KIMI TO IDOL PRECURE♪

DESCRIPTION

CAST

ANIME ActionFutari wa Precure
ANIME ActionFutari wa Precure: Splash☆Star
ANIME ActionYes! Precure 5
ANIME ActionFresh Precure!
ANIME ActionHeartcatch Precure!
ANIME ActionSuite Precure♪
ANIME FantasySmile Precure!
ANIME FantasyDokidoki! Precure
ANIME FantasyHappinessCharge Precure!
ANIME ActionGo! Princess Precure
ANIME ActionMahoutsukai Precure!
ANIME ComedyKirakira☆Precure a la Mode
ANIME ActionHUGtto! Precure
ANIME AdventureStar☆Twinkle Precure
ANIME ActionHealin' Good♥Precure
ANIME ActionTropical-Rouge! Precure
ANIME ActionDelicious Party♡Precure
ANIME ActionHirogaru Sky! Precure
ANIME FantasyWonderful Precure!
MOVIE Mahou ShoujoKimi to Idol Precure♪ Omatase! Kimi ni Todokeru KirakkiLive!
MANGA Mahou ShoujoKimi to Idol Precure♪ Precure Collection
ANIME Mahou ShoujoMeitantei Precure!
MOVIE Mahou ShoujoMeitantei Precure! Fushigi na Niwa to Futari no Himitsu

REVIEWS

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  Hameru

  70/100
  Idol Precure, the wasted potential of an extremely fun concept.

  __Kimi to Idol Precure__ was an overall fun experience, but it was far from being as good as the other seasons I’ve seen. I feel like they completely wasted the potential of such a popular concept as idols. They could have done so much more, concerts, rivalries, the darker side of the industry, but instead they approached the theme in such a surface level way that it ended up feeling more like a visual concept instead of an actual part of the plot. The songs were catchy, but there wasn’t much variety, and we didn’t even get a full version of any of them at any point in the series. The character designs were gorgeous. The girls were extremely cute, and the fact that Purirun and Meroron could also transform into Precure was genuinely fun and innovative. However, that’s about as far as the series went. Things like Uta recycling the same song over and over, or Kokoro’s “kyun kyun” catchphrase, got old very fast. It also really annoyed me how long it took the show to let Purirun and Meroron use their normal human forms. The designs were right there in their transformation sequence, yet they went unused for ages. The fighting sequences were pretty decent, and using their songs as climax finishing moves was an amazing idea. That said, the girls’ move sets were extremely limited. The few extra techniques they learned, like Nana’s rainbow shield or Uta’s additional transformation, were forgotten almost as soon as the episodes they appeared in ended. Their learning curve was practically nonexistent. And lastly, the thing that frustrated me the most: the story and the villains. This was easily the weakest aspect of the season, especially Darkiine. There were some genuine highs, like Meroron’s curse or the reveal of Jogi as Kaito’s old friend, but so many plot points either made no sense or were outright discarded. Most importantly, there’s no way Darkiine should have been introduced only in the final episodes. She had zero weight as a villain beyond being evil for the sake of it, easily the biggest letdown of the season. All in all, Idol Precure was still a fun series, but its wasted potential leaves me with a bittersweet aftertaste, especially regarding the idol concept, only makes me wish the project had been handled with more care and a clearer direction.
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