Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star
- "Splash Star" redirects here. For the attack, please see Spiral Heart Splash Star.
| Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash★Star ふたりはプリキュア Ｓｐｌａｓｈ★Ｓｔａｒ (Futari wa Purikyua Supurasshu Sutaa) | |
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| Information | |
| Director | Toshiaki Komura |
| Studio | Toei Animation |
| Licensor | Pony Canyon |
| Network | Animax, TV Asahi, Asahi Broadcasting Corporation |
| Original Run | February 5, 2006 - January 28, 2007 |
| Episodes | 49 |
| Predecessor | Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart |
| Successor | Yes! Pretty Cure 5 |
| Opening Song | Makasete★Splash☆Star★ by Yuka Uchiyae |
| Ending Song | Warau ga Kachi!' de GO! by Gojo Mayumi Ganbalance de Dance by Gojo Mayumi |
Contents |
Story
The story begins five years prior to the start of the series. Young Hyuuga Saki and Mishou Mai
meet each other under the Sky Tree at age nine after following two
glowing balls flying towards the tree. Five years later, they meet at
the same place again and become the Legendary Warriors Pretty Cure.
Saki is the star in the softball team, and Mai is an inspiring artist. When they meet each other by a coincidence before the Sky Tree, two lights fall down, revealing two small creatures named Flappy and Choppy. They explain to the girls about their duty as Pretty Cure, but on the same day they get attacked by a strange humanoid creature with his fearsome monster. The girls transform into Cure Bloom and Cure Egret, defeated the monster and acquired something later revealed to be a Miracle Droplet. After some thought, the two girls decide to become friends and help Flappy and Choppy save their world named the Land of Fountains. Cure Bloom and Cure Egret can fight physically, setup energy shields and fly freely using spiritual powers, and they are protected by a passive force field. Spiritual powers take in the form of visible light, so the Cures are aura battlers. Their group attack is the Twin Stream Splash. Cure Bloom bears the Flower symbol from Flappy on the back of her gloves, and Cure Egret bears the Bird symbol from Choppy in the same matter. These symbols are always used for launching a group attack and retained when they attain their second form.
Over time, they have defeated Karehaan, Moerumba, and DoroDoron before confronting two of their best friends, Kiryuu Michiru and Kiryuu Kaoru, the Dark Fall magical girl duo who go to the Land of Greenery in order to spy on Pretty Cure. The four eventually become good friends after spending some peaceful days together and a confrontation where the Cures have refused to fight back. Michiru and Kaoru sacrificed themselves to rescue Saki and Mai from their fearsome leader Akudaikaan and disappeared from the Land of Greenery until their revival by power from the Fairy Carafe.
After Pretty Cure has restored the Fountain of Sky, two mysterious spirits from this Fountain appear, named Moop and Foop, who can collect power of the Moon and power of the Wind. A powerful and treacherous villain Ms. Shitataare appears to be too powerful to Cure Bloom and Cure Egret to handle without upgrade. Moop and Foop supply their powers to the Splash Commune, which provides the Spiral Ring Set to the Cures, allowing them to use the more-powerful Spiral Heart Splash attack.
Later, Flappy and Choppy are captured and injured by Goyan, and subsequently healed by power from Moop and Foop, resulting in an upgrade in their item form from the Mix Commune to the Crystal Commune, and their ability to use the moon and wind powers collected by Moop and Foop, resulting in a new form for Pretty Cure, Cure Bright and Cure Windy. Cure Bright and Cure Windy can access all of Cure Bloom and Cure Egret's fighting capability plus the ability to use power of the Light and power of the Wind. Their group attack is the Spiral Star Splash, which requires use of the Spiral Ring Set, which is also supplied by the same pair of spirits as their Cure transformation. Flappy and Choppy still retain their ability to collect spiritual power from the Earth and the Sky after this upgrade, so the girls can freely choose and switch between the two forms. They are shown to use both forms in the later half of the show, and they have defeated Kintoleski using their second form.
After Pretty Cure have restored all six fountains in the Land of Fountains, Queen Fillia collects powers from the six fountains in the Fairy Carafe and intends to use them for the Fountain of Sun, but Goyan steals the Fairy Carafe and uses such powers to revive the five defeated Dark Fall minions. The remaining power is used to revive Michiru and Kaoru, who have betrayed the Dark Fall and sided Pretty Cure afterwards. After defeating all five recycled minions, the four girls enter the Dark Fall to retrieve the stolen Fairy Carafe and sunsequently fight Akudaikan and Goyan. After Akudaikan gets defeated by the four girls, Goyan kills him and reveals that he is the one who has created Akudaikan and intends to destroy the universe and take all lives with it. Goyan reveals his original form and has a fiery battle against the girls, during which the Land of Greenery is turned into the ruined world and all four girls have run out of power and are near death. Saki and Mai are detransformed, but they have eventually managed to summon remaining spirits from the Land of Greenery to finish the battle. With the Cures using Flappy and Choppy's Flower and Bird powers and Michiru and Kaoru carrying a portion of Moop and Foop's powers (the remaining portion is in the Cures' Spiral Rings), the four are able to use all four powers together and defeat Goyan with their ultimate attack, the Spiral Heart Splash Star.
The Land of Greenery and the Land of Fountains are restored, the four girls live together in the Land of Greenery, and the four spirits return to the Land of Fountains. The story ends with the four girls heading forward to their future and Saki and Mai holding hands for one last time.
Characters
Pretty Cure
Hyuuga Saki (日向咲 Hyuuga Saki?)Saki is the athletic heroine of the series and is a member of the school's softball team. Much like Misumi Nagisa, she is a cheerful sporty girl who loves sweets and hates studying, but has a bright and easygoing personality. Her alter ego is Cure Bloom (キュアブルーム Kyuaburuumu?) and later Cure Bright (キュアブライト Kyuaburaito?).
Mishou Mai (美翔舞 Mishou Mai?)
Mai is a transfer student in Saki's class. She is a quiet artist who loves drawing and has awareness for the surroundings. Her alter ego is Cure Egret (キュアイーグレット Kyuaiiguretto?) and later Cure Windy (キュアウィンディ Kyuawindi?).
Allies
Flappy (フラッピ Furappi?)Flappy is the spirit of the Flower and Saki's mascot partner. He has a crush on Choppi and ends his sentences with "-lapi".
Choppy (チョッピ Choppi?)
Choppy is the spirit of the Bird and Mai's mascot partner. She is not aware of Flappy's crush on her. She ends her sentences with "-chopi".
Moop (ムープ Muupu?)
Moop is the spirit of the moon from the Fountain of Sky. He ends his sentences with "-mupu".
Foop (フープ Fuupu?)
Foop is the spirit of the wind from the Fountain of Sky. She ends her sentences with "-pupu".
Princess Filia (フィーリア王女 Fiiria-oujo?)
The ruler of the Land of Fountains, and Spirit of the World Tree. She appears every time Pretty Cure restores a ruined Fountain and provides a hint on future events.
Kiryuu Kaoru (霧生薫 Kiryuu Kaoru?)
A denizen of Dark Fall. Together with her sister Michiru, they control the Fountain of Sky. She and Michiru come to Yuunagi Junior High as exchange students in an attempt to infiltrate Pretty Cure, but eventually end up becoming friends with them instead.
Kiryuu Michiru (霧生満 Kiryuu Michiru?)
A denizen of Dark Fall and is always together with her sister Kaoru. She and Kaoru come to Yuunagi Junior High as exchange students in an attempt to infiltrate Pretty Cure, but eventually end up becoming friends with them instead.
Antagonists
Karehan (カレハーン Karehaan?)The first denizen of the Dark Fall. It looks like he is made of plants, and creates wood-based Uzaina. He controls the Fountain of Trees.
Moerumba (モエルンバ Moerunba?)
The second denizen of the Dark Fall. Moerumba manipulates the fire element and can create fire-breathing Uzainas using heat-related objects. She controls the Fountain of Fire.
Dorodoron (ドロドロン Dorodoron?)
The third of the Dark Fall, he is an arachnoid creature that travels underground and uses earth-based objects as his Uzaina monsters. He controls the Fountain of Earth.
Ms. Shitataare (ミズ・シタターレ Mizu Shitataare?)
The second female of the Dark Fall is an ice woman and water in many forms as her Uzaina monsters. Her name is a pun on the Japanese word "misu" (水 misu?), which means "water".[1] She controls the Fountain of Water.
Kintoleski (キントレスキー Kintoresukii?)
The last minion of the Dark Fall, and also the strongest. His skin is metallic gold. He controls the Fountain of Gold.
Goyan (ゴーヤーン Gooyaan?)
Akudaikan's aide, though Ms. Shitataare calls him "Go-chan" despite his superiority. He often comments on the minions' previous work whenever they come to report to Akudaikan.
Uzaina (ウザイナー Uzainaa?)
The physical form of the Dark Fall's power. Uzainaas are monsters created from fusion of an object and a Miracle Droplet corrupted by the Dark Fall. Upon their defeat, elemental spirits are released to thank Pretty Cure.
Akudaikan (アクダイカーン Akudaikaan?)
The evil ruler of Dark Fall who wants to take over the World Tree, he has managed to capture six of the seven fountains that nourish it. He has sent out minions to try to find the location of the last Fountain, the Fountain of the Sun.
Locations
Land of Greenery: This is a name referring to the human world, where Saki and Mai live in. The Fountain of Sun and the World Tree resides in this world, and Pretty Cure need to protect this fountain along with the World Tree.
Land of Fountains: The Spirit World where Flappy and Choppy come from. It consists of six holy fountains. All six fountains are destroyed and controlled by the Dark Fall, and it is Pretty Cure's job to restore those ruined fountains.
Land of Clocks: This world houses the Infinite Clock which controls time, and only appears in the movie.
Dark Fall: The evil organization that are localized in a tower alone in the water. It has a path from the entrance into the cave at the main tower. The term "Dark Fall" also refers to the nine villains from the Dark Fall.
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