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* OurMagesAreDifferent: People of the magic world gain their ability to cast spells from the Wand Tree, which materializes wands for those it deems worthy.
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* OurMagesAreDifferent: People of the magic world gain their ability to cast spells from the Wand Tree, wand trees, which materializes materialize wands for those it deems worthy.newborns and for certain chosen ones, such as Mirai.
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* MundaneUtility: Some of the magic shown in series goes into this territory, be it unfreezing mandarin oranges encased in ice and opening large gates.
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: The world that Riko lives where magic exists, and the world that Mirai lives in where magic doesn't exist are named "Magic World" and "No Magic World" respectively.
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* MineralMacGuffin: What the Linkle Stones are made out to be.
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* MineralMacGuffin: What The Linkle Stones, which the Cures use to transform and cast spells. The villains are specifically after the Linkle Stones are made out to be.Stone Emerald.
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* OurMagesAreDifferent: People of the magic world gain their ability to cast spells from the Wand Tree, which materializes wands for those it deems worthy.
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* ATwinkleInTheSky: The finisher, Diamond Eternal, sends enemies off into space trapped in a giant diamond, ending in this and exploding to return the cursed items back to where they came from.
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The show shows the return to some earlier Precure conventions, such as the WonderTwinPowers and the LightFemmeAndDarkFemme color contrast.
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The show shows marks the return to some earlier Precure conventions, such as the WonderTwinPowers and the LightFemmeAndDarkFemme LightFeminineAndDarkFeminine color contrast.
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The show shows the return to some earlier Precure conventions, such as the WonderTwinPowers and the LightFemmeAndDarkFemme color contrast.
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* EitherOrTitle: The logo has both "Mahoutsukai Precure" and "Maho Girls Precure". In series, Cure Miracle and Magical are referred to officially as Mahoutsukai Precure.
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* ArtisticAge: Type 2, especially in relation to more recent Pretty Cure series. Mirai and Riko in their civilian forms look about 10 when you consider that their proportions are more similar to the civilian forms of Cures [[Anime/SuitePrettyCure Muse]] and [[Anime/DokiDokiPrettyCure Ace]], and when they transform into Cure Miracle and Magical, they're about as tall as the Anime/GoPrincessPrettyCure group (who themselves are Type 1). It also doesn't help that their [[AgeInappropriateDress manner of dress is rather child-like]].
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* ArtisticAge: Type 2, especially in relation to more recent Pretty Cure series. Mirai and Riko in their civilian forms look about 10 (they're supposed to be 13) when you consider that their proportions are more similar to the civilian forms of Cures [[Anime/SuitePrettyCure Muse]] and [[Anime/DokiDokiPrettyCure Ace]], and when they transform into Cure Miracle and Magical, they're about as tall as the Anime/GoPrincessPrettyCure group (who themselves are Type 1). It also doesn't help that their [[AgeInappropriateDress manner of dress is rather child-like]].
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Misuse. Girliness Upgrade is when a tomboyish character becomes more feminine, not just making anything cute/girly.
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* ArcSymbol: A pentagram with hearts around the star is consistently seen throughout the series. Whether it has any meaning remains to be seen, but leave it to Pretty Cure to [[GirlinessUpgrade make a Pagan symbol really cute-looking]].
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* ArcSymbol: A pentagram with hearts around the star is consistently seen throughout the series. Whether it has any meaning remains to be seen, but leave it to Pretty Cure to [[GirlinessUpgrade make a Pagan symbol really cute-looking]].cute-looking.
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* ArcSymbol: A pentagram with hearts around the star is consistently seen throughout the series. Whether it has any meaning remains to be seen, but leave it to Pretty Cure to [[GirlinessUpgrademake make a Pagan symbol really cute-looking]].
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* ArcSymbol: A pentagram with hearts around the star is consistently seen throughout the series. Whether it has any meaning remains to be seen, but leave it to Pretty Cure to [[GirlinessUpgrademake [[GirlinessUpgrade make a Pagan symbol really cute-looking]].
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* ArcSymbol: A pentagram with hearts around the star is consistently seen throughout the series. Whether it has any meaning remains to be seen, but leave it to Pretty Cure to [[GirlinessUpgrademake make a Pagan symbol really cute-looking]].
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Hid this one until more context is available because it may just be preference of word choice for this series as opposed to an actual case of Not Using The Z Word. While magic-user/magician and witch can be interchangeable, Mahoutsukai 魔法使い could possibly be used because it seems more neutral as opposed to majo 魔女, which may imply mischievousness (the Magicial Academy seems to be above that), has more of a harsher sound to it, and isn't really gender neutral, containing the kanji for woman.
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''Maho Girls Precure'' (''Mahoutsukai Pretty Cure''; "Magician Pretty Cure"), is the thirteenth entry in the ''Franchise/PrettyCure'' franchise. It is the eleventh separate continuity in the series and will begin airing in February 2016.
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''Maho Girls Precure'' (''Mahoutsukai Pretty Cure''; "Magician Pretty Cure"), is the thirteenth entry in the ''Franchise/PrettyCure'' franchise. It is the eleventh separate continuity in the series and will begin began airing in February 2016.
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* AnimeHair: Cure Magical's strange hairstyle manages to combine a SciFiBobHaircut in the front, RapunzelHair in the back, and has [[ImprobableHairStyle wing-like protrusions held together by a bow]]. And to top it all off, she manages to have [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking two very specific cow-licks]] in the front.
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* AnimeHair: Cure Magical's strange hairstyle manages to combine a SciFiBobHaircut in the front, RapunzelHair in the back, and has [[ImprobableHairStyle wing-like protrusions held together by a bow]]. And to top it all off, she still manages to have [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking two very specific cow-licks]] in the front.
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* AnimeHair: Cure Magical's strange hairstyle manages to combine a SciFiBobHaircut in the front, RapunzelHair in the back, and has [[ImprobableHairStyle wing-like protrusions held together by a bow]]. And to top it all off, she manages to have [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking two very specific cow-licks]] in the front.
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* AnimeHair: Cure Magicial's strange hairstyle has wing-like protrusions held together by a bow.
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* AnimeHair: Cure Magicial's Magical's strange hairstyle manages to combine a SciFiBobHaircut in the front, RapunzelHair in the back, and has [[ImprobableHairStyle wing-like protrusions held together by a bow.bow]].
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* CostumePorn: Cure Magicial could easily win for most elaborate Pretty Cure outfit complete with at least three layers of cloth, an off-the-shoulder cape, gold-trimming and ribbons galore, and a witch-hat hair ornament with a hanging pink-pom.
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* ArtisticAge: Type 2, especially in relation to more recent Pretty Cure series. Mirai and Riko in their civilian forms look about 10 when you consider that their proportions are more similar to the civilian forms of Cures Muse and Ace, and when they transform into Cure Miracle and Magical, they're about as tall as the Go Princess Pretty Cure group (who themselves are Type 1). It also doesn't help that their manner of dress is rather child-like.
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* ArtisticAge: Type 2, especially in relation to more recent Pretty Cure series. Mirai and Riko in their civilian forms look about 10 when you consider that their proportions are more similar to the civilian forms of Cures Muse [[Anime/SuitePrettyCure Muse]] and Ace, [[Anime/DokiDokiPrettyCure Ace]], and when they transform into Cure Miracle and Magical, they're about as tall as the Go Princess Pretty Cure Anime/GoPrincessPrettyCure group (who themselves are Type 1). It also doesn't help that their [[AgeInappropriateDress manner of dress is rather child-like.child-like]].
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* AnimeHair: Cure Magicial's strange hairstyle has papillon ear-like protrusions held together by a bow.
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* AnimeHair: Cure Magicial's strange hairstyle has papillon ear-like wing-like protrusions held together by a bow.
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* NotUsingTheZWord: W Word in this case. Riko is referred to as a [[TitleDrop Magic User]] rather than a witch.
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* MineralMacGuffin: What the Linkle Stones are made out to be.
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* ByThePowerOfGrayskull: "Cure Up♥Rapapa!"
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* WonderTwinPowers: Much like [[Anime/FutariWaPrettyCure Cure Black and Cure White]], Mirai and Riko transform by holding hands and saying the transformation phrase in unison.
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* CuteWitch: The overall theme, which is a first for the series.
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->''With the magic words "Cure Up♥Rapapa!", two worlds will now be connected!''
''Maho Girls Precure'' (''Mahoutsukai Pretty Cure''; "Magician Pretty Cure"), is the thirteenth entry in the ''Franchise/PrettyCure'' franchise. It is the eleventh separate continuity in the series and will begin airing in February 2016.
One day, junior-high student Mirai Asahina spots a mysterious girl [[FlyingBroomstick flying through the sky on a broom]] and discovers there is an entire [[MagicalLand world of magic and wonder]] existing parallel to Earth. The stranger, a [[CuteWitch novice witch]] named Riko, has crossed over to this world in search of the "[[MineralMacGuffin Linkle Stone Emerald]]", and the two girls realise they somehow possess identical pendants.
When they are suddenly attacked by a minion of the Dark Sorceress Dokuroxy, their pendants shine with a blessed light and grant them incredible magical power. Now Mirai and Riko must study and fight together as both magicians and warriors: the Maho Girls Pretty Cure!
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!! ''Maho Girls Precure'' contains examples of:
* CuteWitch: The overall theme, which is a first for the series.
* LivingToys: Or living stuffed bear. Mofulun is the first mascot in the Pretty Cure franchise to not be a fairy, instead being Mirai's beloved childhood teddy bear who comes to life after she becomes a Cure.
* MagicalGirl: It goes without saying that this applies to the whole ''Pretty Cure'' franchise, but this series is notable for putting more emphasis on the "magical" part.
* MagicalLand: Riko's homeland, and where Mirai goes to attend the Magic Academy.
->''With the magic words "Cure Up♥Rapapa!", two worlds will now be connected!''
''Maho Girls Precure'' (''Mahoutsukai Pretty Cure''; "Magician Pretty Cure"), is the thirteenth entry in the ''Franchise/PrettyCure'' franchise. It is the eleventh separate continuity in the series and will begin airing in February 2016.
One day, junior-high student Mirai Asahina spots a mysterious girl [[FlyingBroomstick flying through the sky on a broom]] and discovers there is an entire [[MagicalLand world of magic and wonder]] existing parallel to Earth. The stranger, a [[CuteWitch novice witch]] named Riko, has crossed over to this world in search of the "[[MineralMacGuffin Linkle Stone Emerald]]", and the two girls realise they somehow possess identical pendants.
When they are suddenly attacked by a minion of the Dark Sorceress Dokuroxy, their pendants shine with a blessed light and grant them incredible magical power. Now Mirai and Riko must study and fight together as both magicians and warriors: the Maho Girls Pretty Cure!
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!! ''Maho Girls Precure'' contains examples of:
* CuteWitch: The overall theme, which is a first for the series.
* LivingToys: Or living stuffed bear. Mofulun is the first mascot in the Pretty Cure franchise to not be a fairy, instead being Mirai's beloved childhood teddy bear who comes to life after she becomes a Cure.
* MagicalGirl: It goes without saying that this applies to the whole ''Pretty Cure'' franchise, but this series is notable for putting more emphasis on the "magical" part.
* MagicalLand: Riko's homeland, and where Mirai goes to attend the Magic Academy.
