| Num Episodes: | 51 |
| Network: | TV Tokyo |
| Prev Season: | Pretty Rhythm: Aurora Dream |
| Next Season: | Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live |
is an anime television series produced by Tatsunoko Production. It is the second season of Pretty Rhythm and a sequel to the 2011 series, , which is based on the Japanese arcade game of the same name by Takara Tomy. The story takes place a few years after Aurora Dream and follows a budding idol, Mia Ageha, as she hopes to become a Prism Star just like the previous protagonist, Aira Harune. The series aired on TV Tokyo from April 7, 2012, to March 30, 2013,[1] replacing Pretty Rhythm: Aurora Dream in its initial timeslot, and was succeeded by .
The opening theme songs are "Dear My Future (Mirai no Jibun e)" by Prizmmy for episodes 1-13, "Brand New World" by Prizmmy for episodes 14-26, "Life is Just a Miracle (Ikiteiru tte Subarashii)" by Prizmmy (the voice actresses as their characters), and "Pump it Up!" by Prizmmy. The ending theme songs are "My Transform" by Prizmmy for episodes 1-13, "Check it Love" by Puretty for episodes 14-26, "Body Rock" by Prizmmy, and "Shuwa Shuwa Baby" by Puretty. As a cross-promotion for Avex Entertainment's other groups, "Lolita Strawberry in Summer" by Tokyo Girls' Style and "EZ Do Dance" by Dream5 was featured in episode 11, with both groups making cameos.
A live-action variety show segment titled "Pretty Rhythm Studio" appeared in every episode, hosted by MC Kensaku, the real-life members of Prizmmy, and a new set of trainees from Avex Dance Master known as the Prism Mates.[2] In the Korean dub of the series, the "Charming School at Prism Stone" (Korean: 프리즘스톤과 함께하는 차밍스쿨) live-action skits aired instead of "Pretty Rhythm Studio", with the real-life members of Puretty starring in them.
In the South Korean dub of the series, "Pretty Rhythm Studio" was replaced by a series of live-action skits titled "Charming School With Prism Stone" (Korean: 프리즘스톤과 함께하는 차밍스쿨), which starred the members of Puretty.