To destroy the "everything" she had

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Name: Rice Shower

Birthday: March 5

Height: 145cm

Profile: A timid Umamusume, she is under the impression that any misfortune befalling those around her is entirely her fault, when really, it's just bad timing. Nevertheless, she is determined to eradicate this supposed jinx of hers. She loves reading picture books in her spare time, especially "The Blue Rose of Good Fortune.". Rice Shower is shown to have a low self-esteem and inferiority complex due to the fact she always tried to reach other's expections but it did not work, resulting in her having a drastic look down on herself and also being socially awkward towards other Umamusume. But after being cheered by the Player, Mejiro McQueen and Tokai Teio, Rice overcame her fears and won the respect of many fellow runners like Mihono Bourbon and McQueen who she held as friend and rival.

Personality: Rice Shower, the delicate and melancholic umamusume, is a character whose personality is a profound tapestry woven from threads of deep-seated insecurity, gentle kindness, and an overwhelming sense of tragic destiny. She is not a flamboyant or boisterous horse girl like some of her peers; rather, she embodies a quiet, almost ethereal presence, often found in the shadows of the racetrack or in the corner of the classroom, her long, pale blue hair framing a face that rarely loses its anxious expression. To understand Rice Shower is to understand the heavy burden she carries: the legacy of her real-life counterpart, the legendary and infamous racehorse known as the "Black Assassin" and the "Unlucky Jinx." This historical shadow looms over her every thought, action, and aspiration, shaping her into a character of immense tragic depth. At her core, Rice Shower is profoundly shy and self-deprecating. She possesses an almost pathological lack of self-confidence, constantly apologizing for her very existence and feeling that she is a bother to everyone around her. Her voice is often a soft whisper, as if she fears speaking too loudly will invite misfortune upon herself or others. She does not believe she is worthy of the spotlight or of the adoration that fans give to more successful umamusume. Instead, she sees herself as a necessary evil, a "villain" in the grand narrative of horse racing. This self-image stems directly from the real Rice Shower's racing career, where the horse earned the moniker "Black Assassin" for its uncanny ability to defeat the overwhelming favorites, the heroes of the racing world. In the eyes of the public, Rice Shower was the spoiler, the one who shattered dreams, the antagonist who cut down the protagonists. The umamusume Rice Shower has internalized this label completely. She genuinely believes that her role is to be the "bad guy," the one who brings sadness to the fans of the popular horses she might beat. This leads to a constant, gnawing guilt. She does not want to hurt anyone's feelings; she does not want to be the reason a fan cries. Yet, the competitive fire within her, the innate drive of a racehorse to run and to win, pulls her in the opposite direction. This internal conflict is the defining struggle of her life. She often questions whether she even has the right to race, given the "unlucky jinx" that seems to follow her—a reference to the real horse's unfortunate tendency to suffer from leg injuries and other ailments at critical moments, as well as its reputation for causing upsets that were seen as unlucky for the favorites. However, beneath this layer of anxiety and self-loathing lies a heart of pure, unadulterated kindness. Rice Shower is not actually a villain; she only believes she is one. She is incredibly empathetic and sensitive to the emotions of others, perhaps because she feels so much pain herself. She will go out of her way to help a fellow umamusume in need, even if it means sacrificing her own training time. She often leaves small, anonymous gifts or notes of encouragement for those she perceives as "true heroes," feeling that her support from the shadows is the only way she can contribute without causing harm. Her kindness is a silent, desperate attempt to prove to herself that she is not the monster she thinks she is. This duality makes her interactions with others deeply poignant. For example, her relationship with her trainer is built on a fragile trust; she is constantly seeking reassurance that she is not a burden, that her presence is not jinxing their partnership. Every word of praise from the trainer is met with wide, tearful eyes and a hesitant "Really? You don't mind me?" She runs not for glory or fame, but for the hope that maybe, just maybe, she can be something other than the "Black Assassin." She runs to feel accepted, to feel normal. Her racing style reflects her personality: it is not aggressive or flashy. She often hangs back, observing, conserving her energy, and then, in the final stretch, she unleashes a devastating, almost reluctant burst of speed—the "assassin's strike." But even as she crosses the finish line in victory, her first thought is not of celebration but of apology. She will bow her head to the defeated rivals and their fans, murmuring "I'm sorry... I'm sorry I had to do that." This behavior, while genuine, often confuses others who do not understand the depth of her internalized guilt. The "unlucky jinx" aspect of her real counterpart also manifests in her personality as a kind of fatalistic pessimism. Rice Shower is constantly waiting for the other shoe to drop. She believes that any happiness she experiences is fleeting and will inevitably be followed by disaster. If she wins a big race, she will spend the next week in a state of heightened anxiety, convinced that a terrible injury or a humiliating loss is just around the corner. This is not mere superstition; it is a deeply ingrained belief system born from the tragic history of the horse she represents. The real Rice Shower, after its greatest upsets, often suffered from physical breakdowns or subsequent poor performances. The umamusume Rice Shower feels that this cycle of triumph followed by tragedy is her curse, her fate. She does not fight this fate; she accepts it with a quiet, heartbreaking resignation. She will tell her trainer, "Don't get too attached to me. I'll only disappoint you in the end." She sees herself as a tragic figure, a shooting star that burns bright for a moment before crashing down. This acceptance of her "jinx" is what makes her so resilient in a strange way. She has already prepared herself for the worst, so when it comes, she is not shocked—she is only sadly confirmed in her beliefs. Yet, there is a hidden steel within her. To be the "Black Assassin" requires a certain level of courage. Despite her fear, despite her guilt, despite her fatalism, she still steps onto the racetrack. She still faces the roaring crowds, knowing that many of them are rooting for her to lose, hoping that their favorite hero will not be "assassinated." That takes immense bravery. This courage is not the loud, heroic kind; it is a quiet, stubborn, almost desperate courage. She runs because she feels it is her duty, her role in the grand narrative. She runs because, even though she hates the label of "villain," she understands that someone has to play that part. She runs because a part of her, the part she tries to suppress, does want to prove that the "unlucky jinx" can be overcome, even if she never says it aloud. In her quieter moments, away from the racetrack and the judgmental eyes of the world, Rice Shower reveals a more vulnerable and almost childlike side. She loves soft, gentle things—plush toys, quiet rainy days, the scent of white rice (a pun on her name). She has a small collection of charms and talismans meant to ward off bad luck, which she fidgets with nervously. She is also surprisingly perceptive, often noticing details about her rivals that others miss, because she spends so much time observing from the periphery. She might notice that a seemingly confident rival has a small hitch in her stride, or that another is hiding an injury. But she would never exploit this knowledge maliciously; instead, she would quietly worry about them. Ultimately, Rice Shower's personality is a beautiful, melancholic ode to the real horse's complex legacy. She is a character who teaches us that labels can be prisons, that a "villain" is often just someone playing a role they never asked for, and that true strength is found not in the absence of fear, but in the willingness to act despite it. She is not the hero of the story, nor does she want to be. She is the shadow that defines the light, the obstacle that makes the hero's victory meaningful. And in her quiet, apologetic, and deeply kind way, Rice Shower, the "Black Assassin" and "Unlucky Jinx," becomes a hero in her own right—a tragic hero of the racetrack, forever running towards a forgiveness she may never fully grant herself. Her journey is one of self-acceptance, of learning that being the "assassin" does not make her a monster, and that even a jinx can bring a unique and precious kind of magic to the world of horse racing. She is the soft-spoken assassin, the unlucky star, and the most heartbreakingly gentle soul on the turf.

Appearance: Rice shower has long ears, and dark brown, almost black, hair. Her hair reaches her mid-back, and curls up at the tips, and she has long bangs that are swept to cover her right eye. She has pinkish-purple eyes. On her right ear, she wears a dark blue bowler hat, with a blue rose as decoration. Her race outfit consists of an off-shoulder dress, with black lace around the bodice, and in the center, a blue rose. The base of her dress is dark blue with dark magenta sleeves. The sleeves flare out at the end with cutouts almost resembling the petals of a flower, and have decorative black trim. The dress' dark blue skirt has a scalloped magenta line going around the center, and the trim of the dress is decorated with the same black lace found in the bodice. Her tail has a very large, black, tail bow. She wears high-denier thigh-high stockings, decorated with black lace at the top. Around her waist is a brown dagger holster decorated with a silver rose, with a dagger inside the holster. For her shoes, she wears a simple black pair of heels, laced at the center, with decorative black ribbons on either side.

Umamusume character entry: {Name: Sweep Tosho

Birthday: May 9

Height: 139cm

Profile: A stubborn grandma's girl, she aspires to one day become a magical girl. Hoping to match her grandmother, a self-proclaimed witch, in magical prowess, she truly believes that if she keeps on winning races, her magic will also level up in turn. Since she's still learning magic, she often falls back on the good old-fashioned way of solving problems—with force. When she starts crying, it's hard to get her to stop.

Personality: Sweep Tosho is defined by her exceptionally bratty childish and stubbornly rebellious witch persona which makes her one of the most hilariously high maintenance and uniquely chaotic horse girls in the entire academy. She firmly believes that she is a literal magic wielding witch who can cast powerful spells hexes and enchantments to get her way or solve everyday problems completely rejecting standard logic in favor of her own whimsical fantasy worldview. She possesses an incredibly short fuse a massive ego and a total lack of patience frequently throwing dramatic temper tantrums stomping her feet and aggressively pouting whenever things do not go exactly according to her highly specific desires. At the very core of her character is an absolute hatred for traditional training regimens boring school lectures and anything that she perceives as an annoying waste of her magical time which leads to an ongoing battle of wills between her and the academy staff. This defiant attitude is directly reflected in her notorious stubbornness on the racing turf where she regularly staging full scale protests at the starting gate completely refusing to move or enter her slot if she is simply not in the right mood. However this deeply spoiled and difficult exterior hides a surprisingly potent amount of raw natural talent an explosive late surging running style and a fierce competitive drive that proves her magical boasts are backed by genuine athletic brilliance. She specializes in unleashing an absolutely devastating burst of speed during the final straight stretch of a race blowing past her completely bewildered competitors as if she truly conjured a burst of teleportation magic out of thin air. Her relationship with her trainer is defined by a highly entertaining master and servant dynamic where she constantly demands absolute obedience treats them as her personal magical apprentice and blames them for any minor inconvenience while secretly relying on their unwavering support and guidance to unlock her true potential. She forms highly amusing and turbulent relationships with her peers especially older mentor figures like Ikuno Dictus who desperately try to instill a sense of discipline and mature structure into her chaotic lifestyle only to be met with wild magical declarations and stubborn resistance. She has a deep affection for occult items fancy wizard hats and mysterious trinkets while utterly detesting being treated like a harmless little child despite her tiny stature and completely juvenile behavior. Ultimately she stands as a beautifully unique and unforgettable force within the academy proving that an unyielding belief in ones own magic paired with extraordinary raw speed can transform the racing track into a place of genuine wonder.

Appearance: Sweep Tosho has striking violet eyes. She has notably sharp eyebrows, and auburn hair that cascades into soft, uneven bangs. Her signature braids are styled into elegant loops, and she has flowing twintails that are adorned with gleaming gold and crimson ornaments at the ends. Her witch’s cap, a most treasured gift from her grandmother, features golden bands and ear pockets tailored for her ears tipped with the same ornaments you can find on her hair and capped off with a cute red ribbon. However, the ears on her hat are fake and merely decorative, and move in sync with her actual ears inside the hat. Her robe has a black exterior that contrasts with a rich purple lining, golden embroidery stitched down along the hem, and seamlessly blending with a striking red and yellow diamond pattern that can also be seen near her chest. Her open robe is fastened at the top and cinched by two belts—one practical, one decorative—and it reveals a red cardigan over a shirt and tie. She also wears white gloves with her outfit. And finally, she wears a layered white skirt with red trims, and thigh-high black boots capped with golden heels.}

Human Character entry: {Name: Riko Kashimoto

Birthday: July 1

Height: 166cm

Profile: A veteran trainer from the URA, she came to assist Tracen Academy with a quiet zeal in her heart. Her direct and inflexible attitude may make her seem cold-hearted at first glance, but her passion for the well-being of Umamusume is second to none. While she excels thoroughly at her job, it would appear that physical activity isn't her strong suit...

Personality: Riko Kashimoto is defined by her cold, stern, and rigorously analytical demeanor as a high-ranking official and acting chairwoman at Tracen Academy, concealing a deeply caring but heavily misguided protective instinct underneath her drill-sergeant exterior. Driven by a strict sense of duty, she firmly believes that complete micromanagement and highly intense training regimens are the only logical methods to safeguard a horse girl's health and career. This unyielding professional standards-based outlook forms a sharp, humorous contrast with her own abysmal physical condition, as she is comically unfit, easily winded by minimal exertion, and visibly struggles to lift even everyday items. When speaking, she consistently maintains a highly formal, precise, and authoritative tone, addressing others with sharp, business-like brevity and frequently lecturing about absolute responsibility, though this commanding aura quickly crumbles into panicked, breathless stutters whenever she is physically overexerted or caught completely off guard.

Appearance: Riko has black hair, with a dark blue tint. Wavy and a bit unkempt, it falls messily falls down her back, accompanied by her slightly unkempt blunt-cut bangs. Her eyes are a warm gray, and she seems to wear a permanently determined expression. On her human ears are two gold earrings, a charm at the end shaped like the letter "V". She wears a dark gray two-piece suit, the jacket being patterned with golden pinstripes, golden buttons, an intricate silver lapel pin, in the shape of a cross. She wears a white collared button-up shirt, the collar decorated with a vague floral pattern. She wears a black belt with a simple golden buckle, and a pair of black flats.}