Characters / Pretty Cure Mother Nature

This is the character sheet for the fanfic Pretty Cure Mother Nature.

Pretty Cure and Allies

Chiyo Hanasaki / Cure Sakura Blossom

• Bifauxnen: Gives off this vibe during her ballet class's productions.
• Cross-Cast Role: Gets cast as the lead male in every production put on by Ms. Aika's ballet class by virtue of her being tomboyish.
• Groin Attack: She launches one completely by accident when she trips and falls. Her hand grabs the last thing she ever expected to be on the other ballet class newbie.
• Just Friends: With Rokuro.
• Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: Masculine Girl to Rokuro's Feminine Boy. It helps that she's a tomboy and he gets Dragged into Drag by circumstances every Saturday.
• Modesty Shorts: Any outfit of hers that incorporates a skirt will utilize this trope, even her kimono from episode 6 and her Cure outfit.
• Non-Uniform Uniform: As a tomboy, she's quite prone to this, wearing bike shorts under her school and ballet uniforms. Also concerning her ballet uniform, her skirt is shorter and more frayed-looking than those of her classmates. She also wears something more boyish than what her classmates are wearing during the recital in episode 48.
• Pink Heroine: Pink uniform (except for the top of the skirt, which is white), pink eyes and pink hair.
• Precision F-Strike: "What the hell is that thing under your leotard!?"
• The Rival: To Angie.
• Sharp Dressed Woman: Her formalwear is a suit with a pink rose attached to one breast.
• She Cleans Up Nicely: Wears a kimono in episode 6.
• Tacky Tuxedo: Wears a pink one for her competition On Ice against Angie.
• Tomboy to Shika's Girly Girl: Also the only tomboy in Ms. Aika's class.

Shika Hashimoto / Cure Fawn

• Every Proper Lady Should Curtsy: At the end of the flashback in episode 29, during the curtain call.
• Fanservice: From episode 29's flashback: glasses + tutu = sheer beauty!
• Girlish Pigtails
• Girly Girl to Chiyo and Ai's Tomboys
• The Glasses Come Off: For the duration of episode 18. Also, as seen during a flashback, her glasses are knocked off as symbolism when the actor playing Von Rothbart pretends to snap her neck during the drama club's dramatization of the Swan Lake ballet.
• She Cleans Up Nicely: During formal occasions. Also, she looked absolutely beautiful in that Russian-style tutu she wore for a (purely non-ballet, for those wondering) performance of Swan Lake by the drama club.

Ai Kichida / Cure Soaring Skies

• Tomboy to Shika's Girly Girl

Akemi Hasegawa / Cure Rising Sun

• Red Eyes, Take Warning Averted

Hideko Okada / Cure Koi

• Non-Uniform Uniform: Wears the tights and Mary Janes from her regular uniform with the male uniform on the school's annual crossdressing day.

Cure Surf

Princess Entai

Prince Sanjo

Firestrikers

Vesuvius

• Big Bad

Galviston

Quake

Tambora

Fam and Ine

• Creepy Twins

Others

Shinji Hashimoto

• The Stoner: OK, he doesn't do drugs at all, but given his personality he may as well be this.

Azumi Yamato

Daisuke Shimizu

• Non-Uniform Uniform: Wears shorts with his uniform in lieu of a skirt on the school's annual crossdressing day. Conversely, he still wears the white socks and Mary Janes typical of the female uniform.

Angie Fujioka

• Alpha Bitch
• But Not Too Foreign
• Same Surname Means Related: Invoked when Chiyo departs for San Diego Comic-Con dressed as Haruhi Fujioka:
  Angie: Stealing my surname, are we, Hanasaki?
• Phenotype Stereotype
• The Rival: To Chiyo.
• Witch with a Capital "B": Gets labelled as this after her first scene in episode 1.

Izumi Fukui

Akane Yamada

Rokuro Aizawa

• Ballet
• Cross-Cast Role: Much to his astonishment, he's another target of this even though he's The One Guy.
• Crossdressing Voices: Surprisingly averted, given his situation.
• Dragged into Drag: However, as the series goes on, he becomes more willing to wear the girls' ballet uniform, as evidenced by all signs of embarrassment gone by the time of the recital, where he accepts and even embraces the fact that his outfit includes a tutu, to the point where, besides the complete overhaul on Chiyo's recital outfit, the only modification to anyone's recital outfit is in the form of the bike shorts Mariya pairs with hers.
• Dressed in Layers: Starting with his second class, he wears his leotard, skirt, and stockings under his school uniform so he won't have to bother going into the changing room before and after ballet class.
• Groin Attack: When Chiyo accidentally grabs his "magic stick" after their first class under Ms. Aika, it's not even close to hard enough to castrate him, but it's hard enough not only for him to feel it but also for Chiyo to find out he's actually a boy.
• Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: Feminine Boy to Chiyo's Masculine Girl. He's probably the manliest pink boy out there, with his only lapses into femininity coming when he has to wear a leotard to ballet class (and, by extension, when he performs in the class's productions and the ballet recital), as well as on Princess Day and the school's annual crossdressing day.
• The One Guy: During ballet class.
• Pimped-Out Dress: Wears a blue one in episode 44 for Princess Day. Also, his ballet uniform's skirt has a frilly hem.
• Pink Is for Sissies: Why he drafted Chiyo to design his dress for Princess Day.
  Chiyo: Lots of princesses are out there that don't wear pink. With luck, you could be among them.
  Rokuro: [sigh] All right. I'll participate. But you're going to design my dress so as to make doubly sure I don't wear pink for such a girly event.
• Real Men Wear Pink: Although neither his ballet uniform nor his princess gown include pink, blue was considered a feminine color until fairly recently.
• Wholesome Crossdresser

Suzu Yamaguchi

• Ballet
• Crazy-Prepared: She carries two swords behind her back in case there's a zombie outbreak.
• Fangirl: Of College of the Dead.
• Just Friends: With Rokuro.
• Pimped Out Skirt: The skirt on her ballet uniform has a frilly hem.

Jenny Cranston

• Fangirl: Of College of the Dead.
• Pimped Out Skirt: The skirt on her ballet uniform has a frilly hem.

Mariya Hirakawa

• Ballet
• Modesty Shorts: Any time she wears a skirt, she wears bike shorts underneath. She wears the shorts over her leotard for both her ballet uniform and her recital outfit.
• Non-Uniform Uniform: Aside from Chiyo, she's the only ballet student to wear even a variation on her recital outfit (in her case, Modesty Shorts) for the recital in episode 48. Also, the skirt on her ballet uniform doesn't have frills at the edge for some reason.
• Yamato Nadeshiko: And one of the few, if not the only one, to regularly wear bike shorts under her skirt.