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Daitaku Helios
"Hyped Party-Girl Umamusume"

Names
English Daitaku Helios
Japanese ダイタクヘリオス
Romaji Daitaku Heriosu
Chinese (Traditional) 大德太陽
Chinese (Simplified) 大拓太阳神
Chinese (Hong Kong JC) 大德日神
Korean 다이타쿠 헬리오스
Nicknames ヘリオス (Helios)
ズッ友 (Zuttomo)

Profile
Birthday April 10
Class Senior Division
Dorm Ritto
Roommate Tap Dance City
Height 156cm
Three Sizes B82 W53 H85
Shoe Size 23.5cm
Weight Slaaaay!
Image Colors      #5b64d5
     #fbe247
Emoji 🌞
Calls self ウチ、わたくし (Uchi, Watakushi)
Calls Trainer トレぴ (Torepi)
Solo Song Waracchao!

Voice
Voice Actor Aya Yamane

Daitaku Helios is a character in Umamusume: Pretty Derby. She is one of the protagonists of the stage play Umamusume Pretty Derby: Sprinters' Story alongside Daiichi Ruby, K.S.Miracle, and Yamanin Zephyr.

Biography

"Wahey! Your vibes are off the charts! ☆ Let's party and have some fun! ♪"

Good vibes only! For real, for real! No cap! ☆ Who's ready to party? This racer!

"I'm so loud?! Well, DUH, if you're gonna do something, you gotta make it FUN! And if you wanna call that cringe, I'll just crank it up even louder! ♪" That's the mindset of this bright, chatty runner. Get ready for smilemaxxing and par-tays, 'cause she's in it to enjoy it. Helios is never one to turn down an invitation, and has a way of making every occasion a blast.

Likes She's the G.O.A.T. at Old Maid, and a pro at editing selfies
Dislikes Being quiet is sadge, being polite is omega sadge
Ears On sunny days, they move like crazy.
Tail When she makes a heart with her tail, the pics always slap.
Family She sometimes pranks her parents by pretending to be dead.
Personal Rule None★
Phone Background It's almost all covered by notifications lol
Before a Race... Exchanging LANE with the girls I'm running with ♡
Secrets When she's bummed out, she gets clingy with her BFFs.
The longest she can sit seiza-style on her knees is only ten seconds.

Appearance

Daitaku Helios has brown hair with blue highlights, tied into a left side ponytail at the back, and adorned with a golden star-shaped hairclip to the left of her bangs. Her tail fades from brown to a light gray color. She wears white ear covers decorated with two pairs of multicolored earrings. The right ear cover additionally is decorated with a silver chain and larger earrings: a dark blue triangle and a lighter blue square. She also has multicolored star and triangle-shaped makeup on her upper cheeks, below her eyes. Her fingernails are painted in a variety of vibrant colors from blue, light blue, and yellow. She also has a small snaggletooth that can be seen whenever she smiles or otherwise opens her mouth.

For her race outfit, Daitaku Helios wears a deep blue shirt with a yellow stripe and black accents around the upper torso and the edges of the sleeves, and is tied into a bow at the left waistline. The shirt has two holes along the sleeves. She wears white shorts fastened by a blue, white, and yellow striped belt with a red and light-blue buckle, as well as another lighter blue strap fastened around her right waistline. Her shoes are blue rain boots with yellow buckles and black soles. She wears several accessories, including several multicolored armbands, green and orange beaded bracelets, and a gold necklace with a light blue letter "D".

Relationships

  • Mejiro Palmer - Best friend, or "my super runaway bestie" according to Helios herself. They have a strong friendship that can be also described as "partners in crime", and often get into various hijinks and trouble as they can be a bit reckless, loud and extroverted.
  • Mejiro Ardan - Friend. Ardan does not fully understand Helios' lingo, but she respects her as a friend of Palmer's, and even gets interested in gyaru speech herself. To Helios' delight, Ardan even says "wei" on occasion due to Helios' influence.
  • Tap Dance City - Friend and roommate. Both of them can be very loud party animals, which frequently gets them into trouble. They've also tried to smuggle disco balls into the academy, much to Fuji Kiseki's dismay.
  • K.S.Miracle - Friend and rival. Miracle does not share Helios' general worldview, but she respects Helios and enjoys being around her. When Miracle falls ill, Helios grows concern for her like the rest of her fellow sprinters, and looks out for her in her own way.
  • Yamanin Zephyr - Friend and rival. They both hang out and train together from time to time.
  • Tosen Jordan - Good friend and fellow Gal. The two share a love for fashion and thus have bonded over this.
  • Daiichi Ruby - Rival. Helios is hopelessly in love with her to the point of collapsing when they first met, but this love goes mostly unrequited. While Ruby is annoyed by how Helios never tries to make time in her schedule, she respects her as a racer despite their differing views on racing.
    • IRL - The two real horses were heavily paired up by fans, but ultimately never mated.
  • Ines Fujin - Friend from the same Generation.
  • Matikanetannhauser - Friend.
  • Katsuragi Ace - Friend. Both became friends through Palmer's connection. They get along well, even though Ace can be seen having a hard time in understanding Helios' lingo.
    • They both share the same Runaway (大逃げ oonige) running style, same as Palmer and Tap. This is most likely the basis for friendship and roommate arrangement between the four of them.
  • Fusaichi Pandora - Friend and underclassman. They sing karaoke together, and Fusaichi Pandora admires her as a fellow gyaru.

Media Appearances

Anime

Manga

Stage Play

Event Appearances

Song Discography

Song Album Type
DRAMATIC JOURNEY (Game Size) Solo Vocal Tracks Vol.9 5th EVENT ARENA TOUR GO BEYOND -NEW GATE- Daitaku Helios ver.
Gaze on Me! WINNING LIVE 08 Group
Gaze on Me! (Game Size) Solo Vocal Tracks Vol.9 5th EVENT ARENA TOUR GO BEYOND -NEW GATE- Daitaku Helios ver.
GSK☆ GSK☆ (Digital Single) Group
WINNING LIVE 14 Group
GSK☆ (PV Size) Solo Vocal Tracks Vol.12 Twinkle Circle! in MAKUHARI Daitaku Helios ver.
Ms. VICTORIA (Game Size) Solo Vocal Tracks Vol.9 5th EVENT ARENA TOUR GO BEYOND -NEW GATE- Daitaku Helios ver.
Overrunner! WINNING LIVE 10 Group
Overrunner! (Game Size) Solo Vocal Tracks Vol.9 5th EVENT ARENA TOUR GO BEYOND -NEW GATE- Daitaku Helios ver.
Tracen Ondo (Game Size) Solo Vocal Tracks Vol.13 Twinkle Circle! in OSAKA Daitaku Helios ver.
UMA Summer UMA Summer (Digital Single) Group
WINNING LIVE 22 Group
Umapyoi Densetsu ANIMATION DERBY Season 3 vol.3 Original Sound Track Group
WINNING LIVE 08 Group
WINNING LIVE 10 Group
WINNING LIVE 14 Group
WINNING LIVE 22 Group
Waracchao! WINNING LIVE 08 Solo

Trivia

  • She was announced through the official anime website on January 5th, 2021, the day that episode one of Season 2 aired.
  • In the original Japanese release, Daitaku Helios uses gyaru terms in her dialogue. In the Global release, she uses zoomer terms instead.
  • Daiichi Ruby's dog, Sapphy, appears to be based on First Sapphy, a fan-made foal between the real-life Daitaku Helios and Daiichi Ruby featured in the horse racing simulator series Winning Post. Incidentally, this game also contains a horse named Second Sapphy, a fan-made foal between Daitaku Yamato (a real son of Helios) and Daiichi Cigar (a real daughter of Ruby)
    • Daitaku Helios' real-life last crop was not born to Daiichi Ruby but was named First Sapphy in reference to this fan-made horse. Despite a pedigree that would have made her an incredible turf sprinter, she did not register with the JRA, debuted on dirt, and ran 141 local dirt races with a race record of 2-4-5-130.
  • Helios' real life counterpart liked to prank his caretakers by playing dead and dropping to the ground. This is referenced in both season two of the original anime and in the 'family' section of her in-game biography.
  • Helios is often seen laughing mid-race. This is in reference to Helios' real life counterpart being nicknamed "laughing horse", as the horse frequently raced with his mouth wide open.

Student Introduction


Tracen Academy Student Introduction (Japan)