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Precure Film Posts 'FIRST PRISM' Video, Ending Art

The official site for Star Detective Precure! The Movie shared a video set to the ending theme "FIRST PRISM" and two of eight ending-credit illustrations.

The official website for Star Detective Precure! The Movie: The Mysterious Garden and the Secret of the Two has posted a special video featuring the film's ending theme song, "FIRST PRISM," according to Crunchyroll. The video sets scenes from the film to the song's lyrics.

The same update shared two of the eight special illustrations that appear in the movie's ending credits. A postcard set featuring all eight ending illustrations will go on sale in December at Pretty Store.

The ending theme CD single also includes the insert song "First Step" by Ami Ishii.

Release and staff

Hanako Ueda directs the film, with a screenplay by Yoshimi Narita. Emiko Yoshimoto serves as character designer and chief animation director.

The theme song CD single was released on September 16 and peaked at number 17 on Oricon's weekly singles chart. The film opened in 348 theaters in Japan on September 18, 2026, and ranked third in its opening weekend with 440 million yen (2.78 million USD) from 357,000 admissions, the biggest opening in the history of the Precure film series.

In its third weekend of release, October 2-4, the film's cumulative box office earnings reached 1 billion yen, the fastest pace in the franchise.

Quick answers

What is the ending theme song of Star Detective Precure! The Movie?

"FIRST PRISM" is the film's ending theme song, featured in a special video on the official website. The CD single also includes the insert song "First Step" by Ami Ishii.

When will the ending illustration postcard set be sold?

A postcard set featuring all eight ending-credit illustrations will be sold in December at Pretty Store.

Who directs Star Detective Precure! The Movie?

Hanako Ueda directs the film, with a screenplay by Yoshimi Narita and Emiko Yoshimoto as character designer and chief animation director.

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