Mascots have appeared throughout the Pretty series, and have served their various roles to the main characters of each series. Mascots usually take the form of a kind of animal.
In Pretty Rhythm Rainbow Live, the mascots are referred to as Pair Friends (ペアとも,Pea Tomo). They transform into instruments for their partners, which allows for their partner to perform an appeal called Prism Live. Each of their names relates to the different fashion elements.
In Kiratto Pri☆Chan, mascots become prevalent in the third season rather than the first. The role of mascots is to help their masters achieve their goals. They are housed and raised in an item called the PriTama GO, and as their masters collect more likes from performing, the mascots grow from their petite mascot forms to their pretty mascot form and then finally their idol mascot form.
In Waccha Primagi!, mascots are referred to as Magician Partners (パートナーの魔法使い,Pātonā no Mahōtsukai), but there are some partners that non-magicians. Partners must remain in their mascot form in the human world and are only allowed to show their human form to a Primagista in order to avoid letting their status as a magic user be known.
In Himitsu no Aipri, Imuu (アイムゥ,Aimuu) are considered mascots. They are ice cream-shaped AIs that support Aipri and those participating in it. Each have a different flavor (individuality). They also aid in coord changes in the Cosmetics Zone.
Imuu
Himari's Imuu
Mitsuki's Imuu
Tsumugi's Imuu
Sakura's Imuu
Tamaki's Imuu
Chii's Imuu
Airi's Imuu
Rinrin's Imuu
Julia's Imuu
Elle's Imuu
Subaru's Imuu
Vivi's Imuu
Shitsumuu
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The names of the mascots usually have a theme.
The Aurora Dream mascots all contain the suffix chi (チ) in their names, referring to their status as Cheer (チア, chia) Mascots.
The Dear My Future mascots belonging to Prizmmy☆ (プリズミー☆) all have mmy (ミー) in their names: Mimmy (ミミー), Remmy (レミー), Rimmy (リミー), and Yammy (ヤミー).
The naming theme of the Rainbow Live mascots can be split into two groups: contains either n (ン) or ni (ニ).
For n (ン), there is Lovelin (ラブリン), Poppun (ポップン), Coolun (クルン), and Starn (スタン).
For ni (ニ), there is Seshini (セシニ), Ethni (エスニ), and Femini (フェミニ).
The Idol Time mascot names cover all the P consonants with their respective vowels in Katakana: Pakku (パック), Pitsuji (ピツジ), Punicorn (プニコン), Chuppe (チュッペ), and Powan (ポワン).
Chuppe is the only Idol Time mascot to not start with the letter "P".
Daia is the first mascot to not be based on an animal due to becoming a mascot later rather than from the start.
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