Shortly after the fall of the Wicked King, the Queen of the Garden of Light lost her memory and came to Earth, in the form of a 12-year-old girl named Hikari Kujou. Now, she - with the help of Nagisa and Honoka, endowed with new costumes and powers - must find the 12 Heartiels, which hold the key to restoring the Queen's lost memories. For together once again, they are Pretty Cure.
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A sequel that falls shy of its potential, hardly expanding from its predecessor.
~~~I thoroughly enjoyed the first season of Futari wa Precure. It had two charismatic main characters, funny and cute sidekicks, some likeable villains, and I even like Porun who everyone finds super annoying. I mean, I get you, but I am considering getting a plushie of him whenever it is that I can…
It definitely could be worse, but this sequel doesn't do enough to feel necessary, failing to keep things fresh.
“It was meh”, that's some words I hoped to not have to say after the amazing experience I had so far going through the franchise, even despite the issues I had with the first season of this entry that were saved more than enough by the positives, but Max Heart in my opinion is a sequel that doesn't…
A 47-episode victory lap that proves the beauty of the everyday is worth the long goodbye.
~~~__LEGACY__~~~
I went into this season with very low expectations. Having just finished the original Futari Wa Precure, I had already felt hollow inside. I thought that watching this series, the direct sequel, would detract from my experience with the first and have me leave with negative feeling…