
Quick Answer
- Precure All Stars Movie: Haru no Carnival♪(Movie · 1 eps)
- Precure Super Stars! Movie(Movie · 1 eps)
- Precure All Stars Movie: Haru no Carnival♪ - Ima Koko kara(Music · 1 eps)
Total: ~3 episodes / 1h watch time
Precure All Stars Movie: Haru no Carnival♪ - Ima Koko kara Watch Order(2026)
Wondering where to start with Precure All Stars Movie: Haru no Carnival♪ - Ima Koko kara? There are 3 entries total. The order below follows release dates, which is usually the safest way to go for a first watch.
Full Watch Order (Release Order)



Precure All Stars Movie: Haru no Carnival♪ - Ima Koko kara(you are here)
Tips for First-Timers
What you can skip
All-Stars crossover movies and many seasons are optional — each main season is largely standalone
Common mistake
Thinking you must start at the very first Futari wa Precure and go chronologically through 20+ seasons instead of jumping into a strong standalone series
Short on time?
Go! Princess Precure, Tropical-Rouge Precure, and Heartcatch Precure (or another season that appeals to you)
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best order to watch Precure All Stars Movie: Haru no Carnival♪ - Ima Koko kara?
Release order. Start with Precure All Stars Movie: Haru no Carnival♪ and go down the list. This is how the creators intended the story to unfold — later entries build on what came before, and watching out of order can spoil key reveals.
How long does it take to watch all of Precure All Stars Movie: Haru no Carnival♪ - Ima Koko kara?
About 1 hours total across 3 episodes and 3 entries. At 3-4 episodes per day, that's roughly 1 days.
Can I skip the movies and OVAs?
It depends. Recap movies are always safe to skip — they just compress the TV episodes. Original movies and OVAs range from "fun side stories" to "actually important for the plot." When you're unsure, just watch them where they fall in the list above. Better to have extra context than miss something.
Release order or chronological order?
Go with release order for your first time through. Chronological can be tempting, but shows are written with release order in mind — reveals hit harder and character arcs make more sense. Save chronological for a rewatch if you want a different perspective.