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High School YxK (High School DxD) Cast

Hovernyan as Issei Hyoudou (Yo-kai Watch)

Maguro Maki as Rias Gremory (Sushi Pack)

Kani Maki as Akeno Himejima (Sushi Pack)

Fluttershy as Koneko Toujou (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls)

Tako Maki as Yuuto Kiba (Sushi Pack)

Wasabi Pow as Gasper Vladi (Sushi Pack)

Lala Hagoromo/Glitter MilkyWay as Asia Argento (Glitter Force TwinkleStarlight)

Rose as Rossweisse (Plants vs. Zombies Heroes)

Natalie Madoka/Glitter Ace as Ravel Phenex (Glitter Force Doki Doki)

Green Shadow AKA Penelopea as Xenovia Quarta (Plants vs. Zombies Heroes)

Tweak Bunny (Octonauts) as Sona Sitri

Dashi Dog (Octonauts) as Tsubaki Shinra

Ikura Maki (Sushi Pack) as Genshirou Saji

Luna Kaguya/Glitter Serenity (Glitter Force TwinkleStarlight) as Momo Hanaki

Petty (Pororo the Little Penguin) as Tsubasa Yura

as Tomoe Meguri

Chompzilla (Plants vs. Zombies Heroes) as Reya Kusaka

Penny (Top Wing) as Ruruko Nimura

Sci-Twi AKA Twilight Sparkle (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls) as Bennia

Poby (Pororo the Little Penguin) as Loup Garou

Citron (Plants vs. Zombies Heroes) as Vali Lucifer

Nightcap (Plants vs. Zombies Heroes) as Bikou

Flora (Winx Club) as Kuroka

Spike (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls) as Fenrir

Grass Knuckles (Plants vs. Zombies Heroes) as Arthur Pendragon

Stella (Winx Club) as Le Fay Pendragon

E-123 Omega (Sonic the Hedgehog) as Gogmagog

Pure Vanilla Cookie (Cookie Run) as Sirzechs Lucifer

Larry the Lobster (SpongeBob SquarePants) as Falbium Asmodeus

Pinkie Pie (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls) as Serafall Leviathan

as Ajuka Beelzebub

White Vanilla Cookie (Cookie Run) as Millicas Gremory

Leonardo (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012) as Zeocitus Gremory

Princess Twilight Sparkle (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls) as Venelana Gremory

as Sariaorg Bael

Uni (Sushi Pack) as Diodora Astaroth

Roxy (Winx Club) as Seekvaria Agares

Daphne (Winx Club) as Misla Bael

Captain Gantu as Riser Phenex (Lilo & Stitch)

Peso Penguin as Beruka Furcas (Octonauts)

Nani Pelekai (Lilo & Stitch) as Coriana Andrealphus

Rainbow Dash (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls) as Misteeta Sabnock

Spudow (Plants vs. Zombies Heroes) as Gandoma Balam

Captain Combustible (Plants vs. Zombies Heroes) as Ladora Bune

Wall-Knight (Plants vs. Zombies Heroes) as Liban Crocell

Flain (Mixels) as Diehauser Belial

Bloom (Winx Club) as Lady Phenex

Pleakley (Lilo & Stitch) as Naud Gamigin

White Lily Cookie (Cookie Run) as Grayfia Lucifage

as Kuisha Abaddon

Titanium Chef (Sushi Pack) as Tannin

Meopatra (Yo-kai Watch) as Viser

Karen Plankton (SpongeBob SquarePants) as Isabela

Tammy Misumi/Glitter Black and Melina Yukishiro/Glitter White (Glitter Force Power Hearts) as lle and Nel

Karai and Shinigami (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012) as Ni and Li

Chloe Aoki/Glitter Breeze (Glitter Force Smile) as Karlamine

Rosygury (Noonbory and the Super 7) as Mira

Mackenzie Kenzaki/Glitter Sword (Glitter Force Doki Doki) as Siris

Mochi Macchiato (Sushi Pack) as Xuelan

Aurora Tsukikage/Glitter MoonFlower (Glitter Force HeartsFlowers) as Yubelluna

as Burenet

Glaciere (Team Umizoomi) as Shuriya

as Marion

as Mihae

(Yo-kai Watch S) as Regulus

Squidward Tentacles (SpongeBob SquarePants) as Zephyrdor Glasya-Labolas

Jumba Jookiba (Lilo & Stitch) as Azazel

Major Nixel (Mixels) as Kokabiel

Eugene H. Krabs (SpongeBob SquarePants) as Baraqiel

as Shemhazai

Regina (Glitter Force Doki Doki) as Raynare AKA Yuuma Amano

Eas (Glitter Force Fresh) as Kalewarner

Sheldon J. Plankton (SpongeBob SquarePants) as Dohnaseek

Gentlu (Glitter Force Delicious Party) as Mittlet

Meta Knight (Kirby Right Back At Ya!) as Michael

Solar Flare (Plants vs. Zombies Heroes) as Irina Shidou

Infernites Max/2014 (Mixels) as Great Red

Rarity (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls) as Ophis

Maximum Mixel (Mixels) as Ddraig

Naximum Nixel (Mixels) as Albion

Dragon Lord (Yo-kai Watch) as Vitra

Azure Dragon (Yo-kai Watch) as Midgardsormr

as Odin

Unagi (Sushi Pack) as Loki

King Nixel (Mixels) as Hades

as Indra

as Sun Wukong

Torts (Mixels) as Cao Cao

Valtor (Winx Club) as Shalba Beelzebub

Captain Carvaline Narkoff as Katerea Leviathan (Lilo & Stitch OC)

as Creuserey Asmodeus

as Georg

Brody (Top Wing) as Leonardo

as Siegfried

as Jeanne

Fugu (Sushi Pack) as Heracles

as Connla

Eight AKA Octonaughty (Numberblocks) as Freed Sellzen

Laura/Laura La Mer/Laura Apollodoros Hyginus La Mer/Glitter River (Glitter Force Tropical Girls) as Kunou

Queen Oceania (Glitter Force Tropical Girls) as Yasaka

Rod (Top Wing) as Matsuda

Swift (Top Wing) as Motohama

Lisa Izayoi/Glitter Magical as Murayama (Glitter Force Witch Girls)

Evelynn Asahina/Glitter Miracle as Katase (Glitter Force Witch Girls)

Prince as Rassei (Glitter Force TwinkleStarlight)

Abby Hanasaki/Glitter Blossom as Aika Kiryu (Glitter Force HeartsFlowers)

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Star Twinkle Precure packs !!

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Hope is the Pioneer

Truly, I feel that I can’t say this enough but despite its flaws, StarPre has been such a wonderful season for me in so many ways.

And perhaps the most important one is what this final episode wanted to tell us.

Hope is what paves the way to the future.

Immediately starting with Yuni getting her planet and people back.

She’s been through so much to reclaim her home and her efforts are finally rewarded.

However, it is so important to remember that this miracle didn’t come about because she tricked the universe behind the mask of an idol or that she used her skills to steal from others whatever she needed to achieve her goal, without a care for who she harmed when she did.

The revival of the Planet Rainbow can’t be credited to the mysterious powers of “Twinkle Imagination” either, which Yuni willingly gave up in the end even though keeping it for herself would’ve fixed her planet in a blink.

Rather, the miracle was brought on by Yuni letting go of her prejudices and opening her heart to those who truly respect and accept her for who she is.

This led to Yuni finding the strength within her to be able to forgive Aiwarn, the person who caused her the most pain, which then helped Aiwarn realize the error of her own ways and show sincere remorse by aiding Yuni in finding a cure for the petrification of the Rainbownians.

Had Yuni continued only on the path of a phantom thief, distrusting everyone around her and only relying on herself, who knows how much longer it would’ve taken her to get here? Or if it would’ve been possible for her to reach it at all?

But the point is, Yuni outgrew what would’ve held her back. She threw away what limited her (resentment, suspicions, hostility) and instead chose to cooperate with others to save what was most important to her.

And she succeeded.

Then we have Lala, who’s gone back home after the battle.

No longer is she the neglected scorn of her community or the unfavorite within her household.

The fact that she wants to get back to work right away in order to help better Saaman, the reaction her parents give on not wanting her to leave so soon and that they were even making onigiri to eat together (!!) speak volumes of how gigantic a change her planet is undergoing.

An extremely good change, at that.

Saamanians are no longer overly relying on technology, even though it provided them with so much convenience before.

It’s not just about “Lala style” being the new trend.

Everybody wants to be able to walk on their own two feet now. Regardless of how harder it’ll be for them, at least they can live more freely this way.

They want to live freely like what Lala has learned to do, like what Lala is teaching them how to do.

People don’t have to be assigned and divided by aptitude evaluations anymore. They can chose what they want to do and what they want to be of their own will.

Had Lala not left Saaman in hopes of finding something better for herself, been influenced by her time on Earth and brought back that experience to share with her people, can we say Saaman could’ve removed their attachment to the system they made as the crux of their society?

I don’t think so.

Lala and Yuni’s world are changing, evolving, because they let themselves wish for something even better than what they could’ve imagine.

Yes, them. The girls whose imaginations were stated by the 12 Star Princesses to be even stronger than theirs, the creators of the universe itself!

And that’s just the beginning.

Fast forward several years later, MICHELLE OBAMA has become president of the USA!! HELL YEA, BABY!!! (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)و

Sorry, I just needed to say that, hee~ :D

Now back to the real important stuff...

The first girl we hear, not see, is post-timeskip is Elena.

And just by that, we already know she not only accomplished her dream of becoming a translator like her mom but she’s gone above and beyond by becoming the person tasked with the job of interpreting foreign news for the entire country of Japan!

What. An. Honor.

Seriously, an international broadcast of a monumental event happening for the nation and she’s at the forefront of that crew covering it. Such an incredibly happy and proud moment, one that other countries want to share their congratulations and well wishes for and Elena is the one chosen to help do just that.

Elena is helping bring smiles on so many fronts like the brilliant sun she is.

Her, a biracial woman of color.

Simply. Amazing. *claps* x3

Then of course, we have our beautiful moon.

Madoka, too, has reached taller heights.

Like her father, she’s become the leader of a very important force, fulfilling and continuing the esteemed Kaguya legacy as she’s always been expected to.

Unlike her father, however, whose (previous) job as a government official was to search for, expose and expel aliens, Madoka is now the head of a project that’s the first, but crucial, step to establishing connections with worlds beyond Earth.

In other words, proactively engaging and forming friendship with the aliens.

And in the face of her father, now Prime Minister, she is nothing but composed and confident.

In her team, in their efforts, in herself.

Again, so different from the Madoka at the beginning of the season who couldn’t even smile from the bottom of her heart until her friends taught her how.

Now she’s out there breaking down barriers in hopes that they can reach even further, to create more relationships like her own. Relationships that can bring so many benefits to Earth and still withstand even the distance of space.

Short-term goals, long-term goals. There’s still so much for Madoka to do.

But when you look at her expression, you can tell that she is nothing but sure in her ability to make them a reality.

That positive outlook not only shaped her but also, I believe, changed her father as well.

For once, it’s Madoka who’s teaching him instead of the other way around.

To not think so restrictedly and to let things come into their own potential rather than controlling them.

If it weren’t Madoka rebelling against him those years ago so that she could find her own way to become the person she is, I doubt things could’ve turned out as well as they did, including him becoming Prime Minister and smiling proudly at her, no less.

Madoka has achieved so many things and will go on to do even more and he’s incredibly proud of her.

Next, the star that never stopped shining, Hikaru.

Let me just say that becoming an astronaut at a major space program must not be an easy feat.

Getting selected to be part of the crew who gets to go space, even more so.

But if we know anyone who can do it, it’d be Hikaru.

Hikaru who’s so passionate about the things she loves, who fervently admires space more than anyone, who wants to know all about the unknown there is to discover out there.

Hikaru, who has a promise to keep with her best friend who’s waiting for her.

Did we expect any less of her?

Certainly not.

She’s made it and she’s coming back to space!

Light years away, said best friend is still waiting but also searching for ways to get back to Earth.

During that time, Lala also climbed ranks of her own, becoming an inspector-of-sorts for the Starscape Alliance and traveling among planets, checking their conditions and reporting them back to her superiors. Making sure the cosmos are in order and so on.

Fortunately, she is not alone as she has Yuni to share her feelings with since they fought alongside together before. 

The two Cures from other worlds.

It’s nice to have someone who understands you in that way, which is why I have at least one reason to be glad that Yuni was integrated into the team as the mid-season Cure.

As for Yuni, I suspect she seldom leaves her planet and has her own busy schedule on trying to make it more habitable to live in.

Thanks to Aiwarn, who may or may not have taken up permanent residence there (and really rocking that haircut), it’s no longer just a possibility anymore and the prospects are growing day by day.

Although I still can’t say I care much for her, I think it’s super nice the Rainbownians have welcomed her among them as Aiwarn had always wandered as a lost child in need of a home and the lack of one is probably why she became so vile and unstable in the first place. With that no longer a concern, she can put her brains to better uses.

On another note, there is no indication whether or not Planet Rainbow has joined the Alliance themselves but I’m pretty certain Lala’s been specially assigned to communicating with them anyway (thanks to her friendship with Yuni) so at least the relation is much more amiable than it was before, even if Rainbow chose to remain independent.

In short, everything’s well on this side of the universe.

A fact further supported by the Notraiders having a planet of their own to call home.

And what a beautiful star it is.

Everything’s flourishing and in bloom. A far cry from their previous headquarters which was perpetually dark and barren.

The facts that the Notraiders themselves made this planet beautiful through their own teamwork and that it was the Starscape Alliance who gave them this planet make it exceptionally more heartwarming in hindsight.

Because remember, these poor souls didn’t have a place to belong. Their previous homes either were destroyed or rejected them.

And then they had their sense of loss twisted and manipulated by Ophiuchus, resulting in them doing bad deeds.

For that, one would expect them to be thrown in jail, maybe even for life. But instead, they’re forgiven and sympathized with.

One would probably expect that they’d want revenge on Ophiuchus as well but instead of chasing after her, they focused all their energy and efforts into making a home for themselves.

Rather than punishment, a second chance. 

Rather than destruction, creation.

So exactly what point am I trying to make here?

Well, I believe that word “hope” means so much more than what we think it really is.

Hope is not just simply having aspirations and dreams. It’s not the good to counter the “evil” of despair.

Hope is something even broader, more difficult, more terrifying and of course, more magnificent than its basic definition.

It’s a sentiment we all share for wanting see a better tomorrow. 

A tomorrow where we can have more than what we have today.

Like the world becoming more innovative, more progressive.

More peaceful and forgiving.

Supportive, understanding and accepting.

Kinder and closer together than we are now.

But tomorrow is also full of unknowns, doubts and questions.

What if it’s not worth it?

What if the world won’t let me be what I want to be?

What if I’m rejected or shunned? What if no one accepts me?

What if I get hurt?

That fear will always be there and it’s indisputable there’ll come a time when you will get hurt because no one lives without being hurt, after all.

From that, you’ll learn what anger, sadness and misery feels like. It’ll either make you want to hide or lash out to protect yourself. It’ll feel like everything’s stopped at that point and you’re stuck there, not knowing what to do next.

But still, there’s always a choice for you to make.

You can decide whether to stay as you are or try to move again.

That is not to say those feelings of helplessness will be invalidated if you choose the latter. Nor does it mean you shouldn’t have felt them in the first place or give up on your cautions entirely.

Rather, it’s because you have those feelings that you can move on from them. To shed them for something better and greater.

“I may be afraid but I don’t want to be afraid forever. I want to face the world with my head held up high.”

“I’ve been hurt and I don’t think I can forgive. But there is something that means even more to me than that.”

“If nobody wants me, if there’s no place for me, then I just have to make a place for myself to be who I am!”

Hope is not guaranteed success.

It won’t always give you the results you want, no matter how strongly you wish for it, and may even bring you down worse than you thought it would.

But without hope, without imagination, then there is no future or possibilities. There is only nothing.

It’s because there’s imagination that worlds and universes can exist. It’s because there is the unknown that we have the desire to know more and become more than what we are now. It’s because there’s hope for us to cling onto that we can always strive to move forward.

All it boils down to is whether or not you’ll let your hopes be hindered by whatever blocks your path.

Be it hesitations, criticism or negativity in any form.

But once you overcome that, the outcome may be even more kirayaba than you could’ve ever imagined.

That’s all, folks! Thanks for reading! :)