Home » Game » Uma Musume: Pretty Derby » [Uma Musume: Pretty Derby] The training is complete, but it was a scenario where the soldiers are left behind like remnants of a dream.

[Uma Musume: Pretty Derby] The training is complete, but it was a scenario where the soldiers are left behind like remnants of a dream.

Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx16

The sadness from late seniors is overwhelming.

1: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

I never expected that a great battle between BT and SS would take place in the No Reason scenario…

6: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx12

>>1

Considering the times, it may be close to dying in battle after a solitary advance without being able to engage in a large-scale conflict.

2: Japan Otaku Reviews

Was that the scenario…

3: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

More and more friends are disappearing.

4: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

The feeling of loss is immense when the rebellion alliance you started, intending to involve others, ends up with just you alone without you even realizing it…

Mira and Dants are both good kids, so it makes it even harder to part ways while looking ahead.

8: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

>>4

If those guys were here, it would be serious, right?

5: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

Vodka is being hidden because it is subtly inconvenient for the story.

9: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx6

>>5

Rather, I think that it became an element that made one think about the future by deliberately not bringing out the father who was left behind and the Zunko who was not.

It’s nice that we won’t fight together until the end.

7: Japan Otaku Reviews

Um… what is a subordinate…?

10: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

Neither Norreason, Hishi Miracle, nor Dantsu succeeded as sires or even became one in the first place…

11: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

I was laughing when they used to say it was a quiet family.

12: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx6

>>11

I have come to the great king…

13: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

You calm clan!

14: Japan Otaku Reviews

I thought it would suit me well if I danced to my explosive soul, and it suits me even more than I imagined.

Thanks to the side tassels, the moment when Rasubi’s eyes are completely hidden is really emotional.

Please implement the song quickly…

15: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx6

In this era of fierce competition among warlords, it’s amazing how ChrisS managed to expand their lineage alone.

16: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

When I first heard them say “The Silent Clan,” I thought it was a joke, but they’re talking about bloodlines! It’s a declaration, after all.

22: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>16

I had no knowledge at all, so I suddenly realized halfway through, “Oh, this is about bloodlines?” and hurriedly looked it up.

17: Japan Otaku Reviews

Aren’t there a lot of noisy ones in the quiet clan?

18: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx6

What is Neo UNI?

Is it a mysterious device that continues to measure the deviations from the official history?

36: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

>>18

That was probably because my brother was in the new horse race.

19: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

It is written in this ancient document!!!

20: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

The sister in the Doterra tank top who is sometimes part of the wild horse chase executive committee is great, isn’t she?

21: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

It’s nice, the only offspring of Still In Love.

28: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

>>21

When I actually participated in the wild horse chase, I didn’t like wearing the sarashi, so I stood up and kicked my legs wildly, which was quite a scene!

23: Japan Otaku Reviews

I will do my best!

24: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

The drop in atmosphere from the three seniors in their early years, which was fluffy and nice, is amazing.

I kind of understood it, but…

25: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

Considering the difference in strength, it doesn’t even seem like it’s turned into a battle.

26: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx9

The dissolution of the “I Want to Do My Best Club” is painful.

27: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx7

Nya-ha-ha-ha! It’s nice to hear a silly laugh like that, it has a bit of a dry touch… Or maybe not…

31: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

>>27

Victory lines are great, aren’t they… they really feel like they’re being shouted out.

29: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

Tony Bean

41: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx7

>>29

If you do it, you’ll understand, but I’m saying that I’ll fight head-on against the flow of the times as a representative of all the eliminated bloodlines, including offspring of Brian Times, Tony Bin, and directly bred Japanese horses!!!

52: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>41

Right now, even at the top of the sire rankings, domestic stallions are mostly from the Sunday Silence line, Kinshasa no Kiseki line, and Roberto line.

The only one surviving from domestic bloodlines before that era is Bakuchan.

58: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>52

Baku-chan is really amazing…

When he retired, they said something like, “It’s a bloodline worth preserving,” didn’t they?

89: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>58

This year’s Takamatsu Kinen has an incredible speed lineage that still has enough power to allow three direct descendants to participate.

32: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

I thought that bringing up the story of the wild horse chase and leaving something behind is very difficult, and that might be related to the blood of No Reason.

33: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

It was a sad tale of the Bryants Time lineage being pushed to extinction by the quiet clan.

It was a bit disappointing that the Kinkame type showed up at the ending as a final push.

34: Japan Otaku Reviews

Isn’t Haruten Mirako strong…?

35: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx10

There are instances where horses other than those directly descended from SS stand as the strongest of their generation, but the 2002 Classics is the last era where they struggled within the generation.

I think it’s really amazing how they depicted that fact so straightforwardly, accepted it, and still managed to convey that there must be something that remains, without avoiding the summarization at all.

Including the fact that they often let No Reason do that.

42: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>35

It’s something that the early Uma Musume wouldn’t have done.

I thoroughly avoided any associations with death, destruction, or negative images.

53: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

>>42

It refers to descriptions that I was avoiding because they seemed likely to create a negative image.

With Mira-chan by my side, I boldly declared a G1 heist in the Spring Stakes, but it was a bit disappointing that there weren’t any strong opponents around.

37: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

The current Great King is thriving tremendously due to the influence of the Dragon King.

67: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>37

I thought Kinkame would end up as a thinning agent, but the Kanaloa offspring are doing well and the Duramente offspring are also doing well, what’s going on… It’s regrettable that Duramente passed away young.

38: Japan Otaku Reviews

The initial character Unsu is a similar type, but hasn’t appeared much afterwards.

The type that devises strategies to win.

39: Japan Otaku Reviews

It seems that Uni-chan’s related horses are also connected to the Machikane faction’s horses.

40: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

It’s an incredibly heavy story filled with a sense of desolation, but unless you’re as mentally strong and chaotic as No Reason, it was too much to handle.

43: Japan Otaku Reviews

Did Ikuno-san come out?

45: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>43

When Noriyasu broke the window glass during the sword fighting.

44: Japan Otaku Reviews

There were races for new horses that were all SS offspring.

46: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

The North Hills series often has patterns where they dive in quite boldly, and Still seems to be quite intense too.

47: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

Second place in the No Reason new horse race was Neo Unison’s full brother, Agnes Planet.

In the second race, the horse that finished second is Machikane Menimomiyo, a descendant of Brian’s Time.

That’s why Neo-Uni and Fuku appear.

48: Japan Otaku Reviews

Because both TB and BT only went up to Naoko.

57: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>48

As expected, it’s fair to say that Tony Bin’s grandchildren, especially those sired by Jampoke, have performed well, right!?

49: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

It is the final conclusion of the second generation.

Depicting the end of the Brian’s Time lineage (although there will still be Victory, Furioso, and Vodka after this).

Raising the Soma Nomaoi

It was also a precursor to the Still and Kinkame generations that would come after this.

It’s supposed to be absurd, yet it feels profound and sophisticated…

51: Japan Otaku Reviews

How BT systems can survive in the future.

54: Japan Otaku Reviews

The relationship between No Reason and Tanino Gimlet is really great… I love the last reinforcements!

55: Japan Otaku Reviews

Satsuki Sho BT offspring No Reason, Japanese Derby BT offspring Tanino Gimlet, Kikuka Sho Soccer Boy offspring Hishi Miracle.

Indeed, there are no SS.

59: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>55

It’s the last year, isn’t it?

65: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>55

The following year, I’ll use Neo Uni for the Satsuki Derby and That’s the Plenty for the Kikuka. In the filly division, it’s Still and Ad Glore.

And then, a few years later, two ultra stallions named Pui and Kinkame will appear.

70: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

>>55

Sakura Sho, Arrow Carry, Last Tycoon offspring

Oaks Smile Tomorrow Dancing Brave line

Autumn Flower Award Fine Motion Danzig line

Actually, there aren’t any fillies in this year’s lineup.

56: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx8

Letting Narita Brian say that the way we run is not a good thing.

Even so, it was Gimlet who howled that he would run for me.

Even if I can’t run like before anymore, I have to believe there’s something else, and I said that to Mira and Dantz with a face that looks like I’m about to cry.

It’s a story that seriously confronts the negative aspects of blood sports.

I didn’t know it was okay to express the fragility of the progeny of Bryan’s Time like this.

64: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

>>56

Still, I… I really like BT…!

That’s part of what makes BT great…!

60: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

I think it’s also a summary of Uma Musume in a different sense from Neo Uni.

61: Japan Otaku Reviews

If you reset the second generation

His Highness wanted to leave behind memories of his time here.

Dad wanted to leave it to vodka, and Chris wanted to leave a role.

Durandal is consistently wanting to leave behind a tale of heroism.

81: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>61

Um… I wonder what I’m running for…

63: Japan Otaku Reviews

I didn’t expect the story to be so rich in flavor and dry.

66: Japan Otaku Reviews

Even Bakushin O is only remembered as a maternal grandfather.

There are no direct descendants in the strict sense anymore.

83: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx12

>>66

Huh!?

93: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>66

Big Arthur is really doing his best!

69: Japan Otaku Reviews

Mira’s scenario was relatively laid-back…

78: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>69

Because it’s a world where you can fight firmly without injuries occurring in the year after Takarazuka.

71: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

It’s fine whether we win or lose in the Chrysanthemum Prize discussion.

72: Japan Otaku Reviews

In the first year, it felt quite unfortunate with last-minute registrations due to Fuku’s prophecy, carrying the portable shrine, and various arguments.

73: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx8

I thought this in Yosuke’s scenario as well, but I realized again that when the generation of Uma Musume comes together, it allows for a variety of story developments.

It’s no surprise that recent announcements about Uma Musume are grouped together with the same or similar generations.

94: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

>>73

If I were to create something like Gorshi now, a completely different thing would come out.

74: Japan Otaku Reviews

A wave may come to the game after this.

76: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

>>74

If the Great King doesn’t come in this story, it would be a lie.

115: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>76

In the ending, coming forth as a quiet family with extended branches in the image of the Sunday grandchild generation were Kitasan and Orfe.

It feels like there might be something about ending without touching on the significantly increased number of deep-type characters at all.

136: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>115

When talking about paternal lines that leave successors in the modern day… the representative of the Deep line, Dia-chan, is still…

163: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>136

Ironically, Kizuna, who is in North Hills, the same school as No Reason, has become the top successor of the quiet clan representative stallion Pui.

75: Japan Otaku Reviews

If it’s not in the direct line, Tony Bin has sons from Durou, Hearts, and Tawake…

It’s also included in the tree.

82: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>75

In that sense, even in the story of Pokke, it has a hopeful ending, so I didn’t expect it to evaluate BT properly.

77: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

Honestly, I’m personally happy that Mira, who was depicted so vaguely as just winning the GI and then disappearing, was portrayed fighting with great struggle.

Well, it’s a tough story, but…

79: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx7

I love that whenever there’s a hint of the rare name horse Machikane, it always has Fukumitaru call its name.

80: Japan Otaku Reviews

Following Uni, this is a scenario that all players should pull for.

84: Japan Otaku Reviews

Cygames, don’t discriminate against Tony Bin’s offspring!

85: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

Could it be that you weren’t the kind of character to play around with things like pre-celebration?

90: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

>>85

So when the day of implementation came, I couldn’t celebrate in advance.

91: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>85

I will at least go on a trip with my master Naribu to celebrate before the Satsuki Sho.

92: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

>>85

This is already a problem on the storytelling side…

120: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>85

I think it turned out well because playing a fool with sharp wit (having a careless attribute) has become a uniqueness that simply cannot be overlooked.

86: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

I honestly thought I would become the unbeatable and incredibly charming lord.

It’s the kind of thing that makes you want to bloom one last time… even in your dreams…

87: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

Tony Bin is amazing for having been incorporated into the Empress’s bloodline.

Even though it’s a mare

88: Japan Otaku Reviews

There’s someone from the world line where Big Arthur was erased.

95: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>88

Not only the front wall, but the back must have been pressed by walls too.

96: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx10

>>95

I can’t forgive you, Yuichi!!!!

97: Japan Otaku Reviews

Come to Dubai and Hong Kong too!

98: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

(The Glass Wonder clan, which somehow survives even though they are not at the center of the generation)

102: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>98

This guy.

Oh no!

110: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>98

The hero of the silver screen was truly a hero, so we connected.

99: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

At the same time, it seems like the story of Dants is going to get intense, and I’m looking forward to it!

106: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>99

On the contrary, since it’s the person’s own story, it could shine, but it requires determination.

119: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

>>99

Since Uma Musume Dantsu has a personality that cannot refuse when asked, considering various things in her later years, well…

100: Japan Otaku Reviews

I’ve never seen someone get fired for being too dry after the training started and have an argument about it.

122: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>100

Personally, it felt like they were completely focused on winning and were quite strict.

142: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>122

You need to have this level of determination until the end to make it happen.

101: Japan Otaku Reviews

Isn’t there a BT in the female lineage?

114: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>101

In horse racing, the term “direct line” for a mare is only used when the mare continues to win.

At a level where only a few bloodlines actually exist.

103: Japan Otaku Reviews

It’s amazing that the descendants of Tama, from the era when domestic horses were treated poorly, are winning G1 races.

104: Japan Otaku Reviews

The Roberto group is thriving by taking advantage of the gaps in the SS forces, but in the end, they are just in the palm of the Buddha, or rather, the Lord of Trees.

105: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

I love the event where I play the strategist and jester to become a common enemy of the two noisy Uma Musume who fight in the same room every night and receive rewards.

You can instantly understand the appeal of Zunko.

107: Japan Otaku Reviews

Swallowed by the peaceful era of Edo, like a feudal lord from the Warring States period…

108: Japan Otaku Reviews

I also wanted to see a death in the direction of “dohi.”

I have it, but this is what it is…

109: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx10

Looking at this based on that Zunko, even the old man who finds unparalleled brilliance in Vodka…

Chris S, who is determined to bring a revolution to Japanese racing,

I hope that Mira can become a symbol of small hope, and everyone is precious.

123: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

>>109

I mean, class 02 suddenly feels like a desperate squad instead of the comedic group everyone expected, and it’s really confusing.

129: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

>>123

The previous generation is determined to fight to the death, yet they are truly a radiant generation because everyone is leaving various things for the next generation…

137: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>129

I felt that what we are sowing here is paired with what can be inherited.

132: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

>>123

I’ve always said that we can take it relatively seriously, but the No Reason scenario connects everything well, it’s really nice.

134: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>132

It’s funny that the horse with the most ridiculous appearance tightens up.

140: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>134

Norizen itself is a dimwit with no reason…

111: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

I think it’s a character where there is a huge gap in understanding between those who have it and those who don’t.

118: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>111

That is not a story limited to No Reason.

113: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

Umamusume portrays hope and aspirations, but it often presents the harsh realities as they are.

121: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>113

In some cases, I might blow it away with an IF, but I also take the time to draw it properly.

116: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

If we’re going to talk about blood, we should also talk about the Glass family somewhere… The Screen Hero, Maurice, and Pixie Knight can all go too.

124: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

>>116

Could it be that Umamusume is still enjoyable?

126: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

>>124

Actually, the original work is still being serialized, so this content never runs out.

139: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

>>124

The original work keeps getting updated, you know…

141: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>124

If it continues for a long time, the topic of Kitasan will definitely come up, and that’s the strength of content whose original work continues on.

117: Japan Otaku Reviews

Mirako has only one offspring that has entered breeding, which is Primachuchu, and none of the Nolreason have entered breeding.

125: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

Umamusume has the most intense character development in its training, so there’s a significant gap between those who have it and those who don’t, making the latter feel like they’re just pretending.

127: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

Lord Kanaloa has disappeared, and I thought he would be the leading sire! But then Duramente appeared and quickly left like a storm, and just when I thought it was over, Kizuna suddenly shot up and has been stuck in second place the whole time, which is frustrating.

133: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

>>127

Somehow or other, I ended up settling on short distance use…

146: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

>>127

It was somewhat unfortunate that our main horse, Panthalassa, had high overseas suitability.

Well, I don’t know if I could have won if I had been running domestically.

130: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

The horse racing industry itself has been on the verge of death, has made mistakes, and has repeatedly revived, so there’s never a shortage of drama.

131: Japan Otaku Reviews

It’s more like the Grass Wonder type, or rather the Screen Hero type.

135: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

Mira from the Chrysanthemum Prize is really great.

138: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

Come to think of it, the rise and fall of fortune and the impermanence of all things have been quite well depicted since back in the days of Sei-chan and Chiyo-chan…

143: Japan Otaku Reviews

Kanaloa might have taken the leading title if his offspring could handle 2000 meters.

It’s tough that I can’t go beyond a certain distance in Japan no matter what.

144: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

Even though I lost all my assets due to the magic, I’m starting to want to pull again, so stop with the excessive spending!

145: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

Before Uma Musume, there was really only talk about Miracle Uncle, but now Hishi Miracle shines in the present…

159: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

>>145

Until then, there were many stories about the uncle, but it feels like there wasn’t much discussion about Hishi Miracle itself.

164: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>159

Aside from the fact that it’s a progeny of Soccer Boy, it was a strange horse that has always been treated as plain for some reason.

147: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

Ah, so it’s in stark contrast to the octopus café that appeared in the prologue…

Those guys are leaving a lot and being super popular…

148: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

You can kind of feel the theme differences depending on the generation, right?

149: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

It’s bad that there is no 1800G1.

186: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>149

Come to the Champions Cup.

150: Japan Otaku Reviews

In fact, the number of famous horses can increase by up to 24 each year…

151: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx11

To create a story that utilizes historical facts, it seems that there needs to be a sufficient number of characters that can be supported to some extent.

Thinking back, I realize that Kitachan probably wanted to experience something like this, and it makes me feel a bit wistful.

It’s reckless to train Kita-chan when not even Duramente is around, let alone Suvahl.

167: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>151

The substitute mob really is a desperate measure.

152: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

I wonder if they’ll do a slightly older era soon.

158: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>152

There is one more generation that is richer.

I am a 97 generation.

181: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>158

Stego is mentioned first, but there are also Sanibu, Silk Justice, and Erimo Dandy.

There is also a horse named Daitaku Yamato, which was the least popular Helios offspring and managed to escape to victory.

160: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

>>152

I really want to go to France with Sue.

162: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

>>152

I think I will slowly start to bury the previous generation since we got a bit too close.

165: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>162

But you can’t raise (it), right?

153: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

Since I’m currently working on the inheritance scenario, it’s making it even tougher and more difficult…

168: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>153

It’s deliberate to bring up the inheritance discussion right before hitting me with no reason! In many ways, this timing is appropriate for both of us.

154: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

Octopus café!?

155: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

Indeed, it has lost its paternal lineage, but the presence of the mother’s father is still evident, and Spera is doing their best, which can still lead to more discussions.

Blood sports are really interesting, huh?

156: Japan Otaku Reviews

I thought it was Sengoku Basara, but it ended with about the same vibe as Hana no Keiji.

157: Japan Otaku Reviews

I never thought they would release a scenario that competes for the top spot in Uma Musume… Actually, it’s been nothing but big hits since the beginning of this year.

161: Japan Otaku Reviews

If Sanibu comes, the 97 generation will probably do it.

166: Japan Otaku Reviews

There are too few in the ’97 generation who were able to run properly, and it’s tough…

169: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx11

Right after writing about the things connected by “Oha-Mile.”

A surprise attack style that stabs from behind.

170: Japan Otaku Reviews

Since around last year, it’s mainly focused on the latest trends from the 2000s onward.

I’m adding more characters from the bubble era and older times in between.

171: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

If Anhego comes, it seems like it could turn into a historical scenario.

174: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>171

That guy’s movement is completely like Neo Uniside…

176: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

>>171

The story of the quiet clan seems to be delved into deeply.

191: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>171

They say they’ve run a long way and have contacted their children and father, but they haven’t made any contact with their peers, so it seems like they will focus on the overall history of horse racing rather than the bonds and connections with their peers.

172: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

I thought that 97 and 02 would have a good time if they gathered since they are intense.

I didn’t expect it to be portrayed so sincerely.

178: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>172

Uma Musume is too serious in every story.

173: Japan Otaku Reviews

However… at this point, I still want Deep Impact.

183: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>173

If you’re going this far, I’d like to see how it’s portrayed in Uma Musume.

189: Japan Otaku Reviews

>>173

Well, they’ll probably do it on some anniversary in a big way…

175: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

Even though Mira has gone through her own growth scenario, she was still treated as a gag character all along.

It was too sad to see him leave with a tragic face saying that he couldn’t endure it anymore because his foot hurt due to ligamentitis.

177: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

There are still generations that are all about laying the groundwork, thinking, “If this gets implemented, they will definitely want to talk about it,” right?

179: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

It’s a hopeful observation, but… it really feels like KinKame is going to make an appearance…

180: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

I was laughing out loud at “The Quiet Clan” and ancient documents, but in the end, I was cut down completely… yet strangely, the aftertaste was refreshing.

You’re truly a strategist, aren’t you?

184: Japan Otaku Reviews

I really want to see a scenario that starts with Sanibu and ends with Stego in ’97.

185: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx6

If we remake characters like Kita-chan or Golshi, they could turn out to be very substantial.

187: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

It’s not just about lineage, but personally, I also like that I’m not running away from the disaster.

188: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

I hope Cygames will eventually take on 89 as well.

Sit down, ghost.

  • Related Posts

    [Uma Musume: Pretty Derby] For some reason, the stones that disappeared during the anniversary have recovered to 10,000.

    Japan Otaku discusses card recovery strategies, event predictions, and the challenges of collecting resources in gaming.

    Read more

    [Street Fighter] Nakahira Masahiko’s Street Zero ~ RYU FINAL is great, right?

    Fans discuss characters and storylines from Street Fighter, highlighting nostalgia and requests for adaptations.

    Read more

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    [BanG Dream!] Every time I watch Episode 12 again, I feel sad when Hatsune makes a sad face or a troubled expression.

    • March 23, 2025
    [BanG Dream!] Every time I watch Episode 12 again, I feel sad when Hatsune makes a sad face or a troubled expression.

    [Snack Basue] I feel like something like that happened too, but…

    • March 23, 2025
    [Snack Basue] I feel like something like that happened too, but…

    [Uma Musume: Pretty Derby] For some reason, the stones that disappeared during the anniversary have recovered to 10,000.

    • March 23, 2025
    [Uma Musume: Pretty Derby] For some reason, the stones that disappeared during the anniversary have recovered to 10,000.

    [Shōjo manga] I haven’t read much shoujo manga, so I’m thinking of trying it out. If you have any recommendations, please let me know.

    • March 23, 2025
    [Shōjo manga] I haven’t read much shoujo manga, so I’m thinking of trying it out. If you have any recommendations, please let me know.

    [Hyakkano] I’m posting a subtly liked exchange.

    • March 23, 2025
    [Hyakkano] I’m posting a subtly liked exchange.

    [BanG Dream!] Is it cheating…?!?!!

    • March 23, 2025
    [BanG Dream!] Is it cheating…?!?!!