Harvest Moon The Tale of Two Towns

Japan and English (DS and 3DS) cover.

Harvest Moon: The Tale Of Two Towns (牧場物語　ふたごの村 Bokujō Monogatari: Futago no Mura, lit. "Farm Story: Twin Villages") is a good games if you want to choose villages! First released in Japan on 8 July 2010 (previously February 25). The happy news comes to America where this game will released on 1 November 2011 on 3DS and 20 September 2011 on NDS!

Now comes to the story. Bluebell and Konohana villages were once the friendliest of neighbors. Then a huge dispute erupted between them over food! Both towns were certain that their cooking was the best in the world. This feud went on for a while until things got so bad that the tunnel connecting the two villages was closed off by Harvest Goddess! This feud has transformed these happy neighbors into bitter rivals.

To avoid hitting the fox, the protagonist (again, you can choose as either male or female) accidentally falls down from the horse and collapsed, the mayor Rutger (ルドガー Rudogā; Rudger in Japan; Bluebell) and Ina (イルサ Irusa; Ilsa in Japan; Konohana) wake him/her up. They welcome him/her to their village, but they start arguing, so you (player) choose which village to live in, Eastern-styled Konohana with its abundant fields of crops, or the animal-loving, European-styled Bluebell. Players will pick a home, build a thriving farm, and compete in a huge variety of festivals. If they develop their skills enough, and they might even find a way to bring these two towns together once again!

Luckily, there are more changes. Here are some:

First of all, crops. Konohana the “farming” village, so if you like farming choose this instead. Once I have bought the game, I will choose this village because I like farming.

Anyway, the new crops like Watermelon, Daikon and Bok Choy are appeared here. Yay for you, the crops still grow even in winter! You can till a hoe in a row or in column, as I see in a screenshot. By pressing and holding A button and the direction when you’re tilling your field, you can plant your crops in a row instead of on individual spots called Irrigation Trenches. The more interesting thing, when you water one plant in the row, you water all of them as far as the water in your can will allow. This saves a lot of time and effort when watering. In the same way if you stick a bottle of fertilizer into your field, it affects all the crops in the row instead of just those in the immediate squares. The more thing, you can grow flowers again (but not wild mountain flowers)! Sunflower, Rose, Carnation, and other flowers all in here!

Next is Animal. Bluebell is the “ranching” village, if you dislikes farming and likes ranching, choose this instead. There are new animals here, Alpaca and Owl. Unfortunately, Alpaca's has a maximum lifespan of 2 years. For the Owl, you can call it outside the village and it will bring you home. Bluebell is kinda boring or so.

Here are some little guides for all animals from ranchstory.co.uk (with some changes):
Animals (can be raised)
Cows: Profitable animals. As of previous Harvest Moon games, cows provide milk as always.
Sheep: Profitable animals. Sheep do what they have done, provide the wool. As of now, there are three types: pink, white, and black.
Alpaca: Profitable animals. New member to the HM family, no one knows what these cute creatures do yet. There are two types of them, white and brown. Alpacas seem to give you high quality wool.


From the Wild Animal (you can feed them to become friends)
Bears: You can spot them at the mountain, but at first it will attack you!
Boar: Same as bears, it also attacks you.
Monkey: Seems it likes Bananas.
Panda: You can spot them at the mountain between 9pm to 5am.
Fox: There's a place in the mountains where these little yellow animals inhibit.
There also more, Duck, Mouse, Rabbit, Racoon, Sparrow, and Weasel.


Pets (can be raised in your farm)
Cat: Like Grand Bazaar, it will raise chicken (I mean, took the chicken into outside the barn).
Dog: Like Grand Bazaar, but there are 2 types. There are Small Dog (raise cows) and Big Dog (raise sheeps and alpacas)
Horses: Profitable animals. Horses can pull carts that contain goods.
Fish: Domestic animal. When you catch fish, you can put them in your pond and start feeding them. Slowly they will get bigger and becomes high quality.
Bees: Profitable animals. Also a new animal, they give honey once a week except Winter.
Owl: Profitable animals. An adorable owl, another new member, they allow transportation between villages. Apparently they can sit on your head.

For the non-domestic animals, usually you can saw them in the Mountain. You can use the mushroom to jump into new heights, find wild items, fishing (bare hand or with rod), and more! You can also find bugs in here.

Mining is back! But with some changes, you can enter the mine after you complete Eileen's quest (in Bluebell village). You are in dark area when you come to the stairs. Go to some area and 'press' to get the ore. Watch out to the water hole that sprinkles a water or you will pulled out from the mine and lost some stamina!

To do mining, you must do this difficult way, so pay attention! (thanks to Owen by his/her guide in Harvest Moon Forum, with changes!)

You have to 1st upgrade one of the farms to 100% by getting every expansion possible. Then Eileen will post a request at the beginning of the next season to open the mine, or she might also offer to build a hotspring. But keep in mind, you have to be living on the fully upgraded farm at the change of the season for the request to appear. If you get a farm to 100% then move to the other one at the end of the season and it isnt at 100%, then you won't get the request.

But until then, the only way to get different gems, minerals and ores is by finding them, inside the tunnel or in the mountains, usually in the cracks in the walls behind the waterfall on the Konohana side and in the crack on the lower Bluebell area.

The new here is request like Rune Factory. A lot of requests are random, a villager will ask you for a random item that can be found during that season, and also possibly ask you to deliver it to a random person, pretty boring. You can find out the item, and the person who you're supposed to deliver it to, by pressing Y while selecting that request on the requests screen. But it's good after I play it, when I saw the shelves on the Konohana Town Hall (I live in Konohana) there are 5 ranks on the request, D, C, B, A, and S. I don't know what the color of A and S, but be careful, the higher the rank, the more difficult the request, but you will get rare items!

Extra: (The item will be in the body of the message, the person will be at the top. It will also show a cow if the person lives in Bluebell, or a turnip if the person lives in Konohana).

The next section is festival. There are many more festival, some festival is the one village-only. There are: Cherry Blossom Viewing, Children's Day, Critter Contest, Angling Contest, Star Gazing Festival, Moon Viewing Festival, and Snow Festival (*Blue is Bluebell only and Red is Konohana only). ALMOST all seasons have Cooking Festival! First is Salad category, next is Soup category, then Main Dishes category, and finally Desert category! OMG! But, if you don't have high quality dishes to participate, you can also cheer them if you want (I ever choose to cheer Team Konohana and won, I also get the reward too). For my record, I participate Winter Cooking Festival at Main Dish in Year 2, I brought Omelet Rice and my team wons, and I get Shrine Cart! So depending your year, win or lose, you can get Seeds, Wine, and Carts (if you can, can you also tell me another reward beside these?).

About Cooking Festival, let's see... In your Spring of the 1st Year, depending on village you are living in, different recipe. Thanks to Youtube video contains lives in Bluebell (at that Year I live in Konohana) so I can write this (incomplete yet, if you have information about this, comment me):
Salad: Caprese Salad (Bluebell), Cucumber Namul (Konohana)
Soup: Herb Soup (Konohana)
Main Dish: Spaghetti (Konohana)
Dessert: Pudding (Konohana)

Then, the village. As I say, Bluebell is the “ranching” village and Konohana the “farming” village, but you can start keeping cows and chickens in Konohana right away, and you can grow crops in Bluebell too, but more cons. For example, when you enter Bluebell, you can buy seeds, but only flower seeds in that town. So, to get crop and tree seeds and also green fertilizer, you should travel on the mountain (or cross the tunnel if the 3 tunnel expansion request was complete) to get them. Same as Konohana, if you want raising animals in Konohana you should travel all away to Bluebell to get some (except pets in Kana Animals, though). Even better, you can up and move to the other village between the 23rd and the 30th of every season if you want.

The brand new in this game are clothes. You will start as village clothes (depending the village you choose). Its unknown how to get this, either from request from Nori (from Konohana village) or Oracle (who want you to be a guinea pig). But, you need some wool or alpaca wool and money in order to get it.

The bachelor and bachelorettes are both reappears. As mentioned, you can play either as a male or female. The only difference is the person will you married later.

The mentioned bachelors are: Ash (アーシュ Āshu) who is responsible for take care of animals from animal shop, Cam (カミル Kamiru; Kamil in Japan) who sells flowers, Dirk (ディルカ Diruka; from Grand Bazaar) who takes his job as a postman, Hiro (チヒロ Chihiro; Chihiro in Japan) who is Ayame's apprentice doctor, Kana (キリク Kiriku; Kiriku in Japan) who opens a pet shop, and Mikhail (ミハイル  Mihairu; Michael in Japan; special bachelor). While the bachelorettes are: Alisa (アリエラ Ariera; from Island of Happiness and Sunshine Islands) who is the priestess, Georgia (ラズベリー Razuberī; Raspberry in Japan), Laney (リア Ria; Lia in Japan) who is Howard's father,  Nori (ナナ  Nana; Nana in Japan) who can give you clothes if you complete her request, Oracle (賢者さま Kenja-sama; Sage in Japan; special bachelorette) who works on alchemy a lot and Reina (リコリス   Rikorisu, Licorice in Japan) who studies plants.

This game has a very awesome feature, if you a beginner or ever played Harvest Moon, this game is very recommended.

Thank you for fogu.com with some help with me! More coming soon!
More help:
http://wiki.gamepit.jp/futago/index.php (That's japanese website, but you can use Google Translate to help).
Fogu: http://fogu.com/hm10/
I also found this site: http://udccf.org/hm10/
Anyway, I also play the game on my DSi and with R4 3DS and I chose Konohana (my character is girl and named Himawa, I have successfully reconicled two towns again and I focus to expanding my Konohana farm to 100% to unlock another construction request by Eileen).

Picture Source:
http://www.harvestmoonwelt.de/pages/main.php?section=events
http://www.hmmeadow.net/
http://ds.ign.com/

Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny

  

This game was released in Japan on February 24, 2011 in PS3 and Wii with the title Rune Factory Oceans. I've heard that Natsume has picked up the localization rights to the game. The game will be released October 11 this year with the title Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny! Yaaay ^o^!

Story
Aden and Sonja, the two childhood friend, due to unexplained reasons, they're enveloped in a bright, white light and whisked away to another world. Upon awaking, however, Aden finds his childhood friend nowhere in sight – rather, her consciousness has been transported into his own body. Eventually, a young lady by the name of Odette soon discovers Aden, and offers him housing neighboring the inn, "Sisters," she and her two siblings, Lily and Violet, run.

Sometime thereafter, though, a giant rises from a large, sudden rift in the ground – the result of a seed that Aden and Sonja had planted previous to their current circumstances – and descends upon the land. Finding the being cute, Sonja names it Ymir, who then permits the two to ride on him as he walks about the ocean. With this, new islands are upturned, sea monsters are fought, and the strange place Aden and Sonja are stranded in is slowly uncovered.

Gameplay
From the video I watch thanks to OtogiClover, until the end of the story we'll play as Aden, who, stucked by Sonia because two gender in one body. Farming in the island is the goal, also both has to defeat Masked Man. Like Rune Factory 2, we can choose either Aden or Sonja and the unchoosed character will stay in the inn (really? I'm only know Japanese a little).

Unfortunately, the character portaits 'weeped out'. The portaits was changed into 3D, we can see villagers wearing accessory too. If you want, you can always press L1 (PS3) or C (Wii) button to temporarily change into default.

For the monster (I don't know much because I don't come to E3 2011), from the video I watch, you can take up to 3 monster (with clover symbol above the monster's head). You can plant crops depending of the monster. They separated to 4 parts, Spring Island, Summer Island, Fall Island, and Winter Island, and each monster in certain Island can give you a chance to plant specific seasonal crops depending of the Season Island. For example, Goblin can give you chance for planting Potato, Strawberry, and Cucumber, while Yipper will give you a chance to plant Buckeye Tree and Maple Tree. (Warning: It's only my suggestion because I only can Japanese a little)

Characters

Note: Thanks to tvtropes.org for this description, and fogu.com for the images! Please note some US name, I don't know it's official or not, but it's taken by screenshots from Facebook. More official US name will appear once I see the walkthrough video after the US game is released.

Main Characters

Aden (アゼル Azeru, Azel)

 

Seiyuu: Miyuki Sawashiro (J), Ted Sroka (E)

An outgoing, friendly individual and the male protagonist, he shares a somewhat playful relationship with Sonia, his childhood friend for whom he cares for deeply. Due to various circumstances, he is whisked away to another world at the beginning of the game and, as a result, must share his body with Sonia’s consciousness. Can be a bit head-strong and values the friendship of others.

Sonja (ソニア Sonia, Sonia)

 

Seiyuu: Ai Shimizu (J), Jessica Straus (E)

A cheerful young woman with a bright personality, she is the female protagonist and is ultimately forced to cohabit Aden’s body as a result of losing her own, which, unsurprisingly, causes some complications (it's revealed that Masked Man has use Sonja's body for some reason). Nevertheless, her sunny disposition is rarely dampened, though she easily falls victim to jealousy. Deeply cares for Aden and has the ability to sing the Spirit Song besides the "Sisters" (Lily, Odette, Violet).

Bachelors (if you play as Sonja)

Aden

(see above)

Bismark (ビスマルク Bisumaruku)

 

Seiyuu: Hideyuki Hayami (J), Todd Haberkorn

A kind, though somewhat reticent, young man who co-runs the general store with his twin sister, Sarah, he is diligent in his work and takes pride in his profession, though is often exacerbated by his sibling’s lack of motivation and his constant need to reprimand her. He notably values chivalry, and will not stand for the unseemly actions of others, particularly if those actions are directed at women. Can sometimes be a bit socially awkward, particularly in concerns to Sonja.

James (ジェームス Jēmusu)

 

Seiyuu: Hiroyuki Yoshino (J), Matt Mercer (E)

An intrepid merchant who cares for his sister, Elena, he exhibits a cordial and gentlemanly air. Valuing politeness, he has no qualms about chastising his younger sibling for her at-times rude behavior, though nevertheless dotes on her frequently. Kind and down-to-earth, he is an amiable and welcoming individual.

Joe (ジョー Jō)

Seiyuu: Katsuyuki Konishi (J), Chris Rickabaugh (E)

An extroverted, out-going treasure hunter who lives off the coast of Finis Island with his sea-faring grandfather, Bacchus, with whom he often disagrees with over the validity of his profession. Nevertheless, he is passionate about what he does, and displays competence at the task. Having a prankster personality, he is no stranger to reprimands and is rather expressive in his emotions and opinions. Upon seeing Sonja for the first time, he instantly falls in love with her.

Bachelorettes (if you play as Aden)

Electra de-Sainte Coquille (エレクトラ・ハッタイン・ヴィヴィアージュ Erekutora Hattain 'Vu~ivu~iāju)

 

Seiyuu: Sakura Tange (J), Lauren Landa (E)

Daughter of Beatrix, the matriarch of the Hattain sub-branch of the wealthy de Sainte-Coquille clan, she is a hardworking and diligent individual who, on top of acting as Finis Island's representative in her mother's stead, strives to help earn funds for her family, which is rather strapped for cash. Nevertheless, she maintains an optimistic outlook on things and likes to help others. In her spare time, she enjoys crafting accessories and studying in secret in the hopes of one day attending a school in the city. She is good friends with her maid, Maerwen.

Elena (エレナ Erena)

 

Seiyuu: Kanae Ito (J), Stephanie Misa (E)

A spirited adolescent who is Finis Island’s resident blacksmith and lives at her shop with her older brother, James, she fashions partially-mechanical golems during her spare time, and displays an inordinate knowledge of the subject. While she often speaks harshly to others and has no qualms about saying disparaging comments, she has a kind heart. Frequently uses Aden as a personal guinea pig for her newest creations.

Lily (リリ Riri)

Seiyuu: Kikuko Inoue (J), GK Bowles (E)

The oldest of the three main heroines, she treats her younger sisters, Odette and Violet, with a motherly attitude and has an overall calm disposition. While clumsy and a terrible cook, she is very skilled at the lute and so functions as Finis Island’s bard during the evenings at the local inn, “Sisters,” which she helps run. After Odette, Violet, and Sonja, she is the one of several that can sing the Spirit Song.

Maerwen (メルプリン Merupurin)

Seiyuu: Ryo Hirohashi (J), Karen Strassman (E)

An outwardly cold Dark Elf who serves as the de Sainte-Coquilles' maid, she is good friends with Electra, though is often frustrated by her constant menial working. Indeed, she can appear easily exacerbated with others and frequently expresses this, though, ultimately, she is a kind individual appreciative of others. She reads in her spare time, and doesn’t necessarily mind discussing her elven heritage. Deeply cherishes the garden to which she tends.

Mikoto (命 Mikoto)

 

Seiyuu: Yuu Kobayashi (J), Erika Weinstein (E)

A stoic and very formal onna-bugeisha, or lady-samurai, hailing from the Far East, she works as a hired guard charged with protecting Fenith Island’s borders and speaks sparsely of her past. While she lacks confidence in herself as a person, she trains diligently every morning to become a stronger warrior. Ordinarily composed, she can, at times, show sudden bursts of anger or other emotions, particularly if she is comfortable with someone or in close proximity to a cute animal.

Odette (オデット Odetto)

 

Seiyuu: Masumi Asano (J), Rachel Hirschfield (E)

The first person both Aden and Sonja meet upon arriving at Fenith Island, she helps the two become acquainted to their new surroundings and offers them housing neighboring the inn, “Sisters,” for which she acts as the chef. Has a scar under her right eye and on her upper right arm, and is the middle sister of the three main heroines. While friendly and a generally welcoming individual, she can exhibit some tsundere tendencies. Also acts as Fenith Island’s priestess, and can sing the Spirit Song besides Lily, Violet, and Sonja. She is good friends with Sierra. She also has a posession power, when it does, complete with altered eye color and a distinctly different voice. She has some degree of control over this, however, which proves useful in many a situation.

Pandora (パンドラ Pandora)

Seiyuu: Yukari Tamura (J), Hunter Mackenzie Austin (E)

A demon encased in stone for several centuries due to a petrifaction spell gone awry, she is eventually released from her prison by Aden and Sonja, with whom she forms a peculiar relationship. Despite initial denial as to her nature, she later on becomes much more open about discussing her true identity and intentions of world domination, and often displays the ability to turn a conversation in any direction of her choosing. While somewhat menacing, she also can be kind to others. Eventually lives at the church and becomes a friend to Quinn in particular.

Sierra (セーラ Sēra)

 

Seiyuu: Fumie Mizusawa (J), GK Bowles (E)

An extroverted tomboy who co-runs the general store, “Twins,” with her twin brother, Bismarck, she largely lacks motivation to do her job, preferring instead to skip work to have fun elsewhere. Easy-going and a bit absent-minded at times, she can occasionally speak without thinking, to the chagrin of some. Is good friends with Odette, with whom she visits while procrastinating.

Sonja 
(see above) 

Violet (アイリス Airisu; Iris)

 

Seiyuu: Kana Hanazawa (J), Megan Harvey (E)

The youngest of the three main heroines, she helps her older sisters, Lily and Odette, run the inn, and acts as Finis Island’s nurse. Has a shy, somewhat reticent personality, and finds it rather difficult talking to Aden, with whom she falls in love with at first sight. Enjoys gardening, and, like her sisters and Sonja, can sing the Spirit Song.

 

Others

Bacchus (バッカス Bakkusu)  

Seiyuu: Hiromu Miyazaki (J), Michael McConnohie (E)

Joe's alcoholic grandfather and guardian who lives off of Fenith Island's local pier in a houseboat, he is boisterous and rather outspoken, much to the chagrin of some at times. Has an adventurous attitude and generally attacks things with gusto, particularly fishing, of which he is particularly fond. Is a regular patron of the inn, "Sisters'," bar, and has a bit of a thing for Lily.

Beatrix de Sainte-Coquille (ボナパルト・ハッタイン・ヴィヴィアージュ Bonaparuto Hattain 'Vu~ivu~iāju; Bonaparte de Sainte Coquille)

Seiyuu: Takahiro Fujimoto (J), Unknown (E)
Matriarch of the local sub-branch of the de Sainte-Coquille clan, the Hattain, and mother of Electra, she is a bit of an eccentric that spends the better part of the day in the family's backyard attempting to dig up a buried fortune. Nevertheless, despite her somewhat neglectful ways, she sincerely cares for her daughter. Has the tendency to end words with random suffixes, and enjoys food.

Gerard (グレー Gurē; Grey)

Seiyuu: Masahiro Yamanaka (J), Kyle Hebert (E)
A priest who resides over Fenith Island's church and caretaker of Quinn and Kelsey, he has a rather flamboyant personality and often refers to himself with feminine pronouns. An honest, forthright, and affable individual, he holds the community's trust, and so serves as an emotional guide of sorts. He is fond of cute things and persons, and has taken a bit of a liking to Aden in particular. Presides over the summer's beach activities, and has a scar under his left eye.

Jocelyn (ジャスリン Jasurin)

 

Seiyuu: Unknown (J), Michelle Anne Dunphy (E)
A traveling archeologist who visits Fenith Island twice a week (Thursdays and Holidays), she has a fine eye for item identification, and so will appraise curiosities brought to her by the community's residents. An amiable individual with a calm matter of speech and an approachable demeanor, she is an all-around friendly person. Dresses in fine clothing, and is married.

Quinn (キルト Kiruto; Kilt)

Seiyuu: Saki Fumida (J), Hunter Mackenzie Austin (E)
An orphan, though otherwise generally happy-go-lucky, young girl who lives at Fenith Island's church with her twin brother, Kelsey, she has a bright and cheerful personality, preferring to play outdoors than be stuck inside. Still, she is perceptive to her sibling's feelings, and so reacts to them accordingly and looks after him the best she can. Helps to clean the chapel in her spare time.

Kelsey (ニット Nitto; Nitt)

Seiyuu: Fumie Misuzawa (J), Jay D. Stone (E)
An orphan, and debilitatingly shy, young boy who lives at Fenith Island's church with his twin sister, Quinn, he has a timid and somewhat sensitive demeanor, favoring time to himself and often opting to say little when prompted. Rather skittish, he regularly relies on his sister's guidance and lead in various situations. Reads books during his spare time, and seems to be a bit taken with Iris, around whom he often feels faint.

The Masked Man (仮面の男 Kamen no Otoko)

Seiyuu: Fuuko Saito (J), Patrick Seitz (E)

A mysterious, ominous individual who serves as the main antagonist, he ardently pursues Aden and Sonja and constantly causes grievances for them, sometimes opting to physically confront the two if the need should arise. Has a unnatural fixation with the world's various elemental temples and the orbs in which they house, as well as the mythical Native Giant, which appears to be one of the main reasons for his duplicitous actions. Additionally, has a great need for the Spirit Song, and, while he can sing it, often targets others with the same ability. Later revealed to be Sonja's possessed body.

Plus with three guest character, Tabatha (Rune Factory and Rune Factory Frontier), Anette and Candy (both in Rune Factory Frontier too)!

Items in Heartcatch Pretty Cure

Here are the list of items in Heartcatch Pretty Cure!.

Heart Perfume (ココロパフューム Kokoro Pafyūmu) & Shiny Perfume (シャイニーパフューム Shaini Pafyūmu)
Debut: Episode 1 (Heart Perfume), Episode 23 (Shiny Perfume)
"Pretty Cure Seeds" produced by fairies must be inserted, at which point the fragrance is sprayed on in order to transform. Heart Seeds can also be inserted to create temporary special abilities, such as speed boosts and healing. Instead of Heart Perfume, Itsuki uses Shiny Perfume to transform, where it's yellow rather than pink, but has all the same functions as the Heart Perfume.

Extra! How Heart (or Shiny) Perfume appears?

The person says the word "protect" from their mouth so the mascot partner's crest shines to give their owner Heart (or Shiny) Perfume. 

Heart Flower (こころの花 Kokoro no Hana)

Debut: Episode 1

Within each person's heart exists a unique flower.  Each Heart Flower is connected to the Great Tree of Hearts. It begins to wilt when the person becomes discouraged and begins to lose hope; when this happens, it becomes easy to take out. When a person's Heart Flower is removed (contained in a crystal), the person falls into slumber in a crystal ball. If the Heart Flower is allowed to die, the person's heart will be gone and he / she will be asleep forever (by Chypre), become very negative and easily controlled by Desert Apostles until it's purified (by Episode 40); the Great Heart Tree will also be weakened.

Heart Pot (ココロポット Kokoro Potto)

Debut: Episode 2

Created by Coffret. The Heart Seeds, produced by Chypre and Coffret after cleansing a Heart Flower, are stored in here. All the Heart Seeds must be collected to restore the Great Heart Tree.

In Episode 33, the Heart Pot becomes the Moon Pact, with some the Heart Seeds inside forming into a new Pretty Cure Seed for Yuri. She transforms into Cure Moonlight using the Moon Pact.

Heart Seeds (こころの種, Kokoro no Tane)

Debut: Episode 2

The small coin-like chips that are given by people's Heart Flowers after being purified by Pretty Cure. They are needed in order to restore the Tree of Hearts, by collecting them inside the Heart Pot.

 

Another kind of Heart Seed is the Pretty Cure Seed (プリキュアの種, Purikyua no Tane), which is a Heart Seed inside the heart which can only be summoned by a fairy from the Heart Tree. The Pretty Cure Seed is the mark of a Cure, and by putting it inside the Heart or Shiny Perfume, it is possible for those with Pretty Cure Seeds to transform. The Pretty Cure Seeds do not necessarily need to have the same color as the person's Heart Flower's Heart Seed as Erika's Pretty Cure Seed is dark blue despite her Heart Flower bearing a light blue Heart Seed..

An advanced version of the Pretty Cure Seed is the Super Pretty Cure Seed (スーパープリキュアの種, Sūpā Purikyua no Tane), which is used to retransform Pretty Cure into Super Silhouette when it's inserted in Heartcatch Mirage. It is also used to enter the Pretty Cure Palace.

The Heart Perfume is also capable of holding a normal Heart Seed inside. The Heart Seeds themselves can be inserted into the Heart Perfume to activate different functions depending on their colors. Only 3 of them can be used on the series, while others can be activated in roleplay toys version (thanks to Actar576295 for your Heart and Shiny Perfume review!).

Red: Temporary speed boost (Episode 6)

Blue: Clearing the mind of worries (Episode 10)

Magenta: Increase in fighting spirit (Episode 28), Quick Press Game (Shiny Perfume toy; you must press the spray button wherenever the specific color appeared)

Pink: Delivers user's feelings

Green: Healing someone

Yellow: Cheering Up

Purple: Fortune Game (Heart and Shiny Perfume toy; for the Heart you can hit the spray button as much as you can, while for the Shiny you can hit the spray button where the favourite color appeared)

Violet: Early to Bed, Early to Rise (Heart Perfume toy), Rhythm Game (Shiny Perfume toy; you need to press the spray button wherever "hai" is said)

Orange: Memory Game (Heart and Shiny Perfume Toy; you need to press the spray button as much as "hai" is said, shake to confirm)

White: No effect of the Perfume, but when it's inserted in Heartcatch Mirage in fourth eyecatches, it's used to teleport users into the Heart Tree.

Flower Tact (フラワータクト Furawā Takuto) & Shiny Tambourine (シャイニータンバリン Shaini Tanbarin)  

Debut: Episode 1 (Moon Tact, Dark Tact), Episode 2 (Blosssom Tact), Episode 3 (Marine Tact), Episode 24 (Shiny Tambourine)

An attack item summoned from the broach on the Cures' bow. Individually, each Tact is named after their owners, but together are the Flower Tacts, which possibly is from the Cure Flower. Instead of Flower Tact, Cure Sunshine uses Shiny Tambourine and its shaped like a tambourine.

The Tacts are belows:

• Blossom Tact (ブロッサムタクト Burossamu Takuto): Cure Blossom's Flower Tact, making her capable of using Pink Forte Wave, Floral Power Fortissimo with either Cure Marine (common) or Cure Moonlight and Shining Fortissimo with Cure Marine and Cure Sunshine.

• Marine Tact (マリンタクト Marin Takuto): Cure Marine's Flower Tact, making her capable of using Blue Forte Wave, Floral Power Fortissimo with Cure Blossom or Cure Sunshine and Shining Fortissimo with Cure Blossom and Cure Sunshine.

• Shiny Tambourine (シャイニータンバリン Shaini Tanbarin) is Cure Sunshine's main weapon, making it capable of using Gold Forte Burst, Shining Fortissimo with the help of Cure Blossom and Cure Marine, and Floral Power Fortissimo with Cure Moonlight or Cure Marine.

• Moon Tact (ムーンタクト Mūn Takuto): Cure Moonlight's Flower Tact, making her capable of using Silver Forte Wave and a solo version Floral Power Fortissimo or with either Cure Sunshine or Cure Blossom.

• Dark Tact (ダークタクト Dākutakuto) - Dark Pretty Cure's Flower Tact, making her capable of using Dark Forte Wave and Dark Power Fortissimo.

Cure Full Mix (キュアフルミックス Kyua Furu Mikkusu)

Debut: Episode 5

Used to feed the fairies like Chypre, Coffret, and Potpourri. Requires a great deal of shaking. The flavor is described as very sweet with a rich texture.
Extra: How to use Cure Full Mix (it's all thanks to kokoda_koji in her review here)

1. Press the heart button on the wheel, then it reacts.
2. Shake the Full Mix until it reacts again, and it's ready to be served by fairies! 

Heartcatch Mirage (ハートキャッチミラージュ Hātokyatchi Mirāju)
Debut: Episode 32

A spiritual item said to hold infinite power. It's housed in the Pretty Cure Palace, where it can be obtained by defeating the previous Pretty Cure in a fight (or other people familiar). When its unlimited power is extracted, it holds the risk of being too much and breaking a Pretty Cure's Seed, taking away her ability to transform. Its abilities include teleportation to the Heart Tree, being able to show the Heart Flowers of others, and activating the Super Silhouette forms.

Source:  http://miracleallstars.weebly.com/, with changes