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End of the arc.

Spoiler for Episode 25: Eas vs. Passion!? I Will Be Reborn!!:

This is the seventh and last chapter to the Eas-Rise of Cure Passion arc. In this episode, we witness Setsuna full transition into Cure Passion by not running away from her former self, and instead fighting her previous Eas encarnation supported by Peach, Berry, and Pine.

Setsuna, by the end, fully expresses her emotions much to her embarrasement, thus, turning fresh (no pun intended) leaf into her new life.

The second rendition of the anime's current opening debuts, as well as new ending video and song beginning from this episode and onwards.

Spoiler for Episode 26: Four Hearts! I Want to Dance, Too!!:

Officially, this is the start to the second arc of the Fresh Pretty Cure storyline.

What delighted me the most about this particular episode was that the storys' standards return those of the very first episodes, focusing on Setsuna as she's adapting into her new life with all her Pretty Cure friends.

The drama portrayed carried one out of many beautiful moments of friendship and introspection within this series. Basically, Setsuna feels ashamed about dancing out of fear that she could become a burden for her friends, since she feels she's not ready yet for the task. This kind of embarrassing situations reminded Love about a same issue that Buki experienced first hand, when the former invited the latter to join "Clover".

Buki empathizing with Setsuna's inner nervousness went to speak alone to her, and reassured her that she felt the same when Love wanted her to join the dance group at first. This inculcated within Setsuna that she didn't have to be embarrassed all by herself, because one amongst her new friend felt the same way.

Setsuna officially joins Clover once she tries and puts on her new dancing wardrobe that Buki made with love for her.

Spoiler for Episode 27: Summer! Festival! Audrey!!:

The battle for this episode could had turned out generic, if it weren't for the unexpected element that spice things up much to my delight and satisfaction. This episode featured the guest-star presentation of the Japanese comedic duo Audrey, composed of the animated characters: Kasuga and Wakabayashi; both being fictional representations of the real life Toshiaki Kasuga and Masayasu Wakabayashi. This is evident because the animated form of their faces and design contrasts from the rest of the other recurring and landscape characters.

The thing is that while the Nakewameke won't ever be able to try to defend themselves against Fresh Pretty Cure's Ultimate Attack. nevertheless, they're learning and evolving their tactics to defend themselves and even repel Pretty Cures' standard attacks with the progress this series is making.

The mask Nakewameke with its many faces had turned the tables on Pretty Cure due that its many eyes covered all of its blind spots, however, it was due to the gracious intervention of Kasuga-san's comedic performance that distracted the Nakewameke long enough for Cure Peach at taking advantage in order to finish it off with her Ultimate Attack.
It's in those rare instances that the monster gets distracted by a non-Pretty Cure outside force that not only makes sense but also is logical for them to get caught off guard by Pretty Cure's ultimate spells.