"AMPHI" and "Futari wa Pretty Cure" collaborate for the first time!

Color variations
The world of "Futari wa Pretty Cure" is also expressed in color. Cure Black, Cure White, Mepple,
We've created a lineup of four colors inspired by Mipple.
Black: A black inspired by Cure Black. The pink accents give it a cute and sophisticated look.
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White: A white inspired by Cure White. The blue accents give it a sophisticated and elegant impression.
The coloring.
YELLO: A pistachio YELLO inspired by Mepple. The blue accents give it a light and fresh feel.
A stylish color scheme.
Pink: A pink inspired by Mipple. The dark cherry accent gives it a cute look that isn't too sweet.
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[Collaboration Commemorative Project Overview]
●Purchase Campaign (Receive a free puffy flake sticker on a first-come, first-served basis)
Customers who purchase our collaboration products will receive a free set of puffy flake stickers.
*Gift conditions and contents may differ between physical stores and the Wacoal online store.
*While supplies last.
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Applicable products: BYJ314 (bra), PYJ114, PYJ214, PYJ514 (panties)
Gift conditions: Purchase the eligible bra and panties as a set.
Gift contents: Puffy flake stickers (6 pieces)


[About "Futari wa Pretty Cure"]
The "Pretty Cure series" is an original TV anime series from Toei Animation that began airing in February 2004.
The first work in the series.
Nagisa Misumi (Cure Black), who is good at sports and has a strong sense of justice, and a gentle and easygoing girl who excels academically.
Two middle school girls with different hobbies and personalities, including Honoka Yukishiro (Cure White), become legendary warriors.
They transform into "Pretty Cure." Working together, they confront the evil enemy sent from the Dotsuku Zone.
This is a story about growing stronger through friendship and bonds with your companions, in addition to thrilling battle scenes.
The fact that it depicts their journey is also appealing.
The "Pretty Cure series" is currently airing its 23rd television anime series, "Detective Pretty Cure!".
In transit. In addition to the TV series, there are many other developments, including theatrical films.