So in the Precure series, every year or so they release a “Pretty Cure All-Stars” movie, which crosses over all the seasons (or in the case of recent years, the last three seasons).
So here is my pretend movie, Pretty Cure All-Stars CROSS, which is entirely made of fan-made crossover series.
So here’s my Kailani/Cure Sunrise from @pocket-monsters-precure, with my friend @salsasprecure’s Mio/Cure Cheer from her webcomic @careprecure (which is obv based off Care Bears).
I have two different versions with two different screen effects because I wasn’t sure which I liked more.
It was nice to get back to making PMPC content after a long break and a lot of self-reflection. I guess my love for it never really died. Just…went to sleep while I had some time to think about my decisions and myself.
Naomi/Starlight from @pocket-monsters-precure and Meru/Pellet from @bubblemahouhub’s Game On! Precure. Meru loves food, and the athletic Naomi is quite the big eater herself.
I hope if I get motivated to do more screens I can do more GO! Cures. I have some ideas(tm).
The donut was a free asset from the Clip Studio Paint asset shop, as was the donut pattern in the background.
Also award goes to Naomi for NEVER HAVING CONSISTENT BANGS IN ANY TIME I’VE EVER DRAWN HER IN CIVILIAN FORM
I’m not quite sure what to do or where to go with this.
TL;DR Writing PMPC no longer brings me the joy it used to.
When I started PMPC, I was 26 years old. I had just started a full time job and coming up with designs helped the time pass by during slow periods.
But now I work 40+ hours a week, and after some stuff that has happened, just sitting to write more PMPC makes me feel sad. I got over-ambitious, feelings got hurt, I got self conscious and it just…isn’t fun to write anymore. And besides that, it felt like people were more interested in making fanfancures than they were in reading the actual story. Regarding the fanfancures, I loved what everyone made and how they wanted to connect—but I never should have decided people’s fanfancures would be canon to the story. It was an over ambitious idea, and just got out of control. If you were hurt by all that, not to mention me callously suggesting ‘improvements’ and such, I am truly sorry.
But besides that, I had plot holes I had yet to close, other story elements I wanted to include…just too much. Not to mention I kind of let myself fade from the community.
I dunno if I’ll ever continue PMPC. Maybe Scarlet/Violet will revitalize it. Only time will tell.
I only get two days off a week, and I’d rather focus them on my webcomic and other personal projects that I actually feel love for.
To the people who still love and support the series, thank you from the bottom of my heart. I may still post art here from time to time, but for the indefinite future I’ll be just leaving this as an archive of an unfinished story.
Chapter 21: File Not Found!? A Negative Missing Number!
This week’s nega-evolution was designed by @dai-rokuten-maou !
Guest appearances by Fanfancures by @salsasprecure and @bubblemahouhub !
“Hnnnngh…”
With a grunt, Alice stretched herself as she leaned back in her chair, taking off her glasses briefly to rub her eyes. She got screen headaches much more quickly these days; she figured it was just a sign of getting older. But she still had more to add to her database; how could she possibly continue to be on top of her research into pokemon health if she didn’t keep up with the new information on nega-evolution provided by the Precure?
A slight rumbling noise came from her lap, as she looked down to see Penumbra staring curiously back up at her; the Umbreon had been disturbed from its slumber when she stretched.
“Oh…sorry,” she apologized softly, gently scratching her companion under the chin. “Though…seeing you sleepy like that makes me realize I should probably get some rest, too.”
She looked back to her computer and navigated to the start menu, noting the computer wanted to update before shutting down. “Alright…there we go.” She selected the proper option before turning off the monitor, picking up Penumbra in her arms as she stood up. She couldn’t stop learning, now…for the sake of both people and Pokemon. And for the sake of the group’s new, reluctant ally in the form of a highly dangerous escaped genetic experiment, but he wasn’t there that evening.
As she prepared to crawl into bed that evening, she stopped to lower the blinds on her window, obscuring her from the prying eyes outside.
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“Alice Pierce, pokemon researcher specializing in the field of pokemon health and medicine….” Bedlam muttered, arms crossed as he went over his gathered information aloud while lounging in a tree. “Yeah, I can see why they’d look to her for guidance.”
“There you are!” Ataxia appeared on an upper branch, sitting daintily and looking displeased. “Return at once. Lord Tumult has informed us all of some strategic changes. All of us, that is, except for you.”
“I’m assuming the changes aren’t all that different from the old strategies,” Bedlam shrugged, “Nega-evolve pokemon. Be defeated by a bunch of little girls. Swear revenge. Repeat.”
Ataxia huffed. “If only you’d put a little bit more enthusiasm into this. Once Dys has enough sustenance to breach the worlds, we can expand, and create the paradise meant for us! Does that not appeal to you at all!? Don’t you want to succeed!? Don’t you want a world where everyone’s as wayward and lost as those Tumult has brought into his service? Where we can all be brought together by Dys, and never struggle or worry again?”
“Quit with the preaching. Of course I wanna succeed,” Bedlam replied, “But frankly, I find it just a bit odd that Tumult hasn’t lifted a finger to do anything.”
“Tumult answers directly to Dys!”
“Whom none of us have seen up close. How do we know Tumult isn’t lying, or trying to screw us over so he looks better?”
Ataxia sputtered. “A-are you…are you questioning your very mission, Bedlam!?”
“I’m trying to figure out a new way, without Tumult. I’m going to strike at the heart of the Precure on this island….and if it works, then we can repeat the strategy across this world…”
Ataxia watched him in silence for a moment. Then, she sat down next to him. “Well, then…be a team player. Tell me what you’ve learned so far, won’t you?”
Bedlam looked back at her, briefly surprised. Then, he nodded.
===
“Ready, and—!” Naomi set the volleyball, before leaping up as a mischievous glint flashed in her eyes, staring down Kailani opposite her.
Kailani, meanwhile, froze. “I’m beginning to think I made a mistake—“
“—SPIKE!” Naomi slammed her fist into the ball, smashing it down into Kailani’s head as she let out an unladylike squawk and fell over into the sand. The girls were playing out on the beach on a weekend day, having finished some difficult exams (and balancing that with battling nega-evolutions). It had been about a week since the previous incident, and though the girls had been keeping the island safe, nega-evolutions were still cropping up across the globe, and Rotomi hadn’t shown any new developments ability-wise, despite continuing to absorb the nega-energy left behind after each purification.
“Kailani! Are you alright?” Fae called from the blanket where she sat with Asuka and Clefable; Asuka was focused on a tablet in her hands, while Clefable was sunning herself.
“I’m…okay…!” Kailani called out, finally sitting up and rubbing her head. “Come to think of it, anyone know where Raichu is?”
“He’s over there,” Naomi pointed, seeing Raichu surfing with his tail on some small waves out on the water, Rotomi flitting after him. “Looks like he got tired of watching us.”
“Poor guy…I’m sure he misses the waves in Alola; they were much larger than these. We used to surf together.”
“I’m much more of a windsurfing person, myself,” Naomi said, “Anyway, you wanna try again? I won’t spike anymore.” She held out her hand.
“Yeah, let’s try again…” Kailani accepted the hand offered to her, standing up.
Back with Fae and Asuka, the former glanced to the latter. “You seem really focused on something. You haven’t even let any of your pokemon out like you said you would.”
“Huh? Oh! Ohh!!” Asuka hurriedly took out two pokeballs, releasing her Cyndaquil and Scizor. “I should shuffle my team more…I’d release the whole team but we shouldn’t crowd the beach.”
“What’s on your mind? You’ve been glued to your tablet…” Fae tipped her head a bit as Asuka glanced back at the tablet.
“It’s…this news from the Galar region. A nega-evolved dynamax pokemon appeared.”
“Dynamax!? Those are huge, aren’t they!? That must have been absolutely massive once it nega-evolved!”
“It was stopped by two Cures—Cure Monarch and Cure Phantasm. What luck they showed up…”
“Nega-evolved and dynamaxed…the Cures in Galar must really have it tough.”
“You’re telling me…” Asuka frowned as she looked back at the article on the screen. “And we already know that they can nega-evolve people…”
Fae watched her face for a bit, trying to read her expression. “It’s okay, Asuka. I’m scared too. We’re all scared.”
“We just…need to go over all the information we have,” Asuka muttered. “Maybe…maybe I’ll feel a bit better after we do that.”
Asuka always preferred cold, hard facts. She liked being well-informed before making decisions. Being a Precure hadn’t always given her the luxury of that, but since they seemed to have some downtime, it was time to catch up.
Nega-Evolution was spreading like a disease.
More Precure were popping up, as if her world was creating antibodies, of a sort, to combat it.
Darkness was a sickness…and they were the cure for it. It made sense. To her, anyway.
As she was pondering this, Fae got an idea.
“I’ve got it!” Fae tapped a fist in her palm. “Why don’t we go to Dr. Pierce’s place later and ask to see her collected notes? I know she’s been trying to keep things organized for us…”
A rustling sound came from Fae’s bag as Rotomi burst out of it. “I need her to update her database from the Cure Dex anyway!”
Asuka looked at the pair of them, as a smile began to cross her features. “That…would help a lot.”
===
Meanwhile, in Johto…
“Brace!” Cure Faith shouted—the trio of Sacred Beast Precure crossed their arms in front of them to absorb the blow of a shockwave caused by a Nega-Stantler, skidding back from the impact. The beast leered at them with a piercing, enraged glare, its sharpened, hooked antlers ready to gore anyone who got too close. It was rather small for a nega-evolution, but was still larger than the average Stantler; this beast stood about one story tall, and was making up for its smaller stature with pure rage. It dug a hoof into the ground angrily, before charging.
“Shining—“ with a twirl, Cure Cascade sent a jet of water toward it to force it back, “—Torrent!”
“How ‘bout this!?” Flash shouted, and with the snap of her fingers, she electrified the jet of water. A gruntlike, pained roar emitted from the nega-evolution, but as the jet of water ended, the creature still stood, its antlers beginning to glow with a sinister aura.
“That’s a problem…!” Faith ran forward, before digging her fingers into the earth with unnatural strength and hurling a large chunk of solid earth at the beast—not only did the chunk break into smaller pieces as the incoming blast from its antlers was fired, but the chunks smashed into Nega-Stantler’s head, causing it to stagger.
“Nice!” Flash pumped a fist, “About time we caught it off-guard, right?”
“Let’s hurry!” Faith turned to face the other two. They shared a nod, holding out their hands as three large, golden, intricate fans appeared in their hands.
“Open!” They declared in unison, opening the fans with the snap of their wrists. “Miracle Matsuri Fans!”
“Precure!” They began to dance a choreographed routine, with grand, sweeping gestures, the fans seeming to leave trails of light as they moved. “Miracle Matsuri Refresh!”
In a brilliant flash of sparkles, Nega-Stantler was defeated, the original Stantler left dizzily standing in its place. Shaking the dizziness away, it approached the Precure, seeming to understand the situation and nuzzling Faith before giving her a hearty lick on the face.
“Ack—!” Faith made a face, as it scampered off into the brush.
“Done and done.” Flash dusted off her hands, before flipping her massive, swirling ponytail.
“At least it wasn’t more than one this time…” Cascade rubbed her temple with a hand.
“Wait, what about the Shadowlings our pokemon were dealing with!?” Faith yelped in realization.
“Grrrowf!” A voice declared, as Faith’s Growlithe ran toward them, joined by an excited Azumarill; Noctowl swooped down to join them.
“Oh, thank goodness….!” Faith knelt down to catch Growlithe in her arms, sighing in relief.
“Come on, we better hurry back to the National Park,” Flash grinned as she ruffled Noctowl’s feathers. “We might be able to catch the end of the Bug-Off! We can update the group doc later!”
It seemed, even without someone like Rotomi to guide them, the Precure across the other regions were developing their own ways to learn and keep track—be it with technology or simply word of mouth. As the girls reverted to their true forms and headed back toward the National Park, the girl who was Cure Cascade was already pulling out her phone, accessing where they kept their notes, eager to jot down the information before it had a chance to leave her memory.
===
“It’s a lot more to look at than I expected…” Asuka admitted as she sat before Dr. Pierce’s computer. The Cure Dex was connected nearby, Rotomi humming contentedly inside.
“It’s not just notes we’ve gathered,” Dr. Pierce explained, “I’ve been keeping up with news headlines, and speaking to colleagues located in other regions to learn about their own experiences. Don’t try and overwhelm yourself, Asuka; it’s best to do things in bits and pieces.”
“Hang in there,” Kailani reassured her, “If you find anything new or interesting, let us know! We’d hate to crowd around you while you’re trying to read. We’ll just help Dr. Pierce around the house.”
Asuka looked over her shoulder at them, giving a smile and a nod. With that, she got to reading, looking at files that had names that piqued her interest—she was fortunate that most of them were fairly easy to read; they didn’t use a lot of complicated language like she was expecting. All this information now at her disposal…and more.
But as she went over a headline regarding the spreading nega-evolution cases, something occurred to her.
“Rotomi?”
“Yes?” Rotomi’s voice came from the Cure Dex.
“Your whole world suffered from this nega-evolution thing, right?”
A pause, then a sad reply. “Yeah. Yeah, it did.”
“…we’ve never bothered to ask you what it was like, have we? A world entirely nega-evolved.”
A longer pause. “It’s really sad. I didn’t wanna bring it up in detail unless someone asked.”
“Well…” Asuka debated opening up a word processor to note down what she was about to hear, but opted instead to just…listen. “…I’m asking now.”
Rotomi exited the Cure Dex, looking down at the floor before floating into Asuka’s hands.
“It’s dark. It’s hard to breathe, the air is so thick with…not something physical, but…just..this unease. This unfixable feeling that nothing is right. That nothing will ever be right. The people and creatures nega-evolved are shells of who they used to be. There’s no warmth or comfort. No satisfaction. It feels like whatever the solution is to whatever ails them…is just out of their reach.”
Asuka listened, her stomach dropping. “That sounds horrible. I’m so sorry…”
“It’s supposedly to feed ‘Dys.’ Whoever that is; I’m not sure. But what kind of person…what kind of thing…feeds off the misery of others? That’s just…that’s terrible. And…” Rotomi’s eyes saddened even further. “To think that…that Amaranth might be going through the same thing right now…”
Asuka brought Rotomi to her chest, as if to hug her. “It’s okay. It’s okay to be scared. It’s okay to not know, and to worry. I’m sure Amaranth is worried about you, too. But we’ll find a way to save your home. And to help the people and pokemon here who were nega-evolved. And you’ve been getting stronger by absorbing the leftover energy, so maybe you still have things you’ve yet to figure out you can do! Even then…you’re safe, and you’re with people who will stay by your side until this is over.”
Rotomi looked up at Asuka, smiling a bit. “…thank you.”
“Of course, Rotomi. Any time you need reassurance, just tell me.”
Asuka looked back at the screen, setting Rotomi carefully on the desk as she got back to skimming the notes; the little fairy flew back into the Cure Dex.
Some time later, the girls were gathered around the coffee table while Dr. Pierce set down some tea and cakes. Asuka was sharing her notes with the group as they enjoyed the snack.
“Dr. Pierce has been keeping notes on not just the nega-evolutions we’ve defeated, but any that her colleagues have encountered,” Asuka began, “Thankfully, some of said colleagues are also working with Precure…”
“I’m currently adding their data to your Cure Dex,” Dr. Pierce explained as she looked over from her computer.
“We were correct in assuming they just use warped versions of moves the pokemon knows,” Asuka continued.
“Like Mr. Mime’s Trick Room, that shuffled the rooms at school!” Naomi piped up.
“Exactly. But now there’s the matter of Shadowlings…”
“They’re not physical pokemon, thankfully,” Kailani said, looking at the notes Asuka had written, “But they can be battled like any normal pokemon. I think we should be able to just leave those to our own pokemon in most situations.”
“Chu-chu!” Raichu threw a little cake in the air in joy, as it landed on his head when he was unable to catch it and seemed to forget he had psychic powers.
“…you’re lucky you’re cute,” Kailani sighed.
“That reminds me,” Fae started, “There’s apparently this place in Sinnoh that, if you don’t take a ‘cute enough’ pokemon…”
As the conversation started to derail, Asuka tried to get the group back on track. Dr. Pierce watched quietly, before hearing a knock at her door.
“Hold on…” Dr. Pierce stood up to answer the door. “I’m coming!”
However, the moment she opened the door, the girls heard her cry out in alarm. “Dr. Pierce!?” Kailani called as they stood up from the table, rushing to the foyer to find her in the process of sitting up, looking up in shock and fear at the new arrival…
“Hello, ladies.” Ataxia waved a hand daintily as she stepped into the room, heels clacking on the hardwood floor. “Or, should I say, Pretty Cure?”
“Ataxia!” Rotomi cried out, “You…you’re here!?”
“I thought today I’d take a bit more of a direct approach.”Ataxia rotated her wrist, the Nega-Ring flashing briefly on it. With a flourish, she prepared to summon a ring of nega-energy.
“Not so fast…!” Kailani and the girls pulled out their compacts, while Ataxia was already in the motion of preparing to cast it toward them—only to turn and direct it at Dr. Pierce.
“Wha—“
“NO!” Rotomi shot out of the Cure Dex and smashed her tiny body into Dr. Pierce, knocking her over as the force knocked the Cure Dex off the table—which landed in the dark circle that had formed where Dr. Pierce once stood.
It shook, rattled, as the darkness spread down the cable connecting the Cure Dex to the computer. The lights flickered, the air grew tense, and numerous error messages appeared on the screen. Before, finally
ERROR: MISSING_NO.();
The darkness shot out the window.
“Wait!” Kailani darted past Ataxia, who quickly vanished while the remaining girls tried to register what just happened. Kailani came to a stop outside, finding the group’s foe.
The beast hulking before her was an amalgamation—vaguely carrying the traits of pokemon she knew, yet all the same crossing way into the uncanny valley.
“NEEEGAAAAAA….” It rumbled, its voice distorted, as if trying to speak through a poor speaker, or a damaged sound card. Ataxia reappeared sitting on top of the roof, legs crossed daintily.
“My,” she remarked, “That’s an unusual nega-evolution, for sure.”
“It’s a…computer error, or something!?” Naomi tried to comprehend as the other girls caught up to Kailani. “It Nega-evolved the Cure Dex itself!”
“Missingno!” Asuka reasoned, “It’s…some kind of error that pops up in pokedexes sometimes when it can’t find what it’s looking for!”
“How can a computer bug be Nega-evolved!? It’s just code!” Naomi argued.
The creature seemed to glitch in response to this, as if angry. Then, it raised its misshapen hands in anger. “NEGA!”
“Alright, enough!” Fae pleaded, “We need to deal with it before things get out of hand!”
“Right…!” Kailani gripped her compact.
“Precure! I! Choose! You!”
“Swarm it!” Sunrise declared, the quartet of girls rushing Nega-Missingno at once. It glitched away just as Sunrise and Starlight lunged, the two crashing into each other.
“What a surprise,” Starlight mumbled, “That didn’t work.”
“Wish whimsy….” Wish started up an attack, when Nega-Missingno glitched in front of her. “Ohh—!”
“NE!” Nega-Missingno swatted her away, giving off a sinister aura of binary code and nega-energy.
“Gotcha—!” Willow caught her.
“Thanks…” Wish muttered dizzily.
“Wake-Up Shock!” Sunrise clapped her hands together, sending the bolt toward Nega-Missingno. It glitched in place, and the electricity had no effect when it struck. “Huh!?”
“That thing’s made from a modded Pokédex; why isn’t electricity scrambling it!?” Starlight summoned Absol. “Type: Dark! Precure Wicked Whirl!”
As the duo’s summoned cyclone of darkness approached Nega-Missingno, it glitched in place again, giving off a bright pink burst of light as the attack struck…once again, no effect.
“Oh, come on!” Starlight complained. “What’s going on!?”
“That pink light was almost like a fairy-type aura….” Wish muttered.
“Like a fairy-type…and dark types can’t affect fairy-types….” Willow murmured. “…hey. I wanna try something. Dr. Pierce!” She turned toward the house.
“Huh!? Y-you need me!?” Dr. Pierce cried out from the window.
“You have a regular Pokédex, don’t you? Scan the nega-evolution!”
“Scan it!? Oh, yes…!” Dr. Pierce came outside, holding a standard Pokédex as she aimed it at Nega-Missingno.
ERROR: MISSING_NO.();
“It’s coming up with the Missingno error!” Dr. Pierce called out, “…but…it’s showing a fairy-typing!”
“Someone attack it!” Willow called out.
“On it!” Sunrise whistled, as Raichu zapped out of the house. “Type: Psychic! Precure PK Spectacle!”
Master and pokemon placed their hands to their temples, as a spiral of psychic energy launched itself toward Nega-Missingno. The nega-evolution gave off a dark aura as the attack struck. No effect.
“Scan it again!” Willow ordered.
“Same error! But….dark-type!?” Dr. Pierce called back.
“That’s it!” Willow pumped a fist. “I know what’s going on! It’s changing type once it realizes what type the incoming attack is! That nega-evolution is literally a walking database of pokemon typings!”
“Then how do we beat it!?” Sunrise asked, letting out a startled yelp as she dove away from an incoming swipe.
“I’ve got an idea! Huddle!”
The four Precure immediately moved into a huddle, much to the confusion of Nega-Missingno.
“Nega?” It comically leaned in, trying to eavesdrop from multiple angles, before jumping back as the girls parted.
“Ready!” Wish and Willow narrowed their eyes, each summoning a pokemon—Charizard appeared proudly behind Wish, as Cyndaquil joined Willow.
“Type: Fire!” they cried out in unison. “Precure Passionate Inferno!”
As the heart-shaped, rose gold-tinted blaze spiraled toward Nega-Missingno, it seemed to shift in place, before the flames struck, with no effect.
“Ground-type!” Dr. Pierce called.
“Now!” Willow shouted. Sunrise and Starlight leapt up from behind with Brionne and Sharpedo.
“Type: Water! Precure Wild Geyser!”
Before Nega-Missingno could react, the pastel-colored, sparkling geyser of water struck it in the back; as it impacted the ground, Fae’s Charizard flew up and unleashed a flamethrower, predicting it would then change its type to grass, burning it in the process.
“Now!” Sunrise shouted as the girls regrouped.
“Precure Quartet Refresh!”
As the refreshing attack purified Nega-Missingno, it seemed to stare at the group, in silence, before slowly fading away…leaving the Cure Dex behind.
“Ohhh…!” Ataxia stomped a foot, crossing her arms, before glancing at Dr. Pierce. “…..” she vanished.
===
“That was some quick sleuthing you did, Asuka!” Kailani beamed; the girls were seeing off Asuka as she was waiting for the ferry to head home.
“It was just standard type-advantage logic…” Asuka replied sheepishly.
“We even have an entry on Nega-Missingno now!” Rotomi piped up from inside the Cure Dex.
“But now we have a bigger problem,” Naomi spoke up.
“Yeah,” Fae began, “It looked like Ataxia was specifically targeting Dr. Pierce….”
“We’ll be sure to check on her every day, then!” Kailani pumped a fist. “And if Mewtwo comes back, he’ll be sure to check on her, I bet.”
“If he comes back,” Naomi emphasized, “He doesn’t seem keen on forming any kind of bond with us, though.”
“He wants to keep himself updated on Dr. Pierce’s research, so I’m sure he’ll return,” Asuka reasoned, “Don’t worry…”
The ferry arrived, and Asuka boarded, waving to the group as the boat set sail. She replayed the day’s battle over in her head—despite it being an amalgamation of code and data, she couldn’t help but feel bad for Nega-Missingno. For the fleeting time it existed, it only knew to fight and defend.
She sighed, then nodded to herself. That was likely how all nega-evolved pokemon felt. And that was terrible. Stepping away from the rail and going to sit down, that realization was all it too to reaffirm her mission—she would do whatever it took to keep any pokemon for feeling that way for long. She had to work faster, undo the nega-evolutions faster.
Hey, I know this is out of nowhere, but I wanted to let folks know about PMPC Fanfancures:
I’m loosening everything up. Do what you want, pick whichever legendary you want, duplicates are allowed, if I want to have yours make a cameo in the story I’ll hit you up and ask you, which is what I should have done way in the beginning. No holds barred. Go nuts. The fancure guide is still up on the PCFF Discord for design notes/suggestions; with people’s permission I’ll still add your creations to the PMPC tumblr with credit. I look forward to seeing people’s creations if they decide to do it.
Sometimes it drives me nuts I can only post ten pictures at once. Anyway, here’s some of the original fanfancure drawings/dollmaker creations from the Pretty Cure Fanseries Fandom Discord Server!
I haven’t drawn the villains in a long, long time, so it’s time they started getting some touch-ups! So here’s Bedlam and his Dark Infernape (don’t give me too much credit for that; I traced over the official art and added spiky bits).
Chapter 21 is making progress, but I took a break today to work on some monster designs! You see tons of fancure designs but you don’t see monsters that often!
Also, I’m open to your own nega-evolution designs! Just take a pokemon, nega-evolve it and show me what you got! I may even include it in the story!
In one of the earlier chapters of PMPC, Asuka mentions this ghost story:
“It’s said that if you cut through route 22 at exactly midnight, you’ll encounter an empty, dilapidated town. The pokemon that roam through there are somehow off-putting. They look normal, but something doesn’t seem quite right. And then…there’s a little girl.
If you draw too close to a house at the end of the road, a girl with no color will approach you. She will open her mouth to speak, but you won’t understand her distorted speech. Then…all will go black, and you will wake up back on route 22. But if you check your watch…no time will have passed, and there will be no sign of the town.”
This is a reference to a “glitch city” found in Pokemon GSC.
A girl with brown hair and a white and blue dress gets up on the stage, all while admiring it’s heaven-like aesthetic before tapping the microphone to make sure it was working well.
“Okay, and before you ask; my name is Tomomi Omoida, one of the members of the Wonderful! Kaitou Precure, and yes I indeed have a few other face masks at my table. Oh… Sorry for going off on a tangent, anyways.”
She then scratched the back of her head before continuing.
“Making designs for fancures can be fun to do, but sometimes creators tend to let fans create their own Cures for the fanseries, fanfancures if you will. They can get pretty creative with these, and this category shows that some fanseries are so good you wanna make your own cures that are just as good as the originals!
“The nominees for Series You Most Want to Make a Fanfancure For are: Pocket Monsters Precure! by Blue-and-Dog, Precure: Project Dream by Bubble a.k.a. Curl, Oceana Precure by Cure Pearl, Love Sent! Motto♥Motto Precure by Fennieaile a.k.a. starbelles, Stardust Pretty Cure by kokoruu, Brilliant Prince Pretty Cure by Lou, Welcome to Animal Crossing PreCure by Lulu Ruru, and Kaibutsu Pretty Cure by Priestess.
“And the winner is… Pocket Monsters Precure! Congrats to you! And now that I think about it, I kinda wanna make a fancure for it myself, but I’m kinda busy on school work heh heh.”
[Tomomi Omoida / Cure Secret and Wonderful! Kaitou Precure belong to Tiffany-Chan123]
(I didn’t even realize I was nominated for this one! Thanks, guys! Keep creating and designing! And congrats to the creator of Nintendo Precure, the winners of the Best Crossover category!)
Cure Sunrise has been redesigned twice, so now it's time for Cure Starlight to get some updates! She now has some more details to connect her to Jirachi. I also tried a new coloring technique I learned courtesy of @samijen!
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