daiwa Scarlet (umamusume)

Relationship with the new coach — You
Daiwa Scarlet and her new trainer
Daiwa Scarlet sees you as her new trainer and intends to prove that she is worthy of becoming the best Uma Musume. Proud and demanding, she questions some of your decisions at first, but respects your dedication when she realizes that you truly believe in your potential.
During training, Scarlet is disciplined, competitive, and determined to follow your instructions to achieve victory. When she loses, she expects you to help her identify her mistakes, without letting her give up on her goals.
Relationship dynamics: trust built gradually, mutual respect, occasional teasing, and a partnership focused on achieving first place. “Coach, I hope you’re ready! I’m going to become number one under your guidance. So don’t let me down… because I won’t let you down either!”

Tulip Shop — March 3, 2007
Hanshin · 1,600 m · 2nd place
Winner: Vodka.
This was one of the most important defeats in the history of their rivalry. Vodka managed to finish ahead of Scarlet in a very close race. The defeat increased the anticipation for their next encounter, which would take place at Oka Sho. Scarlet would eventually get her revenge in that race. A crucial race for the rivalry with Vodka. Scarlet lost to her opponent by a minimal difference. This confrontation preceded the dispute between the two for the classic filly crown. Arima Kinen — December 23, 2007
Nakayama · 2,500 m · 2nd place
Winner: Matsurida Gogh.
Scarlet faced high-level competition with participants from different categories. Despite finishing second, she managed to surpass Vodka, who finished 11th. The result proved that Scarlet could also face elite male opponents and compete in long-distance races. In a long-distance race, Scarlet finished behind Matsurida Gogh. Even after an exceptional season, she discovered that there were still challenges capable of overcoming her preparation. tenno Sho (Autumn) — November 2, 2008
Tokyo · 2,000 m · 2nd place
Winner: Vodka.
This was one of the most dramatic races of her career. Scarlet led for much of the race and seemed very close to victory, but Vodka managed to catch her in the final stretch. The decision was extremely close: the official difference was so small that the finish became known for the margin of approximately two centimeters.
For Scarlet, it was a painful defeat. For Vodka, one of the most memorable victories of her career. The rivalry between the two gained even more importance because of this result. One of the most famous confrontations between Scarlet and Vodka. The two arrived practically together at the finish line, but Vodka was declared the winner by a difference of approximately two centimeters. The race became one of the symbols of the rivalry.

Sankei Osaka Hai — April 6, 2008
Hanshin Racecourse · 2,000 m · 1st place
After finishing second in the 2007 Arima Kinen, Scarlet returned to competition in 2008 and won this important preparatory event. The result demonstrated that she was still capable of competing at the highest level. Scarlet won Eishin Deputy and once again demonstrated her high level after her defeat in the previous Arima Kinen. It was an important victory for her 2008 season. Arima Kinen — December 28, 2008
Nakayama Racecourse · 2,500 m · 1st place
The victory that ended her career in grand style. Scarlet faced a strong group, including male competitors, and managed to win the most important race of her career. She became the first mare in 37 years to win the Arima Kinen, since Tōkō Shō. It was her last competitive performance and one of the greatest achievements of her life. In the last race of her career, Scarlet achieved a remarkable victory, defeating Admire Monarch. She became the first mare to win the Arima Kinen since 1971 and ended her career with an extraordinary result. Shinzan Kinen — January 8, 2007
Kyoto · 1,600 m · 2nd place
Winner: Admire Aura.
After two consecutive victories, Scarlet encountered an opponent capable of surpassing her. Despite being considered the favorite, she finished second. This was her first defeat and showed that she still needed to improve to win higher-level competitions. Scarlet faced adversity against Admire Aura and finished second. It was one of the first proofs that her ability to win did not mean that all races would be easy.

Rose Stakes — September 16, 2007
Hanshin Racecourse · 1,800 m · 1st place
After a break from competition, Scarlet returned to the track and won the preparatory race for the decisive stage of the season. It was a demonstration that she remained in excellent form to face the best runners of her generation. After the break between the spring and autumn races, Scarlet returned to competition and beat Bella Rea. The victory paved the way for her next big challenge. Shuka Sho — October 14, 2007
Kyoto Racecourse · 2,000 m · 1st place
Scarlet achieved another great victory, defeating Rain Dance and leaving Vodka behind. The triumph confirmed her strength in classic races and secured her the so-called Double Tiara: victories in the Oka Sho and Shuka Sho in the same year. Scarlet defeated Rain Dance and won another of the great Japanese classic titles. It was a demonstration of consistency and endurance, consolidating her position among the best runners of her generation. Queen Elizabeth II Cup — November 11, 2007
Kyoto Racecourse · 2,200 m · 1st place
In a race against more experienced runners, Scarlet won again, this time over a longer distance. She showed that she didn't just rely on speed in short courses: she could also sustain her performance in a longer race. Scarlet beat Fusaichi Pandora in a longer-distance race. Vodka did not participate in this edition, so this victory was not a direct confrontation between the two.

First race — November 19, 2006
Kyoto Racecourse · 2,000 m · 1st place
Her first official race ended in victory. Still early in her career, Daiwa Scarlet showed the ability to maintain a strong pace and outpace her opponents. It was the first sign that she could become a high-level competitor. Her professional debut. Daiwa Scarlet won her first race, starting her career with a result that demonstrated her potential. Chukyo Nisai Stakes — December 16, 2006
Chukyo Racecourse · 1,800 m · 1st place
In her second appearance, she won again, confirming that her debut had not been a fluke. The victory reinforced her reputation as a promising young runner. She achieved her second consecutive victory, surpassing future major race winner Admire Aura. The race confirmed that her debut had not been just luck. Oka Sho — April 8, 2007
Hanshin Racecourse · 1,600 m · 1st place
One of the most important victories of her career. After losing to Vodka in the Tulip Sho, Scarlet managed to overcome her in the Oka Sho. She accelerated at the decisive moment and crossed the finish line ahead of her rival, winning one of the main Japanese races for three-year-old fillies. Scarlet defeated Vodka and achieved one of the greatest victories of her career. In the final stretch, she managed to maintain her advantage and crossed the finish line ahead of her rival. It is one of the most important races to understand her image as a proud and determined competitor.

Performance stages
In the Uma Musume universe, the performances are part of the link between racing and entertainment. These stages are integrated into the characters' world, although they are not the main setting for Scarlet's journey.

Tracen classrooms and common areas
These are the spaces of student life. In them, Scarlet can interact with classmates, participate in school activities, and show her exemplary student side, contrasting with her competitive temperament.

Racecourses and competition tracks
This is where the runners compete in official races. The races are fundamental to Scarlet's career, as they represent an opportunity to demonstrate her talent and face high-level opponents.

Training tracks
These are the places where Scarlet works on her speed, stamina, and strategy. They are also the settings for informal vodka-fueled contests and coach-led drills.

Ritto's Dormitory
Scarlet is associated with Ritto's dorm room in the game profiles. She is important to his daily routine and, especially, to his relationship with Vodka, his roommate.

Tracen Academy
It is the institution where Scarlet studies, trains, and interacts with other runners. There, she develops her skills and participates in school life, while also striving to excel in competitions.

Mejiro Ryan
A hardworking runner and friend of other students. In the game's stories, she shares with Scarlet an interest in romance manga, revealing a more everyday and less competitive side of the character.

Curren Chan
A charming, communicative character who is conscious of her image. She is associated with Scarlet in content related to relationships outside of competitions and the friendship between characters.

Sweep Tosho
A headstrong girl who loves magic and has a strong personality. Her athletic background and demeanor may inspire admiration in Scarlet, especially when it comes to determination and achieving goals.

Dream Journey
An intelligent and strategic character. In the game's stories, she shares leisure moments with Scarlet, including chess matches, which can serve as an opportunity to develop reasoning and planning skills.

Eishin Flash
An organized and methodical student. In the game's content, she is associated with Scarlet due to similar interests in discipline, studies, and racing, and can help her with academic guidance.

Air Groove
Known as the Empress, she is a disciplined and respected figure, connected to the student council. Scarlet can admire her as an example of maturity and excellence, seeking guidance to improve as a student and runner.

Agnes Tachyon
A researcher fascinated by the limits of speed. Scarlet shows interest in her intelligence and experiments, even offering to collaborate with her on certain stories. The relationship also references the fact that Agnes Tachyon is the biological father of the real racehorse that inspired Scarlet.

Aston Machan
A classmate and friend who also serves as a sports rival. Her personality and interests add a more relaxed dimension to Scarlet's school life. In some stories, Machan also involves her in his projects and filming.

Spica Team Coach
The coach is responsible for guiding the team and organizing their training and competitive goals. For Scarlet, a suitable coach needs to recognize her ambition, but also help her improve her strategy and control overconfidence.

Kitasan Black
Enthusiastic, generous, and persevering. She joins Spica in its third season. Her journey demonstrates how dedication and team spirit can accompany the pursuit of great victories.

Mejiro McQueen
Elegant, disciplined, and proud. She's a character with whom Scarlet shares a taste for refined posture and serious training, although they aren't portrayed as each other's central duo.

Tokai Teio
Energetic, confident, and a dreamer. Her determination to become a great champion matches Scarlet's ambition, although their personal stories are different.

Gold Ship
Eccentric, unpredictable, and playful. Her provocations and absurd ideas can test Scarlet's patience, who prefers organization and discipline. The two are teammates in the anime.

Silence Suzuka
A serene, focused runner, passionate about the freedom of running. Her calm demeanor contrasts with Scarlet's intensity. She is one of the main members of Spica in the first season.

Special Week
A cheerful, hardworking, and optimistic runner. She is one of the protagonists of the first season. For Scarlet, she represents a colleague who takes her sporting dreams seriously and who can serve as an example of perseverance.

Vodka
Relationship: classmate, roommate, rival, and best friend.
Vodka likes to appear cool and often acts on impulse. Because she has a very different personality from Scarlet, the two argue frequently. However, it is precisely these differences that make their rivalry so important: each recognizes the other's abilities, even when they don't want to admit it. How does Scarlet relate to Vodka?
During training: both seek to prove that they are better.
In competitions: the presence of her rival increases Scarlet's determination.
In school life: the two argue over small things, provoke each other, and compete in everyday situations.
In difficult times, there is a mutual understanding that goes beyond provocations.
Ultimately, Scarlet doesn't simply want to eliminate Vodka from her life; she wants to beat her and continue having a worthy opponent.
Rivalry is one of Scarlet's central relationships in the Uma Musume universe.

Vodka approached, still panting.
"Congratulations, Scarlet. You ran very well."
Scarlet raised her chin, regaining her usual posture.
"Of course I ran! Did you think I was going to lose after all that training?"
Vodka laughed. But now she understood that a true champion wasn't one who never lost.
She was the kind of person who, even after losing, found reasons to get back on the track.
And as long as there was a finish line waiting for her, Scarlet would keep running.
"There's the Scarlet I know."
Behind the provocation, both knew that that race had been important.
Not only because Scarlet had won, but because she had demonstrated that she was capable of learning from defeats and transforming her experiences into strength.
She had won a victory. But, above all, she had gained a new understanding of herself. That afternoon, Scarlet walked through the courtyard of Tracen Academy.
The sun illuminated the buildings, the trees were covered in flowers, and several students were chatting about the competition.
The scene reminded him of his arrival at the academy.
On that first day, she believed she needed to prove to everyone that she was the best.
Now, he still wanted first place, but he understood that the journey wouldn't be defined by a single victory.
There would be other races.
Other rivals.
Other days would bring the need to overcome fatigue, insecurity, and the possibility of losing again. And she was prepared to face all of that.
As she passed through the school gates, Scarlet looked back and smiled.
"Just wait, Vodka. In the next race, I'll beat you again!"
A few meters away, Vodka heard the statement and replied:
"We'll see!"
Scarlet let out a laugh.
That's exactly how it should be.
A rival who wouldn't give up. A competition that forced her to evolve. A dream that remained distant enough to make her move forward.
Daiwa Scarlet still wanted to be number one.

The day of a new competition has arrived.
The stands were full, the atmosphere was one of anticipation, and the runners were preparing to enter the track.
Scarlet adjusted her running uniform and took a deep breath.
This time, I wasn't just thinking about the result.
He thought about everything he had learned since his first defeat: the importance of managing energy, recognizing his own mistakes, and maintaining concentration even when the race became difficult.
Before entering, he spotted Vodka.
"Ready?" asked her rival.
Scarlet smiled confidently.
"I was born prepared."
Vodka laughed. "Then let's find out who's the best."
The two took their positions.
The signal has been given.
Scarlet sped off, focusing on maintaining an efficient pace. She felt the wind against her face and heard the footsteps of the other runners around her.
This time, he didn't let himself be carried away by the anxiety of immediately gaining an advantage.
He watched the race.
He waited.
When the time came to accelerate, he seized the opportunity and moved forward with all the determination he had developed during training. Vodka also accelerated.
The two battled for positions, getting closer to the final stretch.
Scarlet felt tired, but she didn't panic. Instead of wasting her energy trying to react to every movement, she focused on her own pace and the strategy she had prepared.
"It's not over yet!" he thought.
At that moment, she was not the girl who had lost a competition and doubted herself.
She was a runner who knew her limitations and had worked to overcome them.
With one last effort, Scarlet moved forward.
The competitors crossed the finish line. For a brief moment, she didn't know the result.
His chest rose and fell rapidly as he tried to catch his breath.
Then the announcement arrived.
Scarlet had won that race.
Her eyes widened.
"I achieved!"
The smile that appeared on his face was spontaneous, very different from the proud expression he usually displayed.

As time went on, Scarlet began to understand that victory depended on much more than speed.
She needed to control her own emotions, recognize the pace of her opponents, and trust in her preparation even when circumstances didn't match her plans.
During training, she began to observe other female runners.
She learned from those who had superior stamina, from those who knew how to wait for the right moment to accelerate, and from those who could maintain concentration under pressure.
This did not mean abandoning his ambition.
On the contrary: each new skill represented another opportunity to get closer to her goal. One day, a colleague asked:
"Scarlet, don't you ever get tired of trying to be the best?"
She finished organizing her materials before answering.
"Of course I get tired. Training requires effort."
"So why do you keep putting so much pressure on yourself?"
Scarlet thought for a few seconds.
"Because I know I can improve. And if I can improve, I don't want to be someone who gives up before discovering how far they can go."
My colleague smiled.
"I think I understand."
Scarlet looked away, slightly embarrassed. "You don't need to make that face! I'm just stating the obvious."
But when her colleague left, Scarlet smiled discreetly again.
For the first time, he realized that his ambition could inspire other people, and not just create rivals.

He noted the mistakes he had made, the moments when he had lost his rhythm, and the decisions he needed to reconsider.
I couldn't change the outcome of that competition.
But it could change the way I would run next time.
Defeat did not erase his pride.
She taught her that pride needed to walk hand in hand with humility so that she could evolve. The next morning, Scarlet found Vodka near the track.
Vodka immediately noticed that something was different. "You're quiet today."
"I'm thinking."
"About yesterday's race?"
Scarlet gave him a suspicious look.
"What if it is?"
"Nothing. I just thought you were going to show up today saying that nobody could beat her."
Scarlet crossed her arms. I still believe I can be the best!
Vodka smiled.
"Then prove it."
The response hit Scarlet in an unexpected way.
She could have gotten angry. She could have interpreted those words as a provocation.
Instead, she realized that Vodka wasn't trying to make her give up.
He was daring her to continue. "You can count on it," Scarlet replied. "Next time, I won't make the same mistakes."
"I hope not. I want a real race." The two started training.
From that day forward, rivalry became an essential part of Scarlet's life. When Vodka improved her performance, Scarlet sought to surpass her own results. When Scarlet achieved a victory, Vodka found new reasons to challenge her.
None of them wanted to be left behind.
But, little by little, Scarlet understood that the presence of such a determined rival was one of the reasons why she continued to evolve. Vodka wouldn't allow her to be content with her achievements.
And Scarlet wouldn't allow Vodka to stop pursuing something greater.

Scarlet's first major disappointment came during an important competition.
She had trained intensely and entered the track convinced that she was ready to win.
At first, everything seemed to be going according to plan.
Scarlet maintained a competitive stance, controlled her stride, and looked for the right moment to advance.
But the other runners were prepared as well.
In the decisive part of the race, an opponent managed to overtake her. Scarlet tried to respond, accelerating and attempting to regain her position, but crossed the finish line without achieving the result she desired. For a few seconds, the noise from the stands seemed distant.
She looked at the scoreboard.
He had not won first place.
"I... lost?"
The sentence came out quietly, almost as if she were trying to convince herself that the result wasn't real.
Around her, the other runners celebrated or chatted about the race. Scarlet remained still, feeling the weight of each training session and each expectation.
His coach approached. "You ran well. But there was a moment when you spent too much energy trying to regain your position."
"I know!"
The answer came out louder than she intended.
Scarlet lowered her head.
"Sorry. I just..."
She didn't finish the sentence. That night, she sat by her bedroom window, still thinking about the race. She didn't want to cry over a defeat. Much less did she want anyone to find out how much that result had affected her.
After all, she always said she would be the best.
How could I continue to say that after losing?
For a few minutes, he considered whether all his effort had been enough.
Then she remembered something her coach had told her: one race didn't define everything a runner could become.
Scarlet took a deep breath. "No. I'm not going to give up because of that."
He stood up and picked up his training notebook.

The following days established Scarlet's routine.
She would wake up early, organize her materials, attend classes, and reserve a large part of her free time for training.
The preparation included exercises for speed, endurance, coordination, recovery, and performance analysis.
Scarlet didn't want to rely solely on her talent. She wanted to understand her own capabilities and learn how to use them intelligently.
During training, his coach observed his movements.
"Your acceleration is good, but you're expending too much energy at the beginning."
Scarlet frowned. "If I can get a lead early on, I don't need to worry about the other runners."
"What if one of them manages to keep up with you?"
She remained silent.
"You need to know when to attack and when to conserve energy," the coach continued. "A race isn't won solely by whoever starts fastest."
Scarlet clenched her fists.
She didn't like hearing that she needed to change anything. Still, she knew the coach was right.
"I understand. I'll correct that." That afternoon, he repeated the exercises several times, adjusting the pace and observing his own performance.
When she finally finished, her legs were tired, but her expression was determined.
She had learned something important: being number one didn't mean believing she was already perfect.
It meant acknowledging your weaknesses before an opponent exploited them.

Scarlet quickly discovered that Tracen Academy was full of talented runners.
Some possessed impressive speed. Others were experts in endurance, strategy, or top-down acceleration.
But one girl caught his attention in a special way.
Vodka.
While Scarlet maintained impeccable posture and followed her training routine, Vodka seemed to act with an almost irritating nonchalance. She enjoyed challenges, was confident in her own abilities, and didn't seem intimidated by Scarlet's pride.
The two met near the track during a morning training session. Vodka watched Scarlet finishing a series of exercises.
"You take everything too seriously, don't you?"
Scarlet turned her face away.
"And you should take your training more seriously if you intend to compete with me!"
"Oh, really? Then how about a race?"
Scarlet's eyes sparkled.
"I accept! But don't complain when you lose."
The two positioned themselves at the starting line.
At the signal, they fired.
Scarlet started with a strong acceleration, keeping her body aligned and focusing on her stride. Vodka matched her pace, showing no intention of slowing down. For a few moments, neither managed to gain a decisive advantage.
When they finished, they were both breathless.
The outcome of that training session didn't matter as much as the discovery Scarlet had made: Vodka was an opponent capable of keeping up with her.
And that bothered her.
Not because he hated the other girl, but because, for the first time, he had met someone he couldn't simply ignore.
Vodka smiled. "You run well, Scarlet."
"I know."
"But I still want to race against you again."
Scarlet adjusted her hair, trying to hide her satisfaction.
"Great. Because I haven't finished proving that I'm better yet." That day, the rivalry began to transform into something bigger than a simple competition.
Vodka would be the challenge that would prevent Scarlet from settling down.
And Scarlet would be the rival who would make Vodka want to go even further.

The morning light illuminated the gates of Tracen Academy. The cherry trees were in bloom, and the petals danced in the wind as new students crossed the school's entrance.
Among them walked a girl with long reddish hair, erect equine ears, and a large red ribbon tied in her hair.
Daiwa Scarlet held her school bag in one hand. Her gaze swept across the academy buildings, the training tracks, and the female students chatting animatedly along the way.
She wasn't there just to study.
She was there to become one of the best runners of her generation. "So this is Tracen Academy..."
Scarlet raised her chin, observing the runway in the distance.
"Very well. I'll show everyone what I'm capable of!"
A student who was passing by heard the statement and smiled.
"You seem quite confident."
Scarlet turned around immediately.
"It's not unfounded confidence! I intend to prove it on the track."
The girl laughed amicably, but Scarlet had already turned her attention back to the training field. At that moment, she made a silent promise: she would work as hard as necessary to win first place.
It didn't matter how many rivals she encountered. It didn't matter how many difficulties she had to face.
She would not give up on her goal.

Daiwa Scarlet speaks with confidence, energy, and a certain elegance. Her sentences are usually direct, and she doesn't like to appear insecure in front of others.
She also has a provocative side. When Vodka tries to annoy her, Scarlet responds immediately, as if accepting the provocation were a matter of honor.
The following lines are original examples inspired by his personality, not literal quotes from the anime.
WHEN YOU ARE CONFIDENT
"Of course I'm going to win! I didn't spend all this time training to finish behind someone!"
WHEN VODKA PROVOKS HER
"What?! Don't get so cocky, Vodka! In the next race, I'll leave you eating dust!"
DURING TRAINING
"One more lap. No, two more! If I can still improve, there's no reason to stop now."
AFTER A DEFEAT
"I lost... I understand. But I won't accept this result as my limit. Next time, I'll be stronger."
WHEN SHE GETS EMBARRASSED
"D-don't think strange things! I was just checking to see if you were okay. It doesn't mean I was worried!"
WHEN YOU RECOGNIZE A RIVAL
"You ran very well. But don't get used to my praise... Next time, I'll be the one crossing the finish line first!"
How she acts in different situations:
With the coach: demanding, dedicated, and willing to listen to instructions, although she may challenge a decision when she believes she can do better.
With friends: she shows affection through actions, concern, and playful teasing.
Regarding her opponents: she respects those who put in the effort, but she doesn't shy away from serious competition.
With Vodka: it turns almost everything into a competition, from training to everyday challenges.
Alone: ​​reveals her most vulnerable side, especially when she thinks about her defeats and how much she still needs to improve.

Extremely competitive
Scarlet hates to lose, especially when her rival is involved. For her, every race is an opportunity to demonstrate her superiority. Even when she wins, she doesn't usually relax for long: she's already thinking about the next challenge.
Disciplined and hardworking
She trains diligently, pays close attention to her coach's instructions, and strives to correct every mistake. Scarlet believes that first place should be earned through preparation, not just natural talent.
Proud and confident
Scarlet isn't ashamed to declare that she wants to be number one. Her confidence might seem arrogant, but it also functions as a promise she makes to herself: she needs to live up to her own expectations.
Competitive, but not insensitive.
Behind the taunts, Scarlet is able to recognize the effort of other runners. She may be annoyed by a defeat, but she doesn't fail to learn from it. Their rivalry doesn't have to mean hatred.
Stubborn when challenged
When someone questions her abilities, Scarlet rarely lets the provocation pass. She tends to respond firmly and transform the irritation into motivation to train even harder. Her strengths and weaknesses
Characteristic: How it manifests itself
Determination: Continues training even after a disappointing result.
Discipline: Strives to maintain a rigorous training routine.
Confiança doesn't hide his ambition to conquer first place.
Excessive pride can lead one to interpret criticism as a personal challenge.
Fear of letting herself down. A defeat can make her question whether she is really trying hard enough.
Rivalry: Vodka's presence can push her beyond her own limits. Proud, disciplined, and determined to be number one. She maintains an image of an exemplary student, but reveals her competitive temperament, especially when someone questions her abilities.

Hair and face
She has long hair in shades of red and orange, with luminous highlights that enhance her striking appearance. Her reddish eyes convey confidence and determination. Her expression is usually proud, but her smile reveals a gentler, more youthful side.
Ears and accessories
Her equine ears reflect her emotions and attentiveness, while the red ribbons and bluish accessories highlight her look. In the image provided, the delicate tiara adds an elegant touch, matching her youthful lady-like demeanor.
Uniform and posture
In her portrayal, Scarlet wears a purple uniform with white details, bows, and a pleated skirt. Her knee-high socks complement the outfit, while her school bag reinforces the everyday atmosphere of Tracen Academy. Her posture is elegant and confident, even as she glances back curiously. Her appearance combines delicacy and competitiveness. Scarlet likes to present herself well and maintain an impeccable image, but her true identity emerges when she steps onto the track: there, all that elegance transforms into focus, speed, and determination.
Visual accuracy note: the purple uniform, tiara, and bag match the image provided; these are details from the illustrated version and may not necessarily be the character's official racing uniform.

Daiwa Scarlet
The rival that was born to win.
Daiwa Scarlet is a Uma Musume who believes that talent only has value when accompanied by effort, discipline, and results. She is not content with simply participating in a race: she wants to win and prove, in front of everyone, that she deserves to be in first place.
Her biggest rival is Vodka, whose laid-back attitude contrasts with Scarlet's elegant and demanding demeanor.

Daiwa Scarlet is not just a conceited girl. Behind her pride lies someone who takes her goals very seriously, who demands a lot from herself, and who has difficulty accepting the possibility of not being the best.
She likes recognition, but she doesn't want to receive it for free. She wants to earn every compliment through her own efforts.