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Glittering Tail Pretty Cure Episode 1

Alicia Pris Cosplays Blue Iris
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Keywords sonicthehedgehog 7776, magicalgirl 954, marineraccoon 1, glitteringtailprettycure 1
Glittering Tail Pretty Cure


Episode 1:   A New Heroine Is Born


In the morning hours, a racoon girl is seen running to school.  wearing a white shirt with a green tie, blue skirt, white socks with blue stripes, and her green-and-orange shoes.  Her hair, orange like her fur and having brown at the end, was tied in two pigtails pointing upwards.


"Crikey, I can't believe I am going to be late on the first day at my new school," the raccoon said when suddenly, she heard a voice as a book flew down.


"Look out below," the voice said as Marine saw a book coming down.


"A flying book?  I thought oversleeping meant not being tired anymore," the raccoon said when suddenly, a chao spawned out and rammed into her head.  The chao was yellow with a pink frilly collar around her neck, and two pink bows on each side of its head.


"Ouch, that hurts, you little ripper," the raccoon said as she looked at the creature.


"Sorry, I didn't aim well," the chao said as Marine picked it up.


"What are you?  You don't look like any creature I learned about at my old school," the raccoon asked.


"I am known as Pepper, a Chao from the land of fairy tales and storybooks known as Marchenzone," the Chao said as it flew off.


"Okay, I am seeing things, and losing track of time," the raccoon said as she ran to her new school, picking up the book Pepper came in in her rush.  At the new classroom, the raccoon was in front of the class as the teacher, a female tiger, was teaching.


"Today, we have a new student who just transferred here.  Go ahead, Marine," the teacher said.  The raccoon, known as Marine, got nervous as the students looked at her.  Soon, a hand was raised.


"Hey, introduce yourself," the girl said.


"I am Marine.  Marine The Raccoon," Marine said.


"Is that it," the voice asked as the hand it belonged to got up.  It was a lavander cat wearing the same uniform, only with a purple tie and a purple jacket tied across her waist and went near her.


"No need to be nervous.  I know how it feels to be in front of a crowd," the cat said.


"And yet, you became the school's best atlhete, Blaze," another voice said.  It belonged to a grey wolf who wore a the same shirt and skirt, but had a blue vest.


"Can't you see she's only helping her, Sora," another said, a magenta hedgehog in a special uniform that was red, a possible sign she has a high standard.


"Who are those two," Marine asked.


"Oh, those two are Sora Grey, she's good at sports, and the one next to her is Sonia Aleena, class rep and vice president of the student council," the cat, Blaze, said.


"Really," Marine said.


"And I'm Blaze,  I know how it feels because I transferred here last year," Blaze said.


"I think you helped our new face enough, Miss Katt.  Please take your seat," the teacher said.


"Yes, Miss Taigakama," Blaze said.  Thankfully, Marine calmed down and introduced herself, thinking of Blaze's kind words.  Later, at the school library, Marine was looking for some books.


"Wow, the library in this school is really empty," Marine said as she saw a glow.  Removing a book, she saw the glow was bigger.


"What is causing that glow?  Did someone leave something behind these books as some sort of prank," Marine said as she moved the books to the right, as the light moved down a shelf.


"Huh, it moved down," Marine said as she pushed books to the left, causing the light to move back to the shelf.


"Okay, this has to be a prank," Marine said as she pushed the books away from the light.  As a result, the light transported her to a room that was like a library built into a tree.


"Where am I?  This is getting bloody wierd," Marine said.  Seeing a book, she put the one she picked up in a slot, and soon, it popped out, showing Pepper being chased by what looked like a wolf.


"Eek, is that Pepper, being chased by a big bad wolf?  I got to get to her," Marine said as she moved some books, and was warped to the streets.  Turning around, she saw she came out of a shelf in a bookstore.


"Okay, that was wierd, but I got to find Pepper," Marine said as she saw her and the wolf.


"Whoa, that wolf is being such a mongrel.  I can't stand it," Marine said as she went to Pepper.


"Hey, I remember you.  You got to run.  A big bad wolf is in the sky," Pepper said as the wolf laughed.


"So, I see you made friends with one of this world's beings, chao," the wolf said.


"Rack off, you mongrel.  Go back to cooking pork on the barbie," Marine said as he saw the wolf crush black paint on his hand and splattering it all over the page of a book, causing darkness.


"Yeah, right.  This town will be the first to get a bad ending," the wolf said.


"Wolfang is giving this world a bad end," Pepper said.


"Bad end," Marine said as she saw civilians covered in a black mist.


"He's already sucking the bad energy out of people," Pepper said.


"That's right, little chao, and with this bad energy, we are one step closer to reviving our Emperor of Evil," Wolfang said as he landed near the two.


"Whoa, he is scary," Marine said.


"And what of you, girl?  It is hopeless to stop the Bad End, and yet, you are not affected," Wolfang said.


"Because I hate it when bullies pick on the ankle biters like Pepper.  Besides, I had trouble with introducing myself today, but a new friend helped me through," Marine said.


"That's cute.  Now hand the chao over and maybe I can spare you to be a slave for Lord Pierrot," Wolfang said as he dashed in.


"Never.  You'll have to eat me along with her," Marine yelled as a strange energy knocked Wolfang back.  As Marine look confused, she was floating in the middle of it, as a compact materialized.


"What is that," Marine said.


"It's a Pretty Cure compact.  You are one of the Pretty Cure I am looking for," Pepper said.


"Pretty Cure?  Is that some kind of superhero," Marine said.


"Almost.  Why don't you use it and find out.  Just say "Pretyy Cure Glittering Change" to find out," Pepper said.


"Okay.  Pretty Cure Glittering Change," Marine said as the compact opened.  Soon, Marine's school uniform morphed into a green energy forming what looked like a dress as she took the powder poof and used it on her hands, forming white cuffs with green trim, and her legs, forming into tan boots with green trim and ribbons,  Soon, she uses it on the dress, turning it into a green outfit with dark grey detail, a tan skirt, green shorts underneath the skirt, and a dark grey bow on the chest, along with a white fluffy sleeves over her shoulders, and soon, her hair changed, causing the pigtails to grow longer and a tiara with a green stone with white wings on the side adorning her head.


"The enduring heart willing to make a good ending.  Cure Spirit," Marine said as she did a pose, but stopped to see what she's become.


"Okay, this is unexpected.  The dress is a beauty, but is my hair going to be like this forever," Marine said, seeing her pigtails grown to the point where they were now back length.


"Only when you are in this form," Pepper said.


"I see.  But what the heck?  I look so cute like this, like a heroine from a fairy tale," Marine said, disgusting Wolfang.


"You got to be kidding me," Wolfang said.


"I am not kidding, and now, you naughty wolf, I will tell you again to rack off.  I'm not afraid to get in a fight with you, especially to keep Pepper safe," Marine said.


"Well, you think a fancy dress and longer hair makes you a match for me," Wolfang said as he rushed, only for Marine to block and kick him away as she landed on the other side of a brick-made fence.


"Whoa, I can jump high and hit hard," Marine said.


"Well, I see you are for real.  Well, then, Cure Spirit, let's see how you fare against Akanbe," Wolfang said as he pulled out a red nose and threw it into the brick fence, changing it into a brick house-shaped monster with arm, legs, and a clown-like face.


"Akanbe," the Brick Akanbe yelled out.


"You mongrel.  You can turn ordinary objects into monsters," Marine said in shock.


"Don't worry, Cure Spirit.  I will guide you through it," Pepper said as Marine jumped away from the monster, and when it jumped after her, she kicked it into the ground.


"Nice try, but Akanbes are powered by Pierrot's energy combined with a Cure Decor," Wolfang said.


"Cure decor," Pepper said as she and Marine landed on the Brick Akanbe's nose.


"Pepper, is there any way to put this thing down for good, like a finishing strike," Marine said as she saw the Akanbe wake up and throw her off.


"You have the Spirit Shower, but you need to boost your spirit," Pepper said.  Marine stopped and took a pose while chanting to herself something positive, as Wolfang and the Brick Akanbe stopped.


"Looks like you're saying your final wishes before your inevitable demise," Wolfang said as Marine's compact glew.


"You're doing it.  Your spirit is going into the compact to be used for Spirit Shower," Pepper said.


"Then I need to keep going," Marine said as she concentrated, more spirit being sucked into the compact.


"Time's up.  Akanbe, finish her," Wolfang said, but as the Brick Akanbe came at her, Marine launched her attack.


"Spirit Shower," Marine yelled as she fired a Hadoken-like blast that hit the Akanbe and cleansed it, turning it back to normal and destroying the red nose.  Afterwards, Marine was on her knees breathing hard.


"Wow, what a ripper," Marine said as she soon caught a strawberry-like charm.


"A Cure Decor," Pepper said.


"So that's what Wolfang was talking about," Marine said as the area went back to normal, resulting in Marine changing back to her normal form.


"Thank goodness.  Everything and everyone's back to normal, including me," Marine said as she looked at herself in a mirror displayed on a store window.


"Well, now that that's settled, I want you to help me gather the Cure Decors so I can save my world," Pepper said.


"Since you put it that way, consider me interested and in, mate.  And by the way, my name is Marine.  Marine The Raccoon," Marine said.


TO BE CONTINUED....
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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