One is that, unlike most magical girl series, the headliners are a duo and operate strictly as a duo. That being said, Precure does distinctly differ from other magical girl series in two important ways, and it is these two ways which give the series some hope of appealing to a broader audience. Nagisa and Honoka, meanwhile, gradually become close friends as they fight together and muddle through complications beyond the Dark Zone's threats, such as the occasional spat, Nagisa's growing attraction to a boy who turns out to be Honoka's childhood friend, a pair of imposters, and dastardly math tests. Their opposition is a succession of the Dark King's chief agents, starting with the evilly handsome Pisard and later progressing through the bruiser Gekidorago, the shape-changer Poisonny, and the boy Kiriya, who employ an array of different tactics (typically involving the evil spirit Zakenna) to try to secure the Prism Stones and eliminate the troublesome Pretty Cure. In this role they must protect the Prism Stones the two cute aliens hold, which are the last things the Dark King needs to gain eternal life and dominance. When threats originating from that place appear (typically in the form of monstrously-possessed objects, animals, or people), Nagisa and Honoka use the cell phones to transform into Cure Black and Cure White respectively, who together make the magical girl duo Pretty Cure, a legend from Mepple and Mipple's world. Though very different in many ways, they are drawn together when each comes into possession of special cell phones that are actually the aliens Mepple and Mipple, refugees from the alternate world Garden of Light, which has been overrun by the Dark Zone. Dark-haired Honoka is a popular, smart, and feminine science ace who lives with her grandmother while her parents work abroad. Orange-haired tomboy Nagisa is a boisterous 8th grade lacrosse ace with an annoying kid brother.
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