Introduction
When Nozomi Yumehara was a very ordinary middle school student, she met the mysterious fairy Coco, who had come from Palmier Kingdom. In order to protect everyone's hopes, she became the Precure of Hope, Cure Dream, and fought against powerful enemies alongside her friends. Years later, Nozomi and her friends are now adults. They are all busy and enjoying their work, private lives, friends, family and love lives, while also stressing over the obstacles and troubles that adult life brings. Then suddenly, the mysterious Shadows appear, attacking humans. At the chiming of the clocktower bell, grown-up Nozomi and her friends embark on a new saga.
(Source: Toei Animation)
Audience reviews
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Sayra04
I highly recommend you watch the saga first
I recommend you before watching
1 - Yes! Precure 5 / can be divided into 5 days
2 - Yes! Precure 5 GoGo! / can be divided into 4 days
3 - Kibou no Chikara: Otona Precure '23 / in 5 hours
simply watching the yes precure 5 saga, even with the participation of other precures, was simply a 9-day journey, which warmed my heart. A sequel would be a dream.
Following the development of all 5 characters was very satisfying, even though I watched something from 2007/2008, I thought the animation at the time was still very good for today.
Read at the sourceDigiCat
What a sweet trip down memory lane
A sequel to some of the earliest Precure seasons is not something i was ever expecting to get, and yet here we are, watching not only Nozomi and friends of Precure 5, but also Mai and Saki of Splash Star, all grown up with jobs, responsibilities, relationships, and drinks... why is watching your fav childhood characters getting drunk so freaking hilarious??
Although the writing can be a little cringe at times, and the villain is probably the worst out of all Precure seasons i've seen so far, including character design for the Shadows (they could've at least spared us the CGI), it's nothing childhood ruining
The time we get to spend with the Precure and some expected, and unexpected, cameos is something that'll bring that childlike awe to your eyes, but…
Read at the sourceAsahana
This review comes from a long-time Pretty Cure fan who barely watches the latest seasons (yes, if I recall correctly, the last series I watch is Healing Good). If you just want to relieve old memories and have a bit of nostalgia, you'll like this spin-off. Yes! Precure 5 and the GoGo series are some of my favorites among all franchises (followed by Futari wa and Max Heart a.k.a the OG). Seeing the girls (and boys) are all grown-ups really brings all the nostalgia. I actually like the idea of portraying several problems that might occur to someone when they reach adulthood. It really gives the feel that these girls have really grown up, still chasing their ultimate dreams with bumps on the road here and there. But for me, Syrup's glow-up is the cherry on top of this series (wink wink).
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Read at the sourceCorrectorYui
Initially when I heard about this spin-off, I was excited and optimistic. However, after watching, I feel disappointed. It quickly became clear that this was simply nostalgia-bait.
A good amount of the episodes followed the formula of "I'm doing my dream job but it isn't what I expected oh no" and then they transformed and became Cures again. There was so much reused and poorly upscaled animation for the transformations and finisher attacks along with flashbacks to the old seasons.
The Shadows were so ugly too, being jarringly 3d-animated. And the motivation of Bell made no sense. The show was clearly trying to do a message on climate change and how we all must do our parts to keep our Earth clean but it just fell flat. The negatives, visually and writing-wise, just aren't worth it for a…
Read at the sourceFenekin
I am not the biggest fan of Precure, but as a person who likes the series, I never expected something like OtonaPre to ever exist. Basically, it is a "sequel" to Yes Precure 5 Go Go, where everyone is already an adult (I think the show occurs approximately 10 years after 5GoGo ended). A lot of things happened in this meantime, and almost everything has changed in the protagonists' lives because of their pursuit of their dreams.
The designs have obviously changed, and there were some that I liked and others that I didn't, but in the overall, they were good.
The animation is bad. I know that Toei is not the best anime studio in Japan, but in the main series of Precure, the animation is better. Furthermore, the CG is horrible. Precure always had state-of-the-art CG, but something went wrong…
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