Go! Princess PreCure

Go! Princess PreCure follows Haruka Haruno, a 13 year old first year at Noble Academy who dreams of becoming a princess. She has carried a picture book heroine in her heart since childhood and uses that ideal as a daily compass. One afternoon she discovers a magical Dress Up Key that grants her the power to become Cure Flora. Soon she encounters two other students at the same school who transform into Cure Mermaid and Cure Twinkle, and together they form the Princess Pretty Cure team with two tiny fairies, Pafu and Aroma. Their mission is to defend dreams from Dyspear, a dark witch who hates hope and wants to turn every dream into despair.

Go! Princess PreCure aired in 2015 as the seventh series in the Pretty Cure franchise. Jin Tanaka created it, and Toei Animation produced the show, continuing the tradition of bright transformations and team based adventures for kids.

Awards: There were no major nominations or wins recorded for Go! Princess PreCure. While the series is part of a widely celebrated franchise that often earns attention at anime events, this entry did not gather notable award recognition.

Within the Pretty Cure universe Go! Princess PreCure reinforced the franchise obsession with princess themes, color coded forms, and cheerful sidekicks. The looks of Cure Flora, Cure Mermaid, and Cure Twinkle along with Pafu and Aroma left a lasting impression on fans and became popular in fan art and merchandise. The series helped keep the dialogue about dreams and courage alive for a generation of viewers and contributed to the ongoing cultural footprint of the brand in Japan and beyond.

Reception and themes are a strength for the show. Fans and critics note the balance of light humor with action, songs, and positive messages. Core ideas center on friendship, teamwork, and staying true to one’s dreams even when challenges arise. The storytelling remains accessible for younger audiences while offering enough energy and color to keep older viewers engaged. The result is a feel good entry that fits well within the long running Pretty Cure tradition.