After entering the center, it’s five consecutive graded race victories.

That’s why the second half…

I’ll do my best to watch until the showdown with Tama…

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Now the magic of Cinderella is broken, and she is facing a disastrous defeat.

What is to be considered the original work?

It’s true to the original work…

The topic of Uma Musume, whether it’s based on the original work, a manga, or a game, is quite complicated.

I don’t want to see you lose anymore, so please retire quickly.

There is no weird meaning to the original anime.

The parts that were different from the original story or racing life were pitch black.
Well, it’s human ego, so to speak.

The shitty fans, the shitty media, and the shitty rotation are to blame.

It’s okay that it’s past 12 o’clock…

Since the contract for the owner in the center was only for race prize money, it was necessary to earn solely through racing.

I think they are doing it quite carefully, so I wonder if a second season is anticipated.

Making a huge profit from owner goods → Arrested for tax evasion → Change of horse owner, which is a form of name lending.

It was quite a remarkable rise, so it shone even back then.

Didn’t you say it was a split 2-cour?

From the second cour, I’m going to hit a wall.
This wall seems really strong.

I wonder if they’ll continue until the last run—won’t they surpass the manga?

“Did you really scout me by saying ‘Please come to the center!’ just to want to participate in the classics? Isn’t that rude?”

Even if we continue until the end, it would be several years later in the second season.

Well then, until the 88th Arima.

Anime takes about a year and a half for one season.

Even now, Oguri’s performance is truly incredible.
They say that a Oguri Boom won’t happen in modern times.
I think there will be a certain trend driven by the desire for pleasure, to the extent that “elites are dragged down by weeds.”

The Demon Slayer boom, which was close in scale to the Oguri boom, occurred, and there is a possibility that a third horse racing boom could happen.

Even today, if there were a gray horse with a similar background, I think it would be called the reincarnation of Oguri.

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No matter how many times I see it, it’s crazy…

If things go smoothly, I think the manga will reach its conclusion by the end of the year.

Well, in reality, Oguri Cap’s race results show that he finished outside the top five only twice and came in fifth once, with several third-place finishes and the rest being in the top two.

I wonder if Nasu-san will be deeply involved before the last Arima.

Oguri alone is unusual, but the fact that Take came out in the same era and ultimately performed a fusion with a demon is also significant.
I think that’s the level of a social phenomenon.

It seems like they said that the anti-fans clearly disappeared after the Oguri Arima.

A destined rival teaming up in the final battle is pure shonen manga.

First of all, it’s unusual that the jockey and the racehorse are rivals, and it’s really strange that even Yutaka Take had that perception.

Because they aired such a large amount of Ouguri’s retirement race on television, it has left the impression in the general public that they were a long-time duo.

Even though they say the “three strong from the Heisei era,” in reality it was Oguri Cap versus Yuichi Takahashi…

I watched the latest episode of the anime, but the Satsuki Sho was held at Fuchu, huh?

Rather, it tends to lose surprisingly well.

The newspaper headline says “Ouguri took down the ‘monster’ sign” instead of “Yaeno defeats the monster,” and “the ‘unyielding fighting spirit’ had burned out,” which is nice, isn’t it?

Junichiro Oka was also on board, you know.

I really hated how there were so many trainer talks after going to the central area.
I feel like I was doing the old man’s conflict for four weeks in a row.

Has Nase-chan come out yet?

However, I had to provide a certain level of justification for running in both the Mile Championship and the Japan Cup consecutively…

There might have been holders of stuffed animals who didn’t know that Ogri was a filthy gray.
What I had was a chestnut-colored stuffed animal of Oguri.

Rising up from a shabby countryside, but at some point, the magic suddenly breaks—it’s truly like Cinderella.

Just not in first place, but they’re fighting extremely well…

Two years of lasting magic should be enough…

As a result of the simultaneous emergence of the young jockey boom, female fans at the racetrack have increased dramatically.

When you write “Oguri Cap” on a stuffed horse, it tends to sell quite well…!