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Yeah, that works. Speaking of villans, here's the Twilight Cage from New Generation:

Getsuyo: The leader of the Twilight Cage, an evolved Zakenna that was born from the ruins of the Dark Zone and now seeks to revive his master by draining the life of the Queen of Light. Cruel and unrelenting, he has a tendency to lash out like a wild beast when angered.

Kayobi: A fox like being that serves as Getsuyo's right hand. Very sly and is usually the one who comes up with most of the cult's strategies. Was orginallly an alien named Genmu-Tsune who once competed in the Smashground tournament but was quickly take out of the running by the Cyberverse Precure and Cure Pitch. Getsuyo found him and gave him a new purpose.

Suiyobi: A Dracorex from Dino World that hatched not long after her father Yogantsume's death. One day she was approached by Getsuyo who told her what happened and offered her sanctuary. Despises the Precure and Toka in particular. In battle, she's an unrelenting warrior who often fights alongside the monsters she creates.

Mokuyobi: an plant-like Uzaina created from the remains of Dark Fall and given intelligence and more mobile body by the power of the Twilight Cage. A bit cowardly and tends to rely on others to do his dirty work.

Kinyobi: A literal golden calf, Kinyobi has shapeshifting abilities thanks to being made of similar material as Fusion. Cold and calculating, he's mostly used as a scout for the Twilight Cage to track the movements of the Precure and find good opportunities to gather darkness in order to revive their King.

Doyobi and Nichiyobi: A robot dog and monkey combo that seem to share a mind similar to Stop and Freeze from Dysdark whose remnants they were made from and given additional battle capabilities.

Yabaina: Monsters born from human misfortune, come in a variety of shapes and sizes with different degrees of intelligence.

As you can see, not only are most of the villains references to other seasons/movies but aside from the MOTW all of them are literally named after the Japanese words for the 7 days of the week.