List of Umamusume: Pretty Derby characters
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The Japanese multimedia franchise Umamusume: Pretty Derby, created by Cygames, centers around the titular Umamusume (ウマ娘; horse girls), kemonomimi who replace horses in the series' fictional universe and compete in organized races as both racers and idols. The vast majority of Umamusume featured in the franchise are named after Japanese racehorses, with their names, designs, and characterization inspired by their real-life equivalents' careers and personalities. As of September 2026, there are 135 playable Umamusume in the Umamusume Pretty Derby mobile game, many of whom also appear in the anime and manga series, alongside numerous additional Umamusume and human characters who appear throughout the franchise.
The franchise depicts Umamusume as all-female cursorial humans with the physical traits and characteristics of horses, including horse tails, horse ears, increased strength, high metabolisms, and the ability to run as fast as 70 km/h (43 mph). Each Umamusume wears a ribbon or other accessory on one ear (or wears a hat that tilts toward one ear) that indicates their real-life namesake's gender; to the viewer's right (proper left ear) indicates it was a mare, while to the viewer's left (proper right ear) indicates it was a stallion.
Anime characters
Umamusume: Pretty Derby
The following are main characters primarily from all three seasons of the Umamusume: Pretty Derby anime.
Road to the Top
The following are main characters primarily from the original net animation (ONA) Road to the Top. They also appear as secondary characters in Beginning of a New Era.
Beginning of a New Era
The following are main characters primarily from the animated film Beginning of a New Era.
Manga characters
Cinderella Gray
The following are main characters primarily from the manga Cinderella Gray and its anime adaptation.
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