An annual gathering of Pretty Cures definitely warrants several awesome moments that are worthy of the Miracle Lights. And every year, the group can only grow larger, meaning more moments to cheer the Cures on for. Which sometimes make you wonder: why were these movies only 70 minutes each?' There could have been even more'' ass-kicking!"
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All-Stars DX
- The Zakenna aeroplane. Which Black and White promptly kick into the distance (while said plane is still several hundred feet up)
- Milky Rose punching the ground and leaving a LARGE crater for the Big Bad to slip in.
- For most of the battle sequences, each team only fought strategically alongside their respective teammates, and "mixed combat" was more of a side-effect... until Cure Dream and Cure Bloom kick an Uzainaa butt TOGETHER! (While Egret and the rest of the Yes-cures are busy surviving.) The power of earth and dreams! UNITED!!
All-Stars DX2
- Milky Rose briefly goes into mascot form to dodge an attack and roundhouse sucker punch her opponent back!
All-Stars DX3
- In the third movie, after the Precures get out of the trapped dimension, they start unleashing their attacks as their theme song plays out at the background, utterly obliterating the enemies. Bonus points for Love and Tsubomi calling out Black Hole for using the likeness of Toymajin (who is actually a Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds in the default movie and helped out by Love) and Baron Salamander (who has been given a second chance to restart his life for good by the Cures) for evil. To top it off, it finishes with Hibiki and Kanade obliterating the Freezen Brothers... with just their very first attack (Passionato Harmony).
- When everyone ran off to make space on the Whack-A-Monster, Cure Moonlight just stood there unfazed like a complete badass before she whacks the monsters singlehandedly and inspires the rest of the Cures to get on whacking (lots of monsters eventually).
New Stage 2
- After Cure March attempts a March Shoot at the Big Bad who simply dodges it and gloats how it's direct and lacks technique, Cure March proceeds to do a Macross Missile Massacre version of her attack after saying, "I'll give you all the direct attacks you want!" This is the point where the Cures turn the battle in their favor.
New Stage 3
- You'd think that the one leading the charge in trying to save the day would be Megumi or Mana. Nope, it's the Cures themselves. Starting with Nozomi! AKA as the aptly named Cure Dream. She realizes the dream world she's in is just that, tells the students she's with that she's thankful to have the chance to live out this dream, and it ends up breaking her free. This then extends to all other Cures realizing they are in a dream with them fully awakening once they hear the cries of children scared of the Nightmares.
- Five words: "Precure Collaboration Punch, New Stage!"
- Who Guren and Enen's Precure partner, or partners, alluded to at the beginning, is. Not any of the HappinessCharge Pretty Cure!, or an Early-Bird Cameo by the Go! Princess Pretty Cure, but Ayumi Sakagami, who reveals her own Cure Decor at that point.
Singing With Everyone
- While it is downplayed in that only a few of them properly fight the Cures and they are all empty shells with no personality, this movie features the revival of all the main villains up to Dyspear. You can’t ask for a bigger battle than that, can you?
All-Stars Memories
- The fact all 55 Cures (Only Cure Echo did not appear) in one movie, and having all their voice actresses reprised their roles! Those mad men in Toei, they finally did it! This even made a literal record for the most magical girls in a single movie.note .
- There's also the insane fight between the All-Stars and the movie’s Big Bad, taking full advantage of the CGI to make one beautiful and awesome moment.
All-Stars F
- Despite being stranded in an unknown world with only monsters, all the Cures stranded manage to regroup and explore the mysterious yet familiar world.
- Despite Supreme completely overwhelming all 78 main Cures and has even succeeded in killing some of them. The surviving Cures still refuse to give up and continue fighting to protect their world.
- When they come across Cure Flora, she's fighting a monster, which is fairly normal. She then summons her wand, throwing a normal strength Floral Tourbillion practically instantly, then, when it shrugs it off, in a split second, she switches to her power-up form and blasts the monster with a point-blank powered up Floral Tourbillion, the entire fight being over in less than a minute.
- Puka recreating the world of the Cures with the process showcasing iconic moments from their respective series. During this the leads from Futari wa to ''HappinessCharge keep popping up to fight against Supreme Beta themselves while Puka, Sky, and Prism continue to use the Miracle Lights to complete Earth's recreation.
- The final battle:
- The big Miracle Lights moment is awesome due to a simple fact... Every support character, be they legendary Cures, pseudo-Cures, mascots or... anyone else, is depicted as cheering them on. Everyone Is Here!
- The shield cures raising their barriers as an offense, to knock away several enemies.
- All the mascots empower Puka to turn her into Cure Puka to fight against Supreme Beta herself. For extra measure four of them transform into their Cure/pseudo-Cure form this includes Royale Candy, Cure Mofurun, Pekorin, and Kome-Kome Children's Lunch Dress.
- Following up, the final attack from all of the Cures against Supreme. A punch empowered by all of them that effortlessly finishes Supreme off. "We are Pretty Cure" indeed.
Other
- Shishiki, the game-original villain from Zenin Shuu~GO! Dream Festival, induces some awesome in the final stage. Kidnapping eleven girls to fight in an unknown arena is pretty normal for a final boss, right? Wait, where exactly are they? Is that the Nightmare Corporation building? Yes, despite this being mainly a one-season game, Shishiki has transcended Eternal and claimed another deposed faction's turf.
