Audience reviews
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MelodyOfMemory
This is two shows in one. The first, which lasts until Episode 23, is an awesome show with a kickass lead, entertaining villains, and a dramatic and moving climax that truly reaffirms Sora's heroic strength. The second is a mess of inconsequential filler episodes with boring villains and a main plot hastily infodumped in the last 5 episodes, only for its potentially interesting conflict to be quickly discarded by a cheap Korra Equalist twist.
But even its weaker second half is still watchable due to the chemistry of the main couple: Sora and Mashiro. It is always a rare joy to see a headstrong tomboy lead character in a magical girl series, a Pippi Longstocking level powerhouse in a striking and pretty Sky Land dress. Beside her is the gentler Mashiro, whose side story of becoming a child…
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A review of Hirogaru Sky! Precure, or Soaring Sky! Precure.
The Precure series as a whole is a vast one, with many different shades and styles to it, however they always have a few things in common. They're made for kids, they're about magical girls, and they always have some form of villain. This review is going to take a semi deep dive into this show, looking at it's strengths and flaws, and how Soaring Sky! Precure makes itself a Precure series that despite being a show designed for kids, has some exceptional strengths that can make it a good show regardless of age.
There is one topic to breach before we begin, the Precure series is designed with an audience of as young as 3 years old, to as old as about 10 years old in mind. As such there are things the series CANNOT be faulted for,…
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Hirogaru Sky! Precure is probably one of the biggest disappointments I've had when it comes to mahou shoujo. Hirogaru carries the proposal of being an innovative anime compared to other Precures, breaking certain character-related clichés: the protagonist is the blue heroine, a boy is part of the "magical girls" group, and there is a Cure who is already in college. This breaking of stereotypes is interesting, but unfortunately, it seems that the anime is just fulfilling a quota of characters for the main cast. The innovative points of the anime are limited to this; the rest is the typical episodic superhero show, where every episode results in a confrontation with a random monster and a moral lesson. I believe Hirogaru Sky! Precure is more akin to Paw Patrol than to a mahou shoujo.
Hiroga…
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Soaring Sky Pretty Cure the 20th Anniversary Season , and the 20th Season of the Precure franchise as a whole , this was a surprisingly good Season for a Anniversary Season, its pretty great from a animation standpoint , and a Character standpoint , the problems are the lack of good villains or really anything good from past seasons , Cure Sky a good main character , Cure Prism a good secondary character, Cure Wing the first male Cure also fits in really well , Cure Butterfly the first 18 years old Cure is also here , there also a spoiler Cure for the last one but I won't ruined that for ya
Soaring Sky Pretty Cure is a right direction for Precure , the lack of good villains is a minus for me , and the lack of Edge from Past season really irks me in that regard
Hope Wonderful Pretty Cur…
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