Inspired by her love for these stories, she lives every day searching for happiness.
Cure Rouge's Rouge Tact also appears to be of a design and name similar to that of the Flower Tacts from Heartcatch Pretty Cure! (both tacts have a rod portion, a bulkier center part, and a handle), only that the Rouge Tact is more simplified and may be smaller than the Flower Tacts.To teenager Miyuki Hoshizora, fairy tales are a world of wondrous encounters and happy endings. The reason for this discrepancy is unknown. The only time it has really appeared as a sword, is when she fights Hadenya and Dark Aqua in Yes! Pretty Cure 5: Kagami no Kuni no Miracle Daibouken!. In the anime, however, the ribbon is absent the item consists solely of the handle, which the writers will occasionally interpret as a sword hilt. Merchandise representing the item consistently depicts it as a long, blue, whip-like ribbon attached to a handle, similar in appearance to the Rouge Tact. Cure Aqua's Aqua Ribbon is the source of a rare inconsistency between the anime and merchandise. When the Rouge Tact, Lemonade Castanet, Mint Leaf and Aqua Ribbon are attached to each side of the Dream Torch, and Milk's willpower is added, the result is a group finisher called Five Explosion. Aqua Ribbon ( アクアリボン, Akuaribon ?) - Cure Aqua's part of the Symphony Set that gives her the power to use Aqua Tornado. Mint Leaf ( ミントリーフ, Mintoriifu ?) - Cure Mint's part of the Symphony Set that gives her the power to use Mint Shield. 
Lemonade Castanet ( レモネードカスタネット, Remoneedokasutanetto ?) - Cure Lemonade's part of the Symphony Set that gives her the power to use Lemonade Shining.
Rouge Tact ( ルージュタクト, Ruujutakuto ?) - Cure Rouge's part of the Symphony Set that gives her the power to use Rouge Burning.Dream Torch ( ドリームトーチ, Doriimutoochi ?) - Cure Dream's part of the Symphony Set that gives her the power to use Crystal Shoot.The Symphony Set ( シンフォーニーセット, Shinfooniisetto ?) are the devices used in Yes! Pretty Cure 5 to power up the girls' attacks to their new versions.
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