Voice actresses Tomoyo Takayanagi, Naomi Ozora, Mariya Ise, and Momoko Seto appear in the gravure feature of Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump No. 18, released on the 3rd, celebrating the upcoming anime adaptation of the hit manga Uma Musume Cinderella Gray.

Stunning Debut of Oguricap's Iconic Race Outfit

Featured prominently on the magazine's cover are Tomoyo Takayanagi (Oguricap), Naomi Ozora (Tamamo Cross), and Mariya Ise (Fujima Summer), dressed in Oguricap's iconic race costume—unveiled for the first time in print. Photographed on a race-themed set, the trio perfectly captures their characters' rivalrous spirit.

The issue also showcases a casual denim-styled photoshoot, where the actresses freely paint on walls and candidly discuss their excitement about the anime series.

Momoko Seto Shines Solo as Newcomer "Belle No Light"

In the center gravure, Momoko Seto makes an impressive solo debut as Belle No Light. Despite this being her first photo session, Seto confidently models various outfits, from a stylish red polo in a charming Western-style home to relaxed, off-shoulder lounge attire, offering readers delightful glimpses of her diverse expressions.

Exclusive Bonus and Special Giveaway!

Readers will find an exclusive gravure pinup as a special bonus, alongside an original poster featuring artwork from manga creator Taiyo Kuzumi. Additionally, there's an exciting prize campaign offering autographed Polaroids of the cast.

About Uma Musume

Uma Musume features characters inspired by real-life racehorses such as Special Week, Silence Suzuka, and Tokai Teio, gaining popularity through games, manga, and anime as a cross-media project.

The first season of the anime aired from April to June 2018, followed by the second season from January to March 2021, and the third from October to December 2023.
The mobile game launched in February 2021, and in May 2024, the franchise released its first feature-length film.

Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray is based on the ongoing manga of the same name serialized in Weekly Young Jump. With over 6 million copies in circulation, the manga is a major hit. The story centers on the strongest Uma Musume, Oguri Cap, following her "Cinderella story" as she races from a small-town track to national fame. The series depicts how the gray-haired girl came to be known as a “monster” on the track.

This anime adaptation coincides with the 40th anniversary of the birth of the real-life racehorse Oguri Cap. The anime is directed by Yuki Ito, series composition by Aki Kandaichi, character designs by Takuya Miyahara and Keigo Sasaki, and produced by CygamesPictures.

Anime Uma Musume Cinderella Gray OP "Koeru" performed by Alexandros

Source : ORICON NEWS