy, girly and downright criminal cliché". Robinson also stated that Smile Precure would take been much more than bearable to watch in Japanese.[75]

The Glitter Strength dub was cited equally an instance in a The Mary Sue article on the subs vs. dubs debate.[76]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ a b c "目覚める力！レインボーヒーリング！！" [The Awakened Power! Rainbow Healing!!]. Smiling PreCure!. Episode 12 (in Japanese).
    "Feeling Blue". Glitter Force. Episode 11.
  2. ^ a b Smile PreCure!. Episode 23.
    Glitter Forcefulness. Episode 20.
  3. ^ a b c d east f Smile PreCure! / Glitter Force. Episode ane.
  4. ^ "修学旅行！みゆき、京都でドン底ハッピー！？" [School Trip! Miyuki, Happy in the Depths of Kyoto!?]. Smile PreCure!. Episode xiii (in Japanese).
    "Emily's Unlucky Day". Glitter Force!. Episode 12.
  5. ^ a b c Grinning Precure! / Glitter Strength. Episode 2.
  6. ^ a b c d Smile Precure! / Glitter Forcefulness. Episode 3.
  7. ^ a b c d Grinning Precure! / Glitter Force. Episode iv.
  8. ^ "プリキュアがチイサクナ～ル！？" [The PreCure Have Shrunk~!?]. Smile PreCure!. Episode 11 (in Japanese).
    "Shrink-a-Rooed!". Glitter Force. Episode 10.
  9. ^ a b c Smile Precure! / Glitter Force. Episode 5.
  10. ^ a b Smile PreCure! / Glitter Force. Episode 8.
  11. ^ a b c d Grin Precure! / Glitter Strength. Episode 6.
  12. ^ Smile PreCure!. Episode 22.
    Glitter Force. Episode 19.
  13. ^ a b c Smile PreCure!. Episode 45.
  14. ^ Smile Precure! / Glitter Strength. Episode 46.

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External links [edit]

  • Official website (Toei Animation) (in Japanese)
  • Official website at Netflix
  • Anime official website at ABC / Asahi Idiot box (in Japanese)
  • Grin PreCure! (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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