Nodoka and the others obtain something known as the "Dream Pendant" which gives them the ability to see holographic images of various things in Tokyo. These things vary from fish to animals to sweets!
Ryota Nakamura
Director
Aoi Yuuki
Nodoka Hanadera / Cure Grace (voice)
Natsu Yorita
Chiyu Sawaizumi / Cure Fontaine (voice)
Hiyori Kouno
Hinata Hiramitsu / Cure Sparkle (voice)
Suzuko Mimori
Asumi Fūrin / Cure Earth (voice)
Yuko Sanpei
Nozomi Yumehara / Cure Dream (voice)
Junko Takeuchi
Rin Natsuki / Cure Rouge (voice)
Mariya Ise
Urara Kasugano / Cure Lemonade (voice)
Ai Nagano
Komachi Akimoto / Cure Mint (voice)
Ai Maeda
Karen Minatsuki / Cure Aqua (voice)
Eri Sendai
Milk / Kurumi Mimino / Milky Rose (voice)
Masako Katsuki
Sarena Gashūin (voice)
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