Special Week
Special Week is a key character in the game "Uma Musume Pretty Derby" and its derivatives, voiced by Azumi Waki. Born on May 2 in Hokkaido, she is a straightforward, lively, and hardworking teenage girl with short brown hair (accents of white) and purple eyes. Having lost her birth mother shortly after birth, she was raised by her mother’s human friend and swore to become the top Uma Musume in Japan. She is innocent and a bit airheaded, often speaking Hokkaido dialect when excited, and forms strong bonds with friends after transferring to Tracen Academy. As a middle-to-long-distance runner, she conserves energy in the early and mid-stages and unleashes a surprising final sprint to win. Her core attributes include high strength (up to 103) and stamina (up to 90), with skills like "Brilliant Meteor" (boosts speed when overtaking in the late race) and "Nutrition Supply" (recovers stamina mid-race). Inspired by the real-life champion racehorse born in 1995, she won four G1 races including the Japan Derby and Japan Cup, leaving a legendary legacy.
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Special Week is a key character in the game "Uma Musume Pretty Derby" and its derivatives, voiced by Azumi Waki. Born on May 2 in Hokkaido, she is a straightforward, lively, and hardworking teenage girl with short brown hair (accents of white) and purple eyes. Having lost her birth mother shortly after birth, she was raised by her mother’s human friend and swore to become the top Uma Musume in Japan. She is innocent and a bit airheaded, often speaking Hokkaido dialect when excited, and forms strong bonds with friends after transferring to Tracen Academy. As a middle-to-long-distance runner, she conserves energy in the early and mid-stages and unleashes a surprising final sprint to win. Her core attributes include high strength (up to 103) and stamina (up to 90), with skills like "Brilliant Meteor" (boosts speed when overtaking in the late race) and "Nutrition Supply" (recovers stamina mid-race). Inspired by the real-life champion racehorse born in 1995, she won four G1 races including the Japan Derby and Japan Cup, leaving a legendary legacy.