Uma Musume Cinderella Gray

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I just started reading Uma musume cinderella gray, and I have to say I'm already addicted to this series. I like how they took away the cuteness from the original uma musume series and made it more serious, but also managed to implement the typical Uma musume humor. I was never into horse racing, but playing the Uma musume game and watching the anime series really got me into it. I personally think the entire Uma musume series is extremely underrated in terms of foreign viewers. Hopefully this contrasting depiction of the Uma musume series is able to expand the viewership around the world.

First of all, watching the original show is unnecessary to read this manga, but watching the show does help to give more context to the worldbuilding of the story.

Cinderella Gray focuses on Oguri Cap, a countryside horse girl who will go on to create a legend among her generation. Set before Pretty Derby, there are new characters that are really charming, along with several well-known recurring characters, such as Symboli Rudolf.

When I was reading this, I wasn't expecting to feel the passion that the characters have during their races. You know when you see someone doing their best on something that they love? That's what ... it felt like when Oguri had her showdown with her rivals. When Tamamo Cross entered the zone for the first time and when Super Creek outplayed everyone. The mentor-student relationship between Joe and Oguri in particular is something that really shows the potential that this series has.

The ups and downs of an athlete, the stakes of high-level competition, and the aspirations of everyone competing with each other are really what differentiate Cinderella Gray from other Uma Musume works.

I may not know how to properly write a review, but one thing I do know is that you should read Uma Musume Cinderella Gray, as it is one of the most fun manga that I've read in a long time.

As an Uma Musume lover and a Camel Racing enjoyer, this manga really hits hard.
The level of relatability is insane, since I personally love running, and camel racing.

Uma Musume Cinderella gray is one of a kind manga, as it isn't like the anime, with its happy-go-lucky vibes and stuff. The manga brings out the rage and fierce emotions of the characters, and shows us how much the characters want to win. Every chapter of this manga was thrilling, and exciting, and I just can't do anything but hope for more chapters, and more content.

And what I like about it is that it doesn't have ... fanservice and ecchi moments like your usual anthromorphic manga. Instead, its writing is based on the history of the characters (as actual horses) and their personalities are also depend on their actual counterparts. There is no such thing as plot armor, or the MC being overpowered as hell. It's all rooted down in the horses history. The races even progress depending on how it did in real life. I do not have anything bad to say about this series, its truly a masterpiece, and I cannot do anything but hope for this manga to get an anime adaptation, and an official english translation.

10/10