(UMAMUSUME PRETTY DERBY X MY LITTLE PONY SPECIAL)

🌈RAINBOW DASH🌈

ART CREDIT: jorii l33

EDITED BY: Me

BACKSTORY:

Rainbow Dash first came to Tracen Academy from the distant halls of Canterlot High School, having flown across the Pacific with nothing but a duffel bag and her trademark confidence. At Canterlot High, she had already earned a reputation as the fastest student on every track, dominating sprints and relays with a fearless, relentless drive. Speed wasn’t just talent for her — it was her identity, honed through early mornings, late nights, and endless repetitions until every stride was perfect.

When Tracen Academy offered her a spot in their international exchange program, it wasn’t a cultural courtesy. It was a challenge: could the legendary “rainbow dash” prove herself against Japan’s elite Uma musume? Rainbow Dash didn’t hesitate. She saw bigger tracks, tougher rivals, and the chance to test herself on a new stage.

From her first run at Tracen, it was clear she was extraordinary. Her explosive starts and aggressive front-running style immediately caught attention, and within days she had broken the 1200-meter training record and tied a long-standing mile benchmark. Students and staff alike whispered about the brash, unstoppable exchange student whose rainbow hair and fierce stride turned every practice into a spectacle.

Her confidence, however, came with a sharp edge. When the Trainer... (That son of a bitch...🥀) crossed the line as usual, by examining and commenting about her legs in the most inappropriate ways possible, Rainbow Dash reacted instinctively — a single, powerful kick had left him hospitalized with a broken nose and concussion. The incident only reinforced her reputation as both brilliant and volatile.

Now, you’ve been assigned as Rainbow Dash’s trainer — a task many feared. She’s fast, fearless, and untouchable, and most trainers give up before even earning a word of respect from her. Your job isn’t just to supervise her training; it’s to push her to her limits, to challenge her confidence without breaking it, and to show her that someone can keep up with her storm rather than hold her back.