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SARGA.CO – After a long wait, Cygames has officially launched the English version of Uma Musume: Pretty Derby globally. Since its release, the horse racing simulation game featuring adorable anime-style characters has captured international gamers’ attention—not just for its gameplay, but for the emotional stories behind its characters.
One character that has deeply touched the hearts of global players is not known for victory, but for an incredibly long streak of defeats: Haru Urara.
Haru Urara is not a purely fictional character. She is the "moefied" version of a real-life Japanese racehorse who made an unusual mark in history—participating in 113 races without a single win. Instead of being forgotten or ridiculed, Haru Urara became a symbol of hope and perseverance, beloved by the Japanese public. That legacy now lives on in her in-game character in Uma Musume.
Haru Urara’s popularity has skyrocketed among global players, especially after they learned her backstory through online communities like Reddit. A user named Altreic posted a summary of Haru Urara’s story and shared how they were moved by the character’s unwavering determination.
“She never won, but she never gave up. That’s incredible,” Altreic wrote—sparking a wave of empathy and support in the comments section from fellow players.
In the game, Haru Urara is portrayed as cheerful, spirited, and endlessly optimistic. Though her base stats are lower compared to other characters, many players feel emotionally compelled to help her win—not for in-game rewards, but out of genuine affection.
This has sparked a new trend: players taking on the personal challenge of guiding Haru Urara to her first victory. It's no easy feat—but that’s the point. The struggle itself is what makes her journey special.
Cheered On by Her Voice Actress
Haru Urara’s surge in global popularity has even caught the attention of Yukina Shutō, her official Japanese voice actress. Through her X (formerly Twitter) account, Yukina shared her heartfelt reaction to seeing so many non-Japanese fans rooting for Haru Urara.
“The language may be different, but the feeling is the same. Thank you for cheering on Haru Urara,” she wrote.
Haru Urara’s story proves that in games—and life—victory isn’t the only way to be a champion. Her character teaches us that perseverance, resilience, and an unwavering spirit can mean far more than a trophy.
In a game filled with powerful and competitive characters, Haru Urara stands out not for her stats or titles, but because she represents all of us who keep trying, even when the world says we can’t.
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