Kome Kome (II)

Kome Kome is a fairy who looks very much like a fox. Her fur is peach-colored, and she has a thick tail with a darker tip. She wears a bright red collar around her neck, which has a white frilled cape and a bright pink heart-shaped jewel in the center.

Kome Kome is innocent, young, and energetic. She's eager to grow up and be capable like the people she knows. Because of her immaturity, she often gets into trouble, but she's able to resolve it with her gentleness. All she knows how to say is "Kome."

Kome Kome is what's called an "Energy Fairy," fairies that represent the energy of food. Specifically, she represents the energy of rice. Their goal is to find their Pretty Cure companions.

Kome Kome doesn't seem very aware of this due to his innocence. However, in critical moments he is able to take his work seriously.

Cookingdom, Kome Kome's home, was a beautiful place until the Capture Gang, led by Godatz, stole the Bon Recipe Book, the book of universal gastronomy. Since then, they have been after the Recipeppis, the fairies who filled it, in order to conquer the world.

In that context, Kome Kome, along with the rest of the Energy Fairies, awoke and went out to find the Pretty Cure to stop them.

Like all Fairies of her kind, Kome Kome grants her partner the ability to transform into Pretty Cure.
To do this, he enters his so-called "Onigiri Form," in which he covers his entire body in an onigiri (a type of fried dough). In this way, he can transmit his warm heart to attack.

Kome Kome has the ability to transform into a human. Initially, due to her youth, she is only a baby, but as she grows she can go through more stages.

As a baby, she transforms into a human but retains her ears and tail. She wears a magenta onesie with a white bib bearing her heart jewel and cream-colored socks. She has short, pale pink hair with a darker ombre towards the ends, pink eyes, and rosy cheeks.
As she grows up and becomes a little girl, her hair grows a bit longer and she gains a bright pink bow on the left side. She wears a pale yellow long-sleeved shirt with a magenta sweater with two pink buttons over it, along with matching magenta boots with white trim at the top and white puffs on each foot.
When she grows into a little girl, her hair grows longer and is styled in curly pigtails, each tied with a bright pink ribbon. She wears a pale yellow shirt with puffy sleeves that reach her elbows and a magenta skirt held up by suspenders and a sash around her waist. She also wears magenta flat shoes with white puffs on each foot and white stockings.
After becoming a preteen, her curly pigtails grow longer. Her magenta suspender skirt has lengthened with additional yellow trim and pink polka dots, with two bows on the sash replacing the single dot. The white puffs on her flats have also moved to their straps.
As a teenager, her pigtails grow longer and become slightly thinner with more curls. She wears a short cape that covers her upper body. Her dress gets shorter, but underneath is a puffy cream skirt. She also wears magenta wristbands, longer scalloped stockings, and magenta boots with bright pink tips and a cream-colored pom-pom on each side.

The Capture Gang is an evil organization whose goal is to take total control of the Bon Recipe Book in order to conquer the world. To achieve this, they steal the Recipeppis, the dish fairies.

Its members are:

Godatz: The boss. He's a greedy man who's only interested in hoarding food for himself. He secretly has an inferiority complex.

Gentlu: A girl hypnotized by Godatz and sent to Oshiina City to steal Recipeppis. She is calm and serene, not usually showing much emotion.

Narcistoru: An arrogant, self-proclaimed genius. He created the "Bundoru Boxes" to steal Recipeppis and summon monsters called Ubauzo. He can be quite sarcastic.

Spiritou: A robot created by Narcistoru. He believes eating food is a waste of time; ironically, he always helps people if they have problems with something and has a poor sense of direction.

Secretoru: A member who constantly criticizes Gentlu for her methods. She has a very insidious way of speaking, fluctuating between clerical and sarcastic. She highly values ​​successful results and is quite stubborn.