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Kokoro Shigure sees some children playing outside, imitating the Idol Pretty Cure by dancing and pretending to perform their songs and routines.
Kokoro excitedly runs up to Uta Sakura and the other Cure Idols, suggesting they start an official fan club for the Idol Pretty Cure.
Uta and the others, including Tanaka, immediately agree to the idea and begin preparations right away.
The group gathers to brainstorm the type of fan club, with Kokoro recalling the children's play and proposing merchandise like intercom headsets and costumes.
Other members suggest additional items including uchiwa fans, T-shirts, calendars, and membership cards.
A few days later, the Cure Idols assemble at Tanaka's house, which doubles as their office and the new fan club headquarters.
They take photos together specifically for printing the membership cards.
They decide to answer questions from fan mail to include in the fan club newsletter.
One fan letter is read aloud asking, "What's your favorite proverb?"
Kokoro answers that her favorite proverb is "What one likes, one will do well," explaining it was taught to her by her father when she was a child practicing dance.
Suddenly, Chokkirine launches an attack on the town as a Kurayaminda monster appears, stealing Kirakira from people.
The Idol Pretty Cure and ZukyoonKiss transform and confront the Kurayaminda.
They engage in battle, using a series of stock footage attacks to fight back against the monster's assaults.
Kyun-Kyun stands firm and directly counters the Kurayaminda's incoming attack.
Kyun-Kyun performs her solo performance move, also depicted through stock footage, to strike the monster.
The combined efforts of Idol Pretty Cure and ZukyoonKiss defeat the Kurayaminda, purifying it and restoring the stolen Kirakira.
With the threat resolved, the group proceeds to officially launch the fan club.
The fan club launch event takes place successfully at the headquarters.
The first two members arrive to register, revealed to be characters from Kirakiland who sign up as surprise new fans.
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What is the ending?
In the ending of "The Kyun-er the Better!", the Idol Pretty Cure team successfully launches their fan club at Tanaka's house, with Kokoro sharing her favorite proverb from her father, only for the first two registrants to shockingly arrive from Kirakiland, hinting at deeper ties to their enemies.
Now, let me take you through the ending scene by scene, as the episode builds to its close in Tanaka's house, now buzzing as the fan club headquarters and office.
The Cure Idols--Uta Sakura as Cure Idol, Kokoro Shigure, and the others--gather around a table cluttered with freshly printed membership cards, photos, and fan mail envelopes. Cameras flash as they pose one by one in their idol outfits: Uta strikes a bright smile with microphone in hand, Kokoro tilts her head playfully with a peace sign, the others follow in sequence, each capturing their unique sparkle for the cards. Tanaka stands nearby, adjusting lights and nodding approvingly, his manager vest slightly rumpled from the day's excitement.
They settle into chairs, opening the fan mail for the newsletter. Tanaka reads the first question aloud: "What's your favorite proverb?" The room quiets, all eyes on Kokoro, who has been leading the fan club charge. She leans forward, eyes lighting up with a warm memory, and says, "If you love something, you'll become good at it. What one likes, one will do well." She explains it came from her father, back when she was a little girl struggling with dance practice, his words pushing her to keep going through sweat and stumbles.
The group nods, inspired, as they seal the newsletter and stack the membership cards by the door for new fans. Laughter fills the air, plans for future events bubbling up--more merchandise like headsets, costumes, uchiwa fans, T-shirts, calendars.
Suddenly, the doorbell rings. Tanaka opens it to the first two registrants: two figures step in from Kirakiland, their otherworldly glow unmistakable under the porch light. Gasps ripple through the room--Uta freezes mid-laugh, Kokoro's smile fades to wide-eyed surprise, the others clutch their cards. These are no ordinary fans; their arrival ties back to the Chokkiri Gang's shadows, with hints of betrayal linked to Tanaka's past acquaintances, leaving Darkine and Chokkrine isolated in their conquest of Kirakiland. The screen fades on the stunned faces, cliffhanger tension thick.
Uta Sakura, transformed as Cure Idol, ends the episode safe at headquarters, her singing passion now fueling fan club dreams amid the Kirakiland shock. Kokoro Shigure remains dedicated, her love-driven proverb underscoring her growth, unharmed but rattled. The other Cure Idols share this secure yet uneasy fate, together in Tanaka's house. Tanaka continues as manager, now potentially entangled in Kirakiland secrets without harm. Chokkrine lingers alone, abandoned by allies in her bid to fulfill Darkine's darkening desires over Hanamichi town. Darkine persists as the distant conqueror of Kirakiland, her forces fracturing. No main character falls or transforms permanently; all Precure participants end poised for the next battle.
Is there a post-credit scene?
Yes, episode 26 of You and Idol Precure♪, "The Kyun-er the Better!", features a post-credits scene that serves as a surprise reveal at the very end of the episode.
The main episode concludes with the Idol Precure and ZukyoonKiss successfully launching their new all-ages fan club after defeating the Kurayaminda monster, with Kokoro beaming with pride over the "success" despite logistical challenges like limited supplies of cards and merchandise--her heart swells with unbridled joy, eyes sparkling as she chats animatedly with her friends, though a subtle undercurrent of doubt lingers from the chaotic battle and her insistence on keeping the teams separate. The screen fades to credits amid upbeat idol music, but then cuts to the post-credits moment: the fan club's registration booth, still buzzing faintly under twilight skies with scattered confetti and glowing promotional banners fluttering in the breeze.
Two unexpected figures approach the booth, their faces shadowed at first by hoods and the dimming light, exuding a mix of hesitation and familiarity--emotions flickering across their expressions like hidden spotlights. They step forward, revealing themselves as characters from Kirakiland, the first two members to sign up. Kokoro's eyes widen in shock and delight, her cheeks flushing with a rush of excitement and confusion, while the others exchange stunned glances, Tanaka's brow furrowing in wary recognition. The Kirakiland duo smiles tentatively, one clutching a pen with trembling fingers driven by unspoken loyalty or perhaps coercion, the other glancing back nervously as if pursued by memories of their homeland. This bombshell reveal drops without resolution, leaving Kokoro's triumphant mood undercut by questions of betrayal or brainwashing tied to their acquaintance with Tanaka, the camera lingering on their joined hands over the registration form as the screen cuts to black, hearts pounding with anticipation for the arc ahead.
What are the 5 most popular questions people ask about this title that deal specifically about specific plot elements or specific characters of the story itself, excluding the following questions 'what is the overall plot?' and 'what is the ending?' Do not include questions that are general, abstract, or thematic in nature.
- What inspires Kokoro Shigure to suggest starting a fan club for the Idol Precure and ZukyuunKiss in episode 26?
- How does Koko win over the character who's been annoying throughout the series, and why is it compared to her interaction with Nana?
- What is the bombshell reveal at the end of episode 26 about the two characters betraying their home, and were they brainwashed or did it by choice?
- Who is Tanaka and what role does she play in forming the fan club with Kokoro and the girls?
- How does Nana/Cure Wink lead the resolution of the Zakkurinder monster conflict using Idol Precure energy?
Is this family friendly?
Yes, "You and Idol Precure ♪" Season 1, Episode 26 "The Kyun-er the Better!" (2025) is family-friendly overall, rated TV-G on Apple TV and PG on Crunchyroll, aligning with the Precure series' typical target audience of children.
Potentially objectionable or upsetting aspects for children or sensitive viewers, without plot details: - Standard magical girl violence in action sequences, common to the genre (e.g., battles with energy blasts or physical clashes). - Noted profanity in dialogue, per content advisory (mild language unlikely to be graphic). - References to drug/alcohol use, flagged in advisory (contextual and non-promotional, but could surprise). - Emotional tension from character frustrations or conflicts, including annoying behaviors and workplace stress mentions in reviews.
