Introduction
Love Momozono is a 14-year-old student at Yotsuba Junior Highschool that tends to care more for others than for herself. One day she visits a show of the famous dance unit "Trinity" and decides to become a dancer, too. On the same event, subordinates of the Labyrinth Kingdom show up who want to collect the unhappiness of the audience. Love gets the power to change into Cure Peach and fights them. Soon after, she is joined by her good friends Miki, who is Cure Berry, and Inori, who becomes Cure Pine.
(Source: ANN)
Audience reviews
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ktulu007
The Precure franchise is one I've talked about pretty frequently. I started with Doki Doki and then I went back to the beginning with Futari Wa and I've been going in order since. So far about half of the franchise has been really good (Futari wa, Splash Star & Doki Doki) and half has been mediocre (Max Heart, Yes Precure 5 & Yes Precure 5 Go Go). When I talked about Go Go, the topic came up about how it nearly killed the franchise and I speculated that the likely cause was that the characters in Yes Precure 5 weren't strong enough to carry a second series. Hell, they couldn't carry a single series and have it be good. Well, Fresh Precure was the series that revitalised the franchise and ensured that it could keep going even to this day. So, I'm pretty excited to see this one.
Story:
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The themes remind me of the thought of communism, which is giving up individual personality traits, for an "ideal" life (Labyrinth vs Pretty Cure) and it can be a pretty difficult subject to broach, especially in a kid's anime. I think technology was definitely an important theme, as it emphasized how machines are meant to be top quality, instant results types of things, but it sacrifices individuality: memories, the ability to make a lasting impression on your or someone else's life. I could probably write an entire essay on the topic of Fresh Precure alone, but I'll try to keep it brief. First off, Eas' arc. While I think that Splash Star was pretty good on Michiru and Kaoru learning the error of their ways, this was a huge jump from that, one might even argue a jump that, if done wrong,…
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I finally made it to Season 6. Let's begin!
Visuals:
1) not much difference from last season
2) I didn't enjoy the transformations sequences compared to previous seasons
3) characters look more like 16 year olds than 14 year olds. It's just 2 years but in puberty 2 years is a lot
4) there's a few continuity errors. This is better explained with an example. On the 3rd episode, a character and a dog go play in a water area where the water level reaches this character's ankles. A few minutes later, we get to see an actual truck fall in and it sinks completely.
5) inconsistent animation, sometimes sloppy
Sound:
1) top notch casting as usual for most roles
2) dialog and animation aren't always in sync
3) it's much more enjoyable when cutesy characters aren't voiced by male seiyuus for…
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Story: 8.5
Ho-ly! Of all the Precure series I've seen - which is to say, all of them - this one still has the absolute best writing in terms of character development, emotional attachment, and consistency. Unfortunately, the last 4 episodes tried a bit too hard and threw logic right out the window, which, while it makes sense with context, definitely keeps it from hitting a 9 or a 10.
Characters: 8
The characters - and more specifically, their relationships - is where this show shines. Love, Miki, and Buki all know each other prior to the series' start, which is a unique take for Precure, and this familiarity is clear in all their actions and affections. Setsuna's treatment by the crew - no spoilers! - is realistic, and unexpectedly heartbreaking at times. There's so much more emotional…
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It's time to review Fresh Precure! Another fantastic season and the one to praise for introducing a successful formula that most later entries followed in terms of villains and story.
The story this time is set in Clover Town Street, a very cheerful place where the main characters live. After the protagonist of this entry, Love, gets involved in the attack of the enemies from this story during a performance of the unit band Trinity, becoming a Precure in the process, she and her friends will have to fight to save the world from a bad ending.
The cast of Fresh is one of the strongest from the franchise IMO, this time the main trio (the cheerful and passionate for dancing Love, the kind and animal lover Inori and the fashion fan Miki) were already friends from before the start of the serie…
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