Characters / Pretty Cure All Stars

This is the character sheet for Pretty Cure All Stars. Note that we only list characters exclusive to the All Stars movies here because these movies are crossovers. For the Pretty Cure teams and other characters from the films, please see their respective continuity character pages listed here.

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Introduced in the DX trilogy

Fusion / Fuu-chan

Voiced by: Takehito Koyasu (Fusion), Sea Kumada (Fuu-chan)

^{Click here to see him as Fuu-chan}

The main antagonist of Pretty Cure All Stars DX and Pretty Cure All Stars New Stage. As his name suggests, he is a fusion of the vanquished Zakenna, Uzaina, Kowaina, and Hoshiina and has the ability to absorb power and make it into his own. In DX3 Black Hole revealed that he created Fusion to fulfill his plans on destroying the Cures, who resembles the powers of good and light. In New Stage, he returns and is defeated by the Pretty Cures up to Suite, but survives in pieces and one retrogrades back to a little fairy named Fuu-chan, where he is discovered by Ayumi. After he attempted to "Reset" Yokohama by eradicating everything in sight, Ayumi begged him to stop by reaching her true feeling to him as a friend. He then dies by lending all of his powers to the Smile Cures and destroying the remaining fragments of Fusion.

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• The Assimilator: In DX, his stated goal is to absorb everything and make them one with each other. He's after Chiffon because she's the Infinity.
• Big Bad: In All Stars DX and New Stage, he's the driving villain force behind the plot.
• Blob Monster: He appears to be made of gray slime in DX. His colors change with his pieces in New Stage.
• Blue-and-Orange Morality: In New Stage, Fuu-Chan doesn't understand right or wrong, only "What makes Ayumi happy" vs "What makes Ayumi distressed". This is what ultimately causes him to keep his antagonist status even after breaking away from Fusion, as he is willing to attack the Pretty Cures, destroy the city, kill an aggressive dog and even Ayumi's own mother if he thinks it will make her happy.
• Deadly Euphemism: In New Stage 1, Fuu-chan obviously can't say "die" given the target demographic, but that still doesn't stop him from saying "delete" and "reset" with the same intentions. As soon as Ayumi realizes this, his actions are played for as much horror as the movie can get away with.
• Heel–Face Turn: As Fuu-chan, he turns good out of his friendship with Ayumi and helps the Cures defeat the greater Fusion.
• Heroic Sacrifice: Fuu-chan gives all of his power to defeat the evil Fusion, ending his life in the process.
• Killed Off for Real: He was eliminated in New Stage, and hasn't been seen since.
• One-Winged Angel: He goes from being a clear blob to a Kaiju-sized monster capable of destroying the city.
• Power Parasite: He has the ability to absorb energy from the Pretty Cures' finishers and can gain powers from it. This is most apparent in his fight against the Smile team; whenever he absorbed a finisher, he gained their unique powers. Namely, March's Super-Speed and Sunny's Super-Strength.
• Ridiculously Cute Critter: Fuu-Chan looks like a ridiculously adorable Cute Slime Mook.
• Redemption Equals Death: Fuu-chan sacrifices himself to empower the Smile team to finish off Fusion.
• Sleep-Mode Size: As Fuu-Chan, he is quite tiny, being only as big as someone's palm.

Bottom

Voiced by: Kiyoyuki Yanada

The main antagonist of Pretty Cure All Stars DX2. He is an evil being that's revived 1000 years later to take revenge on the world by absorbing the powers of the Rainbow Jewel. In DX3 Black Hole revealed that he created Bottom to fulfill his plans on destroying the Cures, who resembles the powers of good and light.

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• As Long as There Is Evil: He claims that he will still rise up again as long as despair is still around in the world.
• Big Bad: He's the main villain of All Stars DX2.
• Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: The Cures defeated him WITH THE POWER OF HOPE!!!
• Eldritch Abomination: OH GOD. Imagine a gigantic and demonic Gulpin line including a mouth as large as he is, filled with sharp teeth in manner like baleen.
• Generic Doomsday Villain: There's not much to his character beyond wanting the Rainbow Jewel and hating the Pretty Cures. However, he does resurrect several past lieutenant villains to be his Quirky Miniboss Squad, so their more colorful personalities compensate for his lack of one.
• One-Winged Angel: Its final form is a huge mound of darkness with clawed hands, bony arms and the ability to fire a laser from its mouth
• Sea Monster: He calls his minions (which start as aquatic, skinny, and featureless creatures with glowing red eyes) and comes out from the bottom of the sea and in DX 3, he's described as "darkness of the deep".

Black Hole

Voiced by: Kōichi Yamadera

The main antagonist of Pretty Cure All Stars DX3, and the one responsible for creating Fusion and Bottom. Being the ultimate evil, he is created from the negative energies from the fallen villains the Pretty Cures had defeated throughout the years and has ultimate powers to destroy the whole planet. Black Hole represents the Ultimate evil in everyone's hearts, as the Cures represents Ultimate good. His main intention is to obtain and destroy the Prism Flower, which connects both the fairy worlds and the human world together.

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• As Long as There Is Evil: Basically, as long as evil still thrives (literally), he will rise up, not helped by the fact that he does so thanks to the negative energies from the Pretty Cures' fallen villains.
• Big Bad: Of All Stars DX3, he is the driving force behind everything happening.
• Broke Your Arm Punching Out Cthulhu: More like "Cthulhu Broke Your Arm Before You Could Punch Him". He shows up out of nowhere, blasts the Cures and destroys their Transformation Trinkets. Then Prism Flower fixes that arm for one more, final, decisive punch that obliterates said Cthulhu… and then back to broken arm.
• The Chessmaster: The one who orchestrated the strings in the previous 2 movies.
• Continuity Snarl: He's created from the residual evil of the Dusk Zone, the Dark Fall, Nightmare, Eternal, Labyrinth, and the Desert Messengers… the last of which was defeated not even a year prior to his appearance, which is at odds with the claim that he created Fusion since Fusion was made and defeated before Labyrinth and the Desert Messengers. For that matter, his seemingly recent emergence is also at odds with his other supposed creation Bottom having been around at least a thousand years ago.
• Cosmic Horror: His form is a GIGANTIC BLACK HOLE. He was the biggest Pretty Cure villain in history… until Pierrot's final form debuted.
• Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: The Cures defeated him WITH THE POWER OF LIGHT!!! But there is a price…
• Generic Doomsday Villain: He has exactly as little character as Bottom. Like Bottom, the villains he revives have a good deal more personality than he does to even things out.
• Greater-Scope Villain: The one who wants to destroy and kill all the Pretty Cures in previous All Stars movies… just for the Prism Flower.
• Made of Evil: This guy made of malice of all antagonists Precures had ever defeated. Every single one of them. For note, he made both eldritchs that summoned combined evil themselves.
• Man Behind the Man: He is responsible for Fusion and Bottom from the previous two movies.
• Meaningful Name: Named after a astronomical event.
• Omnicidal Maniac: He only wants to destroy all links to Earth and the Fairy Worlds, thus separating them forever in order to kill humanity and rule them with an iron fist.
• One-Winged Angel: His final form is basically the size of a black hole with six eyes and the ability to fire a laser from his mouth.

Introduced in the New Stage trilogy

Ayumi Sakagami (Cure Echo)

Voiced by: Mamiko Noto

^{Click here to see her as a civilian}

"Deliver my feelings, Cure Echo!!"

Ayumi is a junior high student in the Yokohama area who appears in Pretty Cure All Stars New Stage and is a big Pretty Cure fan. She is shy, doesn't talk to anyone, and generally alone, until she has an encounter with Fu-chan. As Cure Echo, her brown hair becomes light blonde and her ponytails grow longer, and her theme color is white. She actually never fights in the movie, as she used this form to reach out her feelings to Fuu-chan. Cure Echo also has the ability to control light.

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• 11th-Hour Ranger: Her Echo transformation doesn't show up until the last 10 minutes of New Stage 1 and 3, and her being reduced to a cameo afterwards limits what she is able to achieve with her power outside of one-shotting the Big Bad of New Stage 3.
• Advertised Extra: Not so much for Ayumi herself, but for her Cure Echo transformation. She's placed front and center on New Stage's poster, yet she herself doesn't appear until the absolute climax of the film, and even then, she doesn't really do anything, with her transformation deactivating before the rest of the Cures can land the final blow against Fusion.
• Ascended Fangirl: Ayumi ends up becoming Cure Echo for the movie.
• The Bus Came Back: She first appeared in New Stage. After only acting as The Cameo in New Stage 2, she returns in full force in New Stage 3.
  • She came back in All Stars F, most notably as a part of the broadcast ending of episode 35 of Hirogaru Sky! Pretty Cure.
• The Cameo: Makes her first canonical appearance in HuGtto! Pretty Cure Episode 37, aiding the Cures charging up the All For You ultimate to finish off and purify Dr. Traum.
• Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Despite being a 15th anniversary movie staring all the Cures over the years, Cure Echo is the only one not returning for All-Stars Memories (despite first appearing in an All-Stars movie herself). Not only did Toei provide no explanation for her absence, but it seems they doubled down on removing her from the series altogether, given how she has also been de-confirmed for All-Stars F (which will be introducing its own Original Generation Cure with Cure Supreme).
  • Actually subverted in case of All Stars F. As The Bus Came Back mentioned above, she come back, most notably as a part of the broadcast ending of episode 35 of Hirogaru Sky! Pretty Cure, despite her being de-confirmed for the movie itself.
• Commuting on a Bus: A strange example with her - Appears in New Stage 1, cameos in New Stage 2, returns in full in New Stage 3, cameos again in Spring Carnival and returns once more in Everybody Sing - Miraculous Power.
• Contrasting Sequel Main Character: Unlike all of the main Cures who are very well-known to the public who have their own team, Ayumi started off as a fan of the Cures who would only become a Cure during the events of All Stars New Stage. Unlike the main Cures who are at the very least closest friends to each other including their mascots, Ayumi didn't have many friends and often relied on Fuu-chan, whom she did not initially realise was the Big Bad Fusion and instead indirectly started his plans to reset the world, causing all of Yokohama's Minato Mirai to fall into darkness again like in DX. Whereas most of the Cures require their fairy partners to transform into their Cure form, Ayumi can transform into it with and/or without her Cure partner.
• Curtains Match the Window: She has both brown hair and eyes.
• Girlish Pigtails: Her hair is styled as a pair of long streams that go down to her shoulders.
• Light 'em Up: As Cure Echo. In New Stage 3, powered by Grell and Enyen, her attack Heartful Echo sweeps the landscape with light that banishes the darkness and depowered the Big Bad.
• The Magic Comes Back: After being Depowered after the events of New Stage, she's able to become Cure Echo again in New Stage 3.
• Meaningful Name: In New Stage 3, Enyen reveals that Ayumi is the "Phantom Pretty Cure" as she was "Born from Darkness." She first transformed into Cure Echo when trapped inside Fusion.
• New Transfer Student: In New Stage her family moved to the town where the movie takes place. Moving to a different place and entering a different school are among her main worries of the film. During the run of the film, she accepts these changes and starts befriending her new classmates at the end of the movie.
• Original Generation: Ayumi/Cure Echo is a Cure created for the All-Stars movies starting with New Stage.
• Shrinking Violet: She is quite shy, running away from several things up to and including the Pretty Cure. She grows out of it by the end, and even run towards the final battle in New Stage 3.
• Unwitting Instigator of Doom: When she befriends Fuu-chan, she is largely unaware of its true nature as the Big Bad Fusion. Unfortunately that would soon come to a head when her friendship indirectly started Fusion's plans to darken all of Minato Mirai.
• What Measure Is a Non-Human?: At first, she thinks this is the reason why Suite and Smile teams are attacking Fuu-chan, who she had befriended. Take note; the one who asked her to hand Fuu-chan over is Cure Muse. With what kind of history she had with her season's Big Bad, we know that it wasn't the case.

Grell

Voiced by: Rikako Aikawa

Grell is a bear-like fairy attending a school for fairies. He doesn't think the Precures are all that great, claiming without their Transformation Trinket, they're just normal girls.

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• The Atoner: When he realizes just how much damage his shadow had and will done, he insists to go to the frontline and saves the mascots. Becomes apparent when two Heel–Face Turn Cures, Passion and Beat, encourage him to go through his path of redemption.
• Heroic Wannabe: He started off thinking he was better than the Pretty Cure and that he could do a better job than them.
• Hot-Blooded: There's no line of his that he doesn't shout or speak with incredible passion.
• Inferiority Superiority Complex: His dislike of the Precures is because of this; the truth is he actually admires them like Enyen, but jealous that the Cures have his classmates' attention. He grows out of it.
• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: He releases the antagonist who starts the whole plot of New Stage 2.

Enyen

Voiced by: Sakiko Tamagawa

A fox-like fairy who is obsessed with the Precures and hopes to be a Precure fairy, even though he believes his chances are slim.

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• Earn Your Happy Ending: At the end of New Stage 3, he's shown with Ayumi, granting his wish.
• Hero-Worshipper: He has an encyclopaedic knowledge of the Precures because he admires their strength.
• In the Hood: The thing seems like a sign of his temperament; when he tries to figuratively or literally hide himself, he has the hood up. When he speaks out his mind, he has the hood down. In New Stage 3, he has the hood down for the entire movie except when trying to infiltrate the Land of Dream.
• Shrinking Violet: He is quite shy and withdrawn.

Yumeta

Voiced by: Konami Yoshida

A rabbit-like fairy who went with school with Grell and Enyen. A real crybaby, his actions lead to children getting trapped in the dream world.

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• Must Make Amends: When he realizes what his actions have done, he actively helps the Cures in trying to save the day.
• Took a Level in Badass: He finally wakes up to his true potential and aids the Cures in combat.
• Tragic Dropout: He was once part of the Fairy School, but he decided to drop out to focus on his tapil origins. Really didn't work out.
• What the Hell, Hero?: Both Grell and Enyen read him the riot act for his actions.

Kage

Voiced by: Chika Sakamoto

The main antagonist of Pretty Cure All Stars New Stage 2. He is the jealousy and resentment of the Precures that resided inside Gereru given life.

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• Big Bad: In All Stars New Stage 2, he tempts Gereru to release him and, when that happens, proceeds to cause damage and mayhem.
• Combat Pragmatist: The simple fact that he stole the Transformation Trinket to win his fight shows that he knows what makes the Cures so dangerous. Then, he tops it by attacking the Smile team on their back when they are distracted by En-En (Happy) and Miyuki got de-transformed (the rest).
• Enemy Without: He is Grell's dark side given form. The jewel that brought him to life was supposed to be a test of character for fairies to become Pretty Cure partners, but it Grell's shadow absorbed it.
• Great Big Book of Everything: Utilizes a guide on the seven previous teams to counteract and defeat their attacks. As there's nothing on the DokiDoki girls, he's forced to use brute force.
• Living Shadow: Or "Living Shadow Archetype". He's the dark side of Grell given a physical form, as mentioned in Enemy Without.
• No Name Given: He's just called Kage ("the shadow"), but he hasn't a real name.
• One-Winged Angel: He can transform into a gigantic shadow spider and does so during the climax.
• Redemption Equals Death: Like Fuu-chan, Kage's redeemed, but the girls' final attack is enough to kill him.
• Sealed Evil in a Can: The artifact that creates him was sealed because of its purpose is to latch at negative emotion of its victim.
• Weak, but Skilled: Compared to other Big Bads of All Stars, he's not an all powerful evil came from fusion of multiple Pretty Cure antagonists; just a form of negative feeling of a single fairy. But he somehow disables more than 20 Cures through the combination of stealth, theft, and research. When he's forced to use brute force, he's quickly overwhelmed even though they don't throw any of their stronger moves and the last Beam-O-War had the Cures in defensive.
• Wrong Genre Savvy: He's the villain. Even with his methods, he can't win against the Pretty Cures. Cure Beauty and Happy delivers a Badass Boast to him:
  Cure Beauty: "You won't find a way to defeat the Pretty Cures in a guide."
  Cure Happy:: "That's because our teamwork is unbeatable!"

Maamu

Voiced by: Fumi Hirano

Yumeta's mother, the guardian of the Land of Dream, and New Stage 3's antagonist. Worried by Yumeta's sadness and loneliness, she traps the children in the Land of Dream so Yumeta can have friends.

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• Anti-Villain: She only wants what's best for her son, and she only wants to protect him. To this end, she causes trouble and antagonizes the Precure for fear of them poisoning her son's mind.
• Baku: She's a fairy of the Land of Dream, identified as Baku. Though not exactly tapir-like, her tail transform into a vacuum cleaner similar to tapir nose that suck the Nightmare.
• Big Bad: A more Anti-Villain version of one, but the entire conflict of New Stage 3 is because of her.
• Big Bad Ensemble: With the Nightmare Monsters, who seem like The Dragon to her at first but actually a presence that she barely hold out and only directed to attack people she wants to attack.
• Bodyguard Betrayal: Tamer than most example, but Maamu forgoes her duty as the guardian of dream and traps the children for her own goal.
• My Beloved Smother: All of her actions is to "protect" Yumeta. When Yumeta realizes his own powerlessness is the thing that forces his mother to do so, he Took a Level in Badass to take over his mother's place so he won't be a bother anymore.
• My God, What Have I Done?: When she realizes that all she's done is cause trouble for all.
• Punny Name: She's a mother named Maamu.
• Reality Warper: In the Land of Dream, she's the strongest. From opening a portal to the human world, to controlling the Nightmare Monsters, to having full surveillance of that world, to changing the terrain itself to attack the Cures; unfortunately for her the Cures also have their own Reality Warper in form of Ai-chan.
• Spanner in the Works: Her plan to keep the children and the Cures in the dream world get derailed by two people: Nozomi and Yumeta. Nozomi's the first one to realize that she's in a dream world and ultimately rejects it, leading to the other trapped Cures to follow suit and when Yumeta sees what his weakness has done, his sorrowful wail awakens the children to the dangers at hand and their own wails are what ultimately free the Cures.

Akumu

Voiced by: Masako Nozawa

Personification of nightmare who undiscriminately attack anyone in the Land of Dream. Maamu uses them as her soldiers to repel the Cures in their quest to save the trapped children.

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• Anthropomorphic Personification: Of the Nightmare itself.
• Big Bad Ensemble: With Maamu, they seem like her dragon, but they're really a separate force that she manipulates. When they stop listening to her, they go on a rampage.
• Generic Doomsday Villain: They are less a character, and more a literal force of nature. Even after the Cures win, they still continue to exist the Land of Dream making chaos.
• Killer Rabbit: The Akumu are green stuffed teddy bears, who have pretty comical - but no less dangerous - arsenals like self-issued whack-a-mole, throwing coconuts, giant mecha, and bright blue spaceship, all while speaking only in somewhat adorable Pokémon Speak and do funny gestures.
• Underground Monkey: A non-video game example, the Monsters have many forms according to their power; the standard versions have strong melee, the smaller ones either as distraction maneuver for the larger ones or shooting artillery, the ones with bat wings swarmed the sky and bombing enemies with coconuts, the mecha and the ship are rode by the one wearing glasses. When they combine, they become a giant octopus with Breath Weapon.

Introduced in the Musicals

Odoren and Utaen

Voiced by: Atsuhiko Nakata (Odoren), Shingo Fujimori (Utaen)

Odoren (left) and Utaen (right)

A master thief and his henchman who captures the kingdom of Harmonia and seeks to get rid of the Pretty Cure in the process.

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• Badass Normal: Okay, so Odoren and Utaen aren't "badass" in the normal sense of the word, but let's not forget the fact that these two stole an entire kingdom, then went on to steal the Cures' fairies and transformation devices. No powers, no nothing. And this isn't counting the fact that Utaen blew everything with him being clumsy.
• Disaster Dominoes: Taking over the Spring Carnival and causing the Cures to fight back leads to a very big problem - Harmonia's guardian deity awakening and being very pissed off.
• Evil Duo: They're never seen apart.
• Fat and Skinny: Odoren is the skinny one and Utaen is the fat one, and they follow the typical roles where the skinny one is the leader and the fat one is the bumbling sidekick.
• I Meant to Do That: After he boasts holding all 40 Precure Transformation Trinket devices, Odoren attempts to turn into a "Cure Thief". When it's pointed out on the Legendary Warrior Precure can do that, he tries to blow it off with this.
• Phantom Thief: Odoren portrays himself as this. His actions… make it less so.
• Villain Song: "Odoren & Utaen, Thieves Extraordinaires".
• Xanatos Speed Chess: He pulls this off in trying to get rid of the Cures, but it doesn't work out right.

Solcielle

Voiced by: Seiko Niizuma

The main antagonist of Pretty Cure All Stars: Singing with Everyone♪ Miraculous Magic!. A mysterious and vengeful witch who is after the Pretty Cures' tears to resurrect her dead teacher.

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• Autobots, Rock Out!: Turns out the lullaby her teacher sung to her was the Ultimate Magic she wanted for so long. She uses it to empower the Cures.
• Back for the Finale: A downplayed example; she makes a cameo background appearance in the Mahō Tsukai Pretty Cure! finale.
• Back from the Dead: Her goal is to resurrect her dead teacher, so she could demand her teacher to give her the Ultimate Magic. She also makes copies of every previous Big Bad up to Dyspear.
• The Cameo: In the last episode of Mahō Tsukai Pretty Cure!, she briefly appears in the Magic World.
• Canon Immigrant: She has a background cameo in Mahō Tsukai Pretty Cure!'s final episode.
• Dark Magical Girl: Vengeful, powerful, and tortured, Solcielle's entire motif is bottled-necked toward her perceived abandonment from her teacher that she adored. The clashing nature between her love and her hatred is so great, her past is literally haunting her.
• Expository Hairstyle Change: As seen from her flashback, her hairstyle got curlier more and more she fell deep into her thirst for power. One of the reason the Cures don't immediately recognize the little girl who guides them in the entire dimension is Solcielle is because they look so different with each other.
• Heel–Face Turn: After realizing Trauuma is using her to push his own agenda and that her teacher really did love her, she decides to help the Cures. Complete with Good Costume Switch.
• Magic Music: The ghost of the little girl sings a certain tune that not only seems to elevate morale and connect people through the song, it also causes Solcielle terrible headaches. It turns out that little girl is herself and the song is the Ultimate Magic disguised as a lullaby by her teacher, something Solcielle doesn't realize at first. The song empowers and heals the singers' allies while also sealing off the titular 'beast of darkness' and protecting the singer's loved ones from him. The Cures only get some portion of the song's power simply because Solcielle is the only one who knows the lyrics.
• Meaningful Name: Phonetically identical to 'Sorcière' (Witch in French).
• Parental Abandonment: She was an orphan taken by her teacher at young age, and in her teens she lost her teacher too. Without parental guide, she got mixed up with bad crowd and things got worse from there.
• Power Of Hate: After her teacher died, she starts using hatred as fuel of her magic that she attacks her enemies with literal broken hearts. The reason her attack against Trauuma is ineffective is because either she's no longer full of hate or that Trauuma's hate is stronger than her own.
• Sigil Spam: The gold and purple jewel on the chest of her attire is also seen on the chests of the memory clones she creates of the past Big Bads.
• Squishy Wizard: She's so powerful, she can create near-mindless copies of completed seasons' Big Bad at almost full power just from the Cures' bad memories and every time her offensive spells hit, it de-transforms the Cures. But the moment Miracle and Magical get in melee range, she can't do much except blocking them with her staff. While she successfully parries the attacks, she visibly stumbles around from the whiplash.
• Villain Song: Hiyaku no RECIPE, sung as a duet between her and Trauuma as they start brewing the remedy that would accomplish their goals.
• "Well Done, Son" Guy: It's clear that her desire to learn the Ultimate Magic is to make her teacher proud, even before she outright says it.

Trauuma

Voiced by: Kouji Yamamoto

Solcielle's butler. Turns out to be an evil monster Solcielle's teacher sealed in the past and manipulates Solcielle to regain his full power.

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• The Corrupter: He's the one who first planted the notion in Solcielle's head that her teacher doesn't love her as the reason why she didn't teach her the Ultimate Magic.
• The Dragon: He's Solcielle's right-hand man who helps her in her quest to capture the Pretty Cure and retrieve their tears. Though he's actually Dragon with an Agenda and quickly elevates to The Man Behind the Man.
• Faux Affably Evil: While Trauuma is notably more polite than Solcielle, being soft-spoken and sometimes cartoonishly humorous, he's Obviously Evil, with him doing Verbal Backspace in his and Solcielle's Villain Song after blurting out a line about destroying the world.
• Funny Animal: His appearance is that of an anthropomorphic horse. He's so human-like, he can do a moonwalk and hold things despite a lack of fingers. After he regains his power, he becomes less anthro.
• I Lied: Just so you know, Solcielle, bringing dead people to live is impossible.
• Manipulative Bastard: He approached Solcielle when she was emotionally vulnerable and put into her mind that her teacher didn't love her. He then convinced her there was a way to bring back the dead, all to trick her into brewing a potion that would give him his power back.
• Meaningful Name: He indeed likes to use trauma (which his name also is pronounced as) as a psychological weapon. Also, the romaji of his name, Torauma (tiger horse), is exactly what he is; a horse with tiger stripes and tail.
• Omnicidal Maniac: Trauuma wants to destroy the world and he lets it slip during his and Solcielle's Villain Song.
• One-Winged Angel: Once Trauuma gains the tear of a Pretty Cure, he takes up his true form - a freakish horse monstrosity attached to what looks like a gazebo and armed with cannons powerful enough to disintegrate the world if not stopped.
• Villain Song: Hiyaku no RECIPE, sung as a duet between him and Solcielle while they start brewing the potion that would accomplish their villainous goals.

Introduced in Memories & F

Miden

Voiced by: Mamoru Miyano

A ghost-like entity that is obsessed with collecting different assortments of items and memories, driven by his own loneliness. He's the Big Bad of All-Stars Memories since his obsession leads to him to target the Pretty Cures and their happy memories.

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• Animate Inanimate Object: His true form is a single-lens camera.
• The Assimilator: He can steal the Cures' memories, reverting them to babies as a result, and can take their catchphrases and powers into his own inventory.
• Even Evil Has Standards: When his memory stealing leads to the Cures to become infants, he placed them in a specially-made playroom so they can at the very least stay out of harm's way.
• Freudian Excuse: Miden was originally a camera model F MKII, but the company that manufactured him went bankrupt and removed his film before he had the chance to be used to take any photos. The despair over not being able to make any memories was powerful enough to evolve him into the main monster of the film.
• I Did What I Had to Do: How he tries to justify stealing the Cures' memories. He didn't want to do it, but was so desperate to fill the void in his own soul that he ended up being Driven to Villainy.

Preme (Cure Supreme) (UNMARKED SPOILERS)

Preme (Cure Supreme/Supreme)

Voiced by: Maaya Sakamoto

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The mysterious and aloof sole member of the Another Dimension Pretty Cure, she joins Cure Sky and her team upon their awakening in an unknown isolated world, explaining to them that she's trying to stop her enemy, the mysterious Lord Arc. However, there is more to Preme than it seems...

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• 11th-Hour Superpower: She assumes an upgrade at the climax of the film, turning into Supreme Beta, to try and destroy all the Cures for real.
• Big Bad: Her original form was that of a huge, magical white, winged celestial creature that defeated and killed all 78 main Cures without breaking a sweat, all just to confirm herself as the strongest being in the universe. As Cure Supreme and later Supreme Beta, she is bent on doing the same thing again for the final time and continuing her galactic conquest.
• Bishōnen Line: Her original form was a white celestial being before taking on the form of a human girl and Pretty Cure after destroying the Cures' world.
• Blue-and-Orange Morality: She is less evil, but more of an alien being only knowing what strength is, unable to understand emotions, and only deciding her actions through cold logic.
• Breaking Old Trends:
  • Unlike previous films in the franchise, Cure Supreme is unambiguously evil, having been responsible for killing every Cure prior to the start of the movie. While this is balanced out by a new heroic Cure being introduced that plays a major role in her defeat, Cure Supreme still stands out as being the only truly evil Cure that isn't an Evil Knockoff or Brainwashed and Crazy, unlike Dark Pretty Cure, Dark Tender or Queen Mirage, though in the end Supreme has a change of heart after finally being defeated by the Cures. Justified because she's the Big Bad, specifically the evil half of the celestial being that destroyed the world and nearly got the Cures Killed Off for Real.
  • Unlike Cure Echo, who has always been listed as an All Stars Cure and is considered as such, with her Transformation Trinket being recycled from another season and her costume lacking any kind of theme, Preme is listed, in-universe, as the heroine for her own season, with her Transformation Trinket having her season's symbol on the back, similar to how several seasons feature the symbol somewhere on their own, and a very distinct rabbit theme to her outfit, costume and mascot.
• Clipped-Wing Angel: After showing her true colors as Supreme Beta, she turns herself into a huge shadowy version of her Cure form, but unlike her original white celestial being form, she only has half her strength due to having split half her strength onto Puca, who joined the Cures.
• Contrasting Replacement Character: She can be seen as the polar opposite replacement to the previous original movie-exclusive Cure, Ayumi Sakagami/Cure Echo, being that both of them want to be Pretty Cures on their right, but Preme is completely different to Cure Echo in many ways.
  • Unlike Ayumi who is a flesh-and-blood human and is an Ascended Fangirl who is a big fan of the Pretty Cures before becoming one during New Stage 3, Preme is a human in disguise, as she is the literal evil half of the cosmic entity Supreme, the same being responsible for wiping out the entire Cure team in her goal to confirm herself as the strongest being in existence with her destroying their world and recreating it with her as the sole Pretty Cure in an attempt to understand where they gain their strength.
  • Both have a light-themed motif as a Cure, but they are very different in a few aspects. Whereas Cure Echo eventually becomes a heroic Cure who joins the rest of the Cures during the battle with Fusion, Preme is the complete opposite of her, who is a villainous Pretty Cure, stemming from her obsession to understand the Pretty Cures' power.
  • This also extends to their treatment of their companions. Ayumi/Cure Echo sees Fuu-chan (a fragment of Fusion) as a friend despite eventually leading to Fusion's awakening near the end of New Stage 3, while Preme is incapable of love and emotion, who would go to such lengths to discard anyone whom she considers weak as in the case with her betrayal of Puca and eventually the entire Cure team.
• Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: To the previous villains of the franchise.
  • Unlike previous Big Bads of the franchise who are an Eldritch Abomination or a stereotypical Dark Is Evil, Cure Supreme is a light-themed Pretty Cure villain who is a Cure that is not an Evil Knockoff to previous villains like Dark Pretty Cure. She is, at best, a bigger contrast to most of the previous villains who are mostly embodying the Dark Is Evil trope like Black Hole in DX3 or the Evil King in Futari wa, as her bright colours and her hero-killing villainy truly show that Light Is Not Good.
  • Unlike most villains including Mephisto, Saabaku, Siren, Dark Tender and Queen Mirage who were all brainwashed by the real Big Bad into committing evil acts, Cure Supreme is entirely aware of her heinous actions and acts on her own accord. Also unlike them, she eventually had a change of heart, courtesy of Puca (which put her into Light Is Good now).
  • She's a contrast to the Dark Pretty Cure. Dark Pretty Cure is an Evil Knockoff Artificial Human created by Sabaaku/Professor Tsukikage through Yuri's DNA, while Cure Supreme was created after splitting from its original form Supreme, serving as its evil half. The Dark Pretty Cure is a dark-themed Dark Magical Girl, while Cure Supreme is also a Dark Magical Girl, except that the "dark-coloured" aspect is verily inverted as she has lighter and brighter colours, a Hero Killer and is an evil Pretty Cure.
  • Both to Dune and Darknest from both Heart Catch Pretty Cure and Star★Twinkle Pretty Cure. They plan to destroy the universe (probably The Multiverse in Preme's case) for their own agenda and for their reasons, but Preme is different to them. Dune is the leader of the Desert Apostles, who wants to turn Earth and possibly other planets into desert but relies mostly on his minions including his second-in-command Saabaku for his dirty work before showing his true face as its true leader and the Final Boss to the HeartCatch team. Darknest/Ophiuchus is the disgraced former 13th Star Princess who heavily disagreed with the other Star Princesses about imagination, leading her exile before she bears the disguised identity of Darknest and later starting the creation of the Notraiders, where she wants to wipe out the universe of any imagination; before revealing her true identity as Ophiuchus in Episode 46. In contrast to the two villains above, Preme a.k.a. Cure Supreme is the evil half of Supreme, who is obviously evil from the start and does not use a disguise, where her plan involves erasing Pretty Cures from existence and creating a new universe where she is the absolute and only Cure ever to have existed, to make herself the strongest entity in existence, where she does it all by herself without any external help including minions of an evil faction, which shows how much she easily curb-stomps 78 main Pretty Cures in the past when she was a winged celestial creature and plans to repeat the same thing after scattering the rest of the revived Cures to observe them in her own world.
  • In general, her goals are remarkably more different than the previous villains, as it involves a Cosmic Retcon to make a new reality where they are the heroine of said new universe by killing the Cures, rather than simply destroying it for good.
  • She heavily contrasts to Gooyan from Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash★Star. They are both similar in some aspects, being that they are ancient beings and are the ones really pulling the strings in their respective shows rather than the supposed Big Bad, with Akudaikahn for Gooyan and Arc for Preme. While Gooyan is at first a mischievous, sly imp who is eventually revealed to be a destructive entity at the end, Supreme is a No-Nonsense Nemesis to the Cures from the start, who actually splits herself into two personalities (Preme and Puca) to spy on the Cures. Goyan stayed irredeemable to the end, while Preme redeemed herself at the end after her defeat.
  • She heavily contrasts Miden from the previous movie Memories:
    • Miden is a being from Earth, who always felt empty and incomplete due to being a camera that was never used to make any memories. While Supreme is a being from outer space, who made herself incomplete when creating Puca and splitting her powers onto her in an attempt to understand what the Cures are.
    • Miden sought out the Cures to steal their memories in a desperate attempt to make themself feel more complete, which also gave them the powers of the Cures whose memories they took. Supreme emulated the Cures in an attempt to understand where their strength came from, but was unable to grasp it due to her superficial understanding of the Cures.
• Cosmic Retcon: She (as Supreme) tried to erase all Pretty Cures from existence, leaving only the new world she created where she is the hero of Another Dimension Pretty Cure. However, to her surprise, the Cures ended up being revived, which caused her to join Cure Sky's team to spy on them in order to restart her plan for the last time.
• Curb-Stomp Battle:
  • Cure Supreme easily handles the four teams in the movie with ease. Not only that, but she easily does it in her Cure form! In perspective, most of the franchise's Big Bads had to transform to their final forms to gain a significant advantage against them yet Supreme does it in her Cure form. For the record, DX3's Big Bad Black Hole even has to summon villains from the past to defeat the Cures.
  • In the fight of the past, it's simple: Supreme murdered all the Cures. Without any effort.
• Defeat Means Friendship: Undergoes a Heel–Face Turn at the end, with her and Puca together after the former's defeat. Look like Preme has finally got what it means to be a Cure at the end of the day.
• Did Not See That Coming: She did not expect that the Cures she defeated would somehow respawn in the world she created.
• Easily Forgiven: Despite having tried to kill the Cures and destroy their world, they were willing to forgive and become friends with her. This is justified since they wanted to show Preme what being a Cure truly meant and them killing her would prove her worldview right.
• Evil Counterpart: Both to Puca and to every single heroic Cure she faces.
  • Preme is Supreme's evil half, while Puca is Supreme's good half who split up from the original Supreme's body after the Cosmic Retcon. To further highlight the irony, Preme has light colours and is initially evil whereas Puca has dark colours but is on the good guys. Turns out it was a bad idea for her when Puca joined against the heroic Cures to stop her for good.
  • Preme's true motivation to wipe out the Cures from existence is already given for her being the complete opposite of the heroic Cures, in spite of her having bright colours. In perspective, Cure Supreme is a representation of what happens when a Pretty Cure succumbs to The Dark Side, embraces the life of villainy and decides to become a villain on their own choice (not through being brainwashed, period), even gaining Dark Is Evil colors at the climax. Thankfully, Puca fixed it all thanks to the Cures.
• Evil Wears Black: She attains an upgrade to her Cure form, named Supreme Beta, and wears a predominantly black dress (albeit accented by some bright blue). She tried to destroy the Pretty Cures once and for all, but was (finally) defeated by them and Puca, and she ended up changing her ways although she still keeps the black outfit albeit with some parts in a lighter shade.
• Genuine Imposter: Preme spends the entire film pretending to be Cure Supreme, the only known member of the Another Dimension Pretty Cure. At the end of the film she and Puca have effectively formed the genuine Another Dimension Pretty Cure.
• Giant Space Flea from Nowhere: She (and Puca) started out as one, and became curious when she found out the Cures aren't Killed Off for Real. The events of All Stars F would never have happened if Supreme wasn't there to attack, defeat and kill the Cures, and to pull a Cosmic Retcon.
• Good Wears White: Played with; She's a Pretty Cure with a pure white magical girl outfit, but is undoubtedly evil until she accepts defeat in the end when she finally understands the lesson of being a Pretty Cure, but by that time she retains the black outfit she wore as Supreme Beta.
• Heel–Face Turn: At the end of the movie and finally being defeated by the Cures, she joins Puca and has a change of heart, finally knowing what it means to be a Pretty Cure.
• Hell Is That Noise: During the Cures' confrontation with Supreme at the start of the movie, the winged celestial itself doesn't even utter a single word other than various screeching sounds, which makes her extremely ominous like a godly threat. And it shows when she easily murders every Cure in a matter of seconds, which is very fitting.
• Hero Killer: She killed all 78 main Cures and destroyed the world, only for the Cures to be revived upon recreation, ensuring Puca the path to become a Cure, and thus giving the Cures a fighting chance against Supreme.
• Killer Rabbit: Being an Apocalypse Maiden, as well as a Little Bit Beastly, along with all her equipment having a rabbit theme, makes her one of these.
• Light Is Not Good: Her original form at the beginning is a white-coloured winged celestial. Her Cure form and her hair are mainly of bright colors (predominantly white), and she's the Big Bad who fatally defeated and nearly erased that there were any Pretty Cure other than herself. She only became Light Is Good after her defeat and Heel–Face Turn at the end, thanks to Puca and finally knowing what it means to be a Pretty Cure.
• Little Bit Beastly: Preme has a pair of bunny ears, disguised as hair antenna, which partially react to her mood, like standing almost straight up when she transforms into Supreme Beta for the first time, as well as a puffball tail in all her forms.
• Lonely at the Top: After being defeated by the Cures, she realizes that despite her immense strength, she is completely alone and envies the way the Cures live with True Companions with her creation of Puca being an attempt to alleviate this. Thankfully, Puca is willing to start over with Preme.
• The Man Behind the Curtain: Everything that the Cures face was created by Preme for the narrative of her fake season, with the monsters only dying to her attacks.
• The Mole: Due to all the Cures that respawned in her world not remembering their first fight, Preme joins Cure Sky's team in an attempt to understand the Pretty Cures, but her inability to understand friendship caused her to declare the whole thing a waste of time, causing her to retry her attempt to destroy their world and continue her galactic conquest.
• Near-Villain Victory: Before the events of F, she already defeated all 78 main Cures, destroyed their world, and recreated it as part of her experiments. However, the Cures managed to respawn in her world and managed to get Puca, who has half of Preme's powers, on their side. With Puca's help, they were able to recreate the world, defeat Supreme, and teach her the true meaning of what being a Pretty Cure is.
• Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Supreme shouldn't have split its power equally between Preme and Puca. When she abandons Puca and causes her to join the Pretty Cure, it tips the scales back in their favor, when, as Supreme on its own, it had enough power to defeat all of them easily.
• One-Woman Army: Even at half her actual strength, she was still powerful enough to take on all 78 main Cures.
• Original Generation: She's a new Pretty Cure introduced for All-Stars F, complete with the rabbit-themed Another Dimension Pretty Cure, until the main reveal that she is the movie's Big Bad, making her the first Pretty Cure to serve explicitly as a main antagonist.
• Physical God: She is a celestial being capable of destroying and rebuilding entire worlds along with having enough strength to defeat all the Cures by herself.
• Shadow Archetype:
  • Before her redemption, Preme embodies many opposite traits that heroic Cures doesn't, including her being a ruthless Social Darwinist using a fake hero guise, as well as casting others out for their perceived "weakness". She represents what would happen if a Pretty Cure (not brainwashed) willingly goes into the dark side and embraces the side of villainy with the excuse of Might Makes Right mentality, obsessing strength and pragmatic thinking over companionship and friendship.
  • Additionally, Preme is this to Yuri Tsukikage/Cure Moonlight, who represents what would happen if Yuri doesn't see others as close companions and treat them as "weak", as in the case with Preme calling Puca useless in front of the Cures simply because she does not use her own ability.
• This Cannot Be!: The look on her face upon her defeat is one of clear shock.
• Un-Installment: "Another Dimension Pretty Cure", her supposed season, never existed in the first place.
• Villain Respect: What caused the events of the film is her gaining respect for the Cures' strength, which drives her to destroy their world and recreate it as part of her pretend season to gain their strength for herself.
• Villainous Breakdown: When the Cures overpower her in the final battle, her stoic demeanor crumbles with her continuing to be puzzled at what the Cures are and yelling out her frustrations at being unable to regain the advantage.
• Walking Spoiler: Good luck trying to talk about her (seriously) without revealing that she's the Big Bad responsible for the events of All-Stars F.
• White Hair, Black Heart: Cure Supreme has a brighter-coloured hair, but is an evil Pretty Cure with a malicious intent. Subverted at the end, when she undergoes a Heel–Face Turn and joins Puca.
• The Worf Barrage: One the receiving end of one; As the original Supreme, the remaining living Cures tried to unleash all of their powers onto it as a tripartite combined attack, including the Marble Screw, to defeat her for good. Unfortunately for them, Supreme was unaffected by their attacks and she just shrugged it off with her destroying and rebuilding their world afterwards.
• The Worf Effect: Not a victim herself, but she inflicts it on the Precure. The film goes out of its way to show powerhouses like Milky Rose, Cure Moonlight, Cure Ace, Cure Felice, Cure Black, and Cure White, being helpless against her with Felice in particular has been shown to have been outright vaporized by her.
• Xanatos Speed Chess: After defeating the Cures and destroying their world. Preme would create the entire facade of her "heroic arc": she creates Lord Arc to paint herself as the hero fighting against him in the mysterious castle to figure out where the Cures got their strength. Somehow some of the Cures she defeated managed to respawn in her world, but she uses the lack of memories of their fight to infiltrate one of the groups formed, only to reveal herself as the one who orchestrated everything and then tries to destroy them and their world once more.

Puca (Cure Puca) (UNMARKED SPOILERS)

Voiced by: Atsumi Tanezaki

^{Click here to see her as a Pretty Cure}

The mascot fairy for Another Dimension Pretty Cure, she joins Cure Prism and her team upon their awakening in an unknown isolated world. But, for some reason, she appears reluctant to trust any Pretty Cure...

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• 11th-Hour Superpower: She gains the power of Pretty Cure, which combined with her nature as the good half of the same celestial that nearly Ret-Gone the Cures, materialized (thanks to Miracle light) to her becoming Cure Puca.
• Afraid of Their Own Strength: Since she holds half the power of a Physical God, she is very afraid to use her powers, which is not helped by her timid nature and lack of control.
• All Your Powers Combined: Empowered by all the mascots including Royale Candy, Cure Mofurun, Pekorin, and Kome-Kome Children's Lunch Dress facilitates her transformation into Cure Puca to fight against Supreme Beta herself.
• Contrasting Sequel Main Character: To Ai-chan from Doki Doki Pretty Cure, as both of them originated as a fragment of someone's selves. While Ai-chan is Marie Ange's physical body who is in her baby-like state after splitting up her psyche, Puca is the good half of the cosmic entity Supreme, who intentionally split both the good and bad halves of herself.
• Dark Is Not Evil: Her original form has darker colours, but she is the good half of the celestial being and is with the good guys. Unlike her evil half Preme/Cure Supreme who has bright colours but is obviously evil (at first), becoming the ultimate enemy of the Cures in the climax when she gains her final form Supreme Beta.
• Fairy Companion: Preme created her to act out as this based on the fairies of the Cures, but due to her lack of understanding of what truly makes someone a Pretty Cure, she thought that Puca was also supposed to fight and use her powers rather than being a companion and friend.
• Good Counterpart: As Cure Puca, she serves this to Preme due to truly understanding what the Cures are unlike Preme who faked her appearance as a Cure and only became a genuine one after her defeat.
• Killer Rabbit: In her mascot form, when her powers initially flared up, they could vapourize whatever Puca touched. Thankfully, she managed to get control of it.
• Literal Split Personality: She's the good half of Supreme, the other being evil Preme.
• Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal: Puca is cast away by Preme due to, despite the fact she gave half of her power to her, she can't use it, being useless in her eyes. As a result, Puca is able to learn the Power of Friendship long before Preme even figures it out, and even persuades Preme that You Are Not Alone.
• Morphic Resonance: She retains her ears and tail in her human form, and even as a Cure with a dose of Palette Swap, in that she's pink Supreme, following the tradition of pink Cures being heroic, while her dress is rather similar to that to her other half (Su)Preme.
• Original Generation: She's a new fairy introduced for All-Stars F. And she becomes a Pretty Cure in the climax.
• Pokémon Speak: She usually goes with "puca puca" speech while in her mascot form.
• Power Incontinence: At first, Puca is terrified of using her powers, until the (true) Pretty Cure let her know that power like Supreme has can be used for good, and she shows she's every bit as powerful as Preme...
• Spanner in the Works: Supreme shouldn't have split its power equally between Preme and Puca. When one of them joins the Pretty Cure, it tips the scales back in their favor, when, as Supreme on its own, it had enough power to defeat all of them easily.
• Turn the Other Cheek: Even though Preme tried to kill her and destroy the Cures' world, she is willing to forgive her creator and other half so that they can start over.
• Verbal Tic Name: Mashiro gives her the name Puca since that's all she can say.
• Walking Spoiler: Good luck trying to talk about her without revealing that she betrays Supreme to join the heroes, eventually gaining a human form and becoming the second Cure of Preme's supposed team.
• You Are Not Alone: Says this to Preme at the end of the film with them renewing their partnership as genuine Cures.

Arc (UNMARKED SPOILERS)

A giant dark entity that resides inside a castle as its ruler. Or so it seems...

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• Big Bad: Supposedly the antagonist of Another Dimension Pretty Cure. Subverted near the end when it was revealed that he isn't the real antagonist of the movie, and he is easily defeated.
• Contrasting Sequel Antagonist: To Akudaikahn from Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash★Star. Both are creations of the real Big Bad and are the supposed leaders of their organization. Unlike Akudaikahn who was created by Gooyan for his goals of destroying the universe, Arc was only created by Preme as part of her plan under the pretence of "defeating" it so she can learn what it means to be a Cure.
• Disc-One Final Boss: He was initially set up as the Big Bad, until it was revealed that his "defeat" revealed the true mastermind, which was none other than Preme.
• Large and in Charge: He's the ruler residing in a mysterious castle with a large, imposing figure. But the "In Charge" part gets Subverted at the end when Preme is behind his creation.
• Puppet King: A literal case. He was initially seen as the ruler of his own castle, until it was revealed that he was actually created by Preme, who is really the one running the literal show.
• The Voiceless: Has no lines of dialogue himself, despite having a few decently-timed scenes. "His" minions are capable of speaking, so it can only be assumed that he can do the same, just doesn't get the chance to.

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