The Cures all head to France to compete in a baking contest, however Ciel seems to be acting strange. They also meet Ciel's former mentor, Jean-Pierre, giving them the idea to make a mille-feuille full of memories.
In the line-up of standalone Pretty Cure movies, it is preceded by Mahou Tsukai Pretty Cure Miraculous Transformation Cure Mofurun and followed by Star Twinkle Pretty Cure Wish Upon A Celestial Balladnote .
Tropes:
- A Day in the Limelight: Of all the Cures, Ciel/Cure Parfait gets the most focus, with her backstory being expanded on and her being the main focus of the conflict.
- Ambiguously Jewish: Jean-Pierre has a Yiddish surname, Zylberstein, hinting that he may have some Jewish heritage.
- Art Shift: The opening short is animated in CGI, while the film proper is 2D animated.
- Audience Participation: As is tradition for Pretty Cure movies, the audience members are given Miracle Light wands, and the characters break the fourth wall to encourage them to use them during the movie.
- Big Bad: Cook, a manipulative fairy who brainwashes Jean-Pierre and puts a curse on Ciel.
- Blessed with Suck: Unlike the others, Akira is transformed into a lobster. While not slow or lazy like the others’ animal transformations, she’s only able to walk sideways.
- Crossover: The cast of Mahou Tsukai Pretty Cure appear investigating and eventually lend their aid in the final fight.
- Forced Transformation: Noting that their Animal Motifs give them an edge, Cook gives each of the Cures different ones.
- Whip goes from a rabbit to a turtle.
- Custard changes from a squirrel to a penguin.
- Gelato’s lion becomes a sloth.
- Macaron swaps out a cat for a panda.
- And finally, Chocolat goes from a dog to a lobster.
- Rainbow Puke: One scene has Kirarin and Pikario barfing rainbow sparkles.
- Red/Green Contrast: The Pink Heroine Cure Whip is given a green turtle costume to wear.
- Shapeshifter Mode Lock: Ciel gets trapped in her fairy form for much of the movie.
