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Futari wa Precure Splash Star Tick Tack Kiki Ippatsu! (movie)

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Alternative title:

Pretty Cure Splash Star Tic-Tac Crisis Hanging by a Thin Thread!

Pretty Cure Splash☆Star - Le leggendarie guerriere (Italian)

ふたりはプリキュアスプラッシュ☆スターチクタク危機一髪！ (Japanese)

Genres: comedy, magic

Themes: idols, magical girl

Objectionable content: None

Plot Summary: On their way to a singing contest, Mai and Saki meet a mysterious man looking for the oldest clock in town. It turns out that this clock is a portal to the World of Clocks, and the mysterious man is a servant of Dark Fall who wants to stop time to destroy the world. With the help of the clock spirits, Pretty Cure must fight to escape his perfect maze and start time flowing again. Takes place after episode 30 of Futari Wa Pretty Cure Splash☆Star.

User Ratings: 39 ratings have been given [details]

Masterpiece: 2 votes (sub:2)

Excellent: 2 votes (sub:2)

Very good: 13 votes (sub:13)

Good: 13 votes (sub:12, raw:1)

Decent: 6 votes (sub:6)

So-so: 1 vote (sub:1)

Not really good: 2 votes (sub:2)

Weak: -

Bad: -

Awful: -

Worst ever: -

Seen in part or in whole by 78 users, rank: #5818 (of 9856)
Median rating: Good
Arithmetic mean: 7.231 (Good+), std. dev.: 1.2902, rank: #2851 (of 10014)
Weighted mean: 7.106 (Good), rank: #3187 (of 10014) (seen all: 7.06 / seen some: 7.71)
Bayesian estimate: 7.199 (Good+), rank: #2597 (of 7551)

Running time: 50 minutes

Vintage: 2006-12-09

Premiere date:

2006-12-09 (Japan)

2010-11-06 (Italy - RaiDue)

Release dates: We have 2

Opening Theme:

"Makasete ★ Splash ☆ Star (まかせて★スプラッシュ☆スター)" by Yuka Uchiyae with Splash Stars

Ending Theme:

"Ganbalance De Dance ～ Saki & Mai Version ～ (ガンバランスdeダンス～咲＆舞 Version～ )" by KIMOTO Orie & ENOMOTO Atsuko with Flopy & Choppy

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Japanese staff

Japanese cast

Director: Junji Shimizu

Script: Yoshimi Narita

Storyboard: Junji Shimizu

Music: Naoki Satō

Original creator: Izumi Todo

Character Design:
Akira Inagami
Katsumi Tamegai

Art Director: Shinzō Yuki

Animation Director: Katsumi Tamegai

Executive producer:
Haruki Nakayama (Marvelous Entertainment)
Hiroshi Takahashi (Toei Animation)
Kazuhiro Takenaka (Bandai)
Kōji Okumura (ADK)
Yoshio Nishimura (ABC)
Yūsuke Okada (Toei)

Assistant Director: Nobukage Kimura

Background Art:
Emiko Naga
Midori Tanaka
Ryūtarō Masuda

Casting: Takumi Kohama (Toei Academy)

Data Conversion:
Satoru Abe
Toshimi Gotō

Digital Color: Naomi Kiyota

Digital Special Effects: Toshio Katsuoka

Documentation: Naoko Sawai

Editing: Yoshihiro Asō

Editing Assistant:
Eiichi Nishimura
Kiminori Yoshida

In-Between Animation: Hisashi Mawatari

Music Selection: Sayaka Mizuno (Suwara Pro)

Optical Recording: Futoshi Ueda

Planning: Takashi Washio

Planning Assistant:
Masayuki Kameda (ABC)
Rika Tsurusaki (ADK)

Production Advancement: Ken Suetake

Production Coordination: Katsumi Ōmoto

Production manager: Kazuo Sakai

Recording: Kimitaka Kawasaki

Recording Assistant: Naomi Hayashi

Sound Effects: Takahisa Ishino (Sound Ring)

Studio Engineer: Keiichiro Morimoto

Atsuko Enomoto as Mai Mishou / Cure Egret

Orie Kimoto as Saki Hyuuga / Cure Bloom

Akemi Okamura as Foop

Kappei Yamaguchi as Floppy

Miyu Matsuki as Choppy

Yuriko Fuchizaki as Moop

Ayaka Saitō as Minori Hyuuga

Junko Takeuchi as Kenta Hoshino

Masami Kikuchi as Hours

Mika Doi as Saori Hyuuga

Naomi Kusumi as Daisuke Hyuuga

Susumu Hayami as Sirlon

TARAKO as Minutes

Japanese companies

Animation Production: Toei Animation

Assistance: Kodansha

Digital Animation Processing: Digital Effect Group

Film Developing: Toei Labo Tech

Music Assistance:
Marvelous Entertainment
Toei Animation Music Publishing

Music Selection: Swara Pro

Planning Assistance:
Asahi Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Asatsu-DK

Production:
Asahi Broadcasting Corporation
Asatsu-DK
Bandai Co., Ltd.
Marvelous Entertainment
Toei Animation
Toei Company, Ltd.

Production Committee:
Asahi Broadcasting Corporation
Asatsu-DK
Toei Animation
Toei Company, Ltd.

Production Cooperation:
A.C.C. Production
AMGA
Avid Symphony
D's Lab
Eagle Nest
Hoei Sangyo Co., Ltd.
Kagura
Line Farm
M.S.J Musashino Production
Studio Cockpit
Studio Wood
Sunshine Corporation
Tatsunoko Production
TMS Photo
Toei Animation Philippines

Recording Studio: Toei Audio Visual Art Center

Sound Effects: Sound Ring

Italian staff

Italian cast

Dubbing Director: Anna Cesareni

Dialogues: Lina Zargani

Mixing: Riccardo Canino

Theme Song Performance: Giorgia Alissandri

Eva Padoan as Saki Hyuuga/Cure Bloom/Cure Bright

Joy Saltarelli as Mai Mishou/Cure Egret/Cure Windy

Emanuela Damasio as Fupu

Laura Cosenza as Flappy

Raffaella Castelli as Choppy

Anna Cesareni as Saori Hyuuga

Eleonora Reti as Minori Hyuuga

Mirko Cannella as Kenta Hoshino

Roberto Stocchi as Daisuke Hyuuga

Italian companies

Broadcaster:
Rai Gulp
RaiDue

RaiGulp

Dubbing: LaBiBi.it

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