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- Futari wa Pretty Cure
- Heart Catch Pretty Cure
- Suite Pretty Cure ♪
- Smile PreCure!
- HappinessCharge Pretty Cure!
- Maho Girls Pretty Cure!
- KiraKira★Pretty Cure à la Mode
Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star
- The second ending theme,Ganbalance de Dance. So fun, Yes! brought it back for another go. Twice. This is the other one of the two songs that made the Top 50 Precure Songs list by NHK three times, reaching positions 13 (Splash Star version), 26 (Yes Pretty Cure 5 version) and 41 (Yes Pretty Cure 5 GoGo version) respectively.
- The opening is just incredible. You want to know what's more incredible? A heavy metal cover of the opening by Eizo Sakamoto, former vocalist of Animetal.
Yes! Pretty Cure 5 (and GoGo!)
- The opening of Yes! Pretty Cure 5 is pretty freaking awesome. The heavy guitars add some kick.
- For a peppy shoujo version of your average Hot-Blooded shounen theme, check out "Full Throttle", the OP to Yes! Pretty Cure 5 Go Go.
- "Shine Hearts 5" is another very great and catchy song that gets you going.
- The transformation theme from GoGo! is downright majestic.
Fresh Pretty Cure!
- The first ending theme, You Make Me Happy, is very well liked, with over 500,000 views on YouTube.
- The henshin theme, "Change! Precure beat up!," is quite enjoyable in a dance-floor 70s or 80s way. The movie version adds bells and a calmer and more classical rock and roll mix.
Dokidoki! Precure
- The ending theme, Kono Sora no Mukou aka Beyond the Sky (Lyrics here), shows off its classic, endless cheer in the catchiest way possible.
- The second ending, "Love Link", follows the trends, and some would say it one-ups its predecessor in optimism.
- Dear sweet Lord, did Makopi's character album deliver! To save space, here is a YouTube Playlist of the eight songs, with the full cast vocal album tacked on the back.
Go! Princess Pretty Cure
- The transformation theme, Pretty Cure Princess Engage, has been lauded as the best henshin theme since Suite, and its classical elegance is befitting for princess-themed Pretty Cure.
- Black Princess, Princess Twilight's theme, has a dreary-sounding violin that is perfect for a princess of despair. Also plays when she uses the blackened Princess Perfume to transform.
- Exchange! Elegant Mode!, the theme where the Precure change into their princess gowns to fire off their finishers. It is princess-like and, per its namesake, elegant.
- Do Prepare Yourself is simply as badass as it is classical.
- Conditions of Being a Princess is a great showcase of the Cures strength, especially as it is played in episode 39 during the battle between the Cures and Close, Stop, and Freeze.
HUGtto! Precure
- The opening, "We can!! HUGtto! Pretty Cure", shows how important it is to stay positive about the present in order to have the happy and bright future that you want.
- "Friends With You" is a lovely song about how special a friendship between two people can be.
- "Big Love∞Infinite POWER" is a duet between Emiru and Ruru about the power of their friendship, making it perfect for their first battle as Cure Ma'Cherie and Cure Amour.
Star Twinkle Precure
- The opening, Sparkle☆彡Star☆Twinkle PreCure, fits the Space Opera tone of the series and how important it is to try new things and go to new places.
- "PaPePiPu Romantic" just makes you want to go "pew pew" with the lyrics. It is also one of the few ED songs across the franchise that does not reference the title, making it suitable to be taken out of context and be used in a generic disco/rave setting.
Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure
- "Viva! Spark! Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure" is a very energetic opening that perfectly showcases the lighthearted mood of the season.
Delicious Party♡Pretty Cure
- The opening, "Cheers! Delicious Party♡PreCure", is an energetic song that does a great job of setting the mood of the series.
- The second ending, "Delicious Heart", starts as a slow sounding song, compared to most endings, that slowly builds up to an exciting climax.
- "Bonds♡Specialty" is about how precious food, and the memories that they create, are. The song serves as a great way of showing the themes of the series as it plays over the Cure's final battle against Godatz.
Soaring Sky! Precure
- The high-energy opening, "Hirogaru Sky! Pretty Cure ~Hero Girls~", really shows the heroic and soaring nature of the season.
- The first ending, "Hirogarism", is about how being together with friends can help you achieve your goals. During the final episode, a special version sung by all five Cures plays over a montage of events throughout the series.
- The second ending, "Dear Shine Sky", is about the fact that even if one wants the current day not to end, the next day can be even greater.
- The transformation theme, "Sky Mirage! Tone Connect!", is a heroic tune that perfectly captures the energy of the transformation.
- "It's Hero Time!", does a great job of showcasing the power and heroic nature of the Cures.
- "Daybreak Song" is about not giving up and creating a new dawn even when things seem to be at its darkest.
- "A Ranborg Appears" is another delightfully out-of-place piece of rock music complete with a shredout.
- "Breathtaking Battle" provides a lighter, more heroic piece of electronic rock in the style of Heartcatch's Warrior of Fate.
Wonderful Pretty Cure!
- The opening, "Wonderful PreCure! Evolution!!", shows both the upbeat tone of the series and the bonds that the main cast have with one another.
- The ending, "Fun Fun Wonderful Days!", is an upbeat song about all the fun that one can have together with your best friend.
Power of Hope ~Pre Cure Full Bloom~
- The opening, "Tokimeki" (Excitement), is an uplifting song about not giving up and making your own path through life even if things seem difficult, which also makes for a great way to represent twenty years of Pretty Cure.
- The ending, "Drops of PreCure", is an energetic song about how even though things might be more difficult when you are an adult compared to being a kid, it's important to keep going and accept the difficulties instead of just giving up.
Crossover Movies
- From 2009 to 2011, the All-Stars themes had a variation of the same tune: "Sparkling and Cute! The Great Gathering of Pretty Cure!"
- Behold! The first version!
- Lo and behold! Light of Hope version!
- Finally, the most notable of all! The Flower of Life!
- New Stage has a different tune, Pretty Cure Friends Forever. Not quite as engaging as "Great Gathering of Pretty Cure", but has a more hopeful atmosphere.
- The opening theme to ''Precure Dream Stars', Cherry Blossom Mission ~Precure Relation~, is beautifully sung and illustrates the importance of saving Sakura's home from evil.
- All-Stars Memories:
- "Pretty Cure All Stars Memories", an over seven minute long melody of nearly every opening song up to that point that plays over the climactic battle of the film.
- The ending song "DANZEN! Futari wa Pretty Cure ~The One and Only Lights~", a remix of the original opening is a great song that showcases the history of the series.
- "Circle Love ~ Cherry Blossom ~" from Pretty Cure Miracle Leap is a high energy song that wouldn't feel out of place as a boss theme in a video game, making it perfect for the final battle.
- Pretty Cure All Stars F:
- The opening, "For F", is about the excitement and wonder of what new adventures are just ahead of you.
- "All for one Forever" is a high-energy song showcasing the determination of all of the Pretty Cures to whatever threat stands in their way.
- The end credits song, "Ureshikute", is a soothing, yet upbeat celebration of the memories that Pretty Cure has created over the years.
Songs from the English dubs
Even if some despise the dubs, you gotta admit, the songs are pretty good.
- The theme song from the Futari Wa dub really is kickass, and rocking too.
- Blush songs from the dub:
- The theme song from Glitter Force shows how good anime Alternative Foreign Theme Song is.
- First seconds of Every Woman, you know this song is gonna be lit!
- While it may be bad lip-syncing, you can't deny that the song that Makoto sang in the Doki Doki dub is pretty upbeat.
- The Transformation Sequence music from Glitter Force dub is so Glittertastic! From the good ol' Noam Kaniel.