Back in the Garden of Rainbows Nagisa is the new captain of the lacrosse team and both she and Honoka are welcoming new students into their clubs. These things then shoot out into the Garden of Rainbows. Her heart, her life, and the twelve Heartiels that make up her will. Why would they do this? I feel like I’m losing my mind and it’s only the first episode.Īnyways she reverts to the three things she’s made from. They already had something they could’ve used to justify why she’s weakened and needs to revert to this other form. And what makes it doubly stupid is that they already had a plot thread from the finale where the Queen was overexerting herself to stop the worlds from being destroyed so they didn’t even need to add in the Dark King somehow attacking her as he blew up. They basically retcon and edit the last episode of Futari Wa for this plot. The Queen must now change to a different form and one day be returned to normal. He also apparently transferred his life force away and isn’t really dead. In his final moments the Dark King shot out a last piece of dark energy that gravely wounded the Queen. Then we get to see that in the Garden of Light the Queen is “dying” so to speak. The Max Heart version just has so much more oomph and excitement to it and the accompanying visuals are better as well. Then the revamped opening theme song plays and I definitely prefer it to the original opening.
The first episode begins with Nagisa and Honoka getting ready for their first day of school as third years, the two of them sentimentally say good morning to the sleeping Mepple and Mipple before heading out. And Mepple and Mipple falling into an eternal slumber is just too sad isn’t it? Can’t have that. So obviously something needs to be done about that since Pretty Cure just straight up killed him in the last episode of Futari Wa. So the Dark King can’t just be completely obliterated like that or it would spell the end for the Queen of Light as well. It was made clear that dark and light are two sides of the same coin and that if one was completely destroyed the other would be as well. And there were a couple loose ends at the end of Futari Wa that needed attention, so it at least has genuine reason for existing. With how popular Futari Wa was I’m not surprised they chose to make a direct sequel.
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