It’s amazing how it’s not just generations but even young people that it’s driving crazy.

The motion is incredibly cute, isn’t it?

I understand why there are still active fans even now.

>>8

Which one is it precisely?

The Umaidol has just become an ordinary, extreme idol fan.

Huh!? Seiko-chan!?

When you think about it calmly, it’s super trendy, but it looks really fresh after going around once.

>>9

It’s said that trends come back around.

With this person and Saint Light being too strong, Sue-san’s cuteness is increasing.

The persuasive power of the theory that Falco is admirable in various ways is amazing.

The CV never disappoints; it’s too reliable in casting.

Tange was unexpectedly exquisite… I want to see him in his prime during the Maschare.

I was expecting Hidaka-san, but I was surprised it was Tange-san. I want to hear that song.

There are theories suggesting that Uma Musume do not age no matter how old they become.

>>18

No matter how low Sentai estimates it, I’m in my late forties…

The first generation is in their 50s, right…?

I wonder what happened to Mei-chan and her appearance.

It’s not that they don’t age, but because using a 3D model makes it difficult to use an older base, everyone ends up looking young.

I don’t know anything about the original Seiko-chan at all.

I’ll get excited normally.

The cutest among the three legends.

I want a song, you know?

Since it’s Haiseiko, I thought naming her Seiko-chan was too straightforward! But it turned out to be a simply nice design.

I can’t go against this kid.

The key to training is in your hands.

>>32

You’re a pro…

>>32

There was such a specification…

>>59

I think Urara-chan and Falco were the same way.

>>67

Helios too.

Because of that, there are times when I have trouble figuring out which one won when it’s a nose difference in races like the Chanmi.

No matter how old they get, their character design as someone cute is remarkable.

Soo is probably around her 40s when she thinks about Kaicho and Sirius?

It took a long time to clean up the image of horse racing from High Seco to Oguri.

When I think of the original High Seiko, I remember the episode where the person was so addicted to masturbating that they were put in a chastity device.

If they were alive, someone else would have voiced it.

I mean, it’s simply cute, isn’t it?

I thought the idol popularity would be ahead of Oguri, but looking at the original results, it actually seems to be stronger than I expected?

>>40

Well, if you’re not strong, you won’t be popular…

I remembered that there was an incredible counterexample that I almost overlooked.

>>43

The popularity of horses that lack such abilities is disappointing and feels orchestrated by someone.

At that time, the ones making a fuss were mostly the old ladies from the countryside who seemed to only watch tabloid shows.

>>53

They say they are the instigator, but they are the type of person who gains nothing even if they instigate…

I love the way this mouth is opening, it’s so cute.

It’s become the 16th favorite.

In the world of Uma Musume races, popularity is determined by performance rather than by horse popularity…

>>1

I’ve been saying it since the Meek days…

I don’t think you should force them to develop.

Let me go to the hot springs.

Unlike the original, it’s running in the classics like Oguri.

I understand that she is the ideal image of Falco.

This person embodies the essence of an idol, different from just acting out of a sense of mission.

I’m careful about my daily condition, and while I have a natural toughness, I truly am just too much of a born idol.

I heard a song by Seiko Matsuda on the radio yesterday, and I was surprised at how low it was compared to what I expected.

>>52

At that time, it’s strange to think that it was high.

Maybe even if I become a trainer, there’s nothing I can teach this person.

The word tough is made for High Seiko.

Wow, this person is really tough…

Since Sue is clearly described as having a small appetite, it makes you chuckle a bit when you see the two legends eating heartily.

>>57

If anything, Saint Light is also said to be overeating…

This pose is cute, the salute-like one is also cute, and the pose with the index finger raised is cute too.

Don’t make me do a gacha even in training.

Saint Light is also fluffy, isn’t it?

Well, just because you’re really strong doesn’t necessarily mean you can become an idol, which is the challenging aspect of the entertainment business.

Hi!

Helios also placed 3rd or higher without regard to rankings, I think.

Every time I read “Farewell High Seiko,” tears well up in my eyes.

Farewell, Ten Point, yet I weep just as much.

I didn’t think I was the type to have tears like a bargain sale…

The motion is super trendy.

Still, it seems that Uma Musume doesn’t age…

>>71

It’s difficult to explain unless you’re in your forties; Mei-chan looks like a young girl.

>>71

Because they are a warrior race, their youth period seems to be long.