About “Glitter Force” in a few words:

“Glitter Force” is a vibrant anime series that follows five pre-teen girls who are chosen to become the legendary Glitter Force warriors. These young heroines are tasked with the mission to defend Earth from evil fairytale villains. Throughout their adventures, the girls discover the power of friendship, perseverance, and the importance of believing in oneself. The series is a whirlwind of colorful transformations, epic battles, and heartwarming moments that captivate audiences of all ages.

Meet the characters from Glitter Force

Emily

Oh man, Emily is that sunbeam of a leader who somehow organizes glitter and chaos with the same grin — she’s endlessly optimistic and a little bit dramatic, in the best way. She plans everything down to snack time but will totally jump into danger five minutes early because feelings > plans, always. Loves cupcakes and dramatic speeches, and I swear she collects tiny keychains even though she claims not to be sentimental (liar, Emily). She’s brave but also the one who hugs everyone to pieces — and yes, she cries at commercials, don’t tell her I said that.

Kelsey

Kelsey is the sporty, sarcastic whirlwind who punches pessimism in the face and then offers you a protein bar like it’s etiquette. She’s stubborn, ferociously loyal, and somehow simultaneously allergic to boredom and extremely into spreadsheets — which makes no sense, but okay, she’s a walking contradiction. She’ll scoff at glitter (for, like, five seconds) and then dye her hair sparkly for a mission, I can see it. Also, she pretends she doesn’t knit, but if you find tiny knitted hats in her locker, act surprised.

Chloe

Chloe is fashion-forward and ruthless with a camera — like, she notices color palettes in emergency situations, which is both impressive and slightly terrifying. She’s social, witty, and she has this weirdly reliable sense for when people are lying, probably because she reads faces like a book and also because she binge-watches detective shows. She loves drama movies but will pause them 14 times to Google something trivial, and she’ll defend her friends with a perfectly manicured fist. Slightly spacey but suspiciously good at strategy, which is the best kind of surprising.

April

April is the soft-spoken dreamer who paints everything in pastels and then quietly organizes a rescue mission like it’s a gallery opening. She’s thoughtful, empathetic, and will bring you soup at 2 a.m. — and then correct your grammar while you eat it, because of course she will. Often lost in her own imaginative daydreams (where she is also a pirate princess? maybe), but she snaps into laser-focus mode when people need help, very dramatic about kindness. She claims she’s fragile but tosses sarcasm like confetti when provoked, which is my favorite thing.

Lily

Lily is the tiny spark of mischief who seems shy until she’s inventing gadgets, pulling pranks, and rescuing kittens all in the same hour. She’s clever, curious, and has this habit of whispering to plants — not even kidding, she waters them and gives pep talks, and they look happier for it. She’s adorable but ferocious in a fight, the sort who’ll smile through danger and then complain about the shoelaces later, honestly human. Also, she hoards stickers and will trade you one for a secret, which I would absolutely do.