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* SiblingYinYang: Multiple examples:
** Yasu and Haruki Fukuda - she's a (seemingly) emotionless artist who was socially isolated until the events of the series, while he's a kendoka who wears his heart on his sleeve and seems to be on good terms with everyone in Mirai Academy.
** The Asjun sisters, Kae and Shahei form a PolarOppositeTwins example - the former is loud, brash, and not particularly good at her job, while the latter is emotionally repressed, withdrawn, and a much more competent villain.
** The Yoshimoto-Siegel sisters are also an example, with the traditionally feminine, steely, and teasing Kimiko and the masculine, soft-hearted, and earnest Shun.
* SpotTheImpostor: Resident shapeshifter Tamakushi pulls this in both episode 4 and more heavily in episode 9 in an effort to poison Pretty Cure against each other.
** Yasu and Haruki Fukuda - she's a (seemingly) emotionless artist who was socially isolated until the events of the series, while he's a kendoka who wears his heart on his sleeve and seems to be on good terms with everyone in Mirai Academy.
** The Asjun sisters, Kae and Shahei form a PolarOppositeTwins example - the former is loud, brash, and not particularly good at her job, while the latter is emotionally repressed, withdrawn, and a much more competent villain.
** The Yoshimoto-Siegel sisters are also an example, with the traditionally feminine, steely, and teasing Kimiko and the masculine, soft-hearted, and earnest Shun.
* SpotTheImpostor: Resident shapeshifter Tamakushi pulls this in both episode 4 and more heavily in episode 9 in an effort to poison Pretty Cure against each other.
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* SiblingYinYang: Multiple examples:
** Yasu and Haruki Fukuda - she's a (seemingly) emotionless artist who was socially isolated until the events of the series, while he's a kendoka who wears his heart on his sleeve and seems to be on good terms with everyone in Mirai Academy.
** The Asjun sisters, Kae and Shahei form a PolarOppositeTwins example - the former is loud, brash, and not particularly good at her job, while the latter is emotionally repressed, withdrawn, and a much more competent villain.
** The Yoshimoto-Siegel sisters are also an example, with the traditionally feminine, steely, and teasing Kimiko and the masculine, soft-hearted, and earnest Shun.
* SpotTheImpostor: Resident shapeshifter Tamakushi pulls this in both episode 4 and more heavily in episode 9 in an effort to poison Pretty Cure against each other.
** Yasu and Haruki Fukuda - she's a (seemingly) emotionless artist who was socially isolated until the events of the series, while he's a kendoka who wears his heart on his sleeve and seems to be on good terms with everyone in Mirai Academy.
** The Asjun sisters, Kae and Shahei form a PolarOppositeTwins example - the former is loud, brash, and not particularly good at her job, while the latter is emotionally repressed, withdrawn, and a much more competent villain.
** The Yoshimoto-Siegel sisters are also an example, with the traditionally feminine, steely, and teasing Kimiko and the masculine, soft-hearted, and earnest Shun.
* SpotTheImpostor: Resident shapeshifter Tamakushi pulls this in both episode 4 and more heavily in episode 9 in an effort to poison Pretty Cure against each other.
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* LetThemDieHappy: [[spoiler:Tamakushi uses her shapeshifting powers to do this during King Kagemera's final moments in episode 26, allowing the ailing king to die believing that Tsukimera was by his side and would take over for him after he was gone.]]
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* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove: Done from Izumi to Shun in episode 10 and later, [[spoiler:Kamryou to Seimono]] in episode 33, in order to snap their respective love interests out of brainwashing. [[spoiler:It succeeds both times.]]
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* HotSpringsEpisode: Episode 20, which is set predominantly at a hot springs inn owned by friends of the Fukuda family.
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** King Kagemera did love his son, Tsukimera; not enough to not feed him to the Tree of Wrath prior to the series, but he did love him [[spoiler: and spends his final days asking to see him again.]]
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** King Kagemera did love his son, Tsukimera; not enough to not feed him to the Tree of Wrath prior to the series, but he did love him him. [[spoiler: and He even spends his final days asking to see him again.]]
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes:
** King Kagemera did love his son, Tsukimera; not enough to not feed him to the Tree of Wrath prior to the series, but he did love him [[spoiler: and spends his final days asking to see him again.]]
** Tamakushi genuinely loves King Kagemera, and stays with him purely out of this plus her own loyalty. [[spoiler: It’s to the point that she has a DyingDream in which he appears to guide her to the next life.]]
** King Kagemera did love his son, Tsukimera; not enough to not feed him to the Tree of Wrath prior to the series, but he did love him [[spoiler: and spends his final days asking to see him again.]]
** Tamakushi genuinely loves King Kagemera, and stays with him purely out of this plus her own loyalty. [[spoiler: It’s to the point that she has a DyingDream in which he appears to guide her to the next life.]]
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* EarlyBirdCameo: In keeping with the current tradition of the canon franchise, the final episode has a brief appearance by two of the next fanseries’ leads and their fairies.
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* ReformedBully: Played with in Matoko Kusakabe, an AlphaBitch from Yasu's previous school who bullied her to the point where Yasu left the school. She returns in the present, seeming apologetic and eager to be friends with Yasu now that they're both older... But it turns out she also believes she's ''entitled'' to forgiveness simply because she said sorry, is angry that Yasu "is still salty about all that," and makes it clear that while she's not a ''bully'' anymore, she's still not a friendly person. She does seem to want to move past their previous relationship, but her idea of doing so is to simply pretend it either never happened or have Yasu accept her apology and move on. In the end, Yasu says she hopes Motoko has a nice life, but she wants nothing to do with her either way.
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* ReformedBully: Played with in Matoko Motoko Kusakabe, an AlphaBitch from Yasu's previous school who bullied her to the point where Yasu left the school. She returns in the present, seeming apologetic and eager to be friends with Yasu now that they're both older... But it turns out she also believes she's ''entitled'' to forgiveness simply because she said sorry, is angry that Yasu "is still salty about all that," and makes it clear that while she's not a ''bully'' anymore, she's still not a friendly person. She does seem to want to move past their previous relationship, but her idea of doing so is to simply pretend it either never happened or have Yasu accept her apology and move on. In the end, Yasu says she hopes Motoko has a nice life, but she wants nothing to do with her either way.
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* ReformedBully: Played with in Matoko Kusakabe, an AlphaBitch from Yasu's previous school who bullied her to the point where Yasu left the school. She returns in the present, seeming apologetic and eager to be friends with Yasu now that they're both older... But it turns out she also believes she's ''entitled'' to forgiveness simply because she said sorry, is angry that Yasu "is still salty about all that," and makes it clear that while she's not a ''bully'' anymore, she's still not a friendly person. She does seem to want to move past their previous relationship, but her idea of doing so is to simply pretend it either never happened or have Yasu accept her apology and move on. In the end, Yasu says she hopes Motoko has a nice life, but she wants nothing to do with her either way.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: Hiroko has "We have to try!" or variations thereof, while Izumi has "Doesn't this just rule all?" and "You have truly crossed the line!"
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* {{Catchphrase}}: CharacterCatchphrase: Hiroko has "We have to try!" or variations thereof, while Izumi has "Doesn't this just rule all?" and "You have truly crossed the line!"
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: The story ends on a high note, with the two spirit realms better off than before and every heroic character looking forward to a bright tomorrow... but Pretty Cure and their many allies have to go through a ''lot'' to make this happen.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: The story ends concludes on a high note, with the two spirit realms better off than before and every heroic character looking forward to a bright tomorrow... but Pretty Cure and their many allies have to go through a ''lot'' to make this happen.happen, with their ultimate victory being over ten years in the making.
