
Dokidoki! Pretty Cure the Movie: Memories for the Future
Oct 26 2013
•1h 12m
•Animation, Action, Fantasy, Comedy, Adventure, Family
One day, Mana Aida receives a wedding dress from her mother and grandmother that they had worn in the past. While thinking about who she would wear this beside someday, a mysterious man named Marsh appears, and Mana is thrown back into the past. She was happy to see her grandmother she loved and her old dog Maro, but she then realizes that Alice and Rikka aren't there because memories have been altered. In order to save precious memories, the future, dreams and hope, Mana transforms into Cure Heart.
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Hitomi Nabatame
Mana Aida / Cure Heart (voice)

Minako Kotobuki
Rikka Hishikawa / Cure Diamond (voice)

Mai Fuchigami
Alice Yotsuba / Cure Rosetta (voice)

Kanako Miyamoto
Makoto Kenzaki / Cure Sword (voice)
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