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theprecuresystem · 3 months ago

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Pro-curetember Day 26: Dancing!

Dancing is a fun prompt! There's so many dances in Precure, from the opening songs, to the ending songs, to some movie-exclusive tracks. Even in-show dances from certain teams! I decided I'd dance myself as part of this prompt, doing a dance cover of the short Promotional Instrumental version of Happy≒Future from the Wonderful Pretty Cure Movie

Here it is!:

[Video Description: A video of a girl in a pink-lavender room, wearing a pink pinafore dress with donut patterns, pink shirt, pink socks, and silver collar with the All Stars New Stage Miracle Decor Light attached as necklace decoration. She is performing the promotional instrumental version of the Happy≒Future dance from the Wonderful Pretty Cure movie of the Precure franchise. Her face has been censored with an image of Cure Wonderful's face.

She begins the dance by spinning around in a "Dabbing" pose, first clockwise, then counterclockwise as she alternates the "dabbing" arm. She proceeds to raise opposite arms up and down while turning her legs in a wide stance from left to right. This follows into her punching downward in a "dog-paw" motion, before jumping and raising her right hand to the air.

She then proceeds to do a punch-the-sky "dog-paw" motion with her left and right hands, alternating for four sky punches, before raising her left arm to about shoulder height, tilting onto the heel of her left foot. She raises her right arm to shoulder height and tilts onto the heel of her right foot, and proceeds to do this twice more.

Ducking down to the left slightly, she crosses her wrists over one another, then ducks down to the right as she uncrosses them. After doing this again, the turns sideways to the right and moves her left arm in a shoulder-height circling motion, while kicking her back leg, then front leg forward, and jumping into the air as she raises her left hand to the air.

She starts the punch-the-sky "dog-paw" motion again, and follows the same pattern described until the end of the song, ending with her left hand raised into the air and her right hand by her cheek. End Video Description]

Procuretember Event by @pro-curetember

#Momozono Love alter #Procuretember #Procuretember Day 26 #Procuretember Day 26 Dancing #Dancing #Dance Video #Videos #Our Face Kinda #Pretty Cure #Precure #Wonderful Precure #Wonderful Pretty Cure #Wonderful Precure Movie #Wonderful Pretty Cure Movie #Happy≒Future #Happy≒Future Dance

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magicalanimenetwork · 2 years ago

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Dancing★Star Pretty Cure The Stage is an upcoming stage play coming to Tokyo and Osaka featuring an all male Precure group?!

Toei is really testing the waters this year huh? I could tell someone has been wanting to do this for years since Seiji and Pikario, but now Toei is finally allowing it. I guess this show and Cure Wing’s popularity will determine if we get more males in the future.

I hope it’s all or nothing, cause Toei has chickened out in the past…

~Staff information~

Original Work: Izumi Todo

Supervisor: Takashi Washio [Toei Animation] (鷲尾天 [東映アニメーション])

Character Designer: Toshie Kawamura (川村敏江)

Director & Writer: Hosa Kayou (ほさかよう)

#precure #pretty cure #magical boy #magical boys

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variouspolltournaments · 5 months ago

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Next up is the Fictional Musical Groups Tournament.

SUBMISSIONS CLOSED

Submit a Fictional Musical Group, along with where they come from and (if you want) propaganda through ask or submit a post. If the group doesn't have a name I'd like to ask you not to submit it, simply because I worry about running out of room for the individual options in the poll without a group name to use.

What kind of musical group doesn't matter. Idols, bands, orchestras, a dance group, etc. So long as they are musical and a group, they count. Although if they are in a group but the only reason they are musical is because they are in a musical, then they don't count. There has to be something else.

Submissions will be closing on the 12th of August.

Top 4 submissions are the ones I submitted myself.

@tournament-announcer

Submissions in bold have propaganda, submissions not in bold do not have propaganda. Whether they do or do not have some already, you are still free to submit some.

SUBMISSIONS:

Franchouchou: Zombieland Saga

Little Einsteins: Little Einsteins

Umimaku High School Orchestra Club: Ao no Orchestra

Jem and the Holograms: Jem and the Holograms

Soundcheck: Odd Squad

Mechanical Fever: Honkai Star Rail

The Mad Gear and Missile Kid: Danger Days

Wonderlands x Showtime: Project Sekai

Just Getting Started: Milo Murphy's Law

Fig and the Cig Figs: Fantasy High

Nightcord at 25:00: Project Sekai

Deke Squad: Agents of SHIELD

Stonemaidens: Hello From The Hallowoods

Phineas and the Ferb-Tones: Phineas and Ferb

Love Händel: Phineas and Ferb

Squid Squad: Splatoon

Kitty Section: Miraculous Ladybug

Off the Hook: Splatoon

The Feast of the Senses: Psychonauts 2

The Flipside: Phighting!

TeSTAR: Debut or Die

Mermaid Sisters: Carole and Tuesday

Poppin' Party: Bang Dream

Sex Bob-omb: Scott Pilgrim

Vivid Bad Squad: Project Sekai

Gravity 5: How to Rock

Moonage Lobotomy: Hylics

The Seasons/Given: Given

The Rumbar Pirates: One Piece

Old Gods of Asgard: Alan Wake

The Wonders: That Thing You Do!

2gether: 2gether

DuJour: Josie and the Pussycats

4*Town: Turning Red

Dance Dance Resolution: We Resolve to Dance: The Good Place

Grifter's Bone: The Magnus Archives

Chinzhilla: My School President!

The Gavinners: Ace Attorney

Julie and the Phantoms: Julie and the Phantoms

The Hex Girls: Scooby Doo

Scylla and the Sirens: Hades II

Spinal Tap: This Is Spinal Tap

The Baljeatles: Phineas and Ferb

Squid Sisters: Splatoon

The Rhythm Troupe: Sky: Children Of The Light

Needy Beast: Nightmare Time

Deep Cut: Splatoon

Star Anis: Aikatsu!

The Band With Rocks In: Discworld/Soul Music

Trash Binz: Kevin Temmer Tunes

Gorillaz

Brozone: Trolls Band Together

Dreamboat Express/Dude-itude: Sonic Boom

The Mechanisms

1 Trait Danger

Anger Management: Parties are for Losers

Dethklok: Metalocalypse

Snakes n Barrels: Metalocalypse

Zazz Blammymatazz: Metalocalypse

Shallow Gravy: The Venture Bros

Detroit Metal City: Detroit Metal City

Kintama Girls: Detroit Metal City

Gokudols: Back Street Girls

Lemonade Mouth: Lemonade Mouth

On-Lyne: Warframe

Mucous Membrane: Hellblazer

Suite Precure: Suite Precure

Dancing Star Precure: Dancing Star Precure The Stage

Minihamuzu: Hamtaro

Mayday and the Crocs: CROC AND ROLL

#fictional musical groups tournament #submissions #franchouchou #zombieland saga #little einsteins #umimaku high school orchestra club #ao no orchestra #jem and the holograms

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deann1120 · 25 days ago

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Possible Names for 2025 PreCure

I don’t know if they’re gonna pull a whammy on us and give us random names (Lillian.) but I’ll try my best. These also account for names in other languages. Some of them are kinda dumb and some are other names for potential Suite Cures I guess. Idk

Cure Idol

Cure Song

Cure Sing/Singer

Cure Symphony

Cure Tune

Cure Dance/Dancer

Cure Stage

Cure Ballad

Cure Step

Cure Solo

Cure Shine (I thought of Cure Star for a sec but then I was like “Oh yeah” so I thought of an alternative)

Cure Superstar (???)

Cure Pop

Cure LaLa or some other sound equivalent (look we’ve had YumYum and Nyammy in recent years. I’m not putting this above them)

Cure Voice

Cure Note

Cure Music

Cure Guitar

Cure String

Cure Piano

Cure Key

Cure Spotlight

Cure Harmony

#precure #pretty cure #you and idol precure

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na-na-namine · 11 months ago

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Interview with director of Pretty Cure All Stars F (Yuta Tanaka) - Translated by Leontoi

I provided the link to the original translation above, but there were a few grammatical issues. I cleaned up and edited the translation below. It's a great interview and I recommend reading it after watching the movie!

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──The theme of the 20th anniversary movie is "What is Precure?" Why did you choose this as the theme of the movie?

I feel that because the Pretty Cure series has continued for so long, it has become extremely diverse.

Over the past 20 years, various Precures and Pretty Cure works have been created.

As a result, I think that the beginning of deciding the movie's theme was because I felt that it was no longer possible to say in one word, "What is Precure?"

For example, in terms of setting, when I started working 15 years ago, only ordinary girls could transform into Pretty Cure.

However, recently, more people with various origins, such as a mermaid and an android, are becoming Precures.

In addition to the main series for children, there is "Kibo no Chikara ~Adult PreCure '23~" which depicts the future of PreCure, and the stage play "Dancing☆Star PreCure", etc.

Derivative works aimed at adult fans who have loved the Pretty Cure series for a long time, as well as spin-off works from the main series, are now being created.

PreCure has continued to change with the times, so these may be part of that change.

However, the definition of a Pretty Cure has become vague, as to what makes someone a Pretty Cure and what doesn't.

In that case, asking this question once again might be an appropriate theme for the 20th anniversary.

Or so I thought.

──Tanaka-san, you have been involved in the production of the Pretty Cure series for over 15 years since "Yes! Pretty Cure 5" (2007).

In other words, from your point of view as one of the creators, you feel that there has been a big change in Pretty Cure, right?

This is just my personal opinion, but I feel that the creators of the early Pretty Cure series were really stoic and created anime with only the children in mind.

There were adult fans who enjoyed Pretty Cure back then, but the creators basically didn't care about them that much.

UMEZAWA Atsutoshi-san, who was the producer of the Pretty Cure series from 2009 to 2013, said this at the time.

"If we are too conscious of the adult audience, children will see right through it and feel that it is not theirs, and those who are our original target audience will turn away from Pretty Cure. In that case, it will no longer be PreCure."

I strongly sympathize with his opinion, and have been involved in the production of Pretty Cure while valuing it.

However, as the title suggests, the main target audience for "Otona Pretty Cure," are adults who used to like PreCure, and I think this work was created with their feelings in mind.

("Otona" means "adults" in Japanese.)

Although there are parts that I sympathize with,

Now that a "Pretty Cure work whose main target audience is adults" has been born, it's finally become difficult to understand what Pretty Cure is.

Going forward, I think the most important thing about the Pretty Cure series is that it was created with the children who are currently watching it in mind, but as a business, we need to consider other directions as well. That may be the situation. I also wonder what will happen to Pretty Cure in the future.

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About All Stars F.

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──This movie is an All Stars movie that features all 78 Precures from the past.

Actually, at first I wasn't planning on making an All Stars movie.

I thought it would be impossible to have all 78 people appear in the 70-minute length film, so I had an idea to divide it by different generations.

There was also an idea that only characters from three generations (Hirogaru Sky, Delicious Party, and Tropical Rouge) would appear, or they and several other Precure characters from other generations.

But, the idea of all three generations of PreCure coming together has been done so many times that I didn't think it felt fresh.

PreCure All Stars movies were made every year from 2009 to 2016.

However, with the exception of this work (PreCure All Stars F), we have only produced it for the 15th anniversary (2018) since then.

I thought, "If that's the case, it would be great if we could make it consist of the latest 9 generations of Pretty Cure series, who haven't appeared in many All Stars movies."

Considering the characters' activities in a 70-minute movie, I think that's about as long as we can manage in terms of the number of people.

However, due to various circumstances, we ended up having all of the Pretty Cure All Stars appear in this movie (lol).

──So you went through a lot of hardships.

Hahaha (lol). Planning is a living thing, so it changes over time.

──Was it difficult to get all 78 people to appear in this movie?

Oh no... there are so many people that it's impossible to treat everyone equally...

The length of the movie is about 70 minutes, so it can't be made any longer. Also, whether it's possible just because the movie time has been increased is another question. After all, the numbers are big.

That's why we decided to narrow down the number of characters who appear frequently in this movie. I wanted to show the Precures from all the different series as equally as possible, but I think it was difficult in reality.

──However, this film has recorded the highest box office revenue ever, and I feel that it has been very well received by the audience.

The theme of this movie is "What is Precure?", and the character Cure Supreme/Prim appears as an original Precure exclusive to this movie.

Cure Supreme, she embodies the antithesis of the question, "What is Precure?"

Throughout the anime series, the Precures (Precure warriors) have basically been portrayed as ``strong, cute, and cool beings.''

And Prim is a character who is interested in PreCure, seeing only one aspect of them being "strong."

However, she lacked consideration for why Precure are strong and cool, and she didn't even try to find out why they were so strong and cool.

But I think what we've been making about over the last 20 years is the ``why'' part of why Precures are so strong.

The desire they have to become who they want to be.

They stand up hand-in-hand with someone.

Due to the aforementioned, they do not give up.

...That is why Precures are so strong.

I wanted to convey that basic idea in this work as well.

──At the end of this movie, Supreme realized "Why the Precures are so strong," and the Precures extended a helping hand to her.

Actually, in this movie, I wanted to focus on promoting good and punishing evil.

My first idea for the story of this movie was that I wanted it to end with the Precures completely defeating Supreme and making her disappear.

But in the end, the Precures extended a helping hand to her, even though they had fought against her many times before.

As a creator, I felt that I was a little naive in some ways, but I have no regrets. I think we've come back to the idea that "Precures are all about reaching out to even the enemy, right?"

──In the final scene, I felt that Puka and Supreme had become true Precures.

It's not explained at all in the movie, so I don't think it's wrong to say that they became Precures, and I hope people who watch it can come up with their own interpretations.

Speaking of characters, Supreme is a god-like being from another world.

She has powers that are far from human, such as the ability to reshape the world, and she can be described as a "superior being" or "transcendence", and it can be said that she alone is a complete being.

But that's not the case with Precure, and because each of them is, in a sense, an "imperfect being", I think there is a part of them that wants to join hands with everyone and stand up for themselves.

Supreme admires the appearance of such Precures.

And she created Puka from within herself. Originally, Supreme and Puka were completely the same entity (Supreme), but they separated into two entities.

This caused a rift and change in her being.

Depending on how you look at it, you could say that she went from being perfect to being imperfect, but personally, I find her imperfections more appealing than her perfect self.

Don't you think "imperfect" means "human"?

──Lastly, I felt that the design was reminiscent of the first generation (Futari wa Pretty Cure), with Supreme's color being black and Puka's color being white.

I think so.

It's not an homage to "Futari wa PreCure," but I thought it might be a beautiful ending to the 20th anniversary movie.

This is just a matter of how the movie looks.

──Why did both of them become Precures?

I think that's the "miracle of Pretty Cure".

WASHIO Takashi-san, the founder of the PreCure series, said to me while I was making this movie, "I want you to stop portraying admiration for Precures as evil," which was also a big inspiration.

Supreme has done a lot of incredibly annoying things, including destroying and re-creating our world.

However, when asked if she is an evil being, I have a slightly different image of her than an evil being.

More than anything, she wanted to become a Precure.

I wanted to save her that feeling.

I wanted the children to look up to Precures, so I felt like I shouldn't deny Supreme's feelings.

──What is the answer that the production team gave to the question “What is Precure?”

After much discussion, one of our answers was "Connect," which is also our catchphrase, because Precures have been connecting generations and feelings for 20 years.

However, when asked "What is Precure?", I ended up saying, "I don't really understand."

It's a series that has connected many people's feelings, so I think it's impossible to sum up the answer to the question of what Pretty Cure is in one word.

There are as many different types of PreCure as there are PreCure works, and we didn't want the production side to force us to say, ``This is what PreCure is!'' or to give a narrow answer.

The idea was to ask the movie audience a question within the movie, and leave it up to them to answer the question, ``What is PreCure?''

And I think it's important to connect this to the future. Be flexible when it comes to change, while preserving what needs to be protected. I think it's important to change with the times. If we do that, more new PreCures that we can't even imagine now may be created in the future.

#there was a part 1 to the interview but it was about go princess so it's not relevant #this interview is long enough as it is already #also the movie was F*CKING AMAZING #precure #pretty cure #precure all stars f #cure supreme #cure puka #yuta tanaka #translated by someone else #edits by me

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magicalgirlagency · 7 months ago

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If there's one thing i don't like about precure stage shows is that cure always wearing those ugly bobblehead mask. Sailor moon musicals didn't do that and its turns out great, So why not precure also do that?

Erm, well, actually, Sailor Moon also did the bobblehead mascot head thing back in the 90's...

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Also, if you check out the YT channel where I found this vid, you'll see several other past Magical Girl series that use those bobbleheads (Saint Tail, Himitsu no Akko-chan, Tonde Buurin, just to name a few). It's a genre of its own called Kigurumi Show, I think.

My guess is that 90% of the PreCure shows go for the bobblehead to add up to the cartoony and marketable mascot-like charm of the series (let's not forget that this series was born with the goal of making buttloads of cash).

Buuuut, PreCure has done at least one show without the SD style they usually go for...

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There'll be a sequel for Dancing Star next year, btw!

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sekaiichi-happy · 7 months ago

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Hi would you mind terribly telling me about this precure you speak of it looks fantastic

Of course!!

Pretty Cure is a long-running magical girl anime franchise (it celebrated its 20th anniversary last year) created by Toei Animation. It started out in 2004 with Futari wa Pretty Cure, and there’s been a new season every year since!

The stories usually follow the same formula: a group of girls is recruited by one (or more) fairies from another to become legendary warriors called Pretty Cure, to fight and protect the world from some type of evil (monster of the week). New seasons start in February and usually have between 40-50 episodes. This is a very simple way to describe it, as every season puts its own spin on the formula, as each season often has different variety directors, writers, animators, etc. There’s also some things that could be described as Pretty Cure’s signature style, which makes it stand out from other magical girl series:

While the Pretty Cure have magical powers, as well as magical weapons, one thing that makes the series stand out is the physical fighting the Pretty Cure engage in. They aren’t afraid to fight with their hands and feet!

There’s a general lack of focus on romance, as instead the girls’ friendship is the most important thing in the story. There are also yuri undertones quite often.

Magical items that are sold as toys in Japan! Every season has it’s own transformation items, as well as magical weapons which are sold in real life as merchandise for kids.

Every season features a new cast of characters, story, theme, villains, etc. While the story formula stays similar, the change up every year keeps things different. The only exceptions are the seasons of Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart and Yes! Pretty Cure 5 GoGo, which are sequel seasons.

Because pretty much every season changes up its story & cast, you could start with any season, as they can all be watched separately. For example, you could start with the very first season (Futari wa Pretty Cure), but you could also catch up with the season that’s currently airing (Wonderful Pretty Cure). Or any season in between really… The Pretty Cure wiki has a very helpful list with short descriptions of every season here. While there are some seasons that are considered ‘best’ (Futari wa, Heartcatch, Go! Princess, Fresh, Hirogaru), I think the fun thing about Pretty Cure is that there is a season for everyone. You might end up loving a season that isn’t as popular with most fans, there’s many seasons to choose from! (My favorite seasons are Splash Star, Suite & Go! Princess :P)

Some other fun things to know:

There are quite a few All Stars movies, where Pretty Cure from different seasons meet up, and fight evil together in a special movie storyline.

Both Smile Pretty Cure & Doki Doki Pretty Cure got english dubs, where the seasons got some changes and were adapted as ‘Glitter Force’. They made changes to the story, and cut some episodes, but if you’re interested anyway you could find it on Netflix.

The first main male Pretty Cure was introduced last year in the season of Hirogaru Sky Pretty Cure, with Cure Wing joining the team.

There’s been some spin-offs, with a stage play called Dancing Star Pretty Cure The Stage, which features an all male Pretty Cure team, an anime sequel to Yes! Precure 5 & Yes! Precure 5 Gogo, following the girls from that season as adults aimed. A spin-off for Mahou Tsukai Precure was also announced, and will air in 2025.

I hope that all tells you a bit more about Pretty Cure! If you have any other questions, just let me know :)

#ask #precure #anime #magical girl

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