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40EP 40Wakana and Ann confront their feelings for Kazuki before a duo performance
Jan 11, 2014The Winter White Session commences as Wakana attempts to confess to Kazuki, bringing Ann along as a witness. Ann realizes her own romantic feelings for him and intervenes to stop the confession. It is revealed that Wakana orchestrated the situation to encourage Ann to admit her emotions. Although they initially plan to confess together, they observe Kazuki with another girl and assume he is already in a relationship. This experience resolves tensions in their friendship, allowing them to deliver an impressive duo show. Starting from this episode, the opening theme changes from 'CRAZY GONNA CRAZY' to 'BUTTERFLY EFFECT'.
41EP 41Ito and Kouji discover the truth behind Lucky Star and the accident
Jan 18, 2014Ito, Kouji, and Otoha uncover the reality concerning Lucky Star and the incident that harmed their families. Following this revelation, Ito and Otoha execute their duo performance, successfully completing four consecutive jumps to conclude their routine.
42EP 42Naru's Heartbreak and Lovelin's Vanishing Act During a Show
Jan 25, 2014Naru and Bell visit Rinne before a performance, but Rinne’s farewell shatters Naru’s spirits. Believing her Prism Show was inadequate, Naru loses her confidence, causing Lovelin to disappear. The situation resolves only when Naru performs on stage with Bell, regaining her self-assurance. This resurgence of confidence triggers Lovelin’s reappearance, evolving into the third stage of the Seventh Coord, known as Platinum Style. The episode highlights the connection between Naru’s emotional state and her partner’s existence, emphasizing that self-belief is essential for maintaining their magical bond during the live performance.
43EP 43Rinne and June perform a duo song and complete six consecutive jumps before parting in space.
Feb 1, 2014Rinne and June execute their duo song, successfully completing six consecutive jumps during the performance. Following the show, the two characters engage in a confrontation while in space. After this encounter, they separate and go their own ways. Rinne subsequently returns to Prism Stone. The episode focuses on the musical performance, the subsequent conflict between the duo, and the resolution of their interaction, culminating in Rinne's return to the shop.
44EP 44The truth behind Rinne and Juné's connection is finally revealed, along with the reason for Rinne's memory loss.
Feb 8, 2014This episode discloses the underlying relationship between Rinne and Juné, resolving long-standing questions about their bond. It also explains the specific cause of Rinne's memory loss, providing clarity on his past experiences. Furthermore, the narrative addresses the imminent danger facing the Prism's Sparkle, highlighting the severity of the threat. These revelations serve to deepen the understanding of the characters' motivations and the stakes involved in their current situation. The plot focuses on uncovering these hidden truths, moving the story forward by addressing key mysteries that have persisted throughout the series.
45EP 45Hiro reconciles with Kouji and Kazuki while Norizuki faces criticism from others.
Feb 15, 2014Hiro regains his freedom and successfully reconciles with Kouji and Kazuki. Supervisor Norizuki is reprimanded by several individuals, though only one person's criticism affects him severely. Additionally, the members of Happy Rain and Juné are officially declared eligible to compete in the Over the Rainbow Session. This episode focuses on interpersonal resolutions and the announcement of competition qualifications for the specified groups. The narrative highlights the emotional impact of Norizuki's situation and the formal status change for the participating teams. All events described are factual summaries of the episode's plot points without additional interpretation.
46EP 46Otoha performs consecutive jumps during the Over the Rainbow Session while Ann receives a visit from her grandmother.
Feb 22, 2014Otoha feels significant anxiety regarding the Over the Rainbow Session. She resolves to perform at her highest level to overcome her own nervousness and alleviate the tension of her peers. During the event, she successfully executes five consecutive jumps. Subsequently, Ann’s grandmother pays her a visit. During this meeting, the grandmother discloses a secret concerning Ann’s father. Following this revelation, Ann also manages to complete five consecutive jumps. The narrative focuses on the characters' efforts to manage their nerves and achieve technical success in their performances, highlighting personal revelations and athletic achievements without further elaboration on the specific nature of the secrets shared or the broader context of the session.
47EP 47Ito's family visits and her father's accident secret is revealed
Mar 1, 2014Ito's mother and brother visit her, while the secret behind the accident involving Ito's father and Kouji's father is revealed. Ito then performs six consecutive jumps. Following the performance, Kouji's mother thanks Ito for bringing back Kouji's smile.
48EP 48Wakana's father visits in strange attire while she attempts seven jumps after Bell's success.
Mar 8, 2014Wakana's father arrives to support her, dressed in an unusual outfit. The episode reveals the reasons behind his obsession with work. Wakana attempts seven consecutive jumps but fails, explaining to Ann that this effort serves as payback for the previous Dreaming Session where Bell successfully completed seven jumps. At the conclusion, Wakana expresses her gratitude to Hiro. Hiro silently says goodbye to Bell, ensuring she does not hear his farewell. This sequence highlights the competitive dynamic between the skaters and the personal motivations driving their performances, while also deepening the emotional undertones of the relationships within the group.
49EP 49June Amou prepares for her performance as her true partner arrives
Mar 15, 2014Following the success of Bell and Wakanna in the Over the Rainbow session, June Amou is scheduled to perform. Her true partner makes an appearance, raising questions about the quality of her upcoming show. The narrative explores whether she will deliver an exceptional performance or if her nth color past will manifest during the event.
50EP 50The Sparkle is Right Next to You
Mar 22, 2014With the Prism Sparkle gone, the rink and Prism Space become unusable. Naru struggles to perform without her outfit, so Momo creates one for her. At the rink, Naru falls repeatedly because the ice cannot support skating. The crowd encourages her to persist, helping restore all 7 Sparkles despite a low score. Peacock Teacher then summons the group to the roof to open the rainbow gate. Since Rinne is missing, June stands in for her as part of Rinne. The team performs their prism live instruments to reopen the gate to the Prism World. June transforms back into Rinne, who sings her signature song 'Gift'. Although Naru is sad about Rinne's departure, Rinne promises to remain with everyone and urges them to be happy.
51EP 51The group reflects on their year as Prism Stars while seeking a new manager.
Mar 29, 2014With the position of manager currently vacant, the team initiates a search for a replacement. During this transitional period, the members take time to look back on their experiences over the previous twelve months. They share memories and thoughts regarding their journey together since becoming Prism Stars. This retrospective allows them to recall significant moments and growth achieved during that specific timeframe. The narrative focuses on their collective reflection and the emotional weight of their shared history as they navigate the uncertainty of finding a new leader for their group.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live have?
- Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live has 51 episodes.
- When did Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live come out?
- Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live came out in 2013.
- Which studio made Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live?
- Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live was produced by Tatsunoko Production.
- Who directed Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live?
- Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live was directed by Masakazu Hishida.
- Is Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live finished?
- Current status of Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live: Finished.











