KenshiLite

[novas-precure-liveblog]

WAIT NO WAY that’s the stone that’s gonna become the yaraneda i’m like 90% certain of that oh man this is gonna be VERY interesting indeed

very in character for her also i really like the angle they’re approaching wishes here like yes you can wish for something but you yourself have to put in the effort to make said wish come true it’s very nice

she wrote something sentimental and mushy that’s what and doesn’t want to admit it

i cannot get over these guys eyes also i love the flip flops on this dude

i’m sorry this is just a ridiculously funny dude

the la mer faces here are 10/10

wait wait please don’t tell me she’s just embarrassed cause of her writing/spelling that would be such a let down oh my god

more great faces also la mer’s determination to not let them know is ridiculously funny

alright fight scene gets a pass cause it’s funny but it was a little underwhelming

asuka and minori’s wishes seemed a little lacking but it’s whatever also the reprise of the main leitmotif for tropical rouge here may be getting to me a little bit here honestly i love these girls so much

wait so it wasn’t something super sweet and touching? she just wanted to learn to swim better in human form?? :/

alright it is sweet they’re all cheering her on and i see why she was embarrassed by it laura often has trouble admitting that she isn’t perfect but they don’t judge her for it at all

closing thoughts: maybe i was interpreting things in a way that wasn’t intended but laura’s wish was built up to be something really big and important and i assumed it was going to be something a bit more than it ended up being but something i did realize is that her goal/wish isn’t to be mermaid queen anymore it’s taken a back seat to her integrating with the girls and having more fun being human so even though this ep wasn’t as hard hitting as i thought it was gonna be it still shows a shift in laura’s character along with some really good comedy so i think it was good

[winxclubconfessional]

“I really don't want Roxy or Daphne becoming a Winx member. Some of the main girls like Musa and Tecna - especially Tecna - almost don't get any attention or screentime. With adding members it would just make it worse.” -Anon

[asenahal]

I think they could have a spin-off for them or (at least Roxy) the founder of the next generation of Winx or something.

[precure-stuff]

Some news about the next Precure season is that it may start with 4 cures and possibly have a fifth later on. This is mostly based on the number of listings on the place holder title

[asenahal]

I think next season will most likely start with duo because of Suite Precure tenth anniversary. Then two new members will join that team.

[faline-cat444]

I’m not saying there isn’t a chance she will temporarily become a 2204.4lb space egg that will eventually become a full grown alicorn…

[charisma-channel-deactivated202]

IS THIS...REAL?

So there's this one video called “Healing Good Precure Real Voice” and it shows the sound clips from their “merchandise”, if it ever came out. On the plus side, they mentioned the actual and correct cure names, but what's up with that deep voice though?

[asenahal]

The sounds of the three sounded the same to me.

[cureaesthetic]

Cannot believe I’m coming back to my personal blog after CENTURIES just to dump an absurde Precure Prediction for the new season coming soon,,,,

But anyway HERE’S MY TWO CENTS ON WHAT’S COMING!

Idk how many in the precure fandom are into boku no hero, but for those who are they might remember this particularl panel that happened A LOT of time ago (around 2017 in japan probs)

IT’S A PRECURE REFERENCE! And to DokiDoki nonetheless! One of the gals even kinda look like Rosetta so hmm notjing strange ok BUT‼️ recently in these days the anime reached that point of the story and THIS TINY DETAIL WAS CHANGED

As you can see we have two completely different chaacters with different poses on the box, and why would they do that? It doesn’t make much sense since this was really a matyer of few on screen seconds, so I started to wonder🤔

What if this was a sneak peak?

And I did some Math

You probably won’t understand my crazy writings added to the randomness of it all so let me explain it better here.

Starting from the BNHA anime screen my theory is that Healin’ Good Precure is going to be a Pink-Blue main duo season, but I wanted to see if this theory had some chances to happen, if there was a pre-existing pattern in the previous ones!

Turns out there is!

The first season to have a Pink-Blue main duo (let’s call it P-B for short) was HeartCatch Precure, the 7º season, while the only other P-B was HappinessCharge Precure, the 11º season, and Healin’Good Precure is going to be the 17º one, the number 7 re occurs AND it’s going to be exactly ten years after the first P-B case💗💙

So now the P-B theory has some more or less solid ground, I wanted to see if I could theorise something more and that’s why I came out with the 4 precure team theory! If we scratch the first five season, we can see a kind of pattern in the remaining ones!

3 years of 4 precures

2 years of 5 precures

2 years of 4 precures

2 different years

2 years of 5 precures

So they’re either going for a third year with 5 precures OR they’re goingn backwards and doing a 2-2-3 combo instead of the previous 3-2-2⁉️ if they are indeed goig backwards, then we’ll have a season with only 4 cures, theory stregthened by the fact that the two previous P-B seasons only had 4 cures as well❗️

Lastly, I’ve seen a lot the theory about the “true green cure coming once every four years” and since the last “kinda true green cure” was Cure Felice, being light green (unlike Parfeit and Milky who are Turquoise and Cyan, two very “non true green” shades), in 2020 we’ll reach the four years pattern “rule”, making this a very good theory as well‼️

So yes, in conclusion based on My Math Healin’Good Precure will be a 4 cures season with a Pink-Blue main duo and a “True Green Cure”, thank you all so much for coming to my ted talk, I’ve been Nene have a good day/night💗

(Fun fact: both HeartCatch and HappinessCharge started with H, just like Healin’Good 👀)

[asenahal]

Lol great analysis😅, but I think, this time, we will has pink/green duo. Because we currently need some differences, just like they tried pink/reddish pink-purple duo in MTPC and HPC.

[asenahal]

Another leak of the Healin' Good Precure? Is that fake or real leak?

[curecraft]

[curemoonliite]

Magical Girl Recommendations

You might have noticed by now that I post a ton of magical girl stuff, so I’d like to share the love by recommending some of the ones I like. Since a ton of people have already seen Sailor Moon and Madoka Magica, this list will focus on some lesser-known series.

Cardcaptor Sakura: An archeologist’s daughter finds a mysterious set of cards in a book on her father’s bookcase, but once she opens it, they disappear. These cards have mystical qualities and minds of their own, so it’s up to her to find them and learn to harness their power. Recommended for fashion buffs (has the most costumes out of any magical girl series), fans of rivals-to-lovers tropes, and wizard-type characters (since Sakura has a ton of spells at her disposal by the end)

Precure: The plot and characters change every season, so you can start whenever! It’s mainly about girls chosen to save fairy worlds alongside the human world, but it’s rarely as simple as that. Twists can include new characters, reformed villains, and even some tragic pasts. But two things remain constant: the Precure will always fight for love and happiness, and they’ll always dole it out with plenty of kicks and punches. Recommended for Power Rangers/Super Sentai fans, people who like martial arts movies, people who like close female friendships, and people who wish the Avengers stayed friends in the MCU (there are crossover movies with over 50 girls, so eat your heart out, Infinity War)

Shugo Chara: If you’ve ever felt like people don’t see you for who you really are, this is the anime for you. In this show, kids gain powers through eggs that contain sprite-like creatures formed from the people they really want to be. So transforming means showing your true self, which is extra hard for Amu, a fifth-grader with three eggs and no clue who she wants to be. (Relatable at any age.) Recommended for psychological types, people who don’t know what do with themselves, people who like magical boys, and people who crush on anime characters. (Seriously, I haven’t heard of anyone who hasn’t crushed on a Shugo Chara character at some point.)

Magic Knight Rayearth: From the authors of Cardcaptor Sakura, this story tells of three girls from different schools who find themselves trapped on an unknown world called Cefiro. Their mission seems fairly simple: fight the monsters, get new weapons, save the princess. But the twists are devastating—so much so that you may never look at a RPG the same way ever again. Recommended for RPG fans, isekai fans, and general sword-and-sorcery high fantasy fans. The manga is short but sweet, so it’s good for a quick fix.

Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne/Phantom Thief Jeanne: A mysterious young thief has been spotted in mansions and museums all over town, and all anyone knows about her is that the art she steals is instantly replaced by paintings of angels. But Jeanne, the thief, doesn’t do it for crime—she does it because she’s the reincarnation of Joan of Arc, tasked with exorcising demon-possessed paintings. Along with her rival/partner, Sinbad, she’s out to protect Japan from demons while she wrestles with her own—since her parents abandoned her when she was young. Recommended for fans of darker MGs, religious themes, heist stories, tragic backstories, and oddly enough, Miraculous Ladybug fans. (From what little I know of ML, Ladybug and Chat Noir remind me of Jeanne and Sinbad a lot.)

Tokyo Mew Mew: Aliens have come to invade Earth, not just because they want the land, but because they believe humans have been polluting it. To counter this threat, five girls are infused with the DNA of endangered animals and must find a way to protect the earth from both aliens and humans. Pretty simple, but also quite fun. Recommended for fans of ‘90s environmental cartoons, catgirls, more lighthearted superhero stories, and romance.

Mermaid Melody: Lucia is one of seven mermaid princesses who can use song-based attacks. In order to save the world’s oceans, she must find the other six princesses and rescue mermaids that the villains have captured, all while she slowly falls in love with a human boy. But, as she comes to discover, this love is fated to fail, since mermaids turn into sea foam after falling for humans. Recommended for fans of tragic romance, idol singers, and cheesy mermaid stories. (It’s not personally my thing, but I know plenty of people like cheesy mermaid stories.)

Wedding Peach: With its almost cloying cuteness, crazy costumes, and more, Wedding Peach isn’t for everyone. But it is, if nothing else, a guilty pleasure about the power of love. Momoko and her friends are reincarnated angels sent to Earth to protect love itself—as demons have recently begun to attack lovers and spread hatred. In the meantime, of course, the three angels must tackle their own fair share of love issues. Recommended for romance fans and lovers of wedding fashion.

Corrector Yui: I’m still working on this one, but the premise is gold—a fan of magical girl stories ends up transforming into one herself. The only problem is that, in her futuristic society, she’s a cyber-themed magical girl with no knowledge of the Internet or computers. Outdated but endearing. Recommended for fans of cyber settings and the good old fashioned “fighting villains inside the computer” plot.

Kamichama Karin: Karin is your ordinary magical girl ditz who’s going through a rough spot in her life until she meets two mysterious cousins, one of whom has a similar ring to one her mother gave her before her death. As fate should have it, these rings give their bearer the power of the Greek gods—and there are dark forces who want that power for themselves. Recommended for Greek mythology fans, Percy Jackson fans, and lovers of the jerk with a heart of gold romance trope.

[asenahal]

Kirakira Precure didn't use physical attacks though, and only Cure Soleil used real physical attacks in Star Twinkle Precure.

[curemoonliite]

Magical Girl Recommendations

You might have noticed by now that I post a ton of magical girl stuff, so I’d like to share the love by recommending some of the ones I like. Since a ton of people have already seen Sailor Moon and Madoka Magica, this list will focus on some lesser-known series.

Cardcaptor Sakura: An archeologist’s daughter finds a mysterious set of cards in a book on her father’s bookcase, but once she opens it, they disappear. These cards have mystical qualities and minds of their own, so it’s up to her to find them and learn to harness their power. Recommended for fashion buffs (has the most costumes out of any magical girl series), fans of rivals-to-lovers tropes, and wizard-type characters (since Sakura has a ton of spells at her disposal by the end)

Precure: The plot and characters change every season, so you can start whenever! It’s mainly about girls chosen to save fairy worlds alongside the human world, but it’s rarely as simple as that. Twists can include new characters, reformed villains, and even some tragic pasts. But two things remain constant: the Precure will always fight for love and happiness, and they’ll always dole it out with plenty of kicks and punches. Recommended for Power Rangers/Super Sentai fans, people who like martial arts movies, people who like close female friendships, and people who wish the Avengers stayed friends in the MCU (there are crossover movies with over 50 girls, so eat your heart out, Infinity War)

Shugo Chara: If you’ve ever felt like people don’t see you for who you really are, this is the anime for you. In this show, kids gain powers through eggs that contain sprite-like creatures formed from the people they really want to be. So transforming means showing your true self, which is extra hard for Amu, a fifth-grader with three eggs and no clue who she wants to be. (Relatable at any age.) Recommended for psychological types, people who don’t know what do with themselves, people who like magical boys, and people who crush on anime characters. (Seriously, I haven’t heard of anyone who hasn’t crushed on a Shugo Chara character at some point.)

Magic Knight Rayearth: From the authors of Cardcaptor Sakura, this story tells of three girls from different schools who find themselves trapped on an unknown world called Cefiro. Their mission seems fairly simple: fight the monsters, get new weapons, save the princess. But the twists are devastating—so much so that you may never look at a RPG the same way ever again. Recommended for RPG fans, isekai fans, and general sword-and-sorcery high fantasy fans. The manga is short but sweet, so it’s good for a quick fix.

Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne/Phantom Thief Jeanne: A mysterious young thief has been spotted in mansions and museums all over town, and all anyone knows about her is that the art she steals is instantly replaced by paintings of angels. But Jeanne, the thief, doesn’t do it for crime—she does it because she’s the reincarnation of Joan of Arc, tasked with exorcising demon-possessed paintings. Along with her rival/partner, Sinbad, she’s out to protect Japan from demons while she wrestles with her own—since her parents abandoned her when she was young. Recommended for fans of darker MGs, religious themes, heist stories, tragic backstories, and oddly enough, Miraculous Ladybug fans. (From what little I know of ML, Ladybug and Chat Noir remind me of Jeanne and Sinbad a lot.)

Tokyo Mew Mew: Aliens have come to invade Earth, not just because they want the land, but because they believe humans have been polluting it. To counter this threat, five girls are infused with the DNA of endangered animals and must find a way to protect the earth from both aliens and humans. Pretty simple, but also quite fun. Recommended for fans of ‘90s environmental cartoons, catgirls, more lighthearted superhero stories, and romance.

Mermaid Melody: Lucia is one of seven mermaid princesses who can use song-based attacks. In order to save the world’s oceans, she must find the other six princesses and rescue mermaids that the villains have captured, all while she slowly falls in love with a human boy. But, as she comes to discover, this love is fated to fail, since mermaids turn into sea foam after falling for humans. Recommended for fans of tragic romance, idol singers, and cheesy mermaid stories. (It’s not personally my thing, but I know plenty of people like cheesy mermaid stories.)

Wedding Peach: With its almost cloying cuteness, crazy costumes, and more, Wedding Peach isn’t for everyone. But it is, if nothing else, a guilty pleasure about the power of love. Momoko and her friends are reincarnated angels sent to Earth to protect love itself—as demons have recently begun to attack lovers and spread hatred. In the meantime, of course, the three angels must tackle their own fair share of love issues. Recommended for romance fans and lovers of wedding fashion.

Corrector Yui: I’m still working on this one, but the premise is gold—a fan of magical girl stories ends up transforming into one herself. The only problem is that, in her futuristic society, she’s a cyber-themed magical girl with no knowledge of the Internet or computers. Outdated but endearing. Recommended for fans of cyber settings and the good old fashioned “fighting villains inside the computer” plot.

Kamichama Karin: Karin is your ordinary magical girl ditz who’s going through a rough spot in her life until she meets two mysterious cousins, one of whom has a similar ring to one her mother gave her before her death. As fate should have it, these rings give their bearer the power of the Greek gods—and there are dark forces who want that power for themselves. Recommended for Greek mythology fans, Percy Jackson fans, and lovers of the jerk with a heart of gold romance trope.

[asenahal]

Kirakira Precure didn't use physical attacks though, also only Cure Soleil used real physical attacks in Star Twinkle Precure.

[guardianofmagix]

Even this bitch will come back. So, @ Rainbow, you’d better bring my girl Roxy back too or I will summon the dark power of Valtor and destroy all of you.

[asenahal]

Ironically, Rainbow has bring the most unnecessary characters back(Except Valtor and Riven).All of reasons to watch (made me stop to watch winx) this season are over.So I don't think so that she will back.

[scolek]

The precure app game put out this “which precure color are you” flowchart quiz and I decided to translate it real quick before I went to bed. According to this, I’m a yellow! 

[asenahal]

I'am yellow one

[kittykattaffy]

LOLIROCK IS GETTING A SEASON 3!!!!!!!!

[asenahal]

Are you sure about it is official announce?

[himoza]

I suddenly realized one thing about the number 8

Voltron season 8 was very very bad. The 8 “book” in the Harry Potter franchise was very very bad. Winx season 8 … Well, take a look at this deformity yourself

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK?!?!?!!?!!

[asenahal]

They look like a 10 years old children now. What the disaster...

[ffprecurespain]

[Star ⭐ Twinkle Precure - Cure Milky] Para los/as que teníamos dudas sobre en qué grupo estaría Cure Milky, si en las azules o en las verdes, Toei responde con el merchandising y la cataloga oficialmente fuera del team azul. La une junto a Parfait, que actualmente pertenece al team verde. 💙💚

[asenahal]

Milky is finally confirmed as Green Cure and mid season cure will will be a Blue Cure.

[laalpacaotaku]

Is this a new game ?

[and-the-snakesstart-to-sing]

new ?fake? leak tbh i still want them to look like this

[asenahal]

I don't think that it is fake anymore. We'll see.