CATDOLL: A treat for those who love animal ears! The new Pretty Cure series will be aired in February 2017

The famous children's animation (actually it's mostly adults who watch it) "Pretty Cure" is a popular work among many magical girl animations and is one of the most popular works. Recently, the official announced that "Kirakira☆Pretty Cure Fashionable" (tentative translation, キラキラ☆プリキュアアラモード) will be broadcast on February 5, 2017.

According to official information, "Twinkle Twinkle☆Pretty Cure Fashion" is different from previous "Pretty Cure" in that there are no flesh-and-blood battles in the battle scenes, but rather gorgeous battles using "cream energy" used to make desserts. The main visual images of five cute dolls, including the protagonist Usami Ichika with rabbit ears and Arisugawa Himari with a squirrel tail, have been released.

"Twinkle Twinkle Pretty Cure" tells the story of Usami Ichika, a second-year junior high school student who loves desserts very much. When she heard that her mother who worked overseas was about to return, she prepared to make a cream cake to welcome her back. At this time, she met a fat fairy who also loves desserts - Pecorin. It turns out that the cream cake made by Ichika is rich in the energy "KIRAKIRARU" (キラキラル) that resides in desserts. An evil fairy with "KIRAKIRARU" as its target appears. In order to protect the cream cake, Ichika stood up and transformed into a Q doll...

"Pretty Cure" is an animation produced by Asahi Broadcasting, Asahi Advertising Co., Ltd. and Toei Animation. It is about a Japanese girl who transforms into a hero of justice. It has been broadcast on Asahi Broadcasting and TV Asahi every Sunday morning since 2004, and as of 2016, it has been broadcast for more than twelve years.

This series of animation is a unit drama, with the first and second years and the fourth and fifth years continuing in terms of plot, characters, and world view, while the other years have their own independent plots, so it can be divided into ten generations in total. Each generation will release its own independent theatrical version every year, and since 2009, the "Pretty Cure All Stars" series of theatrical versions will also be released every year, starring all the Pretty Cure who have appeared in the TV animation up to that time.