History YMMV / TropicalRougePrettyCure

* ContestedSequel: Similar to ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure'', the show can be rather divisive when it comes to discussion online. Some fans generally liked the easygoing plot (it had a strong emphasis on SliceOfLife), character designs (all five of the main Cures have been praised in some way or another), and humor. However, some felt the story was way too weak and predictable, and the screentime between the main characters was quite imbalanced, along with it being littered with too much ProductPlacement throughout[[note]]which, if you a familiar, is usually common in most children's anime[[/note]]. Other fans generally consider it to be [[SoOkayItsAverage an alright season]], considering it's sandwiched between two seasons that suffered TroubledProduction through different incidents which caused abrupt changes to their plots, especially on the following.

* ContestedSequel: Similar to ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure'', the show can be rather divisive when it comes to discussion online. Some fans generally liked the easygoing plot (it had a strong emphasis on SliceOfLife), character designs (all five of the main Cures have been praised in some way or another), and humor. However, some felt the story was way too weak and predictable, and the screentime between the main characters was quite imbalanced, along with it being littered with too much ProductPlacement throughout[[note]]which, if you a familiar, is usually common in children's anime[[/note]]. Other fans generally consider it to be [[SoOkayItsAverage an alright season]], considering it's sandwiched between two seasons that suffered TroubledProduction through different incidents which caused abrupt changes to their plots, especially on the following.

* ContestedSequel: Similar to ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure'', the show can be rather divisive when it comes to discussion online. Some fans generally liked the easygoing plot (it had a strong emphasis on SliceOfLife), character designs (all five of the main Cures have been praised in some way or another), and humor. However, some felt the story was way too weak and predictable, and the screentime between the main characters was quite imbalanced, along with it being littered with too much ProductPlacement throughout[[note]]which is usually common in children's anime[[/note]]. Other fans generally consider it to be [[SoOkayItsAverage an alright season]], considering it's sandwiched between two seasons that suffered TroubledProduction through different incidents which caused abrupt changes to their plots, especially on the following.

* ContestedSequel: Similar to ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure'', the show can be rather divisive when it comes to discussion online. Some fans generally liked the easygoing plot (it had a strong emphasis on SliceOfLife), character designs (all five of the main Cures have been praised in some way or another), and humor. However, some felt the story was way too weak and predictable, and the screentime between the main characters was quite imbalanced, along with it being littered with too much ProductPlacement throughout. Other fans generally consider it to be [[SoOkayItsAverage an alright season]], considering it's sandwiched between two seasons that suffered TroubledProduction through different incidents which caused abrupt changes to their plots, especially on the following.

* ContestedSequel: Similar to ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure'', the show can be rather divisive when it comes to discussion online. Some fans generally liked the easygoing plot (it had a strong emphasis on SliceOfLife), character designs (all five of the main Cures have been praised in some way or another), and humor. However, some felt the story was way too weak and predictable, along with it being littered with ProductPlacement (just like every past season) throughout, and the screentime between the main characters was imbalanced. Other fans generally consider it to be [[SoOkayItsAverage an alright season]], considering it's sandwiched between two seasons that suffered TroubledProduction through different incidents which caused abrupt changes to their plots, especially on the following.

* HoYay:
** The Witch of Delays and Cure Oasis, due to how the Witch delayed destroying the world because she found her precious. Even Butler gets a bit sad that he didn't leave with her instead.

* ContestedSequel: Similar to ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure'', the show can be rather divisive when it comes to discussion online. Some fans generally liked the easygoing plot (it had a strong emphasis on SliceOfLife), character designs (all five of the main Cures have been praised in some way or another), and humor. However, some felt the story was way too weak and predictable, along with it being littered with ProductPlacement (unsuprisingly) throughout, and the screentime between the main characters was imbalanced. Other fans generally consider it to be [[SoOkayItsAverage an alright season]], considering it's sandwiched between two seasons that suffered TroubledProduction through different incidents which caused abrupt changes to their plots, especially on the following.

* ContestedSequel: Similar to ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure'', the show can be rather divisive when it comes to discussion online. Some fans generally liked the easygoing plot (it had a strong emphasis on SliceOfLife), character designs (all five of the main Cures have been praised in some way or another), and humor. However, some felt the story was way too weak and predictable, along with it being littered with ProductPlacement throughout, and the screentime between the main characters was imbalanced. Other fans generally consider it to be [[SoOkayItsAverage an alright season]], considering it's sandwiched between two seasons that suffered TroubledProduction through different incidents which caused abrupt changes to their plots, especially on the following.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: To sum it up, anyone not named Laura are basically treated as afterthoughts by the show, and while Asuka and Manatsu do get some focus episodes, some feel it's not enough to make them stand out, and many agree that Sango and Minori were done dirty as they feel the most one-note out of the entire team.

* ContestedSequel: Similar to ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure'', the show can be rather divisive when it comes to discussion online. Some fans generally liked the easygoing plot (it had a strong emphasis on SliceOfLife), character designs (all five of the main Cures have been praised in some way or another), and humor. However, some felt the story was way too weak and predictable, along with it being littered with ProductPlacement throughout, and the screentime between the main characters was imbalanced. Other fans generally consider it to be an alright season, considering it's sandwiched between two seasons that suffered TroubledProduction through different incidents which caused abrupt changes to their plots, especially on the following.

* ContestedSequel: Similar to ''Anime/SmilePrettyCure'', the show can be rather divisive when it comes to discussion online. Some fans generally liked the easygoing plot (it had a strong emphasis on SliceOfLife), character designs (all five of the main Cures have been praised in some way or another), and humor. However, some felt the story was way too weak and predictable, along with being littered with ProductPlacement throughout. Other fans generally consider it to be an alright season, considering it's sandwiched between two seasons that suffered TroubledProduction through different incidents which caused abrupt changes to their plots, especially on the following.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opening, "Viva! Spark! Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure" has been considered to be one of the better intros due to how energetic and wholesome it sounds. The fact it's sung by Creator/{{Machico}} (known for her two opening themes for ''LightNovel/KonoSuba'' alongside singing the first credits theme of ''[[Anime/HealinGoodPrettyCure Healin' Good]]'') makes it even moreso.

** Sango, for her cute design (both her civilian and Cure form), having a cute design, and generally getting along with everyone. Fans of hers like her CharacterDevelopment (specifically her assertiveness), role as a BarrierWarrior in combat, and personality, while several detractors consider her to be too much of an AudienceSurrogate (as intended by the creators) to the point where she feels like a "cute-loving" background character despite being part of the main five. Both sides of the spectrum do feel like she lacked utility in combat[[note]]Her main move was forming an X shield to block enemy attacks. In episodes that weren't about her, this usually got destroyed rather quickly and didn't really incorporate any real creative uses outside of 29 (where she had used it for some combo attacks with other Cures) and 39 (where she managed to form a shield around her other teammates).[[/note]], especially compared to other BarrierWarrior Cures before and after her.

** Sango, for her cute design (both her civilian and Cure form), having a cute design, and generally getting along with everyone. Fans of hers like her CharacterDevelopment (specifically her assertiveness), role as a BarrierWarrior in combat, and personality, while several detractors consider her to be too much of an AudienceSurrogate (as intended by the creators) to the point where she feels like a "cute-loving" background character despite being part of the main five. Both sides of the spectrum do feel like she lacked utility in combat[[note]]Her main move was forming an X shield to block enemy attacks. In episodes that weren't about her (with the exception of 29), this usually got destroyed rather quickly[[/note]] , especially compared to other BarrierWarrior Cures before and after her.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: While originally beloved by the fanbase for her LovableAlphaBitch personality, Laura became more divisive after she was granted the role of the SixthRanger in the form of Cure La Mer. Some viewers feel that from that point on her and Manatsu form a SpotlightStealingSquad that overshadows the other Cures and rob them of any meaningful development outside of their obligatory focus episodes, while others feel that her role as the show's {{Deuteragonist}} doesn't take anything away from the rest of the cast before or after she became La Mer, pointing out that the other girls don't suffer from being OutOfFocus while also saying that the aforementioned focus episodes are able to stand on their own as satisfying CharacterDevelopment for them.

** [[WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants A crab that isn't feeling it that's involved with cooking?]] [[MemeticMutation Looks like Mr. Krabs wasn't feeling it.]]

* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:[[BattleButler Butler]] is [[TheDragon the assistant]] to the Witch of Delays who strictly orders his subordinates to steal motivation from the surface world to fuel the Fool's Casket, a device capable of [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt draining everyone's life on Earth]], to give the Witch immortality. Butler falsely promises his subordinates immortality through this, and when Chongire finds out and protests, Butler turns him into a Yaraneeda against his will. Butler desperately doesn't want the Witch to remember her past with Aunete/Cure Oasis, [[OmnicidalManiac only wanting her to end all life]], either with the Fool's Casket or as the Witch of Destruction. When the Witch makes peace with Cure Oasis's spirit and vanishes, Butler turns himself into a Yaraneeda to inherit the Witch's abandoned wish to destroy the world, drains the motivation of his subordinates, and attempts to do the same with the Pretty Cure. After losing, Butler [[TakingYouWithMe offers his motivation to finish filling the Fool's Casket]], knowing billions would die.]]

* CompleteMonster: [[spoiler:[[KnightOfCerebus Butler]] is [[TheDragon the assistant]] to the Witch of Delays who strictly orders his subordinates to steal motivation from the surface world to fuel the Fool's Casket, a device capable of [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt draining everyone's life on Earth]], to give the Witch immortality. Butler falsely promises his subordinates immortality through this, and when Chongire finds out and protests, Butler turns him into a Yaraneeda against his will. [[OmnicidalManiac Butler]] desperately doesn't want the Witch to remember her past with Aunete/Cure Oasis, only wanting her to end all life either with the Fool's Casket or as the Witch of Destruction. When the Witch makes peace with Cure Oasis's spirit and vanishes, Butler turns himself into a Yaraneeda to inherit the Witch's abandoned wish to destroy the world, drains the motivation of his subordinates, and attempts to do the same with the Pretty Cure. After losing, Butler [[TakingYouWithMe offers his motivation to finish filling the Fool's Casket]], knowing billions would die.]]