Unite Our Wishes! We Are Cure Earth
The girls ask the new Pretty Cure who she is, with the Healing Animals commenting she looks exactly like the original Pretty Cure from long ago. However, the new Pretty Cure tells them she was created from the power of the Earth and Queen Teatine's wish to protect Rate, and is not a human but more like a fairy. She also reveals she has no name, so the girls refer to her as Earth. Earth then proceeds to take Rate back to the Healing Garden in order to fulfil her duty of protecting Rate. However, the others proceed to try and convince her not to leave, with Nodoka asking her to listen to Rate's feelings. Meanwhile, Batetemoda makes a deal with King Byogen to become leader of the Byogen generals if he defeats the Pretty Cure. Batetemoda managed to obtain crystalised fragments from the previous MegaByogen but Guaiwaru confiscates all but one of them. Batetemoda then creates a MegaByogen from a Sun spirit and powers it up using his remaining crystal. The girls transform but struggle to defeat the powered up MegaByogen. Earth, having listened to Rate, uses her Elemental bottle to transform into Cure Earth and uses her Earth Windy Harp to perform Healing Hurricane to purify both the MegaByogen and Batetemoda, killing the latter for good. Afterwards, the girls decide to give Earth a proper name and name her Asumi Fuurin.
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