A New Transformation!? Fortune's Great Wish!
After Megumi's group manages to defeat all of the Saiarks in Pikarigaoka, they are approached by Glasan, who informs them that Iona had disappeared, prompting the Cures to search for her. Upon learning that Iona is trapped in another dimension, Blue calls the Cures to the Cross Mirror Room to combine their feelings of wanting to help her. Meanwhile, Iona is overwhelmed by Phantom, who takes the Pretty Change Mirror she got from Maria and burned up her transformation PreCards, sending her into despair. Just as Phantom is about to trapped Iona inside a mirror, the Cures manage to break into the graveyard with Blue's help. As the Cures attempt to fight off Phantom, Hime gives Iona all of her earned Precards as apology for her actions, wanting to put Iona's wish before her own. With enough cards to complete the PreCard File, Iona decides to put her desire to save everyone over just saving Maria and makes a wish to gain the power to protect her friends. Her wish grants her the Fortune Piano, allowing her to transform into Cure Fortune once again, this time with the power to overcome Phantom. After being hit by Iona's new magical item, the Fortune Tambourine, Phantom prepares to keep on fighting, but is interrupted when Queen Mirage appears on a mirror behind him.
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