


The English episode, however, starts with the Netflix logo and a rainbow-colored screen that says, “A Netflix Original Series.” From what I hear, all series exclusive to Netflix, whether or not Netflix created them, have the text “A Netflix Original Series” at the beginning of each episode. We get a preview of the villains of the series, and some quick fight scenes. Then, it shows their Pretty Cure forms (the song even does a roll call of all their names!). The opening shows all five of the protagonists doing what they love. The theme song is called “Let’s Go! Smile Pretty Cure!” It’s a very cheerful song, one that I imagine will be stuck in my head as I continue to watch the series. Candy then runs away, but leaves the book behind, proof that Miyuki wasn’t dreaming.Īs Miyuki runs to school, the opening theme starts. The fairy, who ends all her sentences with “kuru,” introduces herself as Candy, a denizen of the land of picture books, Märchenland. And she does – the book from earlier flies towards her, and a fairy comes out of the book and hits her in the face.īut no worries Miyuki’s in love with the fairy. Despite this, she’s feeling like she’s going to have a great encounter. Unfortunately, she’s late on the first day at her new school. Then we meet our protagonist, Hoshizora Miyuki, who loves picture books. Then it turns out they’re in a book, which flies away into the sun… OK? The Japanese episode starts with all five members of Pretty Cure posing. Japanese title: “She’s Born! The Perfect Smile, Cure Happy!!” This article is reposted from the Pretty Cure Wiki with some minor changes.
