In 2015, Toei Animation created a Magical Girl anime with a princess and superheroine theme. That anime is called "Go! Princess Pretty Cure." It follows the story of a group of teenage girls chosen to defend Earth from the dark forces of evil using princess-dress-shaped keys and spray perfumes. They then become an elite team of heroines with amazing superpowers who share a common goal: to rid the world of darkness and ensure peace on Earth. CGI animation is used for finishing attacks, endings, and of course closeups of magical items.

2015 was also the year when "Smile PreCure!" was dubbed into a Netflix original series "Glitter Force." Two years after that, "Doki Doki! Pretty Cure" was dubbed into "Glitter Force Doki Doki" which also premiered on Netflix. As you can see, those two Pretty Cure series have already been given  different titles, and Saban Brands did not have enough money to dub another series due to them selling their rights to Hasbro.

This might be a perfect chance for Hasbro to adapt "Go! Princess Pretty Cure" not as a Glitter Force season, but a Magical Girl series with a bit of American flavor. The transformed characters and the items from the anime will be the same, but just like the endings, they will be made with CGI animation. Just to add a little more spice to the mixture, our heroines will have a giant robot not to destroy, but to purify those who have been affected by darkness. Toei Animation and Hasbro will have to work together to make this anime adaptation happen.