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* '''{{color|gold|Cure Lemonade}}''', Pretty Cure of [[Too Long; Didn't Dub|Bursting or Bubbliness or Effervescence or something]]. Urara Kasugano, an up-and-coming child actress and [[Idol Singer]]. Has trouble making friends due to her busy schedule.
* '''{{color|forestgreen|Cure Mint}}''', Pretty Cure of [[The Quiet One|Tranquility]]. Komachi Akimoto, an aspiring writer who's getting discouraged by a lack of positive feedback. She's extremely nice and rarely gets angry, and believe us, [[Beware the Nice Ones|that's very fortunate.]] [[Expy|Absolutely not]] [[Tokyo Mew Mew|Retasu Midorikawa]].
* '''{{color|blue|Cure Aqua}}''', Pretty Cure of [[The Smart Guy|Intelligence]]. Karen Minazuki, [[Ojou|ridiculously wealthy]] [[Student Council President]]. Responsible, kind-hearted, and independent... [[Loners Are Freaks|in all the wrong ways]], as she quickly discovers.
 
With the help of extradimensional tanuki duo Coco and Nuts, their goal is to [[Gotta Catch Em All|collect fifty-five creatures]] called Pinkies in order to complete the [[MacGuffin|"Dream Collet"]], enabling it to grant a single wish and restore Coco and Nuts' destroyed homeworld. Though you would be forgiven for forgetting about this subplot, since Pinky-collecting is usually treated as an aside when nothing else is going on. The majority of screentime is given to the Pretty Cures' fight against the Nightmare Group, an [[Corrupt Corporate Executive|evil corporation]] who wish to steal the Dream Collet for their [[Big Bad]] queen, the [[Cool Mask|mask-wearing]] Despariah. Later, the Pretty Cure get another ally in the form of Milk, a rabbit-earred mascot creature who gives them their [[Mid-Season Upgrade]].
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''Yes!'' proved popular enough to get a direct sequel called '''Yes! Precure 5 GO!GO!'''. After [[So Last Season|upgrading their powers]], the Pretty Cure 5 team is recruited to protect the mysterious Cure Rose Garden from Eternal, an evil museum that steals and stockpiles priceless treasures from across the universe. To do this, the Pretty Cure have to [[Gotta Catch Em All|track down the four missing rulers]] of the kingdoms that neighbour the Kingdom of Palmier, as they hold the [[MacGuffin|four keys]] that unlock the path to the Cure Rose Garden.
 
Along with new mascot creature Syrup, an [[Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot|orange flying penguin mailman]], the Pretty Cure get a [[Sixth Ranger]]:
 
* '''{{color|mediumorchid|Milky Rose}}''', Kurumi Mimino, an [[Insufferable Genius|arrogant]] [[The Ace|Ace]] and [[New Transfer Student]]. As Milky Rose, she is a powerful [[Aloof Ally]] who draws her strength from a separate Power Rose from the other Cures. {{spoiler|Of course, her true identity is Milk, and her better-than-you act runs out pretty fast when she admits that she's been taking cues from [[You Watch Too Much X|watching that character type on magical girl shows]]}}.
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* [[Accidental Hero]]: Urara in [[The Movie]]: {{spoiler|the ''only'' reason that the villain's plan failed is because Urara forgot to transfer the last [[MacGuffin]] to the Dream Collet}}.
* [[Accidental Marriage]]: Accidental [[Childhood Marriage Promise]].
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** [[Magical Girl Warrior]]
* [[Make Me Wanna Shout]]: Dark Lemonade.
* [[Meaningful Name]]
* [[Meganekko]]: Mika.
* [[Merchandise-Driven]]
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* [[Parental Abandonment]]: If you're not Nozomi, raise your hand.
* [[Personality Powers]]: Quite explicitly so; for example, [[Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors|Rin (fire) and Karen (water)]] get an episode devoted to how they do ''not'' get along.
* [[Pimped-Out Dress]]: [http://img811.imageshack.us/img811/5834/xieyesprettycure5miracl.jpg The girls] get one for their trip to [[Amusement Park|Princess Land]] in [[The Movie|the first movie]].
* [[Polly Wants a Microphone]]: Syrup in mascot and transportation form.
* [[Post Episode Trailer]]: That [[Trailers Always Spoil|always spoils]].
* [[Power Gives You Wings]]: Butterfly wings, and in the case of {{spoiler|Shining Dream}}, fluffy white angel wings.
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* [[Sentai]]
* [[Sealed Good in a Can]]: Nuts.
* [[SeriesMedia Franchise]]
* [[Shaggy Dog Story]]: {{spoiler|the entire Dream Collet plotline}}
* [[Ship Tease]]: Lots, mostly involving Karen or Nozomi.
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* [[Team Spirit]]: The whole point of the series.
* [[Theme Music Power-Up]]
* [[Theme Naming]]: All the mascots are named after food; all the Cures besides Dream are named after words for their [[ColourColor-Coded for Your Convenience|respective colour]] that also happen to be things - Rouge, Lemonade, Mint, Aqua.
* [[Theme Tune Cameo]]: Nozomi tries to sing a snippet of the OP in episode 33 before Rin cuts her off.
* [[There Is Only One Bed]]: To a ridiculous extreme.
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* [[Transformation Sequence]]
* [[Transformation Trinket]]
* [[Trap Door]]: The Nightmare Group's preferred method for [[You Have Failed Me...|punishing the failures]] of the [[Quirky Miniboss Squad]].
* [[True Companions]]
* [[True Love's Kiss]]: {{spoiler|In the Go Go movie, from Nozomi to Coco.}}
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* [[Yeah! Shot]]: Might be better called a Yes! Shot.
* [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair]]: All five of 'em plus Kurumi, Flora and some bad guys.
* [[You Have Failed Me...]]: Subverted.
* [[You Have Outlived Your Usefulness]]: In the first movie, when {{spoiler|Dark Dream makes a [[Heroic Sacrifice]], Shadow says that she had outlived her usefulness and he was probably going to kill her anyway.}} Later, {{spoiler|Mukadia suffered this}} at the very end of 5GoGo!.
 
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