Hadenya

Hadenya is a middle-aged woman with a distinctive plump figure and short purple hair. She always wears red lipstick.

Her typical outfit includes a flashy red blazer, a green scarf around her neck, and matching green earrings.

She pairs this with blue trousers and red heels, adding to her bold fashion sense.

When transformed, Hadenya takes on the appearance of a flamboyantly colored bird-themed monster with a heavily muscular build.

In her final form, she becomes a gigantic turkey-like creature with vivid red skin and colorful feathers sprouting from her back.

Hadenya is brazenly arrogant and prideful, with absolute confidence in herself and zero tolerance for rudeness directed her way.

She openly declares that "there is no value in protecting the weak," and treats both superiors and subordinates with disdain or blunt familiarity.

She has no sense of camaraderie, easily discarding those she deems useless without a flicker of empathy.

Her habit of blowing kisses is infamous, unsettling her colleagues—Bunbee always dodges, while Kawarino was caught off guard once.

As a senior executive in Nightmares, Hadenya is trusted by Desparaia and was introduced as part of a new division alongside Bloody after a prior member, Arachnea, was eliminated.

She plays a major role in attacking the Palmier Kingdom, directly assaulting both Coco and Natts, and is responsible for badly injuring Natts. Despite these actions, she remains remorseless, continuing to target them relentlessly.

Hadenya possesses overwhelming strength, enough to easily overpower the PreCure girls even without transforming.

She can single-handedly stop a furious punch from Nozomi Yumehara in her enraged state.

In her battle form, she can fire a volley of red feathers, turn any item into a weapon, and defeat even PreCure’s defensive techniques like Mint Shield (especially when working together with a Kowaina).

Her final form features gigantic stature, devastating stomps, and powerful feather-based attacks—she even withstood Milk’s strongest moves during the All Stars DX2 movie.

Hadenya maintains no genuine bonds within Nightmares.

She treats her superior, Kawarino, as an equal and refers to him informally, irking others with her over-familiarity.

She mercilessly exploits Bunbee after he’s demoted to her subordinate and refers to deceased comrades like Gamao as “useless” and “not worth pitying.”

She shows no remorse toward Coco and Natts, whom she has directly attacked and injured.

"Useless people are useless. There's no need for pity, just forget them quickly!"

"I don't need that kind of thing... I'll defeat PreCure by myself!"

Attack on the Palmier Kingdom

During Nightmares’ invasion of the Palmier Kingdom, Hadenya personally attacked Coco and Natts, leaving Natts badly wounded.

She continues targeting them throughout the series without remorse.

Power and Ruthlessness

Hadenya’s overwhelming strength lets her easily dominate Nozomi Yumehara and her friends, even in her human state.

She is one of just two characters who have ever truly enraged Nozomi, a moment that left a strong impression on PreCure fans.

Downfall and Final Battle

After repeated failures, Kawarino presents Hadenya with a “black notice”—Nightmares’ ultimate warning.

Refusing to accept her fate, she challenges the PreCure in a final, desperate battle and is defeated.

In the following episode, Kawarino forcibly uses the black notice to transform her into a monstrous final form, but she is destroyed at last by the PreCure Five Explosion, becoming Nightmares’ fourth fallen executive.

Revival in PreCure All Stars DX2

In the PreCure All Stars DX2 movie, Hadenya is resurrected by Bottom alongside Arachnea.

She gleefully embraces her beastly form and, alongside Arachnea, manages to shatter Milk’s Metal Blizzard attack, showing her renewed might.

In the All Stars DX2 film, Hadenya surprisingly opts to transform into her beast form willingly, laughing as she does so—contrasting her previous reluctance in the series.

Hadenya is a uniquely memorable villain whose bold persona, striking design, and fearsome strength left a lasting impression on the Yes! PreCure 5 series and the wider PreCure franchise.