The characters are just great balls of fun and joy, even the villains. If anybody doesn't know what I'm talking about, then going through the soundtrack should yield some favorites even to someone that never watched the show. Believe me, as a fan who thinks each song is its own story, that speaks volumes of the incredible power behind the music. The music played here just outright shines for each moment that accompanies the track. I was thrilled with Suite's soundtrack as well, and you've certainly met my expectations here with Smile. As for the music, all I can say is this: Yasuharu Takanashi-san, you impressed me with Heartcatch's soundtrack. The characters' personalities and emotions were excellently expressed and felt like they were true teenagers. The voice acting and sound effects felt very natural and worked seamlessly.
The visuals have effort simply bled into them, especially the finishing attacks and transformation sequences.
If you don't laugh at any time during the show, you will never find your true happiness. The comedy really drove the show's pace and carried our hearts into it. The show's vibrant and lighthearted atmosphere fits its fairy-tale theme very well. The art is absolutely beautifully drawn and animated. It's there, but not prominent enough to be a true interaction to any kind of viewer like the way Suite's musical themes or Heartcatch's floral themes were. While the story is great, its major downfall was its downplayed fairy-tale/children's literature theme. for a kids show, its a brilliant concept because its the kind of thing these developing minds need to ask themselves so they can find their answer and be ultra happy themselves. Case in point, it asks its viewers (both children and young adults) "What is happiness? Where does it come from? Why are dreams and goals so important in the grand scheme of happiness? What do friends have to do with being happy?" These are very deep questions, even for young men to bear but Smile Pretty Cure is among the best in the franchise alongside Heartcatch and the original Futari Wa Pretty Cure not because it tries to outshine them but rather it explores our imaginations and emotions like the way Disney would. Please bear with me as this is my first review for this site.
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