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The website [http://purifanstar.wikispaces.com/ purifanstar.wikispaces.com] lists several variations of ''[[Heartcatch Pretty Cure]]'' as normal non-crossover fanfics. Among the variations:
The website [https://web.archive.org/web/20130607193701/http://purifanstar.wikispaces.com/ purifanstar.wikispaces.com] lists several variations of ''[[Heartcatch Pretty Cure]]'' as normal non-crossover fanfics. Among the variations:


* '''Pretty Konjiki's Heartcatch Pretty Cure''' - a more mature take on the season, with the addition of a Cure created by [[Pretty Konjiki]];
* '''Pretty Konjiki's Heartcatch Pretty Cure''' - a more mature take on the season, with the addition of a Cure created by [[Pretty Konjiki]];
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* [[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}}.
* [[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}}.
* [[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}}.
* [[BST]]: Erika and Azuki have this kind of relationship.
* [[Belligerent Sexual Tension|BST]]: Erika and Azuki have this kind of relationship.
* [[Darker and Edgier]]: To a lesser extent than Pretty Konjiki's version, although it's still there.
* [[Darker and Edgier]]: To a lesser extent than Pretty Konjiki's version, although it's still there.
* [[Death by Adaptation]]: {{spoiler|Satsuki.}}
* [[Death by Adaptation]]: {{spoiler|Satsuki.}}
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** Also, {{spoiler|Yuri's father is revealed to be this; here Sabaaku is [[Cloning Blues|just a clone of him]].}}
** 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.}}
** This is averted with {{spoiler|Cologne, who comes back to life after Yuri regains her powers.}}
* [[Mood Dissonance]] / [[Soundtrack Dissonance]]: Averted; there are several [[Ending Theme|ending themes]] that are used depending on the mood of the episode's end. A notable example is episode 23, which uses Randy Newman's "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qva9nTdESoQ Losing You]" (mostly known from being used in a ''[[Toy Story]] 3'' trailer) played over footage of {{spoiler|Satsuki's funeral}} as the ending theme.
* [[Mood Dissonance]] / [[Soundtrack Dissonance]]: Averted; there are several [[Ending Theme|ending themes]] that are used depending on the mood of the episode's end. A notable example is episode 23, which uses Randy Newman's "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qva9nTdESoQ Losing You]" (mostly known from being used in a ''[[Toy Story (franchise)|Toy Story]] 3'' trailer) played over footage of {{spoiler|Satsuki's funeral}} as the ending theme.
* [[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.
* [[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).}}
* [[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).}}
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* [[Antagonist in Mourning]]: See [[Due to the Dead]] below.
* [[Antagonist in Mourning]]: See [[Due to the Dead]] below.
* [[Due to the Dead]]: Cure Moonlight burns the dead bodies of {{spoiler|Professor Sabark and Dark Pretty Cure}} in funeral pyres, with only herself, the other Cures (including Cure Flower), and the mascots in attendance.
* [[Due to the Dead]]: Cure Moonlight burns the dead bodies of {{spoiler|Professor Sabark and Dark Pretty Cure}} in funeral pyres, with only herself, the other Cures (including Cure Flower), and the mascots in attendance.
* [[Missing Trailer Scene]]: Several scenes, including an encounter between Yuri Tsukikage (wearing glasses at the time) and Dark Cure in a forest clearing, were shot for the theatrical trailer to make the trailer look like a [[Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows|Deathly Hallows]] ripoff, complete with Dark Cure's dialogue in one such scene: "Yuri Tsukikage... Cure Moonlight... come to die."
* [[Missing Trailer Scene]]: Several scenes, including an encounter between Yuri Tsukikage (wearing glasses at the time) and Dark Cure in a forest clearing, were shot for the theatrical trailer to make the trailer look like a ''[[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (novel)|Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows]]'' ripoff, complete with Dark Cure's dialogue in one such scene: "Yuri Tsukikage... Cure Moonlight... come to die."
* [[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.
* [[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.
* [[Not His Sled]]: As in Pop Goes My Heart, Satsuki's life is threatened, and Sasorina actually goes as far as to tell Itsuki to "either [[Metallica|jump in the fire, or I'll take you by force]]." However, at the last second, Potpourri pulls a [[Big Damn Heroes]] moment and disables Sasorina long enough for Itsuki to transform into Cure Sunshine for the first time and save her brother from certain death.
* [[Not His Sled]]: As in Pop Goes My Heart, Satsuki's life is threatened, and Sasorina actually goes as far as to tell Itsuki to "either [[Metallica|jump in the fire, or I'll take you by force]]." However, at the last second, Potpourri pulls a [[Big Damn Heroes]] moment and disables Sasorina long enough for Itsuki to transform into Cure Sunshine for the first time and save her brother from certain death.
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=== Yuri in the Redlight District ===
=== Yuri in the Redlight District ===

* [[Bittersweet Ending]]
* [[Bittersweet Ending]]
* [[Darker and Edgier]]: This is the kind of story that, if canon, could put ''the entire [[Pretty Cure]] franchise'' under the [[What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?]] trope as far as Tokyo is concerned.
* [[Darker and Edgier]]: This is the kind of story that, if canon, could put ''the entire [[Pretty Cure]] franchise'' under the [[What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?]] trope as far as Tokyo is concerned.
* [[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?
* [[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?
* [[What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?]]: Because of the obviously adult thematic involved, it's safe to say it's damn good this isn't canon, because if it was it'd probably be [[The Scrappy|Shintaro Ishihara]]'s answer to a younger [[Pretty Cure]] fan's question, "[[Same Content Different Rating|Why can't I watch Pretty Cure anymore until I'm older?]]" if said fan was living in Tokyo.
* [[What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?]]: Because of the obviously adult thematic involved, it's safe to say it's damn good this isn't canon, because if it was it'd probably be [[The Scrappy|Shintaro Ishihara]]'s answer to a younger [[Pretty Cure]] fan's question, "[[Same Content, Different Rating|Why can't I watch Pretty Cure anymore until I'm older?]]" if said fan was living in Tokyo.
* [[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.
* [[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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The website purifanstar.wikispaces.com lists several variations of Heartcatch Pretty Cure as normal non-crossover fanfics. Among the variations:

  • Pretty Konjiki's Heartcatch Pretty Cure - a more mature take on the season, with the addition of a Cure created by Pretty Konjiki;
  • Pop! Goes My Heart - a version by the author of Pretty Cure Perfume Preppy with additional plot points and two of her Cures created for the series;
  • 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;
  • Heartcatch Pretty Cure Coeur - a fan-made sequel to the original series;
  • Heartcatch Pretty Cure Platinum Guardians - another fan-made sequel, though a Darker and Edgier one;
  • Yuri in the Redlight District - a Darker and Edgier side-story;
  • Dying Sunlight - a Death Fic for both Myoudouin children;
  • Several others we haven't gotten around to listing yet.

Pretty Konjiki's Heartcatch Pretty Cure contains examples of:

Pop! Goes My Heart contains examples of:

Into the Night contains examples of:

Ryanasaurus0077's Heartcatch Pretty Cure contains examples of:

  • Antagonist in Mourning: See Due to the Dead below.
  • Due to the Dead: Cure Moonlight burns the dead bodies of Professor Sabark and Dark Pretty Cure in funeral pyres, with only herself, the other Cures (including Cure Flower), and the mascots in attendance.
  • Missing Trailer Scene: Several scenes, including an encounter between Yuri Tsukikage (wearing glasses at the time) and Dark Cure in a forest clearing, were shot for the theatrical trailer to make the trailer look like a Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ripoff, complete with Dark Cure's dialogue in one such scene: "Yuri Tsukikage... Cure Moonlight... come to die."
  • 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.
  • Not His Sled: As in Pop Goes My Heart, Satsuki's life is threatened, and Sasorina actually goes as far as to tell Itsuki to "either jump in the fire, or I'll take you by force." However, at the last second, Potpourri pulls a Big Damn Heroes moment and disables Sasorina long enough for Itsuki to transform into Cure Sunshine for the first time and save her brother from certain death.
  • Precision F-Strike: In her first appearance, after defeating Sasorina, Cure Sunshine says, "If I ever catch you screwing around with a relative again, you're going to Hell, bitch." Later, she calls what she did to Satsuki on the operating table "The Miraculous Bitchslap of Life" after getting his heart rate steady again her own way.
  • 3D Movie
  • Worst Aid: When Satsuki goes into V-tech during the surgery scene at the end of the first act, Itsuki barges into the operating room and performs "The Miraculous Bitchslap of Life" on him, and yes, complete with a PG-rated version of the obligatory Cluster F-Bomb (including at least one "Goddamn" and multiple "hells" and "damns"). Seriously, that's how the MBL worked in The Abyss!

Heartcatch Pretty Cure Coeur contains examples of:

Heartcatch Pretty Cure Platinum Guardians contains examples of:

Yuri in the Redlight District

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