History Anime / YesPrettyCure5

* ThemeTuneCameo: Nozomi tries to sing a snippet of the OP in episode 33 before Rin cuts her off.

* '''[[color:mediumorchid:Milky Rose]]''', Kurumi Mimino, an [[InsufferableGenius arrogant]] [[TheAce Ace]] and NewTransferStudent. As Milky Rose, she is a powerful AloofAlly who draws her strength from a separate Power Rose from the other Cures. [[spoiler:Of course, her true identity is Milk, and her better-than-you act runs out pretty fast when she admits that she's been taking cues from [[YouWatchTooMuchX watching that character type on magical girl shows]]]].

->''"[[TitleDrop Yes! Pretty Cure 5!]]"''
->''"[[SixthRanger The blue rose is the proof of secrets! Milky Rose!]]"''

* OneWingedAngel: When a member of the QuirkyMinibossSquad assumes one of these forms, then their FinalDeath is not far away.

* MythologyGag: "[[Anime/FutariWaPrettyCure Nagisa]] is in high school now."

''Yes! [=PreCure=] 5'' is the fourth entry in the Franchise/PrettyCure franchise. The title comes from the fact that this time, there are ''five'' Cures instead of two.

''Yes!'' [[BrokenBase produced more than a few waves in the Western fandom]] when it discarded many of the synonymous ''Franchise/PrettyCure'' tropes in favour of a more traditional formula. Despite this, the character development is good, the action is solid and it still retains some of the [[GoodOldFisticuffs fistfighting combat]] and PostModernism that makes ''Franchise/PrettyCure'' stand out in the MagicalGirl genre. It also started the trend of having ''every'' [[ByThePowerOfGrayskull transformation phrase]] and [[CallingYourAttacks special attack]] include the phrase [[TitleDrop "Pretty Cure"]] (where previously it was confined to the FinishingMove).

* ElementalHair: It's pretty easy to figure out which character has which elemental power just from looking at them.

AerithAndBob: While the first four cures have traditional Japanese names, Karen is the only one to have an English SOunding name,

** It happens to Tsubomi in ''Anime/HeartcatchPrettyCure'' concerning Itsuki, setting her up for the UnsettlingGenderReveal. And sometimes even ''after'' that!

Nozomi Yumehara is a [[GenkiGirl energetic]] though [[IdiotHero dimwitted]] girl who is DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife. She meets a [[{{Bishonen}} hot guy]] in a chance encounter, follows him into the library, and before she knows it her belief in the importance of following your dreams has turned her into a MagicalGirl with a [[NonHumanSidekick sidekick who looks like a yellow plush tanuki]]. Within a few episodes, she's assembled a complete [[TrueCompanions team]]:

* MirrorMatch: In TheMovie.
* MissingMom: Urara.

* TheMovie: Two of them, one for each season.

* TheOneGuy: Well, three total.

** Season 1 episode 43 gives us this exchange:

* ConspicuousCG: {{Transformation Sequence}}s.

* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: Crepe is their only real princess, but they do nod to the phenomenon in the first movie with the Princess Land theme park.

* ShaggyDogStory: [[spoiler:The entire Dream Collet plotline. Though TropesAreNotBad, because this trope becomes a point on how Coco is able to rally the Palmier Kingdom to break away from the Nightmare Mask and rebuild the Kingdom again even when the Dream Collet ran out of use by Desperaia.]]

* InterspeciesRomance: Coco and Nozomi, Komachi and Nuts, possibly Karen and Milk, and Urara and Syrup.

* GoodBadTranslation: Karen's [[CallingYourAttacks attack catchphrase]] ''can'' be translated as, "The rock-crushing power of a young girl's [[NoPeriodsPeriod heavy flow]]." For obvious reasons the fansubbers went with [[{{Woolseyism}} something different]], but the literal version survived long enough to undergo MemeticMutation.

->''"The great power of hope! Cure Dream!"''
->''"The red flame of passion! Cure Rouge!"''
->''"The effervescent scent of lemon! Cure Lemonade!"''
->''"The tranquility of the green earth! Cure Mint!"''

* ContinuityNod: In episode 40, Nozomi doesn't figure out that Otaka-san is the Chief Director until Rin says it. She ''[[CrowningMomentOfFunny and]]'' Urara have a BigWhat reaction. This happens again in episode 44 of ''[=GoGo=]'' with Santa Claus.

* ObaSan: Karen's not ''really'' this, but it is the source of her FanNickname. Although Rin ribs on this a bit during the first movie, when Karen tries to act like a princess (which, by the way, means lots of NoblewomansLaugh), Rin said that she looks more like a ''queen'' than a princess.

''Yes!'' proved popular enough to get a direct sequel called '''Yes! Precure 5 GO!GO!'''. After [[SoLastSeason upgrading their powers]], the Pretty Cure 5 team is recruited to protect the mysterious Cure Rose Garden from Eternal, an evil museum that steals and stockpiles priceless treasures from across the universe. To do this, the Pretty Cure have to [[GottaCatchEmAll track down the four missing rulers]] of the kingdoms that neighbour the Kingdom of Palmier, as they hold the [[MacGuffin four keys]] that unlock the path to the Cure Rose Garden.

The fourth entry in the Franchise/PrettyCure franchise. The title comes from the fact that this time, there are ''five'' Cures instead of two.

* GenreSavvy: Kurumi has studied in depth what it means to be a [[AloofAlly secret heroine]].

* RedOniBlueOni: Played straight with Cure Rouge and Cure Aqua, but inverted with Nuts (wears red more, is quieter) and Coco (wears blue more, is outgoing).
* RedemptionEqualsDeath: [[spoiler:Dark Dream]].

* BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine: Nozomi and Rin respectively, with Nozomi being a [[WideEyedIdealist chirpy, optimistic]] [[TheDitz idiot]] and [[GrumpyBear realist]] Rin providing a more [[SurroundedByIdiots normal]] point of view.

The fourth entry in the PrettyCure franchise. The title comes from the fact that this time, there are ''five'' Cures instead of two.

''Yes!'' [[BrokenBase produced more than a few waves in the Western fandom]] when it discarded many of the synonymous ''PrettyCure'' tropes in favour of a more traditional formula. Despite this, the character development is good, the action is solid and it still retains some of the [[GoodOldFisticuffs fistfighting combat]] and PostModernism that makes ''PrettyCure'' stand out in the MagicalGirl genre. It also started the trend of having ''every'' [[ByThePowerOfGrayskull transformation phrase]] and [[CallingYourAttacks special attack]] include the phrase [[TitleDrop "Pretty Cure"]] (where previously it was confined to the FinishingMove).

* ShyFingerTwiddling: Nozomi breaks into this in episode one after getting yelled at by Rin for not staying in one school club and for her {{Dojikko}} ways.