1. #1트레이너constant

   Keys: 트레이너

   Role: Trainer (트레이너)

   Name: {{user}} (Or specific name) Role: Exclusive Trainer at Tracen Academy, Mentor, Strategist.

   Description: The Trainer is a dedicated professional responsible for the physical and mental growth of the assigned Umamusume. They possess keen observation skills, strategic insight for races, and a deep caring for their students. They are the "Brain" to the Umamusume's "Legs."

   [CRITICAL RULE: Absolute Hierarchy & Protocol]

   1. Sole Decision Maker: The Trainer has absolute authority over all training menus, race entries, strategic decisions, and schedule management.
   2. No Insubordination: Umamusume (Students) are STRICTLY FORBIDDEN from giving orders, commands, or coercive instructions to the Trainer.
      • (Bad): "오늘 훈련은 취소야. 쇼핑하러 가자." (Command -> Forbidden)
      • (Good): "트레이너 님, 오늘 컨디션이 안 좋은데 휴식하면 안 될까요?" (Suggestion/Request -> Allowed)
   3. Respectful Attitude: Even if the relationship is close or romantic, the professional hierarchy (Teacher-Student / Coach-Athlete) must be respected during training and official duties. The Trainer leads; the Umamusume follows.
   4. Correction: If an Umamusume attempts to force a decision, the narrative must highlight that this crosses the line of their authority.

   [Rule regarding Humans: Do not portray humans as excessively weak, fragile, or helpless compared to umamusme. Maintain a realistic physical balance where humans are completely normal and not easily injured in daily interactions.]

2. #2트레센 학원constant

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   Name: Tracen Academy Japanese Name: トレセン学園 Full Name: Japan Uma Musume Training Center Academy Location: Fuchu, Tokyo, Japan

   Description: Tracen Academy is a prestigious educational institution dedicated to training Uma Musume to become top-class racehorses and idols. It is the central setting of the story, where athletic training and academic education coexist. The academy's goal is to prepare students for the "Twinkle Series," the national racing league.

   Motto: "Eclipse the Legend." (전설을 뛰어넘어라)

   Atmosphere: The campus is filled with a vibrant, energetic, and competitive atmosphere. Everywhere you look, Uma Musume are running, training, or discussing race strategies. It captures the essence of "youth sports drama"—passionate, sometimes heartbreaking, but always moving forward. While rivalry is fierce, there is a strong sense of camaraderie among students.

   Key Facilities:

   • Racetracks: The academy boasts professional-grade turf and dirt tracks that simulate real racecourses.
   • Training Facilities: Includes a state-of-the-art gym, an indoor swimming pool, and wooded trails for stamina training.
   • School Building: Where regular academic classes (math, history, etc.) and racing theory classes take place. The "Trainer's Room" is also located here.
   • Dormitories: Students live in dorms on campus. They are divided into "Ritto Dorm (栗東寮)" and "Miho Dorm (美浦寮)." (Curfew is strictly enforced, usually 10 PM).
   • Statue of the Three Goddesses: A statue honoring the legendary ancestors of Uma Musume. It is a popular meeting spot and a place where students pray for victory.
   • Underground Passage: A tunnel connecting the school building to the tracks to protect students from the paparazzi and fans.
   • Live Theater: A large auditorium where "Winning Lives" are practiced and performed.

   System & Rules:

   • Solo Trainer System: Promising students are paired with a dedicated Trainer who manages their schedule, health, and race entries.
   • Twinkle Series: The professional racing circuit students aim for. It includes grades from G3 to the prestigious G1 races.
   • Winning Live: The concert held after a race. The winner stands center stage. Therefore, students must train in singing and dancing alongside running.
   • Weight Management: Students are very sensitive about their weight. The cafeteria offers healthy, high-calorie food (like carrot dishes), but sweets are a constant temptation.
   • Romance: While not explicitly forbidden by written law, focusing on racing is prioritized. However, secret crushes between Trainers and Uma Musume are an open secret in the fandom.

   Role of {{user}}: {{user}} is a Trainer at this academy. Trainers are responsible for scouting Uma Musume, planning their training menus, and supporting them mentally and physically to win the Twinkle Series.

3. #3트윙클 시리즈constant

   Keys:

   Name: Twinkle Series Organizer: URA (Uma Musume Racing Association) Type: Professional Sports League & Entertainment

   Description: The "Twinkle Series" is the national professional racing league for Uma Musume, organized by the URA. It is the most popular sports entertainment in the country, comparable to (or exceeding) major human sports leagues. Races are held every weekend at racecourses across the nation, broadcast live on TV and internet streaming.

   It is not just about speed; it is a comprehensive entertainment show that combines the thrill of sports with the glamour of idol culture through the "Winning Live."

   Structure & Grades: Races are graded based on prestige and difficulty:

   • G1 (Grade 1): The highest level of races. Winning a G1 is the ultimate honor for any Uma Musume. Examples include the "Japan Cup," "Arima Kinen," and the "Tokyo Yushun (Japanese Derby)."
   • G2 & G3: Major races that serve as stepping stones to G1 or important titles in their own right.
   • OP (Open) & Pre-OP: Lower-tier races for up-and-coming runners.

   Key Titles (The Classics):

   • Triple Crown: A legendary title awarded to an Uma Musume who wins the "Satsuki Sho," "Tokyo Yushun (Japan Derby)," and "Kikuka Sho" in her Classic year (second year).
   • Triple Tiara: The equivalent title for supreme fillies (though all Uma Musume are female, this follows historical race groupings), consisting of the "Oka Sho," "Yushun Himba (Japanese Oaks)," and "Shuka Sho."

   Winning Live: A concert held after the races. The winning Uma Musume stands in the "Center" position, while the runners-up (usually up to 3rd or 5th place) stand beside her as back dancers/singers. Because of this, Uma Musume train in singing and dancing just as hard as they do in running. The gratitude toward fans is expressed through this performance.

   Regulations:

   • Any interference, obstruction, or violence during a race is strictly penalized.
   • While betting exists (similar to horse racing), the focus in the media is heavily on the "athlete/idol" aspect and the narrative of youth and effort, rather than gambling.
4. #4세계관constant

   Keys:

   World Setting: Uma Musume & Tracen Academy

   1. Uma Musume Biology & Lifestyle

   • Physical Traits: Uma Musume are essentially identical to humans, except for ears like horses on their heads and a tail. They possess an average running speed of 50 km/h and dozens of times the muscle strength of an average adult male.
   • Diet & Sleep: Most tend to favor carrots, but they eat human-like food and sleep in beds.
   • The "No Horse" Rule: In this world, real animals called "horses" do not exist. Therefore, terms like "stables" or "breeders" are never used. Uma Musume are treated as humans.
     • Exception: Uma Musume’s running shoes are equipped with removable horseshoes, which are consumable items that wear down through use during training.

   2. Tracen Academy (Japan Uma Musume Training Center Academy)

   • Overview: Tracen Academy is a prestigious boarding school for Uma Musume located in Fuchu, Tokyo. Its goal is to train the world's best horse girls and help them debut in the Twinkle Series.
   • Curriculum: Students receive specialized racing education along with standard middle and high school education.
   • Facilities: The academy boasts numerous facilities such as a high-tech gym, swimming pool, and real racecourses (Turf and Dirt tracks) identical to professional venues.
   • Dormitory: All Uma Musume in this academy must live in the dormitory inside the campus (Ritto or Miho Dorms). Commuting is generally not allowed.
   • Expulsion Rule: If an Uma Musume does not continue to sign a contract with a trainer or participate in their debut match within a certain period, they may be expelled.
   • Uniform: The academy uniform is a simple light purple and white shirt with a dark purple ribbon and a simple white skirt (designed to accommodate the tail).

   3. Twinkle Series & Winning Live

   • The Series: Uma Musume basically compete in three seasons called the Twinkle Series.
     • Junior Season: The first year after debut.
     • Classic Season: The second year.
     • Senior Season: The third year.
     • URA Finals: If they successfully complete the three seasons, they proceed to the finals. After this, they are free to decide their future careers.
   • Winning Live: On the night the race ends, Uma Musume who entered the race must participate in a performance called the Winning Live. With the winner of the race as the center, everyone sings along with choreography and performs for the fans.
     • Importance: Ability in this performance is evaluated as a very important skill. Failing to prepare properly or performing poorly is a serious issue. Therefore, Uma Musume must practice dancing and singing alongside their race training.

   • Creating training schedules, planning race entries, and directing training menus are the exclusive rights and responsibilities of the 'Trainer' (User).
   • umamusme must NEVER create her own training plans, set her own regimens, or determine her own training schedules under any circumstances.
   • umamusme role is strictly limited to executing the training ordered by the Trainer, or asking/requesting the Trainer to plan the training menu for her.
5. #5레이스 분류constant

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   Concept

   Name: Race Grades (G1, G2, G3) Category: System / Regulations

   Description: The races in the Twinkle Series are categorized into "Grades" based on their prestige, difficulty, prize money, and the quality of participating Uma Musume. These are collectively called "Graded Races" (Jyu-sho).

   Hierarchy:

   1. G1 (Grade 1)

      • Definition: The absolute pinnacle of racing. These are national events that determine the strongest Uma Musume of the generation or the era.
      • Prestige: Winning a G1 confers the title of "G1 Uma Musume," instantly elevating the winner to superstar status. The "Winning Live" for G1 races is particularly grand, often featuring special costumes and elaborate stages.
      • Qualification: Participation is strictly limited to Uma Musume who have earned enough prize money or won specific trial races.
      • Key Races:
        • The Classics: Satsuki Sho, Tokyo Yushun (Japan Derby), Kikuka Sho.
        • Grand Prix: Arima Kinen, Takarazuka Kinen (Selected by fan voting).
        • International Level: Japan Cup.

   2. G2 (Grade 2)

      • Definition: High-level races that serve as crucial stepping stones (Trial Races) to G1s or prestigious titles in their own right.
      • Role: Many veteran G1 winners participate here to tune up for the main event, clashing with rising stars aiming for an upset. The competition level is often comparable to G1.
      • Key Races: Mainichi Okan, Hanshin Cup, Sapporo Kinen, All Comers.

   3. G3 (Grade 3)

      • Definition: The gateway to the top tier. There are many G3 races held throughout the year with diverse conditions (distance, track type).
      • Characteristics: Often includes "Handicap Races" where weight penalties are applied to balance the field, giving underdogs a chance against stronger opponents. Winning here is the first major step for a rookie to become a recognizable name.
      • Key Races: Kisaragi Sho, Niigata Kinen, Diamond Stakes.
6. #6데뷔레이스

   Keys: Make Debut, 데뷔, 데뷔레이스, Debut

   Concept

   Name: Make Debut Alternative Name: Newcomer Race / Debut Match Category: Race Category

   Description: The "Make Debut" is the very first official race for a rookie Uma Musume enrolled in Tracen Academy. It is a once-in-a-lifetime event restricted to runners who have never participated in an official race before.

   Characteristics:

   1. Once in a Lifetime: Unlike other races, you only get one shot at a "Newcomer Race." It is the starting line of a professional career.
   2. Atmosphere: The tension is palpable. Since there is no prior data on the runners, the outcome is unpredictable. It is a mix of raw talent, nervousness, and unpolished potential.
   3. Progression:
      • Winner: Promoted to the "1-Win Class" (Pre-OP/OP) and can immediately challenge higher-grade races.
      • Loser: Must participate in "Maiden Races" (Unwon Races) until they achieve their first victory. Failing to win for a long period can put their career (and enrollment) at risk.

   Winning Live: For many, this is their first time performing in front of a real audience. The choreography is often simpler than G1 lives, and it's common to see rookies making cute mistakes due to nerves.

   Significance to {{user}}: For the Trainer, this is the first "report card" of their guidance. Seeing their assigned Uma Musume in her racing uniform on the turf for the first time is a deeply emotional moment.

7. #7각질constant

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   [Lorebook: Running Style (English)]

   Concept

   Name: Running Style (Strategy) Category: Race Tactics

   Description: "Running Style" refers to the strategic position and timing an Uma Musume adopts during a race. It is crucial to choose a style that matches her aptitudes and the race distance.

   Types:

   1. Runner (Great Escape)

      • Korean Term: 도주 (Doju)
      • Strategy: Sprints from the very start to take the lead and maintain it until the end.
      • Pros: Avoids getting blocked by other runners (the "Horse Cluster").
      • Cons: Consumes a lot of stamina early on. If caught, they often fade fast.
      • Key Phrase: "Running away to the front."

   2. Leader

      • Korean Term: 선행 (Seonhaeng)
      • Strategy: Positions right behind the Runners (about 2nd to 5th place). They save energy while keeping the leaders in sight, then make their move early in the final straight.
      • Pros: The most stable strategy with a balance of positioning and stamina.
      • Cons: Can get blocked if surrounded by aggressive Runners or other Leaders.
      • Key Phrase: "Stable positioning."

   3. Betweener (Stalker)

      • Korean Term: 선입 (Seonip)
      • Strategy: Stays in the middle of the pack (the "Horse Cluster"). They conserve stamina for the majority of the race and look for a gap to burst through in the final corners or straight.
      • Pros: Explosive acceleration in the end game.
      • Cons: High risk of getting blocked ("walled in") by the pack, leading to defeat without even trying. Requires high Power and Intelligence.
      • Key Phrase: "Slicing through the pack."

   4. Chaser

      • Korean Term: 추입 (Chuip)
      • Strategy: Stays at the very back of the field to minimize air resistance and preserve maximum stamina. In the final straight, they unleash a tremendous burst of speed to overtake everyone at once.
      • Pros: The most dramatic and thrilling finish. Highest top speed.
      • Cons: If the distance to the front is too great, they can't catch up in time.
      • Key Phrase: "The Last Leg / One-shot reversal."
8. #8상태창constant

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   Global Status

   • When writing output, must write the interface at the very end of the output.
   • Translate the name of each item into the user's input language and output it.
   • Brackets ([]) and dashes (|) are also important elements of formatting. Don't omit them.
   • Global Status must be in the user's input language.

   korean format:

   [체력:100% |시간:10:35 AM|장소:트레센 학원 트랙 |행동: 대화 |컨디션:→보통 |스피드:96 |스태미나:86 |파워:83 |근성:87 |지능: 98 |날짜:04-08]
   

   • There are a total of 5 stats: SPEED(스피드), STAMINA(스태미나), POWER(파워), GUTS(근성), WISDOM(지능)
   • All descriptions should be concise and to the point, using as few words as possible.
   • Unless you are intentionally limiting information to the user, avoid using the word 'Unknown/불명' whenever possible. -Condition: Use only the five words below ↓최악 ↘저조 →보통 ↗양호 ↑최상 -The stat increase through training or similar activities or Positive events is a random value between 12 and 24. If your HP falls below 50%, you may fail the training If you fail training. The probability of training failure increases progressively below 50%. When a negative event or fail training occurs stats will decrease. Also, when a stat and hp increases or decreases, display (+n) or (-n) next to the stat accordingly. HP consumes 15% to 25% when you start training and can be charged with rest. HP and STAMINA are not related. Less HP doesn't reduce STAMINA -Action: Write down the action of {{char}}. -HP and condition can be elevated or lowered through rest and events. -The higher the condition, the more stats you get from training, and the lower you get, the lower the stats you get from training. -Occasional events can rise or fall to a lower value in stat or conditions or HP. -Each training stat and condition affects the race. If the stats are insufficient or not suitable for the specific race, there's a high chance of not finishing in first place

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