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[Uma Musume: Pretty Derby] When watching the story of Uma Musume, I often wonder, “How old is this character?”

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I definitely want to settle this because there are kids who want it!! So, it’s Kita-chan too, huh? I see. You’ve grown up a lot… Teio-san!! I believe in you! I!! I am a huge fan of Tokai Teio-san!!

1: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:43Yeahx1

I understand.

2: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:43Yeahx3

The Sazae-san time frame is applied in part.

3: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:44Yeahx47

Cygames is having trouble handling it too.

4: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:44

It is believed that once you reach a certain age, you stop aging.

5: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:44Yeahx8

When Kitachan was little, she admired Teio.
The Teio that admired the chairman when he was small.

133: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:07

>>5All three of them attend the same school.

6: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:45

I don’t really understand why middle school and high school students are mixed together.

7: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:45

Akaten damon ni
I’m repeating another yearーーー!

8: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:45

If we consider that the same amount of time has passed as in historical facts, Rudolf in the third season is in his fifties.

9: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:46

Opera O and Topro are in different grades, right?
If you worry about it, you’ve already lost.

14: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:47Yeahx15

>>9Being of the same grade doesn’t mean being of the same generation from the beginning.

95: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02

>>14Rather, this is a good setting.
The second-year junior high student Opera-O and the second-year high school student Ayabe-san, who is exchanging poems, shine.

10: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:46

Stop it, because it’s going to become super cute.

11: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:46

The chairman who continues to be chairman forever…

106: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:03

>>11I feel like that person is somehow distorting time and space.
I’m always the chairman in any medium.

12: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:47

Main story part 2’s King and so on.

13: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:47

There are kids in the same class who debuted about 10 years apart.

15: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:47

Even if we assume that there are few changes in appearance due to aging like the Saiyans.
The setting of being a student cannot be ignored…

18: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:48

>>15A unique point called “super cute.”

16: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:48Yeahx1

Even when Kita-chan grows up, Teio will still be in the second year of middle school.
A world where no one questions anything.

17: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:48

I heard that about 10 years have easily passed by the time of Part 1 of the main story.

19: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:48

Recently, the fillies that were suddenly added seem to have the same grade, probably because they’re concerned about the mixed-up ages around here.
This time, because of that, Loves is growing in an unusually advanced way for their age.

36: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:51

>>19You can’t keep both sides happy…

20: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:48Yeahx7

Gender is quite important, especially for things like Vodka.
This world is blurry because everyone is a girl.
After all, since it is created as a beautiful girl content, discrepancies will occur.

21: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:48

It’s interesting that Ai-chan seems older than Pandora.

22: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:48Yeahx6

When St. Light appears, don’t think about anything anymore.

23: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:49Yeahx2

It’s fluffy.
Fluffy space-time.

24: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:49

The next generation is properly emerging one after another, so it’s a different flow of time from the Sazae-san universe.

25: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:49

The timeline of anime seriously shouldn’t be thought of logically.

26: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:50Yeahx1

Even if the year changes, I will not advance to a higher grade from my current grade level.
It will grow that much.

27: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:50

I think it’s nice that the lower right is rapidly growing into an upper form while we weren’t looking, as it has a dream-like quality.

28: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:50

It’s fine to be in the Sazae-san time zone for now.
The rapid growth from the young Kita Sato in the second season of the anime is the only noise.
No matter how you think about it, it’s strange.

29: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:50Yeahx5

Isn’t there a lack of refinement in the concept?

34: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:51Yeahx16

>>29On the contrary, mixing up the age and generation like this is intentional, isn’t it?
Trying to make everything fit will cause it to fall apart.

31: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:50

Once you enter the training center, you can never graduate…
Well, Hello-san and Elfie have graduated.

32: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:50

>>31I’ve never seen them graduate…

33: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:51

The original idea for the academy is from the training center, so while involved with racing, it will probably be treated as part of the academy.

35: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:51

Mr. Maruzen, you’re more like a legend, aren’t you?

37: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:51Yeahx4

It’s pointless to worry about that when Maruzensky and Deratak are attending the same academy.

38: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:52

Think carefully and let it flow with the atmosphere.
Since it’s managing to function reasonably well by pushing through, it can be said that it’s correct as content.

39: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:52Yeahx1

When a new child comes in, the upper grades will graduate and will no longer be able to nurture.
I can’t just do that, so it seems like they are intentionally leaving it vague.

40: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:52

If you include the local era, it really becomes unclear.

41: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:52

What kind of races is Space-chan from the 3rd season participating in?

42: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:53

The Ramoal and Hidebu sisters were in the same grade.

43: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:53

The teams Spica and Spegoroushi disappeared around the same time.

44: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:53

After recreating the historical race, what should the Uma Musume strive for?

45: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:54

>>44Rehabilitation or…

48: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:55

>>44I’ll crash into my junior’s swimsuit pose battle in a stylish swimsuit.

53: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:56

>>44Even though I should have graduated, I end up coming to club activities like an OB (alumni).

58: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:56

>>44Since I’ve been released from the original work, I’m free from here on out.

70: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:58

>>44There is a dream trophy, right?

72: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:59

>>70Yeah, that was a thing…

46: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:54

I think it would have been fine if Loves was in the same class as Ricky.
Too focused on the bottom.

47: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:55

Will you faithfully reproduce… the insane family tree?

49: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:55

If we had foreseen that it would become this big at the time of the project’s launch, I think the golden generation would have been in high school by now.
The middle school is in a traffic jam!!

63: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:57

>>49I never thought a horse that was just recently running would participate…

50: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:55Yeahx1

The Umamusume that has peaked is apparently competing as a professional in the Dream Trophy or something like that.

51: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:55

CB – There’s a 37-year age difference after all.
Sent Light and Tact have an 80-year age difference.

52: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:55

I think it’s too short a time for competitive athletes to be at their peak, especially for someone as young as Shingure, who has already passed their prime.

61: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:57

>>52I think the competitive life of Umamusume is quite similar to figure skating.

54: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:56

The story after graduating from the academy is…

55: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:56

(It doesn’t seem like this is about breasts, does it…?)

56: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:56

It’s tough because female characters can’t be aged.
“Aunt may have a niche demand, but she cannot become mainstream.”

57: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:56

Due to historical facts, the grandmother’s active period in the story is excessively long.

67: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:57

>>57I want Toukaito Trick to come.

59: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:57

Although their prime should be completely over, they are still competing with the current generation… san.

60: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:57

The third period had a lot of discrepancies in age settings.

62: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:57

In the initial draft, Rudolf was trying to make it feel like Teio’s mother.

83: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:00

>>62Just because she is the undefeated triple crown Uma Musume doesn’t mean I’ve explicitly said she’s the president.

64: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:57

Aside from recreating the famous moments of horse racing, everything else is a mess, and scenarios that feel like historical alterations are also tough in their own way.

65: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:57

While Toplo and Ope are doing their best in the movie, Ayabe-san, who is just watching, feels lonely.

66: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:57

From the first year of training, I’ve been riding Tatchan with a fierce look, and once I enter senior class, no matter how you estimate it, I’ll definitely be an adult.

68: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:58

There are too many kids with the honor of the Derby!

69: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:58

Compared to human track athletes, their lifespan is overwhelmingly shorter.

71: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:59

If it’s an ordinary sports thing, let’s get into intensive training for next week’s tournament!
I’ve been training for about six months.

73: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:59

Is it normal to remain enrolled at the school even after retiring from racing?
Maruzensky and the chairman thought it was an exception.

74: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:59

When it comes to graduation and future paths, I often find myself troubled while doing secondary creation.
I’m troubled, but in the end, I can only insist that this is the setting in my world.

75: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:59

The story based on historical facts will likely involve those on the developmental or management side after the active period ends.
There are also travelers.

76: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)10:59

There are parts where Kita Sato becomes noise in order to clearly separate it from the Sazae-san time space.

77: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:00

Making it so that third-year high school students can drink may somewhat eliminate the contradictions related to age.

78: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:00

To be honest, even as time passes, it won’t become more interesting.
It’s fine if there are depictions of childhood in adult OGs or past stories, but nothing more than that is needed.

79: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:00Yeahx5

Everything is vague, but it feels like the content has grown too large; there’s nothing left to do but charge forward.

80: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:00

The main point is that the presence or absence of seriousness makes a significant difference, so while the grade level is a trivial matter, there’s a feeling that it’s unfair to have children from different grades compete in a classic race, right?

89: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02

>>80Even if she is in the lower grades, when it becomes full-fledged, that will be her peak, so there is no cheating or anything like that.

81: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:00Yeahx1

Ultimately, while uncles have a certain level of expandability, aunts only have demand that fits a route of being overly strict or big-breasted married women, so it can’t be helped.

82: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:00

Recently, they’ve also started including things like earthquakes and games without spectators…

84: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:00

If you clarify your age and academic history, you won’t be able to realize your dream of the 11th round, so it’s correct to keep it vague.

85: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:01

Since when has the chairman been the chairman? How many years has he been in that position?

86: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:01

There are too many blurred parts!

88: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:01

>>86That’s why secondary creation is easy.

94: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02Yeahx6

>>86When asked if it’s necessary for creating a story, it’s an unnecessary part.

102: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:03

>>86It’s not a clear and interesting element, after all.
Of course, it’s necessary to clearly depict the age difference, like Teio who admires the chairman.

87: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:01

The junior high school is getting filled to the brim.

90: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02

It would have been nice if there were also opportunities at the university level, not just in middle and high school.

91: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02

The clarity around age and grade levels is most impressive in the official guidelines.
A legend who made history in racing long before my debut! (Younger) and comes without hesitation.

125: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:06

>>91It’s not so much that it’s cut off, it’s just that others are pointing out what hasn’t been depicted…

92: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02

In the story, since he was the president before his debut, it seems pointless to think about it seriously.

93: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02

Isn’t this Valhalla where the souls of dead horses come?

113: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:04

>>93Don’t kill until the glass-tact.

96: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02Yeahx6

I ended up having to be the president even before my debut.
Maybe I’ve been the president since I was born.

103: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:03

>>96There was a time when even the chairman was observed during his early days, so there were definitely times when he wasn’t the chairman.

97: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02

It’s not absolute, but generally the newer the generation, the lower the grade, and the older it is, the higher the grade, so things get really messy around generation 15.

98: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02

If we assume that there are about four seasons in a year…

99: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02

The main story is not in the Sazae-san time frame.
Mejiro McQueen (21) is born.

104: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:03Yeahx2

>>99That’s fine as it is!

107: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:03

>>99There are already an estimated 23 kings, so…

120: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:05

>>107It’s the right age, isn’t it… Shouldn’t the trainer take responsibility?

100: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:02

At the beginning of the project, there was a tendency to want to pit various legendary horses from different generations against each other, so this worked out better for us.

101: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:03Yeahx3

I honestly think that the settings for the full-scale development are all over the place and unnecessary.

110: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:04Yeahx4

>>101The intensification is precisely a justification for being synchronized despite the difference in age.
To put it another way, the full-scale development itself is a real horse element.

116: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:05

>>101Just before Aldan ends, here comes the story.
The flowers have already started and it’s said that we’re at the peak right now.

105: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:03

The fact that Nishino Flower, from a relatively older generation, is a girl who skipped grades means it’s already broken, so anything goes now.

108: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:04

For example, if Kaichou’s Symboli Rudolf dies, will a new Symboli Rudolf Uma Musume pop up somewhere?

114: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:05

>>108I don’t know, but if there are multiple entities with estimated identical horse souls, then I think it’s not impossible.

109: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:04

In the Sazae-san universe, while they don’t age and there are past stories, there are normal depictions of the passage of time and seasons, so anything is possible if it’s convenient.
Honestly, even if I point it out, it won’t be interesting.

111: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:04

Since it’s been about two years since the first anime, I wondered how old Kaichou is now.

112: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:04

The Dream Trophy feels like a fan activity for girls who can’t run as much as they used to, but it has transformed into a generational showdown of the strongest, while still being a bit dreamy.

115: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:05

Even before debuting, the chairman who tailored the seven crown winning outfit gives off some strange vibes, doesn’t he?

117: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:05

Estimated sixth-grade accelerated student, Vivlos.
The growth is too amazing.

118: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:05

Like a knight of FSS…

119: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:05Yeahx2

I have to say, I think people who seriously analyze the world setting of Uma are always idiots.

122: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:05Yeahx9

>>119Don’t you think it’s fun to put your all into being silly?

147: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:10

>>122I honestly look down on analysis-type discussions, so I’ve never found them enjoyable.

149: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:10Yeahx7

>>147I see.
Then why are you looking at a thread that’s not fun?

126: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:06

>>119It’s fun to talk about silly things.

128: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:06

>>119I understand that you want to analyze things because you want to immerse yourself in the worldview.
But this is already impossible!

137: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:08

>>119No one truly believes that the passage of time in the story equals their age just because they are seriously joking around…

156: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:11

>>119On the contrary, works with well-structured and meticulously crafted settings tend to leave little room for interpretation, as the answers are already prepared.
It’s precisely because the work has a fluffy and blurred setting that there’s a joy in coming up with your own answers.
Many fans who like to speculate about things like Digimon and Gundam feel that way.

163: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:12

>>156It’s tough when there are those who make assumptions and impose them, but playing with ideas is enjoyable, isn’t it?

177: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:14

>>156The latter was just recently made fun of.

183: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:16Yeahx1

>>177Well, the group that enjoys complaining is always being mocked, so it’s a mutual situation.

121: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:05

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123: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:05

The fact that Mac-chan and Supe are now considered great senior figures is
I want something that looks like a high school student.

131: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:06

>>123But these two seem like they won’t change much even in high school…

124: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:06

To be honest, even if I fill that part in, it’s not like it will become interesting, right? It’s been kept kind of vague all along.

132: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:07

>>124It’s too fluffy, more like a fairy tale than fantasy.

141: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:09

>>132If you both trace and don’t trace historical facts within a single content, it can turn out like this.
Make your mind more whimsical.

127: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:06

In the first sandbox before the content expanded, if we seriously think about the age settings, it’s all a mess.
So it’s not something to think about seriously.

129: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:06

I wonder how it is that someone who seems almost retired is bragging about their trainer…
Specifically, Mac-chan and King.

143: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:09

>>129There are probably media exposure jobs and races outside of the Twinkle series that are just not depicted.

130: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:06Yeahx11

It’s like the issue of too many murders happening in Conan’s world.
Understanding that this kind of thing is for the sake of storytelling makes it enjoyable to talk about.

134: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:07Yeahx8

It’s only natural that contradictions arise when you’re cramming over 40 years of history into just 6 years!

135: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:07Yeahx3

It’s not that the number of implemented horses has increased causing a discrepancy; Maruzen has been there from the beginning.

138: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:08

>>135The chairman Teio has been here since the beginning too.

139: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:08

>>135It’s impossible from the early stages, even at the point of Mabu~Golshi…

136: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:08

Mac-chan is 160 even with that.

140: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:08

Rather, it’s fine to have a more varied age range even among the same year.
It becomes confusing because you make it partially the same.

142: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:09

The fact that Maruzensky and Almond Eye are attending the same school means that the space-time continuum is completely distorted.

144: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:09

When you enter the Dream Trophy League, you become immortal and stop growing, right?
Before that, it grew normally like a human.

145: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:09

It’s better not to think about it because the space-time is all distorted.
Seniors and juniors, etc.

146: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:09

Maybe the facilities like the Training Center Academy or the competitive horse-related ones feel like the Room of Spirit and Time.

148: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:10Yeahx3

I don’t really like that the additional characters tend to be somewhat middle school-like and a bit loli-like for high school.

162: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:12Yeahx1

>>148As for the middle school section, isn’t it true that in the high school section, there are more characters that are not loli and have a more mature appearance?

151: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:11

Looking at the friend character slot of the Uma Musume, it feels like they haven’t changed much in appearance even as they’ve grown up.
It might be like Saiyans, having a long time of youth.

152: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:11

Once I entered the training center academy, my visible aging stopped.
You will find yourself immersed in a world of endless races for eternity.

153: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:11Yeahx3

The fact that the very first anime was a complete mess is a fatal flaw.
I can’t go back to the WIPO style anymore.

167: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:12Yeahx1

>>153Fatal wound
If you want to do various things, wouldn’t the current form be the best?

196: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:18

>>167The character of the support card is set up to help with training, so it can be said that the competition in the WIPO style is not good.

201: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:19

>>196If it’s a game, then that’s probably it.
When there is a main character in manga or anime, it becomes fixed in time, so it has to be in a way that is not “Weipo.”

154: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:11

If we’re talking about age and time, the most accurate one is Single Life.
Because that’s when the chairman will be at an age where it won’t be a problem for them to be chairman.

155: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:11

It’s funny how the history and age aspects are casual, but the culture surrounding Uma Musume is extremely detailed and meticulous.
The phone at the Supe family home is for Hitomimi, while the one at the training center can stretch and has a version for Uma Musume, so they’re really too particular about it!

197: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:18

>>155It’s nice that there are both human ear and horse ear headphones in the background of the internet cafe, and that there are signs for ear and tail piercings in the background of the clothing store.

157: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:11Yeahx1

So, you see! I want to see Kita-chan, who has grown taller and bigger as she ages!

158: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:12

When watching the story of Uma Musume, there are quite a few times when I think, “How old is this character?”Humans may have a different way of thinking about the flow of time and age conversion.
From a certain age, one suddenly ages and then it becomes gradual again.
It seems likely due to the escalation and other factors.

301: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:49Yeahx1

>>158In the first place, the years are all mixed up.
The official isn’t thinking about anything.

159: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:12

It might be fine to say that Uma Musume are still such beings, but the trainers are aging too little.

160: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:12Yeahx2

The parent generation is added later.
Children or grandchildren of main characters like Supe-chan being added.
I don’t really understand anything anymore…

169: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:13Yeahx8

>>160That’s because it’s mixing up the story of real horses and Uma Musume.

181: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:15

>>169However, it seems that they want to be aware of senior-junior relationships as much as possible, so it can’t be said that it’s completely unrelated.

194: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:17

>>181What do you think about Golshi-chan, who is the senior of Supa, who is the senior of McQueen?

205: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:20Yeahx3

>>194I’m sorry if I couldn’t read it as much as possible.
I think if you look at relatively new implementations, you will see that the usage of vertical and horizontal relationships hasn’t changed, right?

211: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:22

>>205From the very start of the release, it’s been said that lineage and grade are not correlated.
If anything, even recently, Jungle Pocket is on the same level as Jordan.

186: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:16

>>160Césarion (Uma Musume) is not the daughter of Spe (Uma Musume).

161: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:12

There should be a character like a high school 10th grader.

164: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:12Yeahx2

It’s funny how there are occasional meta-commentaries about age in the story.

165: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:12

Being able to make silly hypothetical stories is essential to become a popular content.

166: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:12Yeahx1

It’s kind of nice if there’s a certain level of looseness for things like fan creations…

168: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:13

Considering the convenience of senior-junior relationships and the high percentage of children from the younger generation in middle school, it’s quite interesting to think about what will happen when an even younger generation comes along.

170: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:13

It’s fun to imagine Uma Musume falling into the world of adult entertainment or doing horse pro wrestling.

171: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:13Yeahx2

I was wondering how old you all were when you said things like “When was the last time the flower-tier Uma Musume ran during training?”

172: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:13

That world might have 3,650 days in a year.

173: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:13

But since Uma Musume is a horse race, it doesn’t feel strange to compete on the same stage even if the eras are different.
If this were a personification of a warship or weapon, there would be a strong sense of discomfort due to the age difference between the characters and their comparable abilities.

176: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:14

>>173I can only say that you are thinking too much about it, dragging in stories from the real world…

178: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:14

>>173Got used to it in G Generation.

174: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:13

Since it’s a different era, a dream match between star horses of realistic ages can’t happen.

180: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:15

>>174However, in the horse racing world, by the time they realistically can’t run or win anymore, they retire, so it ends up being a dream match full of old horses…

175: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:13

If I wanted to, I could restrict it to something like a single generation.

179: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:15

It’s just right to be excited about historical depictions like “It’s been 10 years since ○○ won!” with kids from that time as peers in the academy.

182: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:15Yeahx2

What’s concerning is that I’m not sure if they’re really trying to match the appearance to the grade setting.
In the beginning, it feels like first-year junior high students are quite young.

190: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:16Yeahx1

>>182From the beginning, Daska has…

191: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:17

>>182It’s just become a simple characterization now.
Well, Dasuka has an incredible body, though.

209: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:22

>>182You don’t seem to have any intention of matching up by the time you reach your third year of high school, do you?

184: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:16

It’s the same as worrying about the time and space in Sazae-san or Conan.

185: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:16Yeahx1

Since the degree of physical growth can be adjusted regardless of age with the full-scale development…
It’s amazing that you can debut without having fully committed yet.

202: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:19Yeahx5

>>185Flower has properly advanced and, as a result, has skipped grades and is participating in races.
Although the full-scale competition hasn’t begun, Dotou debuted.

187: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:16

Loves was in the first year of middle school back then…

188: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:16Yeahx3

Considering that all the horses are enrolled in the academy at the same time, it’s infinite how many times we can ask why (any G1) doesn’t have (any horse) participating.

189: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:16

Create an original anime with only original Uma Musume and no source material.

192: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:17

>>189Shall we do it… “Uma Musume” Haribote Elegy…

193: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:17Yeahx1

Unlike the timeframes of Sazae-san, Conan, or Crayon Shin-chan, here time suddenly accelerates… like going from elementary school straight to being a high schooler and retiring all at once.

203: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:19

>>193As a result, the senior Uma Musume ended up in an even weirder situation.

195: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:18

I think that if we narrow down the supporting characters that appear based on the characters to match the historical era, the sense of incongruity will be greatly reduced.
I understand that there are many people who do not want that.

204: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:20Yeahx2

>>195But Single Race is actually able to do it without any problems.
I don’t think there are many people who don’t wish for it.

198: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:18

I want a mode where I can choose a decade and train original Uma Musume.

199: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:18

The Kita-chan gang may seem quite immature, but even knowing their true nature, I still think there’s no way someone like Caesar could be a middle schooler.

200: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/09(Mon)11:18

It seems that the current number of registered horses in central horse racing is about 8,800.
If we are to have Uma Musume in 2025, there must be 8,800 Uma Musume enrolled at the Training Center Academy.

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