Unlike the main Max Heart series, in this film Honoka and Nagisa are allowed to have moments without them being interrupted by Hibiki. We even get some new songs that are quite good.
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Which shouldn't be a surprise considering that Sato Naoki did composition for this, the series proper and Futari wa. Right down to using the lazy remix theme tune. The music is pretty much like the music from the series proper. I mean, she displayed emotions as Aizawa Chizuru, Nishizumi Maho, Sei and Neptune. I'm still certain it's because Yuri has all the emotional depth of a paper clip. Tanaka Rie still sounds like she's just not putting in any effort. Ikezawa Haruna's performance is much less annoying, probably because of her character being downplayed. I'll also give credit to Nozawa Masako & Matsuoka Youko. Honna Youko and Yukana deliver the superlative performances we've gotten used to in this franchise. We also get to see their frog-like compatriots punch some bat monsters. Nagisa & Honoka really get physical with the punches and kicks. The action sequences are really good as well. What they do with her ship is really cool. I also do like the antagonist's design and her bat-like minions. At least, they are when we get to the Garden of Hope. While the designs are the same as the series (including Itsuki's perpetual look of dull surprise), or on par with it in the cases of the film characters, the backgrounds in this are superb. I have to give the film credit on this count. Pretty standard, but there's nothing really wrong with her.
Our antagonist is one of those villains who only trusts in her own power and mocks the heroes for relying on others. The big exceptions are Square and Round, who are a bit more fleshed out and Marquis, who's a little annoying. In terms of new characters we get for the film, they vary. Mainly because he's used a lot less and he doesn't throw any tantrums. Nagisa and Honoka are fantastic and have a strong dynamic. The characters are pretty much the same as they are in the series. Honestly, the series proper could have benefited if they'd gone the route of the film and had significantly less of those two. He might have four or five lines, and she mostly stays relegated to the background or is just out of the fighting due to being Yamcha'd. There's also very little of either Pollun or Tsubomi. The arc of them gaining the friendship of the warriors is nice. It's paced very well, flowing from one thing to the next very naturally. There are a lot of things to like about the film. But, on the other hand, it isn't as satisfying a conclusion as it could have been. On one hand, you can forgive it somewhat since this is a franchise for the youth. The only story issue that really merits mention is with the ending. Not wanting to abandon those in need, Honka, Nagisa and the other one agree and they're teleported to the Garden of Hope. They request assistance from our heroines as they're being threatened by a powerful witch. After a brief battle, it's revealed that the cloaked figure was actually a bunch of little frog warriors from the Garden of Hope. They're approached by a mysterious cloaked figure who sounds just like Goku and knows they're PreCure. They converse with Akane and one another. We open with Nagisa and Honoka sitting at Akane's takoyaki stand. what was the boring one's name? Inori? Yeah, that sounds right. Well, maybe the film will be more about Honoka & Nagisa and less about. Which means skipping ahead to the entirely mediocre sequel, Max Heart. Unfortunately, there were no Futari wa films. With the films, I'm going to start at the beginning.
I started by talking about DokiDoki and then I moved back to Futari Wa and Max Heart. The series' main motif is yin and yang.I've talked about PreCure thrice before.
Two Max Heart movies were released on April 16, 2005, and December 10, 2005, respectively. It was then succeeded by Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star. It was the first of the Pretty Cure series to have received an adapted English-language version, which aired in Canada from March 2009.Ī direct sequel, Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart (ふたりはプリキュア Max Heart, Futari wa PuriKyua Makkusu Hāto), or simply Max Heart, aired in Japan between February 6, 2005, and January 29, 2006.
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The original series, directed by Daisuke Nishio, aired on TV Asahi between February 1, 2004, and January 30, 2005, in the same timeslot as Izumi Todo's previous work Ashita no Nadja. It is the first series in the Pretty Cure metaseries created by Izumi Todo. "We Are Pretty Cure"), known as simply Pretty Cure outside Japan, is a Japanese magical girl anime series produced by Toei Animation and broadcast across Japan on TV Asahi's ANN network. Futari wa Pretty Cure (ふたりはプリキュア, Futari wa PuriKyua, lit.
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