That effort had led us to pass the baton and got us the Guinness World Records title. Instead of simply saying "all that Pretty Cure needs are glitters and cuteness", we always strived for sending out the message.
So the main heroine doesn't punch an enemy to solve problems but hugs them instead. The producer of the TV series (Keisuke Naito) said that he wanted to portray the strength of Pretty Cure through motherhood. In the TV series Hug! Pretty Cure and the movie Hug! Pretty Cure, Futari wa Pretty Cure the Movie, we feature a baby called Hugtan, and there are many scenes that portray mother and children. We wanted to show that there are a lot of views, and that coolness comes in all shapes and sizes girls can be heroes, and boys have many choices as they grow up. In recent titles, we wanted to embrace diversity a lot more than before. Another factor is that we didn't want status quo in Pretty Cure either - instead of defining what Pretty Cure is about, the staff of each title used their own senses and delivered stories and characters that are suited for the audience of the day. That is probably the reason why we were able to celebrate its 15th anniversary. Yu Kaminoki: Throughout these changes, the staff of each title always had the mindset that their work is the best. Then in the following title "Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star" all the characters changed as well as the town that the story was based in. For instance, after "Futari wa Pretty Cure" we had "Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart" where additional Pretty Cures were introduced. Yu Kaminoki: Every year or so, the anime title change as well as characters. Guinness World Records: How has the series managed to run for 15 years? Since the start of the series, the staff wanted to break the status quo for anime featuring heroines - instead of it simply being girls who use magic, Pretty Cures not only use magic but also use fists at times.ĭifferent messages for the changing times The idea was to create something different from a "magical girl" anime that was a norm at the time. The producer of the first series (Takashi Washio) had the concept "even girls want to be outrageous". Yu Kaminoki: That's because Pretty Cures are not just a magical girl, they fight. Guinness World Records: Why did you apply for the title of most magical warriors? When that title began, no one was really thinking about a sequel all the staff were focused on making it as entertaining as possible.
Yu Kaminoki: The Pretty Cure series began in 2004, starting with the title "Futari wa Pretty Cure". Guinness World Records: When and how did it begin? One of the main highlights of the series is action, as Pretty Cures fight hard. Yu Kaminoki: In short, it's a story about girls who one day transforms into Pretty Cures thanks to mysterious power, then each of them fights using their own unique power. Guinness World Records: To start with, what is Pretty Cure?
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