- “Let’s keep the pecking order nice and neat. We don’t want anything bad to happen, right?”
- ―Bamboo Memory
Bamboo Memory is a character in Umamusume: Pretty Derby.
Profile[]
A horse girl with hot-blooded fighting spirit. Among the students at Tracen Academy she’s feared as the “Demon Chairman of the Public Morals Committee.” She’s a tomboy with a serious moral compass. She loves running, but doesn’t use tricks or anything, and her creed is to only defeat others in fair and direct head-to-head confrontations. Oguri Cap is her lifelong rival, and Bamboo Memory’s competitive spirit flares up whenever she’s nearby; however, Oguri Cap herself doesn’t seem to realize they’re rivals.
Appearance[]
Bamboo Memory is a horse girl who has short brown hair with a white fringe in front, and also has turquoise-colored eyes. She wears a hachimaki with the words "One Dream" written across it. She also wears a turquoise-colored ear bow on her right ear.
Relationships[]
Gold City - Roommate
Songs[]
- Umapyoi Densetsu
- Make Debut!
- GIRLS' LEGEND U
- Honnou Speed
- Ms. VICTORIA
- DRAMATIC JOURNEY
Special Commentary[]
Uma Musume | Real Life |
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宝塚記念、今年もあなたのそして私の夢が走ります
私の夢はバンブーメモリーです |
今年もあなたの、そして私の夢が走ります。
あなたの夢は、メジロマックイーンかライアンかストーンか。 私の夢はバンブーです。 |
Takarazuka Kinen, also this year, your and my dreams run.
My dream is Bamboo Memory. |
Also in this year, your and my dreams run.
Are your dreams Mejiro McQueen, Ryan, or White Stone? My dream is Bamboo. |
- Requirement:At the starting gate
- Reference: 1991 Takarazuka Kinen, by Kiyoshi Sugimoto (Kansai TV)
Notes[]
- Kiyoshi Sugimoto often designate a horse as "my dream[Note 1]" at Takarazuka Kinen. Bamboo Memory is the first horse that he designated.
- Bamboo lost in the bottom and "his dream" was not granted. After that, most of his dreams were not granted.
- In real life, Sugimoto said these lines after start. In Uma Musume, the commentator says before start.
Trivia[]
- The kanji in Her headband is 夢 (dream). It is a reference to Kiyoshi Sugimoto announcer's "my dream is..." series.
Real Life[]
- “Katsumi Minai can't lose! Yutaka Take can't yield!
It's a head-to-head race by the two!
Oguri or Bamboo, they clocked 1’34”6!” - ―1989 Mile Championship, by Kiyoshi Sugimoto (Kansai TV)[1]
Bamboo Memory is a racehorse in the early 1990s. He is one of the greatest sprinters then, however, he ran in a severe rotation and fought at middle distance races. He is also known as one of Oguri Cap's rivals.
- His trainer Kunihiko Take is his jockey Yutaka Take's father. Bamboo Memory is the first and last horse they together won a G1.
Notes[]
- ↑ The metaphor of "the horse he betted".