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Pretty Diver

A type of magical girl originating from Space Patrol Luluco. It has a skin-tight bodysuit and bubble helmet in it (like Space Patrol Luluco!). There are three types; Dekorasuuto (meaning a dress over the suit, sounds like Decora Suit), Pechidekosuuto (meaning small details and decorations, sounds like Petit Decora Suit), and Nakesuuto (meaning very small to zero/no details, sounds like Naked Suit). There is another type called Hendiva (which borrows "Hen" to transform and "Diva" from "diver"). It means that a magical girl can go from a diver in a Luluco-style suit to a traditional magical girl (who shows her skin without a helmet on). This would look best best with a Dekosuuto and Pechidekosuuto, which I would reccomend you to use, but it's your choice. Do it YOUR way(!).
Pretty Diver also has multiple names too. But I'll add more on Reddit.
This is a unique type of Mahou Shoujo design. This would be best for unique Luluco-style mahou shoujo anime.
Oh! That style is pretty diver!
Pretty Diver by AJ KETCHUM March 11, 2026
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Pretty Diver is a type of magical girl costumes inspired by Space Patrol Luluco. The name “Pretty Diver” took “Pretty” from Pretty Cure and “Diver” from AICO Incarnation. It blends divers with mahou shoujo.
It has another name too, “Prediva” (like “Precure” for Pretty Cure) or just simply “Diva”. Divers in this genre are called “Divas”.
Pretty Diver has a skin-tight bodysuit and a bubble helmet. You can style it in your style. It’s YOUR style, not mine!
There are three types BTW.

Dekorasuuto: Imagine Luluco, but with a dress over her suit. Add some shoes and/or gloves (if you want), a hat, and that’s what makes a Dekorasuuto Diva. (It sounds like Decora-Suit!) But it can be a character other than Luluco or any of her buddies.

Pechidekosuuto: Imagine Luluco, but added a crop top (that’s sleeveless if you want or an open jacket) and some skirt/shorts over. Add shoes and/or gloves (if you want) and make a Pechidekosuuto Diva! Add a hat if you like. (Sounds like Petit Decora-Suit. IK it’s a long word but its meaning is a Diva with little details.)

Nakesuuto: Basically canon Luluco. (Sounds like Naked-Suit.)

Now, there’s Hendiva. It means that a Pretty Diver character can go from a Pretty Diver to a traditional magical girl. Now imagine Luluco but when she transforms she changes into a swimsuit. (It borrows “Hen” which is a Japanese word/term to transform.)
Dang! That’s a lot! This was like a WHOLE documentary! But more content’s coming soon, though. Have fun, ye kiddo!
My favorite Pretty Diver character is Luluco! I love her so much!
pretty diver by Ichinose Haruka March 14, 2026

Pretty Diver

A type of magical girl costumes originating from Space Patrol Luluco. “Pretty” comes from Pretty Cure and “Diver” comes from Scuba Diver.
It has skin-tight bodysuits and bubble helmets. There are three types; Dekorasuuto, Pechidekosuuto, and Nakesuuto. Pretty Divers can be called “Divas” too.
First is Dekorasuuto. A diva with a helmet and undersuit costume with a (cute) dress over. With some shoes and/or gloves, and/or a hat/ribbon on top of the helmet. Then you can consider her a Dekorasuuto Diva. It sounds like Decora-Suit (which makes sense because decora has a lot of stuff on it).
Then there’s Pechidekosuuto. Basically it’s a diva with a jacket, crop top, or either shorts or a skirt on her costume. Add shoes and/or and a hat if you like. It sounds like Petit-Decora-Suit (which makes sense because “petit” means small so that makes sense).
And lastly there’s Nakesuuto. It’s basically a diva with no decorations nor pretty clothes on her. Just a belt and that’s it/all. Having only a skirt or shorts on doesn’t count, but having gloves, boots, and/or a belt does. It sounds like Naked-Suit (which makes sense because there’s no clothing decorations over the undersuit).
And finally there’s this term/trope. It’s called Hendiva (borrowing “Hen” to transform). Basically it means that a Diva can go from a diver to a traditional magical girl. Examples will come in another definition.
The other names are just in the sentence example below.
That’s all. Have a great day, kid!
The others names for Pretty Diver are Diver Shoujo/Girl, Prediva (inspo from Precure for Pretty Cure), Divacure/Divercore, and Divacore/Divercore. There’s also Maho-Diver (Magical Diver), Divashojo/Divagal, Uchuu Shoujo/Girl, Pretty Chuchu, Chuchu Shoujo/Girl, and Space (Patrol) Shoujo/Girl. All of these names are the other names for Pretty Diver.
Pretty Diver by Ichinose Haruka March 15, 2026
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