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At [[Sonic Eats Rings]], Pretty Cure is associated inseparably with [[Andrusi]], an unrepentant fan of the franchise. He is known for being particularly a fan of the original series's HANNA, although (in a mostly ignored shift) his favorite character is currently the more recently introduced Karen. Other SERfers interested in Pretty Cure are [[Ila]], [[Donnyku]], and dozens of closet fans. | At [[Sonic Eats Rings]], Pretty Cure is associated inseparably with [[Andrusi]], an unrepentant fan of the franchise. He is known for being particularly a fan of the original series's HANNA, although (in a mostly ignored shift) his favorite character is currently the more recently introduced Karen. Other SERfers interested in Pretty Cure are [[Ila]], [[Donnyku]], and dozens of closet fans. | ||
| − | There is almost (but not quite) always something Pretty Cure-related in Andrusi's avatar and/or sig. | + | There is almost (but not quite) always something Pretty Cure-related in Andrusi's avatar and/or sig. Other than that, the most common forms in which Pretty Cure makes appearances are screenshots taken out of context (often with a caption added to help imply something to be going on that's different from what was actually happening), random images posted seemingly without warning (note that trying to invoke this intentionally [[The other Honoka|often backfires]]), and use of two distinct [[emoticon]] sets created by Andrusi and Donnyku. |
==The Shows== | ==The Shows== | ||
| − | * '' | + | * ''Pretty Cure'' (2004), the one that started it all. The story of '''two''' female middle school students, goofy lacrosse player Natalie (Cure Black) and scientist Hanna (Cure White), who gain the ability to transform into a pair of powerful warriors known as Pretty Cure--but only when they hold hands (...which is pretty hot, yo) so that they can fight evil extradimensional beings intent on destroying all of existence. |
** Its sequel, ''Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart'' (2005), adds a '''third''' girl, Kujou Hikari, who has a different origin and different abilities. | ** Its sequel, ''Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart'' (2005), adds a '''third''' girl, Kujou Hikari, who has a different origin and different abilities. | ||
* ''Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star'' (2006) initially seemed like a retread of the first series, featuring excitable softball player Hyuga Saki (Cure Bloom) and quiet artist Mishou Mai (Cure Egret) becoming a Pretty Cure somewhat more focused on magical abilities rather than the physical punching and kicking of the original. In time, however, the series took a different turn with the introduction of the Kiriyu sisters, Michiru (eventually Cure Bright) and Kaoru (eventually Cure Windy), who acted initially as evil counterparts to Pretty Cure before changing sides and joining them, bringing the total to '''four.''' | * ''Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star'' (2006) initially seemed like a retread of the first series, featuring excitable softball player Hyuga Saki (Cure Bloom) and quiet artist Mishou Mai (Cure Egret) becoming a Pretty Cure somewhat more focused on magical abilities rather than the physical punching and kicking of the original. In time, however, the series took a different turn with the introduction of the Kiriyu sisters, Michiru (eventually Cure Bright) and Kaoru (eventually Cure Windy), who acted initially as evil counterparts to Pretty Cure before changing sides and joining them, bringing the total to '''four.''' | ||
| − | * ''Yes! Pretty Cure 5'' (2007) | + | * ''Yes! Pretty Cure 5'' (2007) dropped the angle that the girls had to transform in pairs; the '''five''' girls now having the ability to fight alone. Hyperactive but aimless girl Yumehara Nozomi (Cure Dream) finds her true calling: she recruits sarcastic athlete Natsuki Rin (Cure Rouge), lonely child actress Kasugano Urara (Cure [[Lemonade]]), shy writer Akimoto Komachi (Cure Mint), and emotionally repressed student council president Minazuki Karen (Cure Aqua) to become Pretty Cure, fighting against an extradimensional evil corporation (really!) that destroyed the magical Kingdom of Palmier. |
** ''Yes! Pretty Cure 5 Go Go!'' (2008), adds a '''sixth''' girl, Kurumi (Milky Rose), who makes a big show of being all mysterious-protector-y and we totally haven't all already figured out she's a human form for <s>Nozomi's archnemesis</s> mascot character Milk. | ** ''Yes! Pretty Cure 5 Go Go!'' (2008), adds a '''sixth''' girl, Kurumi (Milky Rose), who makes a big show of being all mysterious-protector-y and we totally haven't all already figured out she's a human form for <s>Nozomi's archnemesis</s> mascot character Milk. | ||
| − | * ''Fresh Pretty Cure'' (2009) drops the number back down to '''three''' with three older girls who happen to be BFFs; Matching-making psychotic Love, (yes thats her name. Not Ai, but LOVE... also Cure Peach) Pretty girl and | + | * ''Fresh Pretty Cure'' (2009) drops the number back down to '''three''' with three older girls who happen to be BFFs; Matching-making psychotic Love, (yes thats her name. Not Ai, but LOVE... also Cure Peach) Pretty girl and aspiringmodelhighclassgirlwithbluehairthatandrusiinevitablyfallsforbecausehelikeslittlegirls Miki, (Cure Berry) and girl who likes animals and additional ditz Inori (or Buki as Love calles her, also Cure Pine[apple]). They are the "Legendary Warriors" who have randomly awakened because a trio of bad guys named after directions want to fill a gauge by generating sorrow. And something about dancing. God this paragraph would be better if Andrusi wrote it. |
Pretty Cure is currently the second longest magical girl series ever, having surpassed its fellow magic warrior series [[Sailor Moon]] on March 16, 2008. It is expected to become the longest ever on approximately June 15, 2008. Of course, these only apply if the franchise is counted as a whole--the ''Yes! Pretty Cure 5'' universe alone will have a mere 70 episodes at that point. | Pretty Cure is currently the second longest magical girl series ever, having surpassed its fellow magic warrior series [[Sailor Moon]] on March 16, 2008. It is expected to become the longest ever on approximately June 15, 2008. Of course, these only apply if the franchise is counted as a whole--the ''Yes! Pretty Cure 5'' universe alone will have a mere 70 episodes at that point. | ||
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==According to Andrusi== | ==According to Andrusi== | ||
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* Karen looks like Hanna. | * Karen looks like Hanna. | ||
* Let's talk about something else. | * Let's talk about something else. | ||
| + | * This show looks like something that creepy guy in class would talk about. You know the one. | ||
==Also== | ==Also== | ||
Latest revision as of 01:25, 6 April 2009
Pretty Cure is a Japanese magical girl anime franchise in the "magic warrior" subgenre. It currently consists of three distinct continuities.
At Sonic Eats Rings, Pretty Cure is associated inseparably with Andrusi, an unrepentant fan of the franchise. He is known for being particularly a fan of the original series's HANNA, although (in a mostly ignored shift) his favorite character is currently the more recently introduced Karen. Other SERfers interested in Pretty Cure are Ila, Donnyku, and dozens of closet fans.
There is almost (but not quite) always something Pretty Cure-related in Andrusi's avatar and/or sig. Other than that, the most common forms in which Pretty Cure makes appearances are screenshots taken out of context (often with a caption added to help imply something to be going on that's different from what was actually happening), random images posted seemingly without warning (note that trying to invoke this intentionally often backfires), and use of two distinct emoticon sets created by Andrusi and Donnyku.
The Shows[edit]
- Pretty Cure (2004), the one that started it all. The story of two female middle school students, goofy lacrosse player Natalie (Cure Black) and scientist Hanna (Cure White), who gain the ability to transform into a pair of powerful warriors known as Pretty Cure--but only when they hold hands (...which is pretty hot, yo) so that they can fight evil extradimensional beings intent on destroying all of existence.
- Its sequel, Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart (2005), adds a third girl, Kujou Hikari, who has a different origin and different abilities.
- Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star (2006) initially seemed like a retread of the first series, featuring excitable softball player Hyuga Saki (Cure Bloom) and quiet artist Mishou Mai (Cure Egret) becoming a Pretty Cure somewhat more focused on magical abilities rather than the physical punching and kicking of the original. In time, however, the series took a different turn with the introduction of the Kiriyu sisters, Michiru (eventually Cure Bright) and Kaoru (eventually Cure Windy), who acted initially as evil counterparts to Pretty Cure before changing sides and joining them, bringing the total to four.
- Yes! Pretty Cure 5 (2007) dropped the angle that the girls had to transform in pairs; the five girls now having the ability to fight alone. Hyperactive but aimless girl Yumehara Nozomi (Cure Dream) finds her true calling: she recruits sarcastic athlete Natsuki Rin (Cure Rouge), lonely child actress Kasugano Urara (Cure Lemonade), shy writer Akimoto Komachi (Cure Mint), and emotionally repressed student council president Minazuki Karen (Cure Aqua) to become Pretty Cure, fighting against an extradimensional evil corporation (really!) that destroyed the magical Kingdom of Palmier.
- Yes! Pretty Cure 5 Go Go! (2008), adds a sixth girl, Kurumi (Milky Rose), who makes a big show of being all mysterious-protector-y and we totally haven't all already figured out she's a human form for
Nozomi's archnemesismascot character Milk.
- Yes! Pretty Cure 5 Go Go! (2008), adds a sixth girl, Kurumi (Milky Rose), who makes a big show of being all mysterious-protector-y and we totally haven't all already figured out she's a human form for
- Fresh Pretty Cure (2009) drops the number back down to three with three older girls who happen to be BFFs; Matching-making psychotic Love, (yes thats her name. Not Ai, but LOVE... also Cure Peach) Pretty girl and aspiringmodelhighclassgirlwithbluehairthatandrusiinevitablyfallsforbecausehelikeslittlegirls Miki, (Cure Berry) and girl who likes animals and additional ditz Inori (or Buki as Love calles her, also Cure Pine[apple]). They are the "Legendary Warriors" who have randomly awakened because a trio of bad guys named after directions want to fill a gauge by generating sorrow. And something about dancing. God this paragraph would be better if Andrusi wrote it.
Pretty Cure is currently the second longest magical girl series ever, having surpassed its fellow magic warrior series Sailor Moon on March 16, 2008. It is expected to become the longest ever on approximately June 15, 2008. Of course, these only apply if the franchise is counted as a whole--the Yes! Pretty Cure 5 universe alone will have a mere 70 episodes at that point.
According to Andrusi[edit]
- Natalie can't believe this. Her confusion makes Hanna happy.
- Nozomi's one true love is a magical glowing butterfly. It's decided!
- Komachi should never do a Google Image Search on her name. This really applies to most anime characters, though.
- Hanna knows everything, Mai is adorable, and Karen is God.
According to other people[edit]
- Karen looks like Hanna.
- Let's talk about something else.
- This show looks like something that creepy guy in class would talk about. You know the one.
Also[edit]
