Pretty Cure

On the data. Twenty two years, twenty three series and 1,067 completed episodes, plus whatever the current one finishes on. The counting question comes up immediately, and both common answers are right. There are twenty three television series, and twenty one generations, because two of the series are direct sequels: Max Heart continues Futari wa Pretty Cure and Yes! PreCure 5 GoGo! continues Yes! PreCure 5. Toei's own anniversary marketing counts generations, which is why the 2023 film was the twentieth anniversary rather than the nineteenth or the twenty second. Splash Star is the one that catches people out. Its Japanese title is Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star, so it looks like a third instalment of the first story, and it is a complete restart with a new cast and setting. English sources usually drop the prefix, which fixes the confusion and diverges from the on-screen title. Naming is inconsistent throughout, in Toei's English materials as much as anywhere: Pretty Cure, PreCure and Precure all appear, sometimes in adjacent series. The 2016 entry was pitched to licensors as Witchy Pretty Cure and is also officially known as Maho Girls PreCure. Three series are shorter than the usual forty eight to fifty. Healin' Good was cut to forty five when the pandemic stopped production after episode twelve in April 2020; it resumed that June. Delicious Party at forty five and Tropical-Rouge at forty six are simply shorter, and no source states a reduction from a planned figure, so this page does not claim one. Star Detective Precure! is on the air. Thirty one episodes had aired as of 30 August 2026. Japanese home video listings point to fifty one in total, which is an announcement rather than a broadcast, so this page carries the thirty one that exist. On availability, which for this franchise is a bigger obstacle than the ordering. Roughly eleven of the twenty three series have never had any legal English release in any form, including HeartCatch, which is the one fans recommend most. One series is properly dubbed and streaming: the 2004 original, which was dubbed for Canadian television in 2009 and arrived on Hulu in the United States in February 2026. Smile and DokiDoki were heavily cut and rewritten as Glitter Force and Glitter Force Doki Doki, compressed from forty eight and forty nine episodes into forty and thirty, and both were removed from Netflix worldwide on 9 November 2024. The main legal route is subtitles on Crunchyroll, which carries the original plus roughly eight of the recent series, region by region and subject to change. Toei's English YouTube channel ran a time limited dubbed streaming event between June and September 2025; it was an event, not a catalogue. On the films, there are roughly forty six. Every series gets a tie-in film in the autumn of its broadcast year, Max Heart being the one that got two. The crossover line ran annually every March from 2009 to 2016 with the whole cast, scaled down to a few teams from 2017 to 2020, paused entirely in 2021 and 2022, and returned for the twentieth anniversary in 2023 with all seventy seven Cures. Since 2020 the crossovers have been built from the teams of three consecutive series rather than the whole franchise.

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