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ふたりはプリキュア (Futari wa Pretty Cure) is a Japanese magical girl anime television series produced by Toei Animation, being the first series of the Pretty Cure franchise. A sequel was made called ふたりはプリキュア Max Heart on February 6, 2005, and the original series was succeeded by ふたりはプリキュア Splash Star on February 5, 2006.

The series follows two girls with completely different personalities and interests-- the sporty, outgoing Nagisa Misumi and the introverted leader of the science club Honoka Yukishiro. These two cross paths when two creatures come to them and tell them that they need to transform into Pretty Cure in order to save the Garden of Light. Nagisa and Honoka become the emissaries of light: Cure Black and Cure White. Together, they fight against the Dark Zone and find the Prism Stones to revert the damage done to the Garden of Light.

Cast[]

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Character Actor

美墨なぎさ
Nagisa Misumi
キュアブラック
Cure Black
Yōko Honna
本名陽子

雪城ほのか
Honoka Yukishiro
キュアホワイト
Cure White
Yukana
ゆかな
メップル
Mepple
Tomokazu Seki
関智一
ミップル
Mipple
Akiko Yajima
矢島晶子
ポルン
Pollun
Haruna Ikezawa
池澤春菜

Music[]

Song Singer(s)
DANZEN! ふたりはプリキュア
Mayumi Gojo
五條真由美
ゲッチュウ! らぶらぶぅ?!
Mayumi Gojo
五條真由美

International versions[]

Language Title Channels
Albanian Luftëtaret e Bukura Bang Bang (formerly)
Cantonese 光之美少女 TVB Jade (formerly)
English
(Blue Water Studios)
Pretty Cure YTV (formerly)
Pop Girl (formerly)
Bang Bang (via SAP, formerly)
English
(Voiceovers Unlimited)
Pretty Cure Kids Central (formerly)
Filipino Pretty Cure HERO TV (formerly)
German Pretty Cure RTL II (formerly)
Indonesian Pretty Cure RCTI (formerly)
Spacetoon (formerly)
Italian Pretty Cure Rai Due (formerly)
Rai Gulp (formerly)
Korean 빛의 전사 프리큐어 SBS (formerly)
Anione (formerly)[1]
Champ TV (formerly)
Nickelodeon (formerly)
Malay Pretty Cure NTV7 (formerly)
Mandarin (Taiwan) 光之美少女 YOYO TV (formerly)
EBC Variety (formerly)
Portuguese (Brazil) Pretty Cure[2] unreleased
Spanish (Latin America) Pretty Cure Galavisión (formerly)
ETC TV (formerly)
Spanish (Spain) Pretty Cure Clan TV (formerly)
Cuatro (formerly)
Jetix (formerly)
Thai พริตตี้เคียว Modernine (Modernine Cartoon block, formerly)

Subtitled versions[]

Language Title Channels
Burmese Pretty Cure! Skynet Cartoon (formerly)[3]
Chinese (Simplified) 光之美少女 IQiyi
English Pretty Cure Nippon Golden Network (formerly)
Crunchyroll
Tubi TV
French Pretty Cure Anime Digital Network
Italian Pretty Cure Crunchyroll

References[]

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