Precure

Cure Earth leaks?

So this has bothered me for a while and I figured I'd see if anyone here knows what's up with this. The Toei USA website has a Precure section, complete with what are apparently official English titles and even logos for every Precure series up to Star Twinkle (pic related). But there's also no officially licensed English release for any Precure series, as far as I'm aware, except for the English dub of Futari wa Precure and the two Glitter Forces. So like... why?

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>Ichika Usami, a second year middle school student, loves sweets and works in her family’s patisserie. When she encounters a fairy named Pekorin, she learns about a magical energy called “Kirakiraru” that resides in sweets and desserts and the monsters known as Henteko that are out to steal them.
>works in her family's patisserie
>Henteko
wat

>There, she meets a young magician named Riko who is searching for something known as the Linkle Stone Emerald.
>Riko
I knew it!

International marketting.
Yes

>>>
Also
>Henteko
I guess those are the Gummies' MotW, I honestly don't remember if they had a name tho.

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They need to hurry up and do Heartcatch.

>Yes
Finally!

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>hair roller
every fucking time

Still no english logo for HG?

If there is one it's not on the website with all the other ones.

>Tsubomi just moved and tries to overcome her shyness but finds herself under the thumb of her pushy classmate Erika.
Sounds accurate.
>HUG! Pretty Cure
I'm using that from now on.

>I'm using that from now on
It's a quality way to refer to the series in English. Especially given that the alternatives are "say ハグっと with Japanese pronunciation and feel like a fucking dork" and "cry and die because 'Hugtto' is pronounceable in Japanese but not in English"

And I suppose you technically could also say "hug-toe" but that's awful and I refuse to acknowledge it as a legitimate option (even though there are almost certainly people who do that).

I mean, if you say "Purikyua" then "Hagutto" shouldn't be THAT weird.

They just say "Glitter Force"

that one's fake tho.

however and probably the reason of that fake, the series digital toy, the Healing Roombag, gets released this friday, which means There MIGHT be actual leaks by saturday morning. unless the Trinity incident makes Toei SO paranoid that they got to figure a special solution so hacking its impossible.

The only way is to put a password along the specific toy to unlock the minigame, but that won't stop the dataminers to destroy the toy and search inside its code tho.

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>"hacking"

I just meant that I want to HUG Pretty Cure.

yeah, you can consider the process of figure the Railpín combination or even 3d printing/resin casting your own custom railpins as hacking.

I think you forgot to mention someone-pe

My secret wish is that Bandai finds a cost-effective way to put part of the data on the individual cure bauble/key/jewel/whatever so that an essential piece remains out of the market until release. That would curb leaks but would also have the amazing side-effect of allowing people to hack together their own trinkets to get their Precure toys to say hilarious and potentially embarrassing things.

>if you say "Purikyua"
I usually don't in otherwise English sentences, though.

Oh, valid and same.

Momotaros best Pretty Cure.

i imagine thats quite expensive (despite Toei going abovee and beyond Milking the shit out of the little girls with those prices.) to be practical specially on the Digital minigame toys.

you can do that with Screenless Transform items, The Kamen Rider Ex-aid GamerDriver is the perfect example of that, with custom made Gashats and Arduino powered audio/screen systems, a dude made a Smash-themed Gashat with Amiibo reading functionality for christ sake!

God those belts are so fucking dorky.