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First 3D Precure Advertisement Unveiled in Shinjuku, Featuring All Four Members of 'Wonderful Precure'

The 3D advertisement for the 21st series of the TV anime 'Precure,' titled 'Wonderful Precure!', appeared today, June 10th, on Cross Shinjuku Vision and Shinjuku Southern Terrace Vision, running until June 16th. This marks the first 3D advertisement for the Precure series.


The 3D advertisement for 'Wonderful Precure!' in Shinjuku

The 3D advertisement for 'Wonderful Precure!' in Shinjuku (C) ABC-A, Toei Animation


This initiative celebrates the appearance of the fourth Precure, Cure Lilian, in episode 19 aired on the 9th, which brought together all four Precures depicted in the main visual of the series. Each Precure—Cure Wonderful, Cure Friendly, Cure Nyanmie, and Cure Lilian—looks out over the streets of Shinjuku from the vision screens, calling out "Woof woof!", "Meow meow!", and "A wonderful world!" in a wonderful advertisement.


The 3D advertisement for 'Wonderful Precure!' in Shinjuku

The 3D advertisement for 'Wonderful Precure!' in Shinjuku (C) ABC-A, Toei Animation


This is the first 3D advertisement for Precure, with Cross Shinjuku Vision airing it from 7:00 AM to 1:00 AM, and Shinjuku Southern Terrace Vision from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, showing it 4 to 8 times per hour.

'Wonderful Precure!' is themed around "animals" with the motif of "bonds with animals." The keyword is "Everyone friends! Wonderful~!" The story is set in Animal Town, where animals and humans live harmoniously, depicting interspecies exchanges.

Iroha, who loves animals, is close to her pet dog Komugi. One day, they encounter a mysterious creature, Garugaru, causing chaos in the town. To protect Iroha, Komugi transforms into a human and becomes a Precure. Together, they work to help children with troubled hearts and return the animals to the Nico Garden.


Source : ORICON NEWS

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