An official pamphlet included in the December issue of Nakayoshi also revealed the character designs of the 5 main Cures alongside their fairy mascot, Candy. Later that month, the official logo was revealed by TV Asahi. Smile Pretty Cure! was first announced in Mainichi Shinbun's Mantan Web in November 2011 after Toei officially revealed the new copyright name for the ninth series. Smile Pretty Cure! Manga (Kamikita Futago) Official AnnouncementĮnglish title from Toei Animation's US website
Smile Pretty Cure!: Ehon no Naka wa Minna Chiguhagu! (Movie)
7 Differences Between Smile Pretty Cure! and Glitter Force/Adaptations To English Audiences.
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