Cure Miracle

**Cure Miracle** is an iTransit member city created by Mamiko Ebisawa. The city is also a member of Cities Precure. The city is named for Mirai Asahina from *Witchy Pretty Cure!*, in which her alter-ego form is called Cure Miracle.

## Features

### Waste collection system

There are no garbage trucks in the city of Cure Miracle: it utilises pneumatic waste disposal system. This system is called Mirai Waste Disposal. The Mirai Waste Disposal transports waste at high speed through underground pneumatic tubes to a collection station where it is compacted and sealed in containers. When the container is full, it is transported away and emptied. The system helps facilitate separation and recycling of waste.

### Houses and apartments

Every house in the city of Cure Miracle incorporates smart features, such as smart kitchens, smart bathrooms and smart TVs. Kettles cannot be used in the city of Cure Miracle: each house or apartment has a boiling water dispenser. (Kettles are classified as "prohibited items" in the city of Cure Miracle.)

### Internet

Internet cafes are available in parts of the city of Cure Miracle.

### Television

Every house in the city of Cure Miracle is equipped with a smart television.

Anime is one of the most popular media shown on television in the city of Cure Miracle. *Pretty Cure*, *Little Witch Academia*, *Dragon Ball*, *Pokemon*, *One Piece*, *PriPara*, *Sugar Sugar Rune*, *Doraemon*, *Detective Conan*, *Chibi Maruko-chan*, *Neon Genesis Envangelion* and *Cowboy Bebop* are examples of anime series watched on television by the Cure Miracle population. In the city of Cure Miracle, *Sailor Moon* and *Naruto* are banned from being broadcast on television in order to prevent a conflict between *Pretty Cure* and *Sailor Moon* or *Naruto*.

American cartoons are available in the city of Cure Miracle. Series such as *Top Cat*, *Wacky Races*, *Star vs. the Forces of Evil*, *Steven Universe*, *He-Man* and *The Flintstones* are examples of American cartoons watched by the Cure Miracle population.

The city is set up with a digital television system.

### Road signage

In the city of Cure Miracle, road signage practice mainly follows the designs used in Europe.

* Green direction signs are used on expressways.
* Blue direction signs are used on all other roads.
* Brown direction signs are used for tourist destinations.
* Orange signs indicate a detour.
* Red-bordered white triangle signs are used to inform the driver about an upcoming hazard. Yellow triangles with red border are used for temporary warnings.
* Red-bordered white circle signs indicate a prohibition of entry for several vehicles and maximum speed limits.
* Blue circle signs indicate mandatory actions and minimum speed limits.

Road signs are posted in metric units, not imperial units.

### Public transport

The city of Cure Miracle has a public transportation system. The company who operates it is CityMahou; *mahou* is a Japanese word meaning "magic".

## Inside the city

### Language

The principal language of the city of Cure Miracle is English; Japanese, Korean and Chinese are secondary languages. Other languages (which are not principal or secondary languages) include many non-English European and Asian languages other than Japanese, Korean and Chinese.