Arisunime — The following is the synopsis of the anime Uma Musume:
Also produced by Cygames Pictures and first aired on April 6, 2025 to June 29, 2025 with a total of 13 episodes, with each episode lasting 23 minutes.
This anime has a drama and sports genre, and has anthropomorphic and racing themes.
It has a Seinen demographic, as well as a PG-13 rating, which means it is intended for audiences aged 13 and over.
The cast of the anime Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray includes Mariya Ise as Fujimasa March, Tomoyo Takayanagi as Oguri Cap, Satomi Akesaka as Misato Akasaka, Nagisa Kujime as Teio Akitsu.
Momoko Seto as Belno Light, Nanako Mori as Blacky Ale, Yumiri Hanamori as Dicta Striker, Rumi Ookubo as Dynam Heroine, Daisuke Takahashi as Sensuke Fujii.
Michiko Kaide as God Hannibal, Saki Kousaka as Gold City, Yukiyo Fujii as tazuna Hayakawa, Ryouta Takeuchi as Yuuichi Iwao, Hitomi Nabatane as Hiyori Kawamura, Katsuyuki Konishi as Jou Kitahara.
Lynn as Maruzensky, Houuchuu Ootsutka as Ginjirou Musaka, Yuko Minaguchi as Norn Ace, Yuko Minaguchi as Mrs. Oguri, Azusa Tadokor as Symboly Rudolf, Aya Endou as Mrs. Tamamo Cross, Keina Yamada as Walk Dancer, Aymi Hinohara as Muteki Yaeno, Daisuke Namikawa as Kouchi Shibasaki, and You Taichi as Rudy Lemono, Naomi Oozora as Tamamo Cross.
Anime Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray can be watched through Netflix.
Synopsis of Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray
Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray tells the story of Tokyo’s national-level riding girls (Uma musume) and the next generation of magical runners.
Jou Kitahara, a rookie trainer with big dreams and modest expectations, didn’t expect to find talent in the quiet little town of Kasamatsu until he met a ponygirl with gray hair and a wild, unconventional stride.
As a child with such bad knees, Oguri Cap spent much of her childhood in pain, struggling to stand. However, with her tireless persistence, she overcame her limitations and found freedom in what was once thought impossible: running.
While the other horse girls in Kasamatsu chase victory and fame, Oguri continues to run without ambition and is driven only by her joy to move.
And then there’s Fujimasa March, a rising regional star. As a child with such bad knees, Oguri Cap spent much of his childhood in pain, struggling to stand. ho attracts attention with her discipline, talent, and persistence.
For her, running is not just a matter of pride. But when a school-organized race pits him against Oguri’s rough and unpolished stride, March’s confidence begins to waver.
In the end, something in Oguri changed after following March. For the first time, a glimmer of ambition ignites in him, a desire to win that will take him beyond the confines of his hometown to the world stage.***