Glitter Force Doki Doki

Glitter Force Doki Doki is the English dub of Doki Doki! Pretty Cure (Japanese: ドキドキ！プリキュア Hepburn: Dokidoki! Purikyua, literally "Heart-Pounding! Pretty Cure") dubbed by Saban Brands.

Why This Dub has No Glitter Either

 * 1) Like it’s predecessor, the dubbing cast is poor and does not fit the characters.
 * 2) Maya’s English voice is sometimes annoying since she’s also voiced by Debi Derryberry, though her voice is much more tolerable than Candy’s and does a pretty decent performance.
 * 3) The names also have changed, and even the original Japanese names that already have English names are given different names (e.g. Cure Sword/Glitter Spade, Alice/Clara, and Selfish King: Trump King/King Mercenare: Splendorius.), but only five characters of the main cast keep their original names.
 * 4) The scenes in this dub are also darkened and dimmed.
 * 5) The songs in the credits for the dub sound like generic modern and upbeat 2010s pop music. Plus, the first end credits music video cuts out Cure/Glitter Diamond dancing because the Pretty Cure logo was shown in that scene.
 * 6) The songs in the credits like Glitter Force, still using low budget 3D animation.19 episodes from the original were skipped from the dub, causing huge plot holes or too much Japanese culture.
 * 7) Emotional scenes were also turned to humorous. In one scene in the childhood flashback where the main characters encounter bullies, Alice/Clara’s angry and serious eyes are cut out and funny dialogue is added to make the scene less emotional.
 * 8) Like it's predecessor, The brightness and contrast are tone down to avoid seizures.Combined with Power Rangers (Super) Ninja Steel, this show effectively put an end to Saban Brands and its shows.

Redeeming Qualities

 * 1) This show can be a "so bad its good" show.The theme song is catchy, but seems unforgettable for most people.