52 episodes were dubbed into English and introduced to the western audience by Saban as Samurai Pizza Cats. Saban did not receive good English translations for the episodes, so the company opted to edit the video and create new stories and dialog. There are significant plot differences between many of the Japanese and English episodes. This list has the English episode descriptions.
Episode list
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Samurai Pizza Cats title / Original title translated to English Original Japanese title
September 12, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 9, 1996 (United States)
Speedy is serving a pizza to Lucille but then Guido pops up and steals the Pizza to deliver it for Lucille himself. As they continue to reach their destination, they continuously steal the pizza from each other. When Speedy gives it to Lucille, Guido says that Lucille and he are in love, and they two get into a brawl. Lucille stops them by blowing them. Meanwhile, Bad Bird sends out a giant robotic dragon and it wreaks havoc on Little Tokyo. Speedy and Guido notices Ninja Crows inside the Dragon and they decide to defeat this machine before it demolishes every structure in the city.
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"If You Knew Sushi Like I Know Sushi"The Town is full of Sushi! Panic! Transliteration: "Machijuu osushi da! Panikku da!" (Japanese: 街中おスシだ!パニックだ!)
8February1990(1990-02-08)
September 19, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 10, 1996 (United States)
Lucille's brother, Wally, is captured by the Ninja Crows and hypnotized for being the driver of the giant Sushi making robot.
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"Underground, Underwater, Undercooked"Dig Dig a Hole and Dig More! Transliteration: "Hore hore ana hore motto hore!" (Japanese: ホレホレ穴掘れもっと掘れ!)
15February1990(1990-02-15)
September 26, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 11, 1996 (United States)
Bad Bird found a document which says that gold is hidden beneath the Little Tokyo castle. With the help of Ninja Crows he manages to hijack the train with the Lucille being one of the passengers. They are ordered to dig to find the gold. Meanwhile, Pizza Cats realized that Lucille hasn't returned home yet. Speedy suggests that she is aboard that hijacked train. Pizza Cats go to the tunnel to find her.
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"The Great Golden Cluck"Have a Worry? A Card will solve it! Transliteration: "Nayami o kaiketsu? Kaado de tiin!" (Japanese: 悩みを解決?カードでチーン!)
22February1990(1990-02-22)
October 3, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 12, 1996 (United States)
A huge golden statue which grants wishes, for a fee, is used by the bad guys as a Trojan Horse to get into a rich man's house.
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"Singing Samurai Sensai-tion"An Idol is Born? Sweet Trap of the Entertainment World Transliteration: "Aidoru tanjou? Geinoukai no amai wana" (Japanese: アイドル誕生?芸能界の甘いワナ)
1March1990(1990-03-01)
October 17, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 13, 1996 (United States)
Polly Ester and Lucille become a hit in Little Tokyo as the singing group The Pointless Sisters. Little do they know that they are really a front for bad guys attempt of hypnotize the population.
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"Let the Cellar Beware!"Exploration! Amusement Park for a Tomboy Princess Transliteration: "Tanken! Otenba hime no yuuenchi" (Japanese: 探検!オテンバ姫の遊園地)
8March1990(1990-03-08)
October 10, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 16, 1996 (United States)
Princess Vi enlists Speedy to help search for a ghost in the palace.
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"The Nuclear Potato"Is it True!? Karamaru Becomes a Hero? Transliteration: "Maji!? Karamaru ga hiirou ni naru hi?" (Japanese: マジ!?カラ丸がヒーローになる日?)
15March1990(1990-03-15)
October 24, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 17, 1996 (United States)
Little Tokyo becomes a dump for toxic potato peelings, in exchange the rich get richer. Meanwhile, the Big Cheese tries to steal a Nuclear Potato that is on the ship.
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"Kind of a Drag"Is it Dreadful? Koon no Kami's Se-cr-et Transliteration: "Kowaai? Ko-no-Kami no hi-mi-tsu" (Japanese: こわーい?コーン守のヒ・ミ・ツ)
22March1990(1990-03-22)
October 31, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 18, 1996 (United States)
Guido meets a pretty girl, but Big Cheese has sent the Ninja Crows after her.
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"Double Trouble for Princess Vi"The Princess is Excited! Everyone is worried! Transliteration: "Hime wa uki-uki! Minna hara-hara!" (Japanese: 姫はウキウキ!みんなハラハラ!)
29March1990(1990-03-29)
November 7, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 19, 1996 (United States)
Princess Vi puts on a disguise and sneaks out of the palace to attend the festival as a commoner. Pizza Cats are sent to protect her.
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"Samurai Pizza Cats: The First 9 Episodes in 30 Minutes" Transliteration: "Teyandee! Kore ga Nyankii dee" (Japanese: てやんでえ!これがニャンキーでえ)
3April1990(1990-04-03)
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A "clip show" with scenes from the first 9 episodes.
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"Hot & Kold Kitties"Father of the Bullied Child is a Gifted Scientist?! Transliteration: "Ijimerarekko no papa wa tensai kagakusha!?" (Japanese: いじめられっ子のパパは天才科学者!?)
10April1990(1990-04-10)
November 14, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 20, 1996 (United States)
Speedy helps a kid search for his father, the inventor Prof. Ohm, who claimed to have invented something to increase the power of any kind of energy. The Big Cheese is holding him hostage to get him to apply his invention to their weather machine.
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"Candid Kitty"Unusual play, wonderful play! The Weakness of Nyankii! Transliteration: "Chin puree kou puree! Nyankii no jakuten!" (Japanese: 珍プレー好プレー!ニャンキーの弱点!)
17April1990(1990-04-17)
November 21, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 23, 1996 (United States)
The Bad Guys gather in a movie theater to watch their past mistakes and look for the Pizza Cats' weakness.
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"The Pizza Cats Are Only Human (Part One) The Defeat of the Pizza Cats?, The Rude Noise Has Arrived!"Nyankii Defeat? The Dark 4 Ninja Appear! Transliteration: "Nyankii haiboku? Yami no yonninshuu arawaru!" (Japanese: ニャンキー敗北?ヤミの四忍衆あらわる!)
24April1990(1990-04-24)
November 28, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 24, 1996 (United States)
After discovering the Pizza Cats are solar powered the Big Cheese has a satellite launched that will block out the sun. The Pizza Cats try to stop the launch but come up against the Rude Noise.
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"The Pizza Cats Are Only Human (Part Two) Goonie Bird + Pizza Cats = Extra Toppling Mode!"Reversion! Nyankii Fly Through the Air Transliteration: "Gyakuten! Nyankii sora wo tobu" (Japanese: 逆転!ニャンキー空を飛ぶ)
1May1990(1990-05-01)
December 5, 1992 (Canada)[1] September 25, 1996 (United States)
The Pizza Cats turn to Guru Lou in hopes that he can help them to defeat the Rude Noise.
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"Those Transformin' Felines"Wish! Koon no Kami Wants to be Popular Transliteration: "Onegai! Ko-no-Kami wa ninki ga hoshii" (Japanese: お願い!コーン守は人気がほしい)
8May1990(1990-05-08)
September 26, 1996 (United States)
The Pizza Cats have been getting a big reputation in Little Tokyo. The Big Cheese, now jealous, decides to build his reputation by sending a robot out to attack, but make the Big Cheese look like the hero instead of the Cats.
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"The Case of the Bogus Billionaire"A Lie! The Shogun is an Imposter!? Transliteration: "Ussou! Shougunsama wa nisemono?" (Japanese: ウッソー!将軍さまはニセモノ!?)
15May1990(1990-05-15)
September 27, 1996 (United States)
The Big Cheese gets a picture of a potato farmer who looks mysteriously like Emperor Fred. Al Dente then sends the Pizza Cats to find the nanny that raised the Emperor, in hopes that she can identify the true Emperor. However, Big Cheese knows of the plan and sends the Ninja Crows and the Rude Noise to get her first.
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"The Big Cheese's I.Q. Corral"Where? The Professor Disappeared Transliteration: "Doko da? Kieta daisensei" (Japanese: ドコだ?消えた大先生)
22May1990(1990-05-22)
September 30, 1996 (United States)
The Big Cheese is having scientists kidnapped to be forced to work on his secret weapon. Now the Ninja Crows are after Guru Lou.
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"Field of Screwballs"Courtship, Courtship A Baseball Challenge Transliteration: "Miatte miatte yakyuu de shoubu" (Japanese: 見合って見合って野球で勝負)
29May1990(1990-05-29)
December 12, 1992 (Canada)[1] October 1, 1996 (United States)
The Bad Guys use a mind controlling robot on a popular baseball player Princess Vi has a crush on. To impress her, they challenge the Pizza Cats to a baseball game.
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"Speedy's Double-Time Trick"Double Date It is Full of Danger Transliteration: "W (daburu) deeto wa kiken ga ippai!" (Japanese: Wデートは危険がイッパイ!)
5June1990(1990-06-05)
December 19, 1992 (Canada)[1] October 2, 1996 (United States)
Speedy makes a date with Lucille but he forgets that he also made a date with Polly to run some low level missions. He decides to zip back and forth between his engagements. Between dates he uncovers the Big Cheese's plan to attack Little Tokyo with a giant Hot Tub robot.
December 26, 1992 (Canada)[1] October 3, 1996 (United States)
Polly decides she needs to be less temperamental so she goes to a model school, which is really a front for the Big Cheese's plan to hire some women warriors.
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"Drumming Up Trouble With A Big Bad Beat"Boom-boom A Tanuki Makes a Fuss! Transliteration: "Ponpoko tanuki de oosawagi!" (Japanese: ポンポコタヌキで大騒ぎ!)
19June1990(1990-06-19)
October 4, 1996 (United States)
Big Cheese builds a robot that can bang out a hypnotic drum beat, thus enslaving the town.
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"Pizza Bird Delivers!"A Crow with Pizza, Limited Express Delivery? Transliteration: "Karasu ga piza motte tokkyubin?" (Japanese: カラスがピザ持って特急便?)
26June1990(1990-06-26)
January 2, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 7, 1996 (United States)
The Big Cheese is short on cash and can no longer afford to pay his minions. As a result, the Ninja Crows have to go find day jobs. Bad Bird takes a job at the Pizza Cat pizzeria. For the first time in his life Bad Bird knows real job satisfaction and is torn between his duty to live up to the evil legacy of his father and his desire to seek his own path to personal happiness.
Note:The episode foreshadows events to come in the series finale and Bad Bird and Speedy form a bond of friendship.
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"Big Cheese Shows His Filmy Substance"Crash! Who is the Star of the Movie? Transliteration: "Gekitotsu! Eiga no shuuyaku dareda?" (Japanese: 激突!映画の主役はだれだ?)
3July1990(1990-07-03)
January 9, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 8, 1996 (United States)
Princess Vi wants to make a movie so the Big Cheese, Guido and Speedy run an obstacle course which will determine the male lead.
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"Son of Big Cheese"Strange? Koon no Kami has a Child!? Transliteration: "Rereh? Ko-no-Kami ni kodomo!?" (Japanese: れれっ?コーン守に子供!?)
10July1990(1990-07-10)
January 16, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 9, 1996 (United States)
A child becomes attached to the Big Cheese, so Princess Vi orders him to open a diaper cleaning service. The kid and the cleaning causes delays with his latest giant robot, the Samurai Stomper.
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"Gender Bender Butterflies!"Cute? Yattaro Turns into a Girl Transliteration: "Kawaii? Yattarou onna ni naru" (Japanese: かわいい?ヤッ太郎女になる)
Francine's date with a deer named Bucky is ruined when the Bad Guys release a swarm of butterflies that can make people act like the opposite gender.
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"Cold and Crabby in Little Tokyo"A Big Adventure! Search for the Zekko Bird Transliteration: "Daibouken! Zekkou chou wo sagase" (Japanese: 大冒険!ゼッコー鳥をさがせ)
24July1990(1990-07-24)
February 6, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 10, 1996 (United States)
Emperor Fred comes down with a bad cold. Big Al Dente summons the Pizza Cats to go to Mount Coochie to bring back the CooCoo bird which will restore Emperor Fred's insanity and cure his cold. But the Big Cheese also has a cold and he sends Bad Bird to get the CooCoo bird first.
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"The Terror of Prisoner Island"Unpleasant! We are Banished to an Island? Transliteration: "Yada! Oiratachi ga shimanagashi?" (Japanese: ヤダ!オイラ達が島流し?)
31July1990(1990-07-31)
February 13, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 11, 1996 (United States)
There is a flaw in the palace. The Pizza Cats are sent to find the architect, who has been banished to an island by Princess Vi, but the Ninja Crows are after him too.
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"Pizza Cat Performance Review"Is it so? The Nyankii are Disbanded?! Transliteration: "Heh? Nyankii ga kaisan?!" (Japanese: ヘッ?ニャンキーが解散?!)
Big Cheese discovers a legend about a flute that can be used to find a treasure, so he collects all the flutes in the city, including Polly's.
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"Close Encounters of the Pig Kind"Mysterious?! A Friend from the Stars! Transliteration: "Fushigi?! Hoshi kara kita otomodachi!" (Japanese: ふしぎ?!星から来たお友だち!)
11September1990(1990-09-11)
March 20, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 16, 1996 (United States)
Speedy befriends a pig from space, but this pig's appetite is out of control.
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"Big Cheese's High Definition TV"A Plan for Certain Victory! The Karakara Clan is Strong Transliteration: "Hissatsu sakusen! Tsuyoi zo Karakara ichizoku" (Japanese: 必勝作戦!強いぞカラカラ一族)
After reviewing their previous encounters with the Pizza Cats, the Big Cheese decides to combine the features from previous robots into one.
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"Pizza Delivery of Doom!"Sagase! Nekkii Disappeared at the Lake Transliteration: "Sagase! Mizu-umi ni kieta Nekkii" (Japanese: さがせ!湖に消えたネッキー)
25September1990(1990-09-25)
April 6, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 17, 1996 (United States)
Spritz disappears while making a delivery to a lakeside village, where mysterious creatures have been frightening the locals.
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"Youth Is for Exploding"Youth Burn with Passion! Also, the Professor returns. Transliteration: "Moyase seishun! Mata deta daisensei" (Japanese: もやせ青春!また出た大先生)
2October1990(1990-10-02)
April 10, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 18, 1996 (United States)
The city is in terrorized by a group of exploding robot teens. And to make things worse, Guru Lou is testing his new formula.
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"Bad Bird Uncaged (Part One) We'll Fight At Sundown!"Really!? Yattaro Dies at Sundown Transliteration: "Masaka?! Yattarou yuuhi ni shisu" (Japanese: まさか?!ヤッ太郎夕日に死す)
9October1990(1990-10-09)
April 17, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 21, 1996 (United States)
Bad Bird is back with powerful new weapons, and challenges Speedy to a battle. Can Speedy defeat him?
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"Bad Bird Uncaged (Part Two) Speedy's Comeback or: How I learned to stop Worrying and trust Guru Lou"Defeat Karamaru! Tears, Tears of a Big Revival Transliteration: "Taose Karamaru! Namida, namida no daifukkatsu" (Japanese: たおせカラ丸!涙, 涙の大復活)
16October1990(1990-10-16)
April 24, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 22, 1996 (United States)
Speedy goes to Guru Lou to learn the secret of the Pizza Cats' power.
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"A Mission in Manhattan"Hello! Yattaro Flies to Another Country Transliteration: "Haroo! Yattarou kaigai he tobu" (Japanese: ハロー!ヤッ太郎海外へ飛ぶ)
The Pizza Cats travel to meet the New York Pizza Cats. The Big Cheese also goes to New York for a crime conference.
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"Unidentified Flying Oddballs"UFO!? Nyankii vs Aliens Transliteration: "UFO? Nyankii tai uchuujin" (Japanese: UFO!?ニャンキー対宇宙人)
30October1990(1990-10-30)
May 8, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 23, 1996 (United States)
A flying saucer appears, and kidnaps Princess Vi. The Pizza Cats have to rescue her.
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"Princess Vi's Hippy-Dippy Mom"Touching! Mother Returns Home Transliteration: "Tonderu! Kaette kita hahaue" (Japanese: とんでる!帰ってきた母上)
6November1990(1990-11-06)
May 15, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 24, 1996 (United States)
Princess Vi's mother returns, and gives Vi a gem that the Big Cheese needs for his latest robot.
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"A Wet & Wild Weekend"A Big, Confusing Fight at the Spa? Transliteration: "Tairansen de ii yu dana!?" (Japanese: 大乱戦でいい湯だな!?)
13November1990(1990-11-13)
May 22, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 25, 1996 (United States)
The Pizza Cats go to a spa to protect Emperor Fred and Princess Vi, but Big Cheese and the Ninja Crows are there too, trying to get some rest and relaxation.
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"Kung Fu Kitty Kontest"Everyone is Coming! A Contest to decide Who is #1 in the Land Transliteration: "Zen-in shutsugou! Tenka no daishiai" (Japanese: 全員集合!天下一の大試合)
Princess Vi holds a martial arts fighting contest to see who is the top fighter in the city. The Pizza Cats, Lucille, Bad Bird and one of Big Cheese's robots are among the entrants into battle.
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"Gone with the Ginzu"Pinch! The Masamasa is Stolen Transliteration: "Pinchi! Nusumareta Masamasa" (Japanese: ピンチ!盗まれたマサマサ)
Jerry and Bad Bird builds a robot that brings luck. It was supposed to be delivered to Big Cheese, but was lost to Speedy instead. While trying to get the robot back, they give the Bad Luck robot to the Big Cheese.
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"Samurai Savings Time"Nyankii are Stuck in Time Transliteration: "Toki wo kakeru Nyankii" (Japanese: 時をかけるニャンキー!)
11December1990(1990-12-11)
June 19, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 28, 1996 (United States)
The Big Cheese builds a robot that can travel through time. His plan is to travel back in time to stop the Pizza Cats from being formed. Unbeknownst to him, the Pizza Cats are on their way to the palace to celebrate the anniversary of their formation. Big Cheese, Bad Bird, and the Cats accidentally get sent back in time with the robot and the Cats try to stop Big Cheese from meeting up with Jerry Atric and the Ninja Crows.
The Ninja Crows build an earthquake creating robot, which terrifies Speedy, and Big Cheese.
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"The very best of Big Cheese's failures" Transliteration: "Kiih! Ko-no-Kami no daikenkyuu" (Japanese: きーっ!コーン守の大研究)
22January1991(1991-01-22)
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Clip Show
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"The Big Comet Caper (Part One) Big Cheese's Biggest Plan Ever!"Koon no Kami's Biggest Operation Ever! Transliteration: "Ko-no-Kami shijou saidai no sakusen!" (Japanese: コーン守史上最大の作戦!)
29January1991(1991-01-29)
July 17, 1993 (Canada)[1] October 31, 1996 (United States)
In a last desperate act the Big Cheese diverts a comet towards Little Tokyo and blackmails the city. Can the Pizza Cats stop the Big Cheese before he destroys Little Tokyo...?
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"The Big Comet Caper (Part Two) The Absolute Beauty of Tomorrow!"Tomorrow will be Absolute Beautiful! Transliteration: "Ashita mo zettai nihonbare!" (Japanese: 明日もぜったい日本晴れ!)
5February1991(1991-02-05)
July 24, 1993 (Canada)[1] November 1, 1996 (United States)
Speedy and Bad Bird join forces to save the world from the comet.
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"The Cats Cop Cartoon Careers!/ Pizza Cats 4EVAH! (True²)"Nyankii is Forever! Transliteration: "Nyankii wa fumetsu desu!" (Japanese: ニャンキーは不滅です!)
A look back at some of the character's best moments in the series.
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DokiDoki! PreCure, is a Japanese anime series produced by Toei Animation as the tenth installment in Izumi Todo's Pretty Cure metaseries, featuring the eighth generation of Cures. The series is produced by Hiroaki Shibata, who produced Digimon Data Squad and written by Ryōta Yamaguchi, who wrote the scripts for Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, Cutie Honey Flash and The Vision of Escaflowne. Character designs were handled by Akira Takahashi, who previously did designs for Suite PreCure. The series aired on the ANN network between February 3, 2013, and January 26, 2014, replacing Smile PreCure! in its timeslot, and was succeeded by HappinessCharge PreCure!. An animated film based on the series was released on October 26, 2013. This series' main topics are love, emotions, selflessness, and selfishness, with playing card suits as the Cure's main motifs.
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