Mochizuki Yume

Mochizuki Yume is an elderly lady, appearing dignified and graceful.

Her advanced age is evident, as she was already a mother of a young daughter fifty years ago.

She is often seen with an air of wisdom and poise, fitting for the role of academy principal.

Kind-hearted, thoughtful, and deeply empathetic, she is committed to nurturing children's dreams.

Yume prefers to remain behind the scenes, seldom appearing openly before students.

She is humble, wise, and possesses strong morals, refusing to abandon children even in dangerous situations.

Once a famous picture book author, Mochizuki Yume wrote the long-selling "Princess of the Flowers," a story that inspired many—including Haruno Haruka and Nanase Yui.

She ceased her creative pursuits to devote herself to education, aiming to foster the dreams of children.

Fifty years ago, she founded Noble Academy, nurturing countless students ever since.

Her greatest strength lies in inspiring and guiding others, particularly the young girls at Noble Academy.

With a keen sense of observation and intuition, she recognizes potential and offers timely support and advice.

While her past as an author gives her wisdom in storytelling, her current power is rooted in mentorship and education.

She is the principal of Noble Academy, deeply respected by faculty and students.

Yume is admired by Haruno Haruka and Nanase Yui, who grew up reading her book.

She plays a pivotal role in supporting Akagi Towa, welcoming her as a new student and giving her the temporary surname "Akagi."

White Platinum is one of the few staff members aware of Yume's dual identity early on.

Her voice actress, Toshiko Sawada, is famous for dubbing Western actresses and also voiced Maleficent in the "Sleeping Beauty" Buena Vista dub.

Ironically, while Maleficent is the inspiration for the series' main villain Dyspear, Yume stands at the opposite end—supportive and nurturing.

She decided not to reveal the ending of "Princess of the Flowers," believing each child's imagination should complete the story.

"The ending of this story is something I chose not to paint."

"There are as many stories as there are children, and each has their own ideal future."

"Completing the story belongs to the children who cherish it."

Early Life and Career

Mochizuki Yume flourished as a picture book author, creating "Princess of the Flowers" for her daughter.

Her work, though published long ago, remained a long-standing favorite, touching generations of readers.

Receiving countless letters from children, she was moved by how each reader imagined unique endings for her story.

Founding of Noble Academy

Realizing her calling was to cultivate the dreams of children, she put down her brush and established Noble Academy fifty years ago.

Since then, Yume has worked selflessly to shape the academy into a nurturing environment, rarely appearing in person to keep the focus on the students.

Encounters with the Heroines

She first directly reveals her identity to Haruno Haruka, Kaido Minami, Kirara Amanogawa, Akagi Towa, and Nanase Yui in episode 23.

Moved by Towa's tragic past, Yume offers her care and the opportunity to start anew at Noble Academy, giving her a safe haven and the name "Akagi."

Key Events in the Main Story

She is kidnapped by Twilight in episode 18 but is rescued thanks to the Pretty Cures.

Later, after Towa's return, Yume bonds with her over traditional sweets and supports her new beginning.

Even when her dreams are manipulated by Rock, the Pretty Cures fight to release her.

When Yui struggles with her art, Yume offers gentle, encouraging advice, celebrating Yui's successive achievements.

Approach to Leadership

Though she seldom attends public events, on the academy's 50th anniversary, she holds a rare autograph session, demonstrating the deep and lasting impact of her past creative work.

Throughout the storyline, she acts as a moral compass and role model—not just for the main characters but for all students.

Facing Crisis

When attacked by Zetsuborg, Yume refuses to abandon the young Pretty Cures, choosing to seek help and return to protect the academy.

She balances wisdom, compassion, and an unyielding sense of duty, always prioritizing the children's well-being.

Yume’s influence extends beyond her presence, as the story of "Princess of the Flowers" becomes a shared thread connecting the dreams and growth of multiple generations.

Her ability to relinquish control over her story highlights the importance of empowering others to find their own dreams and conclusions.