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Precure Miracle Leap Film Teases Revelations With Video on Opening Day
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The official film on Saturday. The video includes spoilers for the film:
[Warning: The description of the video contains story spoilers for the film. Highlight the white text to read.]Healin' Good Precure's Cure Grace transforms into the movie's original form Super Grace, complete with a cherry blossom petal skirt and a giant cherry blossom in her hair, with the power of the Miraculun Lights that harbors eveyone's emotions.
The film's official website also announced on Friday that the film's character designer and animation director Twitter campaign to give away the 14 sketches.
14 theaters in the adding late-night screenings at midnight or later.
Most local governments in Japan have "juvenile protection ordinances" against minors being in theaters after 10:00 or 11:00 p.m., so T-Joy did not allow minors under the age of 18 to go to these midnight screenings. In addition, the midnight screenings did not hand out the "Miraculun Light" sticks that filmgoers get in other screenings. (These Precure film bonuses are normally called "Miracle Lights," but they were renamed as "Miraclun Lights" in honor of the latest film's Miraclun character.)
The film was originally slated to open on March 20, but was delayed again to its current October 31 date.
The movie's plot centers around time and one mysterious day, as the characters of the Hugtto! Precure anime go on trips to Sukoyaka City — the home of the currently airing Healin' Good Precure anime. The Precure girls must protect the "spirit of tomorrow" Miraclun from the "spirit of yesterday" Refrain, who seeks to prevent the world from ever experiencing tomorrow.
insert song "Circle Love ~Sakura~."
Healin' Good Precure, streaming the anime.
In the show's story, the Healing Garden, a secret world that treats Earth's ailments, has been attacked by the Byōgens who seek to infect Earth. Three "medical trainee" Healing Animals and Latte, a Healing Garden princess with special powers, have come in search of partners to avert the threat. The three girls they meet — Nodoka, Chiyu, and Hinata — transform into Precures and stand up to the Byōgens to protect all life on Earth and the Healing Garden.
Kanako Miyamoto's is performing the new ending theme song "Everybody☆Healin' G'Day."
The Healin' Good Precure anime will have its own separate film that will open on March 20, 2021.
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