History WMG / HappinessChargePrettyCure

It seems like a lot of the other International Cures, who tend to get a ''lot'' of media attention seem to be weaker, allowing Phantom to defeat them. On the other had, the Happiness Charge team (and Cure Fortune) haven't actively had that and Fortune's stated to be ''the'' strongest Cure.

* The protagonists of ''ResshaSentaiTokkyuger'' and ''KamenRiderGaim''. Since Pretty Cure is basically Sentai and Kamen Rider's "little sister" series.

[[WMG:Cure Fortune will team up with the other three Cures by half-way through the series.]]

There is no indicator that (s)he will get any merchandise with Cure Fortune.

We don't know much, but from the look of the opening theme, there's a possible story going here: Cure Tender got locked in a mirror (in the opening, there is a shot of a someone who looks EXACTLY LIKE IONA trapped in a mirror right before the shot where Iona cries). Alternatively, she locked ''herself'' in a mirror after a messy relationship (probably with Blue). Queen Mirage is the Saiark (essentially) resulting from that. Thus, the final battle may look something like {{Manga/Pretear}}: Queen Mirage will summon up/become the actual BigBad (like the tree in Pretear) and lock the Cure Tender mirror in it like a power source. Our heroes then have to break Cure Tender first from the monster, then the mirror.

And the fans would love it when this happens.

We don't know much, but from the look of the opening theme, there's a possible story going here: Cure Tender got locked in a mirror (in the opening, there is a shot of a someone who looks EXACTLY LIKE IONA trapped in a mirror right before the shot where Iona cries). Alternatively, she locked ''herself'' in a mirror after a messy relationship (probably with Blue). Queen Mirage is the Saiark (essentially) resulting from that. Thus, the final battle may look something like Manga/Pretear: Queen Mirage will summon up/become the actual BigBad (like the tree in Pretear) and lock the Cure Tender mirror in it like a power source. Our heroes then have to break Cure Tender first from the monster, then the mirror.

We don't know much, but from the look of the opening theme, there's a possible story going here: Cure Tender got locked in a mirror (in the opening, there is a shot of a someone who looks EXACTLY LIKE IONA trapped in a mirror right before the shot where Iona cries). Alternatively, she locked ''herself'' in a mirror after a messy relationship (probably with Blue). Queen Mirage is the Saiark (essentially) resulting from that. Thus, the final battle may look something like Anime/Pretear: Queen Mirage will summon up/become the actual BigBad (like the tree in Pretear) and lock the Cure Tender mirror in it like a power source. Our heroes then have to break Cure Tender first from the monster, then the mirror.

We don't know much, but from the look of the opening theme, there's a possible story going here: Cure Tender got locked in a mirror (in the opening, there is a shot of a someone who looks EXACTLY LIKE IONA trapped in a mirror right before the shot where Iona cries). Alternatively, she locked ''herself'' in a mirror after a messy relationship (probably with Blue). Queen Mirage is the Saiark (essentially) resulting from that. Thus, the final battle may look something like [[Anime/Pretear]]: Queen Mirage will summon up/become the actual BigBad (like the tree in Pretear) and lock the Cure Tender mirror in it like a power source. Our heroes then have to break Cure Tender first from the monster, then the mirror.

We don't know much, but from the look of the opening theme, there's a possible story going here: Cure Tender got locked in a mirror (in the opening, there is a shot of a someone who looks EXACTLY LIKE IONA trapped in a mirror right before the shot where Iona cries). Alternatively, she locked ''herself'' in a mirror after a messy relationship (probably with Blue). Queen Mirage is the Saiark (essentially) resulting from that. Thus, the final battle may look something like Pretear: Queen Mirage will summon up/become the actual BigBad (like the tree in Pretear) and lock the Cure Tender mirror in it like a power source. Our heroes then have to break Cure Tender first from the monster, then the mirror.

If it really is his fault Mirage turned evil, he's recruiting teenage girls in hope of bringing Mirage back to the side of good without killing her, because he feels guilty. After all, as opposed to other people, teenage girls are more likely to spare villains, especially if they know they're not 100% evil. He also does that so Mirage might be reminded of her younger self if the Precure fight her, and that might make her finally reform.

[[WMG: One of Cure Fortune's Change Forms will be River Dance Themed.]]

[[WMG: One of Cure Fortune's Change Forms will be River Dance Themed.]]]

[[TastesLikeDiabetes She constantly talks about love in a nauseous way]] and always helps people to make up for a past failure that cost her dearly.

And the fans would love it when this happens.

Blue said in episode 13 that it's his fault everything bad happened, even the capture of Cure Fortune's sister, Cure Tender. Cure Fortune resents him, but knowing he's a God, she can't do anything about it, and instead chooses to blame Hime for everything since she's Blue's sister, and in her mind, she's guilty by association.

...Someone who is very close to her. Either this someone was also caught in a paradoxical situation like the [[Anime/DokiDokiPrecure Trump Kingdom's king]] was or he's just an EvilUncle in secret. This would also explain why Hime keeps this DarkSecret away from everyone: It would bring shame to the Blue Sky Kingdom and [[InTheBlood herself by extention]]. Worse, she's worried how her new partners would see her post-revelation since Cure Fortune already has a mean streak against her and apparently knows what this DarkSecret actually is.

In other words, she had a psychotic episode ever since losing her parents and sister to the Saiark. The MonsterOfTheWeek she fought are not Saiark, but innocent people. Also, it wasn't Cure Princess she's berating for being weak, it's some random civilian she doesn't even know of.

[[WMG: Cure Honey's "Shiawase Gohan Ai no Uta" was originally intended to be a commercial jingle for the Omori family business.]]

The very first bit of {{Engrish}} in the Opening is "Lovely Complete". What's the last card-based series to heavily feature the word complete? [[KamenRiderDecade Decade]]. Possibly this will involve the completed book of [=PreCards=].

[[WMG: Lovely Complete will be an actual form, possibly Lovely's Final Form)]]

Because why not. When she sings, everyone suddenly knows the words. Not to mention it makes Megumi and Hime hungry, and Cure Honey owns a food shop. She might be using her singing to manipulate the girls to buy food from her.

Both times they cross paths, Cure Princess is on the losing side of the battle. Never mind that between those two encounters, she TookALevelInBadass; to Cure Fortune, Cure Princess is a risky partner for Cure Lovely because, as far as she knows, Cure Princess is a terrible fighter, and therefore a bad example of a Pretty Cure for Cure Lovely to be allied with.