I’ve said before that the seiyuu’s overacting is much better than under-acting, which makes Miyuki an interesting case to observe with regards to how much she can balance her clumsiness with her responsibility to lead a band of five girls. Such examples include heroes like Maka from Soul Eater and Sosuke Sagara from Full Metal Panic.Īs the first and foremost PreCure in the series, she’s clearly the star of the show, but the responsibility of taking up the most screen-time requires that she doesn’t come off as too much of a dunce, since too much of it can work against her. For me, I personally like my main characters to be somewhat competent, but the odd moments of clumsiness here and there help show that as a main character and hero, he or she is still has plenty of room for improvement, even though they’re remarkably strong from the get-go. I’m not that big of a fan of the idiotic hero. Miyuki is remarkably idiotic, but not yet lovably idiotic. Hoping to establish a bit more structure into this episodic coverage of Smile PreCure, here are my five thoughts on this week’s episode:ġ. Akane escapes the clutch of Wolfrun’s bad energy, and defends Cure Happy from the Akanbe, and awakens as Cure Sunny in the process. Miyuki transforms into Cure Happy, but is unable to defeat the volleyball-shaped Akanbe monster. Akane’s improvement significantly shows in the next practice, but is interrupted by Wolfrun, who captures the bad energy of the volleyball team. Miyuki sees the passion in her practice, and helps Akane out. She doesn’t live up to the ace billing that she displayed in class, and practices under a bridge due to her disappointing outing.
Akane is confused by the concept of PreCure, but invites Miyuki to volleyball practice to watch her in action.
Overall, I really enjoyed it, and Smile, despite its potential challenges with balancing out the cast throughout the show, has been reasonably maintaining a solid standard of watchability for PreCure fans and newbies alike.Īkane shows off her volleyball skills in gym class, prompting Miyuki to recruit her and Kise as PreCure. She didn’t disappoint, as her debut as a PreCure was filled with bits of fluffy friendship as well as hot-blooded superpower.
I get it, because you're Cure Sunny! BAHAHAHAHA! Joking aside, I love Akane.Īfter stealing the show in episode 1 with her outspoken exchange with Miyuki during her self-introduction, we get to take a closer look at the passionately optomistic Akane Hino as she awakens as Cure Sunny.
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