History Characters / UmaMusumeOtherAnimeCharacters

->'''Voiced by''': Makoto Furukawa

->'''Voiced by''': Yuka Saitou

->'''Voiced by''': Akesaka Satomi, Take Yutaka and Hosoe Junko

* EEqualsMCHammer: In the game, her 3+-star playable-character version has the unique skill [[JustForPun U=ma]][[superscript:2]].

[[folder: Kitasan Black]]
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[[caption-width-right:250:''Just do it! If you don't start anything, nothing happens!'']]
-> '''Birthday:''' March 10th.
-> '''Height:''' 162cm (5' 3")
-> '''Voiced by''': Creator/HinakiYano

* AllLovingHero: She loves helping others indeed.
* AscendedExtra: Originally just a support character in Season 2, she and Satono Diamond became the main protagonists of their in-game collaboration event 'Brand New Friend' and were featured as SSR support cards.
* PlotRelevantAgeUp: Grew older and bigger upon entering Tracen Academy alongside Satono.
* PrecisionFStrike: In her in-game personal story, Kitasan challenges Tokai Teio, whom she admires, after help from her future trainer. [[TrainingFromHell She trains herself to an extreme]] to return the favor to the trainer but is narrowly defeated. Just after the race, she shouts swearing in tears.
-->'''Kitasan Black:''' KUUUSOOOOOOO! UAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
* VitriolicBestBuds: With Satono Diamond, always arguing with her over their admiration for either Tokai or [=McQueen=], respectively.
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[[folder: Matikanefukukitaru]]
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-> '''Birthday:''' May 22th.
-> '''Height:''' 158cm (5' 2")
-> '''Voiced by''': Creator/HiyoriNitta
A lively horse girl who loves fortune-telling and mystic stuff. She worships a god named Shiraoki-sama appearing in her dream. Her family runs a Shinto shrine, but it has nothing to do with her obsession with mystic things. She shares a room with Matikane Tannhauser.
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-> '''Voiced by''': Hinaki Yano

-> '''Voiced by''': Hiyori Nitta

-> A genius who wants to see the limits and beyond of the horse girls. She is called "the best masterpiece" of a prominent horse girl family and fascinated many trainers with her sheer talent. However, because of her attitude of prioritizing her own research, she became a troublemaker in the academy. She shares a room with Agnes Digital and is usually seen together Manhattan Cafe.

-> A genius who wants to see the limits and beyond of the horse girls. She is called "the best masterpiece" of a prominent horse girl family and fascinated many trainers with her sheer talent. However, because of her attitude of prioritizing her own research, she became a troublemaker in the academy. She shares a room with Agnes Digital and usually gets along with Manhattan Cafe.

* GeniusSweetTooth: In-game her SR power card portrays she putting dozens of sugar cubes in her tea.

A lively horsegirl who loves fortune-telling and mystic stuff. She worships a god named Shiraoki-sama appearing in her dream. Her family runs a Shinto shrine, but it has nothing to do with her obsession with mystic things. She shares a room with Matikane Tannhauser.

* OverlyLongName: Despite only being one word.[[note]]Under standard romanization rules, it'd be three words: "Matikane Fuku Kitaru". The reason it isn't so is because of the usual 18-character limit for romanized names of real-life racing horses.[[/note]]

* BlackSheep: Of the Mejiro family. She doesn't get any attention nor is she in scenes with the other Mejiros. This is actually based on real life in which the Mejiro Group didn't have high hopes for Palmer.

[[caption-width-right:220:''Everything is experimental material, Mr. Guinea Pig. Including you, horesgirls, and me!'']]

-> The real Agnes Tachyon was a racehorse who raced from 2000 to 2001. He ran only four races, but those were enough to make him a legend. Despite his late debut, he overwhelmingly won his first race, then set records in the 2000 Radio Tampa Hai Sansai Hinba Stakes (Hopeful Stakes of today). In 2001, he won the Yayoi Sho and the Satsuki Sho, grabbing the first of the Triple Crown. When he won Satsuki Sho, announcer Tsuneo Shiobara said, "Agnes Tachyon obtained HIS first crown," but his second never came. His team discovered his bowed tendon. While former rivals Jungle Pocket, Kurofune, Manhattan Cafe, and Dantsu Flame took an active part on the turf, he started his career as a studhorse. Agnes Tachyon sired many notable racehorses, including Daiwa Scarlet, Deep Sky, and Captain Thule, and became the leading sire of 2008. He died from heart failure the following year.

-> A genius who wants to see the limits and beyond of the horse girls. She is called "the best masterpiece" of a prominent horse girl family and fascinated many trainers with her sheer talent. However, because of her attitude of prioritizing her own research, she became a troublemaker in the academy.

A genius who wants to see limits and beyond of the horse girls. She is called "the best masterpiece" of a prominent horse girl family and fascinated many trainers with her sheer talent. However, because of her attitude of prioritizing her own research, she became a troublemaker in the academy.

-> The real King Halo was a racehorse who raced from 1997 to 2000. His brilliant pedigree made many expect of him much, and he didn't let them down until 1998. In the 1998 Classics, they called King Halo "The Big Three" with Special Week and Seiun Sky. However, while Seiun Sky won the Satsuki Sho and Kikka Sho, and Special Week won the Japanese Derby, he won none of the Classics. When he won the Tokyo Shimbun Hai and the Nakayama Kinen, his team considered mile-distance races were for him, but then suffered a crushing defeat in the Yasuda Kinen. Next year, they tried him in the February Stakes and the Takamatsunomiya Kinen. They are mile-distance dirt and short-distance turf races, respectively. He bit the dust miserably in the former but "beat all" prominent sprinters in the latter, winning his first and only G1 victory. He retired after the same year's Arima Kinen and started his career as a studhorse, foaling many racehorses, including Kawakami Princess. He died of old age in 2019.

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/SumireUesaka

A horse girl of the prominent Mejiro family. Her tact and informal attitude make her a sociable and friendly girl. However, she has compared herself to other outstanding Mejiro relatives.

* TeamMom: She acts like the mother of Haru Urara.

-> A prideful and stubborn horse girl who has a strong determination to be first-class. Her mother is a first-rate fashion designer and a former racer who has won 11 G1 races.[[note]]The real King Halo's sire was Dancing Brave, the winner of four G1s, including the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, and his dam was Goodbye Halo, who won seven G1s. {{Creator/Cygames}} summed up number of their G1 wins.[[/note]] While she seems spoiled and haughty, she is a caring one. King Halo is a roommate of Haru Urara and one of the Golden Generation.

* {{Fangirl}}: In the game, King has two followers. They fell out with their families so haven't gone home for holidays. Since she cared for them on New Year's Day, they became her fans.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: [[spoiler:If she wins the Japanese Derby in her in-game training story, she unilaterally refuses journalists to take her pictures and walks out. Because she doesn't want crying Special Week is caught on their cameras.]]

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* ThoseTwoGirls: Ever since becoming friends with Helios, they're always together, race together and let the other mark the pace, even if it means losing steam right before the end.

* BlackSheep: Of the Mejiro family. She doesn't get any attention nor is she in scenes with the other Mejiros. This is actually based on real-life in which the Mejiro Group didn't have high hopes for Palmer.

* AFriendInNeed: [[spiler:In Palmer's in-game training story, she participates in the Takarazuka Kinen and the Arima Kinen to cheer Palmer, even though she is a miler.]]

** In her in-game personal story, her (future) trainer notices she tries "running in a model form like a girl of the great family."

* UnaffectedBySpice: The result of her frequent wrong orders in the restaurants.