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Today’s episode is about photos.

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Tsubomi always seems to fall over something every episode <_<

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And here we go again with the 2nd episode of Heartcatch Precure.

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Looking forward to Shin Sonic Cure Blossom. 

You know its bad when two writers on this blog wrote about the same episode twice. You know its doubly bad when it happened despite one of the writers having zero prior affinity or liking towards the Precure series. You know its REALLY bad when said writer starts liking Precure… if only because of his devotion to Nana Mizuki.

Welcome to Heartcatch Precure, where two different groups of audience from two wildly differing age groups are watching the series for two totally different reasons. This series will have children going crazy over the fight scenes, while Nana fans will simply gush “NANANANANANANANANANA” whenever Tsubomi speaks. Of course, both demographics will like Tsubomi’s transformation scene and Cure Blossom’s costume, though once again for two entirely different reasons…

I mean, look at Cure Blossom’s figure and nice legs. And her short skirt. Yummy.

*ahem* Anyway, I strongly urge all Nana fans to start this series. If you like Nana, you owe it to yourself to at least give the first episode a spin. Just put away the fact that you are watching a children’s show, and you may be pleasantly surprised. Nana’s performance as Tsubomi was awesome, that much had to be said. I haven’t heard Nana like this for a long time, and Tsubomi nearly moe-ed me to death with her loli megane-ko antics.  

See the number 7 on Tsubomi’s shirt? Yeah, that’s about it. Its all about Nana.

At the end of the episode I had the distinct impression that the rest of the series would be good in its own right, so I will continue watching this, if only for my weekly moe Nana fix. I am still refusing to admit that I have become a Precure fan, but I feel my willpower slipping away each time I watch Tsubomi’s transformation sequence and the ending sequence. Whoever casted Nana as Tsubomi and Cure Blossom is a freaking genius.

And yes, we need character singles for Tsubomi. Having that missing out from the franchise would be a terrible, terrible waste.

 This is Julius Firefocht, signing off.