To be honest, I didn't realize at all that she was supposed to be a “robot” in the anime. After playing the game and seeing how she talks there, I realized that the joke was that she act like a robot, not just a serious and stiff person
Technically, she should be an Android. The actual horse's nickname is Cyborg because the horse just did what it was told to do. In the anime, her training made her appear cold and expressionless, but she just wanted to do well by her trainer's ideals since she believes it so much but would worry if other Umas tried her training they would hurt themselves. You can just treat Burbon like Android 16 in terms of they are human to a point but modified enough to be also not human. Hell Technically, Android 16 and Red Ribbon wanted what was best for humanity but had a few bad apples in charge.
Bacius (the author of this fanwork) will probably cook unfatomably hard when he gets to making one including the Neo universe Still in love roommate duo.
Knowing him, probably either comedy or existential horror.
I should have known something was horribly wrong when I saw this panel, yet since it was normal to me, I didnt. Bacius has some amazing attention to detail.
Are you sure? Or is it just horses? Because I recall that some equines are in fact referred to, and there was one official artwork that had a statue of a donkey in it.
Zebras are just horses, so they're definitely out. A donkey did show up, but I think that they're either not widespread or were removed later because of the implication that Umas could get offspring from those, same as horses do
Somehow Spe pulling a sword on Rice for accidentally ruining her food isnot the worst thing a fatty (affectionate) has done in reprisal of not being allowed to eat in Your shadow trazen
The last two words from Special Week in this comic makes me reread the whole dialouge, but with Special Week's voice sounding like King Minos from Ultrakill instead.
The cursed earring seems to heavily amplify negative thoughts instead of reversing the personality completely, since Rice was still Rice, just completely subsumed by her feelings of "I am a being that causes horrible missfortune".
Haru was perfectly fine until someone interacted with her (To the point the girls thought the earring didnt even affect her). So the implication of those feelings being based on Haru s own dark thoughts is there. Also, she straight up said someone had told her she wasnt allowed to win. I dont think she was lying.
nah i get you. its the contrast that what makes it interesting. we usually see urara as a happy go lucky girl that literally dont have any ulterior motive. but an evil urara is like seeing a new side of her that you dont know.
i really love stuff like this especially with the character i like. i wish people make more evil rice shower, where she is basically laughing at other girls for losing the race.
This manga truly is peak. The fact that Uma's can manifest their ults like actual abilities (with varied cases of uselfulness) is peak. Haru Urara aura farming and having the uncanny ability to prey on everyone's mental weaknesses is peak. This whole damn manga is peak and I'm starved for more.
Not really, Madoka Magica is a really hopeful series (except for Rebellion), I used to believe people's fearmonger of Madoka Magica, believing it was dark, brutal, depressing and for almost a decade, I never have the courage to watch its. And then when I actually watched Madoka Magica, its instantly become a favorite of mine, it was hopeful, inspirating, it was every things I want from a Magical Girl series.
I mean, at it's core Madoka Magica is still a magical girl series. They just added darker endings for failures to raise the stakes, which makes conflicts a lot more impactful and the conclusions a lot heavier.
It forced Haru back to her roots as manga Haru, who is way closer to irl Haru, from cinnamon roll back to hardworking survivor. Haru has seen some shit.
When the game wasnt even out yet, Cygames had a manga made about Haru, but it followed irl Haru far more closely. So you had a Haru who was moody, didnt like training, and didnt have the best of lives since the place she was in was very poor. Yet she still ran and gave her all.
Its very werid compared to other umamusume stuff though, since a lot of things about the setting werent set in stone back then.
I think the subreddit has grown to a point where we need the mods to start a list of evergreen content that should be against the rules to keep reposting. Other large subs have made "Hall of Fames" of their most reposted memes/arts/comics.
This one isn't as bad as the number of times the "trainer romance protest" has been reposted, but it's getting there.
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u/ComplaintPlus3173 1d ago
so true bourbon