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Witchy PreCure! [1] ( 魔法つかいプリキュア! , Mahōtsukai Purikyua! , lit. "Witch Pretty Cure") , also known as Maho Girls PreCure! , [2] is a 2016 Japan­ese anime tele­vi­sion se­ries by Toei An­i­ma­tion and the thir­teenth in­stall­ment in Izumi Todo 's Pretty Cure metaseries , fea­tur­ing the eleventh gen­er­a­tion of Cures. [3] The se­ries, di­rected by Masato Mit­suka and writ­ten by Isao Mu­rayama with char­ac­ter de­sign by Emiko Miyamoto, [4] aired on ANN tele­vi­sion sta­tions be­tween Feb­ru­ary 2016 and Jan­u­ary 2017, suc­ceed­ing Go! Princess Pre­Cure in its ini­tial times­lot, and is suc­ceeded by Ki­rakira Pre­Cure a la Mode . The se­ries' main topic is friend­ship , while the se­ries’ mo­tifs are magic and jewelry. [5]

Mirai Asahina, a thir­teen-year-old girl who is ex­cited by var­i­ous things, goes with her stuffed bear, Mo­fu­run, to in­ves­ti­gate a mys­te­ri­ous ob­ject that fell from the sky. There, she meets a young ma­gi­cian named Riko who is search­ing for some­thing known as the Lin­kle Stone Emer­ald. When dark ser­vants of Dokuroxy come seek­ing the Lin­kle Stone Emer­ald, Mirai and Riko join hands with Mo­fu­run and trans­form into the leg­endary ma­gi­cians known as the Pretty Cures to fight against them. Thus, Mirai joins Riko in at­tend­ing Magic School, where they must learn how to use magic while also fight­ing off Dokuroxy's minions. [4]

The Witchy Pretty Cures are leg­endary ma­gi­cians who once fought against evil, each pos­sess­ing im­mensely pow­er­ful magic and items called "Lin­kle Stones" ( リンクルストーン , Rinkuru Sutōn ) . Today, Mirai and Riko both in­herit the pow­ers of the leg­endary ma­gi­cians in order to search for the Emer­ald Lin­kle Stone. All ma­gi­cians in the Mag­i­cal World can per­form spells with their wands by chant­ing the phrase "Cure Up RaPaPa!" ( キュアップ・ラパパ！ , Kyuappu RaPaPa! ) . Using the power of the Lin­kle Stones, Mirai and Riko can trans­form into Pretty Cures by hold­ing hands with Mo­fu­run and chant­ing "Mir­a­cle Mag­i­cal Jewelry" ( ミラクル・マジカル・ジュエリーレ , Mirakuru Majikaru Juerīre ) , and can per­form pu­ri­fy­ing at­tacks with the Lin­kle Stick ( リンクルステッキ , Rinkuru Sutekki ) . By using dif­fer­ent Lin­kle Stones, the Cures can trans­form into four dif­fer­ent styles; Di­a­mond, Ruby, Sap­phire, and Topaz, al­low­ing them to use dif­fer­ent kinds of magic. Cure Fe­lice uses the Lin­kle Smartbook ( リンクルスマホン , Rinkuru Sumahon ) and Lin­kle Stone Emer­ald to trans­form with chant­ing "Fe­lice Fun Fun Flowerle" ( フェリーチェ・ファンファン・フラワーレ , Ferīche Fan Fan Furawāre ) and at­tacks with Flower Echo Wand ( フラワーエコーワンド , Furawā Ekō Wando ) . Later, they re­ceive the Rain­bow Carriage ( レインボーキャリッジ , Reinbō Kyarijji ) to use more pow­er­ful at­tacks later in the se­ries, and the new Over The Rain­bow/Alexan­drite Style.

The Dark Magicians ( 闇の魔法つかい , Yami no Mahō Tsukai ) are the main an­tag­o­nists of the first half of the se­ries, whose goal is to ac­quire the Lin­kle Stone Emer­ald so their leader Dokuroxy can con­quer the Magic World and the No Magic World with his dark magic. They also want the Lin­kle Smarthon after dis­cov­er­ing Ha-chan's power. With the ex­cep­tion of Dokuroxy, his sub­or­di­nates were orig­i­nally an­i­mals which he in­fused with his magic to as­sume hu­manoid form and act in his stead due to his phys­i­cal con­di­tion.

Deusmast ( デウスマスト , Deusumasuto ) is the main an­tag­o­nist of the later half of se­ries, an evil chaos deity that con­sumes worlds whose fore­told re­turn played in Kushi's trans­for­ma­tion into Dokuroxy. Deusmast came into being from the fu­sion of four god-like mag­i­cal be­ings known as the Never End­ing Chaos ( 終わりなき混沌 , Owarinaki Konton ) who each pos­sess the re­al­ity-bend­ing power of Mugic ( ムホー , Muhō ) . Though Mother Ra­papa sealed Deusmast in the sun, the Dark Ma­gi­cians' ac­tions en­abled Deusmast to cre­ate con­structs in the form of the End­less Chaos mem­bers who pre­pare Earth for Deusmast's even­tual re­turn. Though three of the End­less Chaos mem­bers were sent back to the sun, the seal even­tu­ally broke and a re­con­sti­tuted Deusmast fused the No Magic World and Magic World into one. But Deusmast was killed when the Cures man­age to de­stroy all of them with Ex­treme Rain­bow, sep­a­rat­ing the worlds while send­ing Deusmast into obliv­ion. Deusmast talks with all four voices of the End­less Chaos mem­bers, who form the orb-like eyes re­solv­ing around his body.

A bee fairy from Fairy Vil­lage serv­ing Oruba as his spy to get in­for­ma­tion on the Cures to get in­for­ma­tion about them, tak­ing an in­ter­est in Mo­fu­run. When Chiku­run steals the Lin­kle Stones, the fairy was ex­posed as a spy. After Chiku­run re­trieved back the Lin­kle Stones from Shak­ince, the fairy was for­given. It re­mained in his home­land. Later on, it pro­vides Yamoh with honey in order to make Dokuro­mushe, the spirit of Dokurokushe's sweet tooth, happy.

The se­ries was first re­vealed via a trade­mark fil­ing posted on Oc­to­ber 19, 2015, [3] and was pub­licly an­nounced on No­vem­ber 26, 2015. [5] The se­ries aired on all ANN tele­vi­sion sta­tions be­tween Feb­ru­ary 7, 2016 and Jan­u­ary 29, 2017. The se­ries was pitched to li­cen­sors at Ani­me­Japan 2016 under the Eng­lish name Witchy Pretty Cure , but an Eng­lish adap­ta­tion has yet to be announced. [13]

The Witchy Pretty Cure have ap­peared in the fol­low­ing crossover films: Pretty Cure All Stars: Singing with Every­one♪ Mirac­u­lous Magic! , Pre­Cure Dream Stars! , Pre­Cure Super Stars! , and Hugtto! Pre­Cure Fu­tari wa Pretty Cure: All Stars Memories . [14] A film based on the se­ries, ti­tled Witchy Pretty Cure! The Movie: Won­der­ous! Cure Mofurun ( 映画 魔法つかいプリキュア！ 奇跡の変身！キュアモフルン！ , Eiga Mahōtsukai Purikyua!: Kiseki no Henshin! Kyua Mofurun! ) , in­clud­ing a fully CG an­i­mated short ti­tled Cure Mir­a­cle and Mo­fu­run's Magic Lesson! ( キュアミラクルとモフルンの魔法レッスン！ , Kyua Mirakuru to Mofurun no Mahō Ressun! ) was re­leased on Oc­to­ber 29, 2016.

In the first 21 episodes, the open­ing theme is "Dokkin♢Mahōtsukai PreCure!" ( Dokkin♢魔法つかいプリキュア! , Exciting Maho Girls PreCure! ) com­posed by Aiko Oku­mura and per­formed by Rie Kita­gawa, who pre­vi­ously per­formed the end­ing themes for Go! Princess Pre­Cure , while the end­ing theme is "Cure Up￪ Ra♡Pa☆Pa!~ Ho­hoemi ni Naru Mahō ~" ( CURE UP↑RA♡PA☆PA!〜ほほえみになる魔法〜 , Cure Up↑ Ra♡Pa☆Pa! ~Magic to Make You Smile~ ) com­posed by Ak­i­fumi Tada and per­formed by Rie Taka­hashi and Yui Horie . [15] From episode 22 on­wards, the open­ing theme is "Dokkin♢Mahōtsukai Pre­Cure! Part 2" ( Dokkin♢魔法つかいプリキュア! Part 2 , Exciting Maho Girls PreCure! Part 2 ) per­formed by Rie Kita­gawa and the end­ing theme is called "Mahō Ara Dōmo!" ( 魔法アラ・ドーモ! , Magic Âla・Thanks ) per­formed by Rie Taka­hashi, Yui Horie and Saori Hayami . The music is com­posed by Hi­roshi Takaki, who pre­vi­ously com­posed the music for Doki­Doki! Pre­Cure , Hap­pi­ness­Charge Pre­Cure! , and Go! Princess Pre­Cure . The sin­gle was re­leased on March 2, 2016 by Mar­velous! fea­tur­ing the theme songs from the first 21 episodes. The first of­fi­cial sound­track of the se­ries, ti­tled Pre­Cure♡Mir­a­cle☆Sound!! was re­leased on May 25, 2016 along with the vocal album on July 13, 2016 with the title Lin­kle☆Melodies . The sin­gle for the sec­ond open­ing and end­ing theme was re­leased on Au­gust 10, 2016. On No­vem­ber 23, 2016, the sec­ond of­fi­cial sound­track of the se­ries was re­leased, ti­tled Pre­Cure☆Mag­i­cal♡Sound!! .

A manga adap­ta­tion il­lus­trated by Fu­tago Kamikita began se­ri­al­iza­tion in Ko­dan­sha 's Nakayoshi mag­a­zine from Feb­ru­ary 3, 2016. [16]

Bandai re­leased var­i­ous mer­chan­dise dur­ing the se­ries in­clud­ing watches, bags, and trans­for­ma­tion items.

Witchy PreCure! will also be branded as of­fi­cial Tokyo 2020 mas­cots as mer­chan­dise, along with other well known anime se­ries like One Piece , Dragon Ball , Naruto and Sailor Moon . [17]

February 7, 2016 – January 29, 2017