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* '''Pretty Konjiki's Heartcatch Pretty Cure''' - a more mature take on the season, with the addition of a Cure created by [[Pretty Konjiki]];

* '''Into the Night''' - an [[Alternate Universe]] fanfic by [[Pretty Konjiki]] about Tsubomi pulling a [[Face Heel Turn]];

* '''Ryanasaurus0077's Heartcatch Pretty Cure''' - a faithful three-part movie based on the season;

 

=== Pop! Goes My Heart contains examples of: ===

* [[Ascended Extra]]: Aya Mizushima

* [[Big No]]: Said by Itsuki at the end of episode 23 as {{spoiler|Satsuki's Heart Flower wilts, killing him for good}}. Afterwards, it's said by Potpourri when {{spoiler|Aya becomes Cure Apricot}} and then by Tsubomi after {{spoiler|she finds out that her [[Mysterious Protector]] is the human embodiment of her Heart Flower}}.

* [[Book Ends]]: Both versions begin with Cure Moonlight and Dark Cure's fight. This version ends with {{spoiler|a happier ending to said fight, with Dark Cure -- now Cure Kismet -- and Cure Moonlight shaking hands and forgiving each other}}.

* [[Darker and Edgier]]: To a lesser extent than Pretty Konjiki's version, although it's still there.

* [[Empathic Environment]] / [[It Always Rains At Funerals]]: It's raining during {{spoiler|Satsuki's funeral}} in episode 23's [[Ending Theme]], [[What Do You Mean Its Not Symbolic|symbolizing the fact that]] {{spoiler|Itsuki failed to become Cure Sunshine and save him}}.

* [[Face Heel Turn]]: Prior to the beginning of the story the Dark Pretty Cure went through this. Later on, it's pulled by {{spoiler|Itsuki in episode 24}}.

** Also, {{spoiler|Yuri's father is revealed to be this; here Sabaaku is [[Cloning Blues|just a clone of him]].}}

** This is averted with {{spoiler|Cologne, who comes back to life after Yuri regains her powers.}}

* [[Moral Event Horizon]]: Subverted by Sasorina when she causes {{spoiler|Satsuki's death, which directly leads to Itsuki's [[Face Heel Turn]]}}. The ''severity'' of this action isn't enough to {{spoiler|[[Easily Forgiven|prevent Sasorina from switching sides later on]]}}, though.

* [[Morality Chain]]: {{spoiler|Satsuki to Itsuki. He counts because his death is what causes her [[Face Heel Turn]] in the very next episode (although she does switch back in episode 37).}}

* [[New Transfer Student]]: Tsubomi at first; later Irene, the foreign exchange student from England who debuts in episode 25, and {{spoiler|Sasori Kousa, the [[Heel Face Turn|Heel Face Turned]] Sasorinna}}.

* [[Nonuniform Uniform]]: Itsuki, like in the original, {{spoiler|but in this version the female uniform she wears in the finale is also different}}.

* [[Schoolgirl Lesbians]]: Tsubomi and Itsuki eventually become this. On the other hand, Misora also had a schoolgirl lesbian crush on the latter at the start of the story.

* [[Sixth Ranger]]: While Azuki/Cure Chartreuse and {{spoiler|Aya/Cure Apricot}} are technically straight examples, Itsuki {{spoiler|is a subversion}}.

* [[Spot of Tea]]: Irene is often seen sipping tea, in particular during this version's opening theme.

* [[The Cameo]]: In episodes 35 and 36, [[Restart]] ([[Author Appeal|obviously]]) makes a special appearance, complete with Pe Lanza being the one that has his Heart Flower stolen in episode 36.

* [[The Untwist]]: At first it's suspected that Aya might be Potpourri's Pretty Cure, then Potpourri becomes sure that Itsuki is the one... {{spoiler|And then it turns out to be Aya after all.}}

 

=== Ryanasaurus0077's Heartcatch Pretty Cure contains examples of: ===

* [[Moral Event Horizon]]: Sasorina comes dangerously close (and Itsuki even acknowledges it) at the climax of the first act when she tries to delay Itsuki's transformation into Cure Sunshine, thereby threatening Satsuki's life. Unlike Pop Goes My Heart, though, Satsuki is saved at the last second when Potpourri disables Sasorina. It's not the fact she endangered Satsuki's life that almost pushes her over but the way she did it. Nevertheless, she's still sympathetic enough to be purified at the climax of the second act.

 

=== Heartcatch Pretty Cure Coeur contains examples of: ===

** [[Blow You Away]] (Yuna/Cure Ventus)

** [[Green Thumb]] (Ichiyou/Cure Terra)

** [[Making a Splash]] (Ayame/Cure Shiver)

* [[The One Guy]] (Aoi/Cure Luster is the only guy in the Heartbreak Cure team. Naturally, he's Itsuki's counterpart.)

* [[Ascended Extra]]: The Fashion Club girls.

* [[Broken Bird]]: Future Tsubomi. See [[Killed Off for Real]] for why.

* [[Darker and Edgier]]: And you thought the original season was dark.

* [[Evil Is Sexy]]: Pustynia's usual ensemble includes a long [[Sexy Backless Outfit]] with [[Impossibly Low Neckline]] and kept up by a [[Of Corsets Sexy|corset]]...

* [[Fiery Redhead]]: Momiji

* [[Gadgeteer Genius]]: Shion, who designs and creates the weapons for the Cures, as opposed to the weapons being created magically like in the original season, or any other ''[[Pretty Cure]]'' series for that matter.

* [[Hollywood Nerd]]: Shion is a Type 1, leaning slightly towards Type 2.

* [[Killed Off for Real]]: Prior to the beginning of the story, the Hanasaki family suffers a car crash that kills {{spoiler|Tsubomi's parents and [[Dead Little Sister|Futaba]]}}.

* [[Meaningful Name]]: Momiji ("maple leaf"; she transforms into Cure Maple), Ibuki ("juniper"; she transforms into Cure Juniper) and Pustynia ("desert" in Russian).

* [[Mook|Mooks]]: Pustynia's Sneockies, which are new and improved versions of the original Snackies.

* [[Original Character]]: 75% of the cast is this.

* [[Time Police]]

* [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: Ibuki and Momiji, respectively, have this vibe, with a dash of [[Straight Man and Wise Guy]] as well.

 

=== Yuri in the Redlight District ===

* [[Bittersweet Ending]]

* [[Disproportionate Retribution]]: Is it against house rules to support your family, alert your friend's mother when something seems up, or check on your friend to see if she's all right in the middle of her job?

* [[You Are Grounded]]: By the end, Haruna's layoff, due to how desperate Yuri was to keep herself and her mother under their current roof, has claimed two casualties, including Yuri herself ''and'' her friend.

 

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