#sky precure

[envystar666]

Hirogaru sky precure

[curtainhshsh]

Prompt 3: edit a girl with a career: Ageha Hijiri/nursery school teacher layout

@teenoose , From hirogaru sky precure!

[pretties-by-io]

it's pride month, cure sky and cure prism!

hiogaru sky precure stamps by me! f2u, consider reblogging if using

[nijigasakilove]

Nah they snapped on her design omg

[why485]

It's taken me basically the entire year, but I finally finished my rewatch of Sky Precure and oh boy do I still really really love this show. Something I've been grappling with though, is why do I like it so much when it's so easy to poke holes in the quality and plot? Why does this show get such a pass? I think I finally get it.

Half of it is just that the things I love about the show, I really love. E.g. This is still far and away my favorite team of all the Precure teams I've seen so far, and how much I love these characters goes a long way in making it easy to just overlook the show's faults.

The other half of it though, is that the ways in which Sky Precure are bad, are all interesting to talk about. (E.g. Captain Shalala.) It's a very "fixable" feeling show, with a strong base to work with, and so many cool ideas, I can't help but think about all the what ifs.

Like, I can't believe nobody ever questions the fact that Big Princess seemingly just created life out of nothing? That is huge and raises massive moral and ethical questions! Big Princess in general is such a wild character to add the show and its lore. There's so much to unpack with just her character that it's something I could fill a whole embarrassing post with. Like, in another story, she could easily have been the villain here. I'm half-joking but the over-arching plot is basically about dealing with the consequences of her actions.

I guess this is how fan fiction happens.

[notjustsomegirlart]

So great at finishing my drawings

[xtarmie]

[graffiti-ghoul]

Hello Precure Tumblr,

Have my child she has every mental illness