Steel Ball Run vs Umamusume

Umamusume: Pretty Derby (literally translated as "Horse Girl") is a successful Japanese multimedia franchise created by Cygames. The story is set in a world where history's most famous racehorses are reborn as young women with horse ears and tails, who compete in races and also perform as idol singers. What is the story about? The characters in Umamusume are directly inspired by real racehorses (such as Special Week, Tokai Teio, and Silence Suzuka). The anime and video game fictionally recreate the personalities, rivalries, and most important historical events of these horses on the racetrack. Franchise formats The franchise has expanded enormously since its inception: Video game: A simulation and role-playing game for mobile devices and PC (released globally) where you train your "horse girl" to win races and the final tournament. Anime: Several TV seasons, movies, and specials (OVAs) that tell the stories of the protagonists' triumphs. You can watch them on platforms like Crunchyroll. Manga and Music: The franchise includes manga adaptations and live concerts where voice actresses perform the characters' songs.

Steel Ball Run (Japanese: スティール・ボール・ラン, Sutīru Bōru Ran) is the first part of the reboot and seventh story in the Japanese manga series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, written and illustrated by Hirohiko Araki. Set in 1890, it stars Gyro Zeppeli, a disgraced former executioner, and Johnny Joestar, a former jockey who was shot and lost the use of his legs, as well as his fame and fortune. They, along with others, compete in a cross-country horse race from San Diego Beach to New York City (a 6,000 km journey) for $50 million, aiming to defeat the President of the United States.

Johnny Joestar -Gyro Zeppeli -Sandman -Diego Brando -Pocoloco -Hot Pants -Mountain Tim -FV Stroheim -Dixe Chicken -Benjamin Boom Boom -LA Boom Boom -Zenyatta Mondatta -Caravan Serai -Baba Yaga -Nellyville -Dot Han -Gaucho -Norisuke Higashikata -Sloop John B -Barry White -Churches -Avdol

Sandman doesn't need a horse for the race. If he does, he'll run on his own two feet, since he's the fastest man in America.