Futari wa Pretty Cure (TV)
Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart (TV) (2005-02-06 to 2006-01-29, sequel)
Futari wa Precure Max Heart 2: Yukizora no Tomodachi (movie) (side story)
Futari wa Precure Splash Star (TV) (spinoff)
Futari wa Precure Splash Star Tick Tack Kiki Ippatsu! (movie)
Precure All Stars DX: Minna Tomodachi— Kiseki no Zenin Daishūgō (movie) (spinoff)
Futari wa Pretty Cure: Max Heart (movie) (side story)
Precure All Stars DX: Minna Tomodachi— Kiseki no Zenin Daishūgō (movie) (spinoff)
Yes! Precure 5 (TV) (2007-02-04 to 2008-01-27)
Precure All Stars DX: Minna Tomodachi— Kiseki no Zenin Daishūgō (movie) (spinoff)
Yes! Precure 5 GoGo! (TV) (sequel)
Precure All Stars DX: Minna Tomodachi— Kiseki no Zenin Daishūgō (movie) (spinoff)
Yes! Precure 5 GoGo! Okashi no Kuni no Happy Birthday (movie) (sequel)
Yes! Precure 5: Kagami no Kuni no Miracle Daibōken! (movie)
Fresh Pretty Cure (TV) (2009-02-01)
Fresh Precure! Omocha no Kuni wa Himitsu ga Ippai!? (movie)
Precure All Stars DX: Minna Tomodachi— Kiseki no Zenin Daishūgō (movie) (spinoff)
Precure All Stars DX: Minna Tomodachi— Kiseki no Zenin Daishūgō (movie) (2009-03-14, spinoff)
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Series director: Daisuke Nishio Series Composition: Ryo Kawasaki Script: Episode Director: Music: Naoki Sato Original creator: Izumi Todo Character Design: Akira Inagami Art director: Animation director: Producer: Color Coordination: Toyoji Sawada Color design: Toyoji Sawada Editing: Yoshihiro Aso Key Animation: Tatsuo Yamada (ep. 1,18,28,30,31,33,37,42,48) Music Selection: Sayaka Mizuno Production Chief: Kazuo Sakai Recording: Kimitaka Kawasaki Series Organization: Ryo Kawasaki Sound Effects: Takahisa Ishino Theme Song Performance: Mayumi Gojo (OP, ED themes) | Youko Honna as Nagisa Misumi Yukana Nogami as Honoka Yukishiro Akiko Yajima as Mipple Haruna Ikezawa as Porun Hiroki Takahashi as Piisaado Hitomi Nabatame as Nakagawa Yumiko Issei Futamata as Irukupo Kaya Matsutani as The Queen Kenichi Ono as The Dark King Kouji Ishii as Gekidoraago Mayumi Shou as Rie Misumi Mikako Fujita as Akane Fujita Naozumi Takahashi as Ryouta Misumi Reiko Kiuchi as Kiriya Sakiko Uran as Poisonee Taiki Matsuno as Guardian of the prism stones Tomokazu Seki as Mepple Ai Nagano as Ms. Yoshimi Takenouchi Akeno Watanabe as Mayu (Ep. 4) Akiko Nakagawa as Chiaki Yabe (ep 45) Ami Koshimizu as Natsuko (Ep. 13-14) Chika Sakamoto as Koguma (Ep. 6) Daisuke Kishio as Fujimura Shougo Eri Sendai as Shiho Kubota Hitoshi Kamibeppu as Zakennah Kaori Nazuka as Kyouko (Ep. 13-14) Kenichi Ono as Dark King Kokoro Kikuchi as Akio (ep 22) Konami Yoshida as Seiko Taniguchi (ep 18) Kôzô Shioya as The principal Masako Nozawa as Yukishiro Sanae Masako Shiro as Yui Morioka (ep 43, 44) Mayumi Iizuka as Yuka Odajima (ep 16) Miki Itou as Honoka's Mother (Ep. 10) Motoko Kumai as Moko (ep 22) Oma Ichimura as Nelp (Ep. 25) Rica Fukami as Regine Rika Komatsu as Butler Zakenna A Ryotaro Okiayu as Chuutaro (ep 22) Satoshi Katougi as Kimata Satoshi Taki as Butler Zakenna B Takashi Irie as Sanae's Father (28) Takehito Koyasu as Takashi Misumi Tomohiro Nishimura as The vice-principal Tomomichi Nishimura as Belzei Gertrude Yasunori Matsumoto as Juna Yuka Tokumitsu as Rina Takashimizu Yuki Matsuoka as Sanae Yukishiro (young) | |||||||
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Translation: Paul Baldwin Producer: Dennis Hrehoriac Additional Sound Effects: Masako Uchiura Casting Coordinator: Alexis Baran Closed Captioning: Gabriella Cheung Dialogue Editing: Marc Matsumoto Re-Recording Mixing: Keith A. Goddard Recording engineer: Script Adaptation: Michelle Clough Script Editing: Supervising Producer: Diana Gage Video Post-Production: Voice Direction: Karl Willems | Michelle Molineux as Hannah Whitehouse Rocio Barahona as Natalie Blackstone Angie Beers as Mipple David Belke as Pijard Glenn Howard as The Guardian Jonathan Love as Ilkubo Kevin Gilese as Gekidrago Kris Rundle as Roger Rhodes as Mepple Scott Roberts as Kirea Tom Edwards as Annika Odegard as April McGregor as Hannah's mother Brett Bauer as Soccer player (Ep. 18) Carol-Anne Day as Announcer (Ep. 13) Cheryl McMaster as Chris Lorincz as Moka (Ep. 22) David Brown as Dean Galloway as Burglar #3 (Ep. 10) Elizabeth Ludwig as Queen of Light (Ep. 25) Emily Bachynski as Rina Glenn Howard as Ian McMurray as Kossner Jasmin Dobranksi as Jim Elliot as Kossner's Grandfather (Ep. 17) Jonathan Love as Katie Rowan as Kris Rundle as Laura Rushfeldt as Emma (Ep. 16) Leah Dubbin-Steckel as Ryan Blackstone Leda Davis as Club Member #1 (Ep. 20) Lori Barnes-Smith as Sophie Megan Malone as Maya Michelle Armeneau as Hannah's Grandmother Michelle Warkentin as Kossner's Grandmother (Ep. 17) Morgan Partridge as Chrissy Nikkita Bradette as Paul Hudson as Roger Rhodes as Steve Olson as Mr. Weaver Tony Valdez as Dr. Bomium (Ep. 12) Victoria Molin as Boy (Ep. 14) Will Wood as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Elena Ruiz (Spain dub) Production manager: Kenji Ebato | Carmen Cervantes as Honoka Yukishiro (Spain dub) Milagros Fernández as Nagisa Misumi (Spain dub) Elena Ruiz as Inés Blázquez as Javier García as Pisard (Spain dub) Juan Fernández as Gekidrago (Spain dub) Miriam Valencia as Ryota Misumi (Spain dub) Sara Vivas as Abraham Vega as Porun Angel Moron as Juna (Spain dub) Belén Rodríguez as Yuka Odajima (Spain dub) Blanca Hualde as Natsuko Koshino (Spain dub) Elena Ruiz as Senorita Yoshimi (Spain dub) Inés Blázquez as Rina Takashimizu (Spain dub) Javier Balas as Fujimura Shougo (Spain dub) Jesus Barreda as Kimata (Spain dub) Juan Carlos Lozano as Luis Marín as Manuel Bellido as Subdirector (Spain dub) Miguel Zúñiga as Milagros Fernández as Sanae Yukishiro (Spain dub) Miriam Valencia as Rafael Calvo as Jefe del Consejo (Spain dub) Silvia Sarmentera as Kyoko Mori (Spain dub) Virginia Carrera as Reginee (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Noemi Gifuni Dialogues: Dubbing Assistant: Flavio Cannella Mixing: Riccardo Canino Theme Song Performance: Giorgia Alissandri | Monica Vulcano as Honoka Yukishiro / Cure White Perla Liberatori as Nagisa Misumi / Cure Black Alberto Angrisano as Ilkubo Greta Bonetti as Mipple Laura Romano as Poisonee Mirko Cannella as Kiriya Paola Majano as Mepple Paolo Marchese as Gekidrago Sabrina Duranti as Yumiko Alessio Cigliano as Pisard Barbara Pitotti as Shino Cinzia Villari as Regine Daniela Calò as Rie Diego Reggente as Re Jyaku Edoardo Nordio as Takashi Federica De Bortoli as Yuko (ep.16) Flavio Aquilone as Shogo Flavio Cannella as Zakenna Giò Giò Rapattoni as Regina del giardino della Luce Ilaria Latini as Pollun Laura Latini as Moko (ep.22) Massimo Bitossi as Juna Monica Gravina as Voce "Nel prossimo episodio..." Monica Ward as Rina Oliviero Dinelli as Vice Preside Paola Piccinato as Sanae Tatiana Dessi as Ryota Valerio Ruggeri as Gran Consigliere | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: | Tanya Kahana as Nagisa Misumi Christin Marquitan as Yoshimi Takenouchi Diana Borgwardt as Mepple Gerald Paradies as Gekidoraago Gerald Schaale as Kon-Rektor Gerrit Schmidt-Foss as Wächter der Prisma Steine Heide Domanowski as Poisonny Heidrun Bartholomeus as Pisonee Rüdiger Evers as Rektor Tilo Schmitz as Dark King Wanja Gerick as Kiriya | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Danny L. Mandia Script: Sherwin Revestir | Katherine Masilungan as Nagisa Misumi Yvette Tagura as Honoka Yukishiro Carlo Landrito as Dark King Danny L. Mandia as Derreck Yee as Irish Labay as Jjo Reyes as Pizard Noel Escondo as Pinkee Rebucas as Queen Pinky Rebucas as Mipple Ryan Ang as Yvette Tagura as Honoka Yushiro | |||||||
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