Midori no Makibaō - Revision history

Redguy834 at 22:47, 5 April 2026

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	The manga published in Weekly Shōnen Jump has had over 9 million copies in circulation. In 1996, it was adapted into an anime that aired on Fuji TV.		The manga published in Weekly Shōnen Jump has had over 9 million copies in circulation. In 1996, it was adapted into an anime that aired on Fuji TV.

	In 2026, for April Fool's Day and to mark the 30th anniversary of the ''Makibaō'' anime, 5th anniversary of the ''Umamusume'' mobile game in Japan and the Year of the Horse in the Zodiac calendar, ''Umamusume'' collaborated with ''Makibaō'' featuring six Umamusume whose names end in O. The collaboration includes videos and merchandise.		In 2026, for April Fool's Day and to mark the 30th anniversary of the ''Makibaō'' anime, the 5th anniversary of the ''Umamusume'' mobile game in Japan and the Year of the Horse in the Zodiac calendar, ''Umamusume'' collaborated with ''Makibaō'' featuring six Umamusume whose names end in O. The collaboration includes videos and merchandise.

	==Collaboration Components==		==Collaboration Components==

Redguy834 at 22:44, 5 April 2026

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	The manga published in Weekly Shōnen Jump has had over 9 million copies in circulation. In 1996, it was adapted into an anime that aired on Fuji TV.		The manga published in Weekly Shōnen Jump has had over 9 million copies in circulation. In 1996, it was adapted into an anime that aired on Fuji TV.

	In 2026, for April Fool's Day and to mark the 30th anniversary of the ''Makibaō'' anime, 5th anniversary of the ''Umamusume'' mobile game in Japan and the Year of the Horse, ''Umamusume'' collaborated with ''Makibaō'' featuring six Umamusume whose names end in O. The collaboration includes videos and merchandise.		In 2026, for April Fool's Day and to mark the 30th anniversary of the ''Makibaō'' anime, 5th anniversary of the ''Umamusume'' mobile game in Japan and the Year of the Horse in the Zodiac calendar, ''Umamusume'' collaborated with ''Makibaō'' featuring six Umamusume whose names end in O. The collaboration includes videos and merchandise.

	==Collaboration Components==		==Collaboration Components==

Redguy834 at 22:44, 5 April 2026

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	The manga published in Weekly Shōnen Jump has had over 9 million copies in circulation. In 1996, it was adapted into an anime that aired on Fuji TV.		The manga published in Weekly Shōnen Jump has had over 9 million copies in circulation. In 1996, it was adapted into an anime that aired on Fuji TV.

	In 2026, ~~both~~ for April Fool's Day and to mark the 30th anniversary of the ''Makibaō'' anime ~~and~~ 5th anniversary of the ''Umamusume'' mobile game in Japan, ''Umamusume'' collaborated with ''Makibaō'' featuring six Umamusume whose names end in O. The collaboration includes videos and merchandise.		In 2026, for April Fool's Day and to mark the 30th anniversary of the ''Makibaō'' anime, 5th anniversary of the ''Umamusume'' mobile game in Japan and the Year of the Horse, ''Umamusume'' collaborated with ''Makibaō'' featuring six Umamusume whose names end in O. The collaboration includes videos and merchandise.

	==Collaboration Components==		==Collaboration Components==

AdmiralKaneki at 12:07, 2 April 2026

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	\| name_en = Midori no Makibaō		\| name_en = Midori no Makibaō
	\| name_jp = みどりのマキバオー		\| name_jp = みどりのマキバオー
	\|cover=~~Umamusume x Makibao~~.~~webp~~		\|cover=AprilFools2026.jpg
	\| air_date=March 2, 1996 – July 12, 1997		\| air_date=March 2, 1996 – July 12, 1997
	\| director=[[Wikipedia:Noriyuki Abe\|Noriyuki Abe]]		\| director=[[Wikipedia:Noriyuki Abe\|Noriyuki Abe]]

Carlo: /* Collaboration Components */

2026-04-02T12:02:41Z

Collaboration Components

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	* The ''Makibaō'' anime opening but with the Umamusume in place of the other horses.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQHoiq8QulU 【TVアニメ『みどりのマキバオー』×『ウマ娘』】コラボ“オー”プニング映像「走れOOオー」※期間限定公開※ (TV Anime ''Midori no Makibaō'' × ''Umamusume'' Collaboration "Oh"-pening Video: "Run, OO-Oh!" — Limited-Time Release)] PakaTube (''Umamusume'' on YouTube)</ref>		* The ''Makibaō'' anime opening but with the Umamusume in place of the other horses.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQHoiq8QulU 【TVアニメ『みどりのマキバオー』×『ウマ娘』】コラボ“オー”プニング映像「走れOOオー」※期間限定公開※ (TV Anime ''Midori no Makibaō'' × ''Umamusume'' Collaboration "Oh"-pening Video: "Run, OO-Oh!" — Limited-Time Release)] PakaTube (''Umamusume'' on YouTube)</ref>
	** ''[[Hashire Umamusume]]'' (performed by the six Umamusume in the collaboration) is the opening theme as both it and the ''Makibaō'' opening theme, ''Hashire Makibaō'' by F.MAP, are covers of ''Hashire Kotaro'' by Salty Sugar.		** ''[[Hashire Umamusume]]'' (performed by the six Umamusume in the collaboration) is the opening theme as both it and the ''Makibaō'' opening theme, ''Hashire Makibaō'' by F.MAP, are covers of ''Hashire Kotaro'' by Salty Sugar.
	* A brief clip of the Makibaō ending theme performed by Men's 5 with Makibaō dancing in a tuxedo but as ''Tottemo Umamimi'' (とってもウマミミ; ''Feels Umamimi'') instead of ''Tottemo Umanami''' (とってもウマナミ; 'Super Delicious').<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcbeVYq8I04 【ウマ娘プリティーダービー】CM「とってもウマミミ」篇		* A brief clip of the ''Makibaō'' ending theme performed by Men's 5 with Makibaō dancing in a tuxedo but as ''Tottemo Umamimi'' (とってもウマミミ; ''Feels Umamimi'') instead of ''Tottemo Umanami'' (とってもウマナミ; ''Super Delicious'').<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcbeVYq8I04 【ウマ娘プリティーダービー】CM「とってもウマミミ」篇
	(''Umamusume: Pretty Derby'' Commercial: "So Very Uma-Eared")] PakaTube (''Umamusume'' on YouTube)</ref>		(''Umamusume: Pretty Derby'' Commercial: "So Very Uma-Eared")] PakaTube (''Umamusume'' on YouTube)</ref>
	[[File:Makibao White Lightning.png\|thumb\|right\|The silhouette of Makibao with Tamamo Cross' headband and lightning from ''Encounter of the O's'']]		[[File:Makibao White Lightning.png\|thumb\|right\|The silhouette of Makibao with Tamamo Cross' headband and lightning from ''Encounter of the O's'']]

Carlo at 11:24, 2 April 2026

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	{{Anime Infobox		{{Anime Infobox
	\| name_en = Midori no Makibaō		\| name_en = Midori no Makibaō
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	* [[Wikipedia:Midori_no_Makibaō\|''Midori no Makibaō'']] on Wikipedia		* [[Wikipedia:Midori_no_Makibaō\|''Midori no Makibaō'']] on Wikipedia
	* [https://makibao.umamusume.jp/ Official Collaboration Website] (April 2026 only)		* [https://makibao.umamusume.jp/ Official Collaboration Website] (April 2026 only)
			* [https://cystore.com/Form/Product/ProductList.aspx?pgi=UMA260401A&sort=99 CyStore merchandise page] (Limited time)

	==References==		==References==

	[[Category:Collaborations]]		[[Category:Collaborations]]

Carlo: /* Trivia */

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* Before the April 2026 collaboration, Tsunomaru had collaborated with ''[[Cinderella Gray (Manga)\|Cinderella Gray]]'' artist to produce special art featuring ~~both~~ Tamamo Cross ~~and~~ Chūbei.		* Before the April 2026 collaboration, Tsunomaru had collaborated with ''[[Cinderella Gray (Manga)\|Cinderella Gray]]'' artist Taiyō Kuzumi to produce special art featuring Tamamo Cross alongside Makibaō with Chūbei.
	* Makibaō's main rival Cascade is based on [[Fuji Kiseki]].		* Makibaō's main rival Cascade is based on [[Fuji Kiseki]].

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{{Stub}}
{{Anime Infobox
| name_en = Midori no Makibaō
| name_jp = みどりのマキバオー
|cover=Umamusume x Makibao.webp
| air_date=March 2, 1996 – July 12, 1997
| director=[[Wikipedia:Noriyuki Abe|Noriyuki Abe]]
| studio=[[Wikipedia:Studio Pierrot|Studio Pierrot]]
| number_episodes=61
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{{Manga Infobox
|name_en=Midori no Makibaō
| cover=Cingray_Makibao_collab.jpg
|name_jp=みどりのマキバオー
|publish_date=November 28, 1994 - February 9, 1998
|number_volumes=16
|serialization=Weekly Shōnen Jump
}}

'''Midori no Makibaō''' (みどりのマキバオー, "Green Meadow King") is a 1994 manga by [[Wikipedia:Tsunomaru|Tsunomaru]] about Midori Makibaō. Based on [[Tamamo Cross]], he is a small white mule with a physique similar to a donkey's with wide nostrils who is able to best larger thoroughbreds in major races with exceptional determination and speed.

The manga published in Weekly Shōnen Jump has had over 9 million copies in circulation. In 1996, it was adapted into an anime that aired on Fuji TV.

In 2026, both for April Fool's Day and to mark the 30th anniversary of the ''Makibaō'' anime and 5th anniversary of the ''Umamusume'' mobile game in Japan, ''Umamusume'' collaborated with ''Makibaō'' featuring six Umamusume whose names end in O. The collaboration includes videos and merchandise.

==Collaboration Components==
* The ''Makibaō'' anime opening but with the Umamusume in place of the other horses.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQHoiq8QulU 【TVアニメ『みどりのマキバオー』×『ウマ娘』】コラボ“オー”プニング映像「走れOOオー」※期間限定公開※ (TV Anime ''Midori no Makibaō'' × ''Umamusume'' Collaboration "Oh"-pening Video: "Run, OO-Oh!" — Limited-Time Release)] PakaTube (''Umamusume'' on YouTube)</ref>
** ''[[Hashire Umamusume]]'' (performed by the six Umamusume in the collaboration) is the opening theme as both it and the ''Makibaō'' opening theme, ''Hashire Makibaō'' by F.MAP, are covers of ''Hashire Kotaro'' by Salty Sugar.
* A brief clip of the Makibaō ending theme performed by Men's 5 with Makibaō dancing in a tuxedo but as ''Tottemo Umamimi'' (とってもウマミミ; ''Feels Umamimi'') instead of ''Tottemo Umanami''' (とってもウマナミ; 'Super Delicious').<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcbeVYq8I04 【ウマ娘プリティーダービー】CM「とってもウマミミ」篇
(''Umamusume: Pretty Derby'' Commercial: "So Very Uma-Eared")] PakaTube (''Umamusume'' on YouTube)</ref>
[[File:Makibao White Lightning.png|thumb|right|The silhouette of Makibao with Tamamo Cross' headband and lightning from ''Encounter of the O's'']]
* An animated short entitled "Episode 0: Encounter of the 'O's". During the short, there is a segment where Makibaō is surrounded by white lightning and has Tamamo Cross's headband in reference to Makibaō also being based on Tamamo Cross.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1VoSJ-XzL4 【TVアニメ『みどりのマキバオー』×『ウマ娘』】EPISODE O「“オー”たちの邂逅」※期間限定公開※ (TV Anime ''Midori no Makibao'' × ''Umamusume'' EPISODE 0: "The Encounter of the 'O's" — Limited-Time Release)] PakaTube (''Umamusume'' on YouTube)</ref>

==Collaboration Cast==
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
!Cast
|-
|[[Machico|'''Machico''']] ([[Tokai Teio]])
|-
|[[Sora Tokui|'''Sora Tokui''']] ([[T.M. Opera O]])
|-
|[[Yumiko Mochizuki|'''Yumiko Mochizuki''']] ([[Calstone Light O]])
|-
|[[Sachika Misawa|'''Sachika Misawa''']] ([[Sakura Bakushin O]])
|-
|[[Ruriko Noguchi|'''Ruriko Noguchi''']] ([[Sakura Chiyono O]])
|-
|[[Riko Akechi|'''Riko Akechi''']] ([[Sakura Chitose O]])
|-
|[[wikipedia:Inuko Inuyama|'''Inuko Inuyama''']] (Midori Makibaō/Tarezo Unko)
|}

==Trivia==
* Before the April 2026 collaboration, Tsunomaru had collaborated with ''[[Cinderella Gray (Manga)|Cinderella Gray]]'' artist to produce special art featuring both Tamamo Cross and Chūbei.
* Makibaō's main rival Cascade is based on [[Fuji Kiseki]].

==External Links==

* [[Wikipedia:Midori_no_Makibaō|''Midori no Makibaō'']] on Wikipedia
* [https://makibao.umamusume.jp/ Official Collaboration Website] (April 2026 only)

==References==

[[Category:Collaborations]]