
Umamusume: Pretty Derby Tier Lists
Umamusume: Pretty Derby is Cygames' horse-girl racing gacha in which you coach Umamusume (Uma Musume) trainees through multi-year careers, then field them in Team Trials and the monthly Champions Meeting PvP. The global server launched in June 2025 and celebrated its 1st Anniversary on June 26, 2026 — it runs behind Japan on an accelerated catch-up schedule, so its meta is very much its own. (That catch-up is why Cygames brands the July 2026 event the in-game 1.5-Year Anniversary even though the server itself is just over a year old: it marks where global's content timeline has reached, not how long global has existed.) Winning is a three-layer puzzle: the trainee you pick, the six-card support deck that shapes her stats and skill pool, and the skills you actually spend your limited skill points on. As of late July 2026 the defining change is Brighter Together: Our Grand Concert — the fourth permanent career scenario, live since July 22, which raises the stat caps that Trackblazer-era builds were designed around.
FAQ
Which Umamusume: Pretty Derby tier list should I use?
There are 3 live boards: Character Tier List, Support Card Tier List, Skill Tier List. Start with the Character Tier List — it has the most player ratings — then check the scenario that matches how you play.
What's S-tier in Umamusume: Pretty Derby right now?
As of Grand Concert (Global · Jul 2026), Seeking the Pearl (Rocket☆Star), Tamamo Cross (Fast as Lightning), Oguri Cap (Ashen Miracle) lead the S tier on the Character Tier List. The full tier list updates live as votes land.
How often are Umamusume: Pretty Derby tier lists updated?
Continuously — tiers re-tabulate as votes land, and the last ranking change was 1d ago. When a new patch drops, boards roll forward so votes rank the current version, not last season's.
How are Umamusume: Pretty Derby tiers decided?
By player votes. Each visitor rates entries S, A, B or C, and every board re-bands from the blended community score. New boards start from a clearly-labeled expert baseline until enough real votes arrive — displayed counts only ever include player votes. Full methodology →