Takuma Terashima：The movie version of "Wonderful Pretty Cure!" is "a series of surprises" - "Yuichi Nakamura?"

On September 14th, a stage greeting was held at Marunouchi TOEI (Chuo-ku, Tokyo) to celebrate the release of the movie version of the 21st installment of the popular anime series "PreCure!", "Wonderful PreCure! The Movie! A Thrilling Adventure in the Game World!", and Takuma Terashima, who plays Usayama Satoru, appeared. In the movie version, Daifuku, the rabbit who never spoke in the TV series, finally speaks and transforms into a human. It has also become a hot topic that Daifuku is played by Yuichi Nakamura, who is known for his role as Gojo Satoru in "Jujutsu Kaisen". Terashima, who plays Satoru, who lives with Daifuku, said, "It was a series of surprises. I thought, Nakamura Yuichi? Really? But then I realized it was Daifuku!" Terashima exploded with joy, saying, "Satoru and Daifuku were doing their best! My Daifuku has a cute voice! He's so cute I could fall over. I was just so happy. I'm really overwhelmed." Also appearing on stage to greet the audience were Maria Naganawa, who plays Cure Wonderful/Inukai Komugi, Atsumi Tanezaki, who plays Cure Friendy/Inukai Iroha, Hayate Matsuda, who plays Cure Nyamie/Nekoyashiki Yuki, Reina Ueda, who plays Cure Rilian/Nekoyashiki Mayu, and guest voice actors JaruJaru, the comedy duo who played Ponta and Pokota.

In the film, Komugi and Iroha become obsessed with the hugely popular game DokiDoki Tanu Kingdom and are suddenly sucked into the game's world. It has also been announced that PreCure characters from the 20th film, Hirogaru Sky! PreCure, and the 13th film, Maho Girls PreCure!, will appear. The film is directed by Naoki Miyahara and written by Yoichi Kato. It was released on September 13th.

The motif of "Wonderful Precure!" is "animals," and the keyword is "Everyone's friends! Wonderful!". Set in Animal Town, a town where animals and humans live together in harmony, the show depicts the deep bonds that form between animals and humans, such as dogs and their owners, and cats and their owners, and the interactions that transcend species. The series, which began in 2004, is also making waves as it is the first to feature a "dog Precure." It airs every Sunday at 8:30 a.m. on ABC TV and TV Asahi.