Pam-Pam, the fairy from Delicious Party Precure, was added to the cast of Petit Cure Season 4, which began streaming on YouTube on October 1. The series itself is otherwise absent from the recent story cycle.
The most recent coverage touching Delicious Party Precure is about a spin-off, not the series itself. On October 1, Toei Animation announced that Season 4 of Petit Cure ~Precure Fairies~ had begun streaming on YouTube the same day, and that the season adds four fairies to its cast: Choppy from Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star, Rachel from Doki Doki! Precure, Latte from Healin' Good Precure, and Pam-Pam from Delicious Party Precure.
That places Pam-Pam in a non-verbal short format alongside characters whose home series are spread across roughly two decades of the franchise. The earlier story in the cluster covers Toei's Precure film and its trailers, but it does not mention Delicious Party Precure by name. Its subjects are Kimi to Idol Precure, Wonderful Precure, and the four Detective Precure leads.
So the current record for Delicious Party Precure is narrow: one character from the series continues to appear in Precure's spin-off animation. The two stories do not otherwise connect, and there is no new information here about the series' own production, staff, or release plans.
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Toei Animation announced on October 1 that Season 4 of the Precure spin-off short anime "Petit Cure ~Precure Fairies~" began streaming on YouTube the same day. Season 4 adds Choppy from Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash☆Star, Rachel from Doki Doki! Precure, Latte from Healin' Good Precure and Pam-Pam from Delicious Party Precure to the cast.
Toei Animation released on September 13 two new trailers and a key visual for its Precure film, opening September 18. The first trailer, labeled Kimi to Idol and Wonderful, shows characters from Kimi to Idol Precure and Wonderful Precure joining the four Detective Precure leads. The sequel series is set in 1999, and the previous two series have their own time settings, so the crossover's plot mechanics were unclear before the footage. In the trailer, Komugi Inukai runs ahead while dragging along Iroha Inukai, and the two series' characters speak. The second trailer, This Is A Detective, follows the four Detective Precure leads refusing to give up on a difficult mystery, including Anna Akechi's line that they will not give up. The same footage shows Jet-senpai taunting them. Toei also announced that all three TV series will stream back to back on ABEMA starting September 18 at 19:00.