Introduction
Sickly but optimistic middle school student Nodoka Hanadera has just moved to Sukoyaka City, a place famous for its healthy atmosphere. She immediately befriends two of her classmates: the gentle but athletic Chiyu Sawaizumi, whose family runs a hot spring inn, and the bubbly and fashionable daughter of a vet, Hinata Hiramitsu.
Soon after arriving, Nodoka finds an ill puppy in a forest, surrounded by three magical talking animals: Rabbirin, Penguitan, and Nyatoran. They tell her that the puppy, Princess Latte, can only be cured by defeating a nearby monster known as a "Mega Byogen" and purifying the land it has corrupted. Despite being powerless, Nodoka refuses to give up and let Latte suffer.
Moved by her determination, Rabbirin forms a pact with Nodoka, allowing her to transform into a hero known as a Precure. Assuming the persona of "Cure Grace," the energized Nodoka fights off the Byogen and heals the earth, curing Latte.
As the Byogen and their leaders continue their attacks, Penguitan and Nyatoran also find their partners in Chiyu and Hinata, giving them the powers of "Cure Fontaine" and "Cure Sparkle" respectively. Now, it's up to the three Precure and their animal friends to stop the Byogen and protect the earth from their infections!
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Audience reviews
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CataOrShane
Before I give my review, let me just say that I've watched every single episode, special and movie of the Precure franchise up to this point. :)
Visuals:
1) pretty to look at
2) the animation seems to be done by amateurs. The reason why I say this is quite simple. There are 3 characters that are talking animals, like every single Precure season and just like in every Precure season, these talking animals must hide from regular people. In this season, however, we see regular people approach our Precure girls, their magical partners slowly hide and the next frame... they're in plain sight of every single non-Precure human. I don't understand how this happens constantly throughout the season and it's immersion breaking.
Sound:
1) excelent casting for most roles but the dog's voice is…
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Its curious that in a very difficult year with a virus we know, quarantine and so much caos a season with the main theme of purify and the earth must be healed. The dynamic is simple: one of the members of the king “sickness” a spirit that usually is hidden in an object: a tree, water, or a house. With the sickness, the corruption expands unless Cure Grace and the team purify him. Every time this happens Latte also gets sick.
What I liked about this season is that each character complements each other and the dynamics of each other is very fun. Unlike other animes, that mention that a character has an illness and doesn’t explain what is this, Healin’ Good really explains the mysterious sickness of Nodoka.
As the tradition, at the mid season a new character comes and joins the team. This…
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(Disclaimer: The following review may contain spoilers. Please avoid reading this until you've watched the whole season. And this time, trust me, it's worth it.)
Healin' Good Precure- The Eighth season I am watching in the Precure Franchise, also the first one where I followed the broadcast from start to end.
So, I heard a lot of people bash Healin' Good Precure (HealPre) for being the most boring, slow-paced, and the biggest letdown of a season yet? Well- Screw that! Because THIS! SEASON! IS! Not perfect, BUT JUST DOWNRIGHT AMAZING.
It's SO good, that I literally cannot say ALL I want to say in the following Review. HealPre, with it's excellent and in-depth characters, colourful and eye-catching animation, a story with some of the most psychological and greatest messages I've seen yet…
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I found Healin' Good Precure a series which didn't pretend. It was what it was, and I found it consistent with itself from start to finish. Hilariously topical in regards to the time period in which it was released, perhaps it allowed the season to benefit from a boost in appreciation from my behalf.
Overall, though, I found it a very solid season. As a matter of personal note, having Aoi Yuuki voice another pink-haired magical girl felt like a blast from the past, and having her be in a magical girl show that isn't suffering is actually quite refreshing.
Onto the review! Because the anime was what it was, the review won't be as necessarily lengthy. (Except it is, whoops!)
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Story: 8
In terms of a magical girl show formula, the story was effective. It had an engaging start, quite a…
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Okay, I've been a fan of the Precure franchise since 2019, it doesn't sound like a lot but I've watched a fair amount of seasons in that time. People could say that I would be the demographic for this franchise since I'm a young girl, so that's why my reasonings for not liking this show are not that strong of points than others but bear with me ;-;
The story was decent. It's like any other Precure plot, I don't have much to say. 4/10
The art could do better, I've seen better in terms of Precure like Star Twinkle, Kira Kira and HUGtto But it was okay I guess. 6/10
I don't really comment on the sound. I really liked the Op and ED1, but the ED2 was just...It was really a downgrade :/ 7/10
Characters...Okay, this one will be more detailed. So, since this was my first Precure season I will…
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