Atsumi Tanezaki & Reina Ueda："Wonderful Pretty Cure!" Movie: Excited by the hard-working Komugi and Yuki "So cute!"

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 "PreCure" series, "Wonderful PreCure! The Movie! A Thrilling Adventure in the Game World!", with Atsumi Tanezaki, who plays Cure Friendy/Inukai Iroha, and Reina Ueda, who plays Cure Lilian/Nekoyashiki Mayu, appearing. Tanezaki said excitedly, "Komugi is so cute! She's trying her best! I wanted everyone to see her, so I'm happy! I thought that would make her even more popular," and Ueda said, "Yuki is just as cute! She tried her best. Seeing them work together to clear the game made me happy and moved, too."

The movie version will feature PreCure from the 20th installment, "Spreading Sky! PreCure!" and the 13th installment, "Maho Girls PreCure!" Upon the appearance of the "senior Pretty Cure," Tanezaki seemed excited, saying, "She's here! She looks so cool!", while Ueda commented, "Mofurun also did a great job! She was so reliable, I thought she really was a senior."

　Also appearing on stage to greet the audience were Maria Naganawa, who plays Cure Wonderful/Inukai Komugi, Hayate Matsuda, who plays Cure Nyamie/Nekoyashiki Yuki, Takuma Terashima, who plays Usayama Satoru, and guest voice actors JaruJaru, the comedy duo who played Ponta and Pokota.

　In the movie version, Komugi and Iroha, who are obsessed with the popular game "Doki Doki Tanukingdom," suddenly get sucked into the game's world. Directed by Miyahara Naoki and written by Kato Yoichi. It was released on September 13th.

　The motif of "Wonderful Pretty Cure!" 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 interactions that transcend species. The series, which began in 2004, is also attracting attention for being the first to feature a "dog PreCure." It airs every Sunday at 8:30 a.m. on ABC TV and TV Asahi.