UMamusume: Cinderella Gray – Episode 1

What is it about? Umamusume are riders who inherit morale and names of legendary racing horses from the world where horses are not girls – at least not human. Among these legendary riders are Oguri Cap, a village girl with ambitions in the eyes and appetite for victory! Follow her when she moves from rural rags to racing riches in this hot, legend of a horse!

I’m not new Praise As a deductible, though I fully admit that I didn’t do it for a while. And all, when I go to this premiere, I know what is lying down. But what I am most interested in is the testing of this in terms of someone who does not have a new franchise that does not have significant information except “horse – anime -girl” and knows that this is quite a big deal.

Now, as a inhabitant of the horse Anifema, it was a slightly difficult task. Would these anime horses overcome? Is there a trick in the sleeves – battles, their socks – can it make me afraid of the concept of a horse at least as a percentage less? You already know what to continue to read to find out. So the gallop is in the past image and get into the heart of the horse of my review!

Episode 1, “Finally, Star” begins with a little world construction before missing forward to the modern day. You see, Umamumum existed from Ancient Egypt, depicted in hieroglyphics for their glory. Now, on the present day, these young girls have got into green and racing schemes aimed at feeding glory. We see it in a very octane race, watching the Japanese derby. Several girlish races, bodies lean forward when they pump their hands and push themselves to take on leadership and final glory. It really feels fascinating, even if you are not a fan of horses.

We are halopes to the deep rural area of ​​Japan at the Academy of Kasamatsu Tracena, a school in the prefecture of Gifu and a herd of new riders who seek to make their mark in the race world. And all, it seems that no stars were born. That is, until Miss Cinderella Gray itself does not run, a silver ponytail that claps in the wind, when it burns past two coaches who see sudden potential.

Damn, I like horses girls. I really, very much, love horse girls, and I love a girl so much. But I am going to cut myself before starting too gabota about my return to this franchise, because I would like to study it in terms of viewers: that is, if you can watch it as a separate entry or need context.

Personally, it was very possible for me to communicate with this as a separate entrance automatically. You get enough context to know what makes the world with your concept, but also enough interest in it as your own thing in the deductible to stay interested. It feels enough on my own that I never felt that I needed one of several characters to look at me directly and take a minute to explain things. This premiere is enough that you can logically extrapolate what you need by watching Ohuri interacts with your gonus colleagues, especially since it somehow does not forget, despite its rigid appearance.

This means that I think it will glue many viewers who consider this spin-off, interesting in the main series for more media outlets that you can communicate with. I know that definitely I’m going to return to PraiseRoots to get more anime horse. In fact, I seem to wander to see where it started!

So much joy of this premiere had a relatively sound story with this very playful conceptual spin. It reminded me of how Keijo !!!!!!!!! It is stated in its prerequisite, perceiving the concept of combat cigarettes seriously, as in the Mangi Shunen, where everyone is screaming that they scream their attack. Here, the concept of human girls and, in the end, women who have horse ears, manes, tails and races, just like a Derby Horse, are taken seriously as a sport that has its own academies and educational institutions around the world.

I like this seriousness because it does Umamusume: Cinderella is gray feels more reasonable as a history of rags to wealth. Of course, the concept is unreasonable, but if the story respects it, as well as the viewer, and, to be honest, I was very respectful and enjoyed communicating with this premiere. It left me smiled until the end and ready for next week, when I can sit down and review the next episode.

If this is not clear I really liked Umamusume: Cinderella is gray. I feel that it is a wonderful premiere that creates a rise in glory for the cucumber, and also demonstrates the interaction between its colleagues, who seek the same goal. It will certainly be interesting to see how this story is played during this season. I am very encouraging people who have always thought of this series to get into it: unfortunately, on Amazon Prime, but do not let it be too big a deterrent to one of Seinen’s best series this season.