Changes made in the Magical Heart franchise

There are many changes that were made in the *Magical Heart* franchise.

## My Little Pony

* After Twilight says "And I know where exactly where to send you..." in *The Last Problem*, the B2W2 cover plays instead of "The Magic of Friendship Grows".

## Pokémon

* Pokémon are capable of being connected to Èlèmens of Harmony, although it rarely happens.
* There are more elements that characters can posses besides just the 18 Pokémon ones, such as Lune, Soleil, Musique, Jouet, Amour, and Etoile.
* The ÈlèChanMirrors and ÈlèCards do not disappear after the final battle unlike the Dream Seeds and PokèPilots, as the Angelix Warriors still use them afterwards for situations such as to help people in danger, perform rescues, or to protect people from dangerous Pokémon. The portal to Yumesora also stays open and Matcha and Minty also decide to stay with the girls, though their identities were made public when they were forced to transform in front of everyone during the final battle. The epilogue also shows them and their Pokémon performing a rescue 3 months later, not years later as adults.

## Winx Club

* Bloom is a Feu/Dragon Èlèmen, Flora is a Fleur/Herbe Èlèmen, Stella is a Lune/Soliei/Etolie Èlèmen, Musa is a Musique Èlèmen, Tecna is a Electricque Èlèmen, Aisha is an Eau Èlèmen and Roxy is a Animale Èlèmen.

## Sailor Moon

* Usagi has 4 Èlèmens: her primary one is Lune, while her secondary ones are Fèe, Amour, and Etoile. Chibiusa is similar but lacks the Etoile Èlèmen.

## Madoka Magica

* Madoka's wish in the final episode of the arc is different: she and the other lead heroes wish to bring their fallen friends back instead of Madoka wishing to stop the creation of witches past, present and future. Rose and the fallen Pokémon and supporting humans without magic (excluding their families, the Professors, and Lei), however, remain dead.

## Lolirock

* Praxina's dark butterfly is shooed away by Nanette while Iris and Nathaniel share a kiss in *Crowning Glory (Part 2)*.

## Others

* All variants of planet Earth are combined, which makes the following done:
	+ Kiko is now a blue-colored Scorbunny-like Dream Pixie from Yumesora, who still acts as a pet until Bloom discovers her powers, where he actually ends up revealing his talking voice.
	+ Sunny Bay and Sunnyshore City are now combined, keeping the latter's name and the Pokémon Gym there.
	+ All of the Pretty Cure towns (except Tokyo) are now combined with their Pokémon equivalents. In the case of the Happiness Charge Cures, they now live in Castelia City of the Unova region.
	+ Ninja Dragonets travelling with their Trainers now appear in place of real fish in aquariums, who come in a wide variety of colors and patterns unlike most other Pokémon and are always given nicknames (that are usually required to be of a food). Ones owned by main characters, on the other fin, often have a color, pattern, or nickname relating to their Trainer's theme, such as Hana/Hannah's nicknamed Hyo/Snowball and has a white and blue snowflake pattern, and Usagi's that is nicknamed Hearts has a light pink body with a yellow cresecent moon marking in the middle of her snout.
* Instead of identities being passed down like in *Miraculous Ladybug, Sailor Moon*, or *Go! Princess Pretty Cure* and possibly *Fresh Pretty Cure*, each character's (except for the Sailor Moon arc, where identities are implied to be passed down via Sailor Crystals upon the death of the previous holder) combination of Èlèmens, their specific powers, and their theme color(s) are specifically tailored to their personality and interests and are unique. While Èlèmen combinations, theme colors, and sometimes the general theme of their powers have often repeated throughout history, no two characters' alter egos have been exactly identical.
* Characters posessing the Sombre or Fantome Èlèmens do not necessarily have to be evil. While Event Horizon posesses the Sombre Èlèmen, it is because Queen Vera artificially gave it to her and sealed her true Etoile Èlèmen along with her memories.
* Shitasakan are usually required to have a food nickname in both the English and Japanese versions. There are a few exceptions, however, such as the Shitasakan owned by Nijiko being called "Dragonet" in the English dub, and Sugar being renamed the Hebrew word for "rosewater" in the Hebrew dub. Snowball and Hearts are also exceptions to this rule due to the alternatives of "Shaved Ice" and "MoonPie" sounding weird.