Even if I fall behind, farewell to High Seiko; don’t look back, there’s no dream behind me, and I think it’s strong to be able to run away.

Thank you, Masuzawa Sueo!

>>4

I really like that person too…

>>6

They might copy great works, but they really recite good poems…

>>1

I can’t help but wonder what Masuzawa from Tahara did to be considered out of the question…

If it’s not Haiseiko, then who the hell is it?

>>2

Actually, if it were Kincham, that would be a riot of laughter.

Next week is the release of the true name.

I like Seiko-chan.

It’s Baiseiko-chan.

>>8

Bye seko!

>>19

I want to ride my bicycle.

Shuji Terayama used it during the CB days…

If it’s High Seiko, then it’s High Seiko. How are you? Is it alright to sing?

But if the trainer sings “Farewell, High Seiko,” it means that in the end, there will be a parting…

>>12

Goodbye from the Twinkle series.

The jockeys of the Showa era are quite something.

Hi Seiko

Sometimes, please start a thread about women like Masao Zouzawa too.

I’ve been seeing Seiko-chan in thumbnails quite a bit over the past month.

>>17

Well, that’s because they’re an extraordinary idol.

Isn’t it Queen?

Even if it’s not High Seiko, it’s the pseudo High Seiko-chan, right?

It might be a pseudonym.

>>25

It’s Seiko-chan…

The racing clothes and meteor are certainly being picked up as elements, but it’s quite thrilling, isn’t it?

>>27

The elements are almost all there, but we won’t know for sure until it’s actually announced…

>>28

Other than the three legends, there are bombs too, so it’s going to get chaotic.

Let’s decide to be bold.

High Seiko is

It was just a few betting tickets.

High Seiko is

It was just a memory of a single race.

High Seiko is

It was just a three-year long drama.

High Seiko was empty on certain days.

It was merely a sacrifice.

Everyone is captivated.

“Hey, intercourse is quite a straightforward dirty joke.”

I want to know what kind of child it will be quickly.

Is this a thread about male trainer Sueo Masuzawa?

>>34

This is a thread based on the premise of male Terayama Shuji.

Is this a thread about discrimination against female Terayama Shuji?

“During the Paka Live, they are making a very pretentious statement like ‘The details of the portrait horses are being revealed.'”

It’s true that it’s some kind of big bomb.

>>37

A huge bomb… Justaway!

>>39

I don’t think this is the portrait, but I definitely want you to come soon.

If that’s the case, then Masuzawa Sueko and Terayama Shuuko might appear if it’s Haiseiko…

>>38

There’s no need for that to undergo gender transformation!

>>40

But both Yuichi Fukunaga and Yutaka Take are doing TS without any meaning.

>>40

It’s already a content where Takeyutaka is gender-bent into a female!

I want to become Doctrine Dark soon…

Until now, the scenario characters had their names mentioned in the synopsis stage…

When I turn around

A boy is standing.

He is the one who wins against High Seiko.

I am happy.

I repeated the Winning Live video three times.

When I turn around

A unemployed person is standing.

He sells Hi Seiko merchandise.

To my sick wife

I bought a hand mirror for you.

The strategy of Uma Musume is to make you anxious by being cryptic and then throw in another new one to confuse you.

An anime about Takaaki Yutaka transforming into a woman will start in April, so don’t cry.

It’s scary that High Seiko’s name comes up in predictions so casually now.

Since debuting in an era where High Seiko has already established Winning Live might cause a misunderstanding in interpretation.

I personally find it very convincing to place it in the legend category.

Please listen without getting angry.

Before becoming a woman, Butayoshi was already transformed into a robot, wasn’t he?

Who is TS Yuichi?

King?

>>53

It appears in the character story of Neo Union.

>>54

Shirasan

>>56

It’s good, so draw Neo Yuni and read it.

It’s unclear whether the three people scheduled to appear in Paka Live as ??? will be the legendary three who are currently active Uma Musume voice actors or if they are three newly announced voice actors for Uma Musume.

>>55

Read the official announcement properly! That’s a different matter.

Wasn’t it like that with Lemaire!? I just saw it was mass-produced the other day.

I have an idea about TS Tahara…

I wonder if there will be another strange commercial with Take Yuichi and Lemaire at the anniversary event.

>>62

It would be funny if Yuichi and Kawada showed up.

There’s a possibility that the three people of ??? could also fill the single race slot…

>>63

I hadn’t thought about it at all, but now that you mention it, it seems possible…

>>63

The last time we discussed Singre, Berno and others joined midway and didn’t introduce the cast in advance in the announcement, so I think it’s different this time.

>>69

Even though people were saying that there’s no way a voice actor for a pseudonymous Uma Musume would show up back then, they ended up appearing, so I just don’t understand anything anymore.

>>139

If it comes out, I think it will be the same pattern, so I’ll bet on a different one.

This hairstyle really has a lot of volume.

When it comes to the first idol Uma Musume, it’s High Seiko.

If it were the Kasamatsu Three Idiots, they wouldn’t be so pretentious.

There’s no original character in Single Grand Prix that seems to be overhyped, right?

If you tell Yuichi, Kawada will probably show up…

Don’t pull a ridiculous twist where all three people in the portrait have fake names.

Is Chitose still not here?

>>74

Cast introduction, maybe?

A robot with a big smile in the commercial!

Since Speed Symbol’s real name has already been revealed, there are no fake names for everyone.

>>76

It’s not certain that the one in the middle is Speed Symbol!

>>78

Sirius is here, but this is almost certain too.

>>78

It might be Tokinomino!

It’s the middle-speed Symboli Rudolf, but there are a few pseudonyms for the others, right?

If it’s not Speed Symbol, then it becomes unclear why Sirius is in the thread image…

Can you just announce the voice actors?

>>83

It’s less than a week left, so wait.

>>85

I can’t wait…

>>87

I can’t wait!

I’m curious about the person on the far left who looks like a soft and fluffy goddess…

Can horses be used before the war…?

>>84

What are you talking about? The three goddesses are from the 17th or 18th century!

>>91

That’s already like free materials…

It might be St. Light, which is amazing, right?

Come out, Haiseiko Riatai Anonymous!

>>90

Was it around 80 that you could buy betting tickets in real time?

>>99

Isn’t it around 70? Even a child I saw on TV would have a possibility if it’s around 60.

>>89

The centlight theory is strong.

Shinzun’s racing colors are red.

>>89

The possibility of St. Light is high.

There are a lot of opinions saying there’s no way Shinzaan is that kind of calm and collected beauty…

>>89

Since it’s a color, it’s Saint Light, and if it’s Shinzan, she wouldn’t be such a young lady.

The color of the jewel is the same as the color of the competition outfit.

If you could go to the St. Light, then why is Ms. Tazuna hiding her identity…?

>>101

That character who has been around since the beginning turns out to actually be the legendary ○○! There is room for such a development…

It seems like a position reminiscent of the three goddesses, but if implemented for development from here, the impact would be incredible.

I guess it’s around 70 years old in real time?

Thank you, it seems that Saint Light is a strong candidate.

Shinzan really has that sharpness like a cleaver, and gives off an image of a warrior or something strong, doesn’t it?

>>105

I still have a strong image of Japanese culture.

>>105

She is the only triple crown horse from a small farm, so she isn’t really a young lady to begin with.

I hope that the horses of the Maruzen generation will become daughters.

>>108

I’m looking forward to Hishispeed-chan.

If it wasn’t Speed Symbol, having Sirius Symbol in that lineup would be too much of a downgrade…

If Saint Light is there, then Shinzan is probably hiding too… Hey, management, why don’t you jump a little bit?

>>112

(The falling daiyuusaku)

Above all, it seems that St. Light was usually a very gentle horse.

I see, this is red.

The combination of red and black is really cool, isn’t it…

If Shinzaku were to come, it seems like they would incorporate the image of Matsukaze from Hana no Keiji.

Sent Light is a senior to Tazuna-san… since they have the same trainer.

>>120

I want you to reinforce the theory about Tokino-san even more as it gets tangled.

There are many great designs for kids with red and black in their racing outfits, even among existing ones.

Flash, Karen-chan, and Sunday R series.

There is a Triple Crown horse girl = The first Triple Crown horse, Centlight?

Does having Sirius Symbol mean Speed Symbol?

Is Faruko here = High Seiko?

>>122

Having the original Ramone is a big deal.

There are still some people who experienced High Seyko in real time, but probably no one left who experienced Centlight in real time.

>>123

It’s just that Masako Nozawa is a little older.

>>126

I’ve figured out High Seiko’s CV…

I wonder if Tazuna will constantly be told that this or that is lacking in her training.

>>110

Since it’s a found image… if you say that, I feel sorry and I’ll delete it. Thank you.

Shinzan gives the impression of wearing iron clogs and wrapping himself in a sarashi.

I knew it, but isn’t Cygames incredibly greedy?

It’s amazing that even though it’s from before the war, the name Saint Light still looks stylish and cool today.

It feels quite Japanese with the names and other elements, doesn’t it, Shinzan?

No way, Seiko-chan!?

It will hold true regardless of which side it is.

I’ve never seen legends deny being called legends as much as those legends do.

I have a strong desire for it to be High Seiko because using a pseudonym feels unsatisfactory.

Since Sei-chan is here, it might get a bit awkward if I call her Seiko-chan, so I wonder if I’ll start calling her Seiko-chan instead.

People who remember watching the St. Lite race in real time are at least 90 years old…

If it’s Shinz-san, there are still many people over 70 who can share stories.

>>143

Okabe said that he saw the last run when he was at jockey school.

What name would you give, inspired by the motif of High Seyko, even if it’s not a real name?

>>145

Low citizen, huh…

I mean, it’s not like it’s a pseudonym or anything, so it’s not really that disappointing… or rather, there are too many elements to get excited about next week.

I really can’t wait.

Shinzan’s childhood name, Matsukaze, is already cool, which is unfair, and the fact that his nickname as the strongest warrior is truly reflected in his racing record is impressive, so the management would likely be as cautious with his investments as they are with Deep Impact.