Pretty Cure

Nagisa and Honoka are two ordinary middle school students until Mepple and Mipple come from the Field of Light.

Middle school students, Nagisa and Honoka are faced with their second challenge as protectors of light, Cure Black and Cure White.

In an attempt to get the Prism Stones from Nagisa, dark warrior from Dotsuku Zone, Pisard poses as a new student teacher at Verone Academy.

Nagisa is put in charge of her class’ social studies field trip to the art museum with Honoka as her assistant.

Pisard returns alone this time, and tries to get the Prism Stones from Honoka.

After defeating Pisard, the dark warrior from Dotsuku Zone, Nagisa and Honoka recover a Prism Stone dropped by Pisard.

Nagisa has a very important lacrosse game, but before the game, she sees Honoka and Fujimura-kun, the soccer player together, and can’t keep her mind on the game.

Nagisa and Honoka have a big fight when Honoka tries to help Nagisa get to know Fujimura-kun.

Nagisa has a fight with Mepple when Mepple keeps teasing her about Fuji-P, and she threatens not to feed Mepple.

Honoka’s parents come home for Honoka’s birthday

Nagisa takes her little brother, Ryota to the aquarium, so he can write about the fish for his homework.

Nagisa and Honoka meet up with a new evil, dark warrior when Poisonny appears to get the Prism Stones.

A new transfer student named Kiriya Irisawa, comes to the Boys Division.

Someone is impersonating Pretty Cure.

Nagisa goes on a family vacation to what she thought was going to be a lakeside resort hotel.

Nagisa is positive that the Verone Academy superstar, Yuka Odajima dislikes her.

Nagisa gets the chance to be with her heartthrob, Fujimura-kun when Honoka invites her to help out at Kimata’s grandparents’ farm.

Nagisa and Honoka are faced with mid-term exams while Nagisa’s shy friend, Seiko decides to confess her love to Kiriya.

Mipple and Mepple get into a fight, and Nagisa and Honoka can’t seem to get them to make up with each other.

Poisonny returns with renewed vigor!

Pollun seems to have the power to foresee the future.