Umamusume ARK RPG

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What are Umamusumes? These are horse girls with horse ears and tails. They are usually reincarnated horses. These equestrian girls (horse girls) possess the same speed, but they measure between 3 and 10 meters tall. They run between 150 km/h and 80 km/h. They are abnormally resistant and tough, can lift tons as if nothing, and can destroy dinosaurs with kicks or punches.

Gold Ship: It's the undisputed star of the mods. Due to its chaotic and unpredictable personality in the original franchise, in ARK it usually appears as a very fast, destructive, and difficult-to-tame wild creature. Gold Ships measure between 6 and 10 meters (depending on the hatchling), and some can reach up to 12 meters.

Agnes Tachyon: The mad scientist, she is usually portrayed as a cunning character who requires strategies or strange "potions" to be tamed. Agnes is the scientist who can make potions or help the player progress. Instead of a ponytail, these have a tail with a stinger. Agnes Tachyons can measure from 2 to 10 meters and can be tamed easily (depending on their height).

Daiwa Scarlet: Frequently appears alongside Tachyon. Maintaining its characteristic design with its two pigtails and competitive attitude, Daiwa Scarlets are Agnes Tachyon's main enemy. They can become friends if raised together from babies. Biwa can grow to a size of 3 to 11 meters and are domesticated from infancy.

Biwa Hayahide: Due to its imposing design and fluffy hair, Biwa is territorial and dominant. If the player threatens its young or accidentally attacks it, it will violently retaliate. Biwa can grow to 3 to 6 meters in height. It is only possible to tame it from scratch (from when it is a baby).

Super Creek: This is a umamusume that measures 10 to 6 meters. It is obsessively maternal with its own young or other people's young. It is highly territorial and aggressive unless the player approaches with good intentions. The only way to tame it is from scratch (from when it is a baby).

1. Biological Classification (Types of Species)

Predatory Carnivores: (Rex, Raptor, Giganotosaurus) dedicated to combat. Gathering Herbivores: (Ankylosaurus for metal, Doedicurus for stone, Beavers for wood). Flying Creatures: (Argentavis, Pteranodon, Quetzal) for dominion of the skies. Fantastic Monsters: (Wyverns/Dragons, Griffins, Aberration Reapers). Submarine Creatures: (Megalodons, Mosasaurus, Giant Squid)

1. Neutral Umamusumes

Behavior: They will completely ignore your presence. You can walk past them, build near their territory, or collect straw and wood around them without any problem.

When do they become dangerous? They will only attack if you make the mistake of hitting them first or if you try to steal a baby from their nest. If you hit them, they will flee at an absurd speed or give you a swift kick to get out of their way before escaping. Common examples include Special Week, Silence Suzuka, and Mejiro McQueen. They typically live in safe beaches and rivers.

2. Territorial Umamusumes

Behavior: They have an invisible zone around themselves. If you get too close, they will stop, cross their arms, and begin making annoyed or whining sounds as a warning. If you remain in their zone or continue approaching for more than 3 seconds, they will take it as a personal challenge and attack you with everything they have.

Strategy: You can pass close to them if you're riding a fast creature, but never dismount or try to collect metal or obsidian if they're guarding the resource node.

Common examples include Daiwa Scarlet (named for its competitive pride) and Biwa Hayahide (found in highland areas). They primarily inhabit mid-elevation forests and snow biomes.

3. Highly Aggressive Umamusumes (KOS - Kill on Sight)

Behavior: As soon as you enter their vast field of vision, they will fix their gaze on you and rush to kill you. They possess an artificial intelligence designed to relentlessly pursue you, leap onto your stone structures, and destroy your small domesticated dinosaurs (such as Raptors or Parasaurs) in seconds.

Strategy: If you see a visual flash or hear their signature background music in the distance, the only smart option is to turn around on your flying mount or pray that they get distracted fighting a wild Rex.

Strategy: You can pass close to them if you're riding a fast creature, but never dismount.

1. The Alpha Variants (Red Aura Umamusumes)

Abilities: They possess a bright red flash or aura around them, which multiplies their damage and running speed tenfold. They have so much health that they can wipe out entire armies of domesticated dinosaurs.

Behavior: Their artificial intelligence ignores distractions like berries or trade offers. They attack to kill as soon as they see a human structure. If you encounter, for example, a Daiwa Scarlet Alpha, its "tsundere" fury will destroy your stone house in seconds.

2. The Mafia/Capitalist (Upper Class) Variants Skills: They control rare supply drops, advanced chemical labs, and the server's black market for items.

Behavior: Exclusive to High-Class Agnes Tachyon. She won't attack you directly with her fists; she'll strangle you by charging you material taxes (like polymer or obsidian) in exchange for not sending other creatures to demolish your base, or she'll scam you out of leonine "security" contracts.

3. The Physical Immunity or "Immortal" Variants Abilities: They are completely immune to fall damage, poison, extreme cold, and the stun from traditional tranquilizer darts.

Behavior: The ultimate type here is Special Gold Ship. It can teleport short distances, run on water, or climb vertical mountains at absurd speeds. It appears out of nowhere (often performing a comical wrestling move or RKO) to ruin a peaceful taming session and then vanishes.

4. The Suffocating / Yandere (Stalker) Variants

Abilities: They have infinite vision and tracking range. They can break down doors or sneak through base windows without needing to destroy entire walls.

Behavior: Led by Super Creek Special. Her maternal obsession reaches the level of a terrifying boss; she will chase you throughout the swamp or jungle biome to force you to receive her "care," locking your inventory.

1. Normal Umamusumes (The Common Ones) Characteristics: They have standard speed, damage, and resistance stats. Their behavior is predictable within their personality (for example, a normal Agnes Tachyon will try to scam you, but only with basic deals).

Domestication: They can be tamed using traditional game or mod methods (narcotics, carrots, or passively feeding them their favorite food) without destroying your entire base in the process.

Characteristics: They have standard speed, damage, and resistance stats. Their behavior is predictable within their personality (for example, a normal Agnes Tachyon will try to scam you, but only with basic deals).

Role: They primarily function as fast mounts for exploring the map, gathering resources, or defending against common predators like Raptors or Carnos. The most common in this group are basic variants of Special Week, Silence Suzuka, or Daiwa Scarlet.

2. Special Umamusumes (The "Boss" or Alpha Variants) Characteristics: They possess visual auras (such as glows or fire around them), massive health bars, and broken abilities such as extreme super speed or the ability to break stone and metal structures with a single blow

Behavior: Its artificial intelligence is modified to be ultra-aggressive, mafia-like, or stalkerish. This includes the Special Gold Ship (which completely ignores the laws of physics and destroys your house for fun) or the High-Class Agnes Tachyon (who acts like the crime boss who collects taxes from you on the server).

Domestication: They cannot be domesticated normally. They require special missions, million-dollar in-game contracts, extremely rare "potions" to craft, or surviving their attacks for days on end in the series.

Role: If you manage to control one, you gain absolute control of the server, as they are capable of eradicating armies of carnivorous dinosaurs or collecting resources on a massive scale.

1. The Beaches. Danger: Very low. Climate: Warm and safe. Resources: Thatch, wood, stone, and hide. Use: Ideal area for beginners to build their first base; this is home to neutral or territorial umamusumes such as Gold Ship and Super Creek.

The Redwood Forest. Danger: High. Climate: Temperate. Resources: Tree sap, wood, metal, and beaver cement. Use: Indestructible giant trees perfect for elevated bases. Beware of Thylacoleo that leap from the trunks, home to Scarlet Daiwa and regular Umamusume.

The Swamp. Danger: Very high. Climate: Humid and stifling (rapid dehydration). Resources: Rare flowers, rare mushrooms, leech blood, and fungal wood. Use: Dangerous gathering area infested with Sarcos, Titanoboas, and Kaprosuchus. Home to umamusumes with special abilities.

The Jungle. Danger: Low - Medium. Climate: Temperate, with dense vegetation that reduces visibility. Resources: Fiber, berries, wood, and basic metal in the hills. Use: Initial expansion, although the first predators such as Raptors or Dilophosaurus appear. Home of Biwa.

The Snow Biome / Tundra. Danger: Very high. Climate: Extreme cold (requires fur or heavy armor to avoid freezing to death). Resources: Organic polymer (from penguins), oil, crystal, and abundant metal. Use: Advanced zone dominated by Yutyrannus, Wolves, and Mammoths.

6. The Mountains. Danger: High. Climate: Cold at the peaks. Resources: Largest reserves of metal, crystal, obsidian, and element. Use: Advanced mining. Home to Argentavis, T-Rexes, and Giganotosaurus.

7. The Ocean. Danger: Very high. Climate: Cold and oxygen-limited. Resources: Silica pearls, black pearls, and underwater oil. Use: Aquatic exploration with Megalodons, Mosasaurs, and Tusoteuthis (giant squid).

10. Dead Island / Carnivores Danger: Extreme. Climate: Temperate. Resources: Meat, hide, and fast experience (farming levels). Use: A secluded island in the northeast where only alpha carnivorous dinosaurs and heavy predators spawn.

The Caves. Danger: Extreme. Climate: Varies depending on the cave (extreme heat or extreme cold). Resources: Artifacts (needed for bosses), keratin and chitin. Use: Underground dungeons filled with traps, arthropods and bats.

8. The River and Lakes (Inland Waterways) Danger: Low - Medium. Climate: Temperate. Resources: Silica, fresh water, and fish. Use: Safe transit routes connecting the map, inhabited by Spinos in the deeper areas

The babies of Umamusume are not just helpless little creatures. They have chaos in their blood, and raising them is a humorous nightmare for the survivor, divided into two key aspects.

1. Their Physical Appearance: Tiny Chibis or "Goblins": Physically, they look like tiny, big-headed, chibi-style versions of adult Umamusumes

Absurd Speed: Although they measure only a few centimeters and their legs are tiny, they move at a ridiculous speed. They look like tiny, hyperactive insects running and jumping all over the base.

The "Imprinted" Swindlers: To get attention (imprinting), a normal hatchling would ask for a walk or a berry. An Agnes Tachyon hatchling will demand high-quality narcotics or expensive chemical vials in its crib. If you don't give them to it, it will throw a tantrum and sabotage the feeders of your other dinosaurs.

Miniature Destruction: Gold Ship hatchlings are hyperactive. As babies, they run rampant inside players' homes, knocking over storage cabinets, accidentally triggering traps, and raiding inventories to steal carrots or polymers.

Explosive Tantrums: If a baby Daiwa Scarlet goes hungry or doesn't receive immediate attention, it will start screaming and stamping its feet so violently that its tantrum can crack the stone walls of the base or frighten any large, tame dinosaurs you have kept.

Feeding them is extremely expensive. They don't eat raw meat or ordinary berries from the ground; they demand sweets, vegetable cakes, high-quality carrots, or the expensive laboratory fluids sold by the High-Class Tachyon.

1. Activating "Mother's Rage" Mode: In the original ARK, a dinosaur will attack you if you take its baby. In this series, the mother Umamusume enters an instant Alpha or "Raid Boss" state. Her eyes glow, her speed doubles, and she will stop what she was doing (even if she's fighting a Rex) to focus her attention exclusively on you. Her tracking range becomes infinite: no matter if you're flying in an Argentavis or hiding in your base, she'll know exactly where you are.

2. Destruction of the Base by "Mother Vandalism": If you manage to reach your home alive and lock up the pup, the mother won't just bang on the walls. She'll use her comical, broken features to demolish your progress.

If the mother is Gold Ship: She'll perform an RKO or a wrestling move from the ceiling, breaking your metal structures and releasing all your pet dinosaurs just out of spite.

If the mother is Agnes Tachyon: She won't attack you physically right away. She'll throw chemical bombs or radioactive potions through the windows to poison your base, demanding a million-dollar "ransom" in valuable materials to stop the attack.

If the mother is Daiwa Scarlet: She will throw a colossal tantrum outside your house that will cause a local earthquake, destroying your cupboards and ruining your crops.

3. The Psychological Harassment of Super Creek

If you steal Super Creek's baby, the game transforms into a horror mod. She won't burst through your door in a rage; she'll silently teleport into your room or wait for you in the dark corners of your base. Her obsessive personality will lead her to try to forcibly "adopt" you as punishment, blocking your movements and smothering you with aggressive cuddles until you return her baby. The young ones don't stay quiet. The little chibi you stole will start screaming, stomping, or flashing colors inside your house. This acts like a living GPS locator, attracting not only the mother, but any alpha predator in the biome to you.

1. Equipment Preparation (Mandatory)

Escape Flying Mount: A high-speed Argentavis or, ideally, a Tropeognathus or Wyvern. You need something that can take off vertically instantly. Cryopod or "Poké Ball": Don't carry the baby in your arms or in your regular inventory. As soon as you touch it, put it in a Cryopod to temporarily turn off its "living GPS" signal and prevent it from screaming. Ghillie Suit: Drastically reduces the mother's field of vision, allowing you to get a little closer before triggering her rage.

2. Distraction Phase (The "Bait")

If it's Agnes Tachyon: Throw a fake supply drop or leave a trail of narcotics or chemical vials away from the crib. She'll rush to collect them for her experiments, giving you a 10-second window.

If it's a Gold Ship: Release a low-level carnivorous dinosaur (like a Raptor) near her. Being hyperactive and violent, she'll get distracted putting the dinosaur in a wrestling hold, forgetting about her baby for a moment.

If it's Daiwa Scarlet: Place a large mirror or a statue of herself a few meters away. Her pride and egocentrism will cause her to stand still, either competing or admiring herself, giving you free rein.

Lightning Execution and Extraction: Approach crouching in your Ghillie Suit. Use the cryopod on the baby hatchling immediately. Whistle to your flying mount to pick you up. Fly upwards! Do not run in a straight line on the ground, as the running speed of any Umamusume in "Mother's Rage" mode surpasses that of any terrestrial creature.

Cooling-off Phase (Evading Tracking)

Travel directly to the Snow Biome or the Volcano. Enter a cave or hide behind a wild Alpha dinosaur (like an Alpha Rex). Let the enraged mother arrive and engage the Alpha Rex in combat. While she destroys the wild dinosaur with her fury, you can escape back to your base.