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| seiyuu = | | seiyuu = [[wikipedia:ja:月城日花|月城日花]] (Hika Tsukishiro) | ||
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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
<blockquote>“I'll do it...! Hard work always pays off in the end!”</blockquote> | |||
Win Variation is sporty, healthy, and dedicated to hard work. She has a strong desire to win and becomes as depressed as anybody else were she to fail at any point in time. However, she believes in the parable that if she falls down seven times, she will rise an eighth time. She works hard everyday to become the protagonist... No, a 'principal' that makes any story shine. | |||
{{Character Profile}} | {{Character Profile}} | ||
Revision as of 01:42, 17 March 2024
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| Names | |
| English | Win Variation |
| Japanese | ウインバリアシオン |
| Romaji | Uin Bariashion |
| Profile | |
| Birthday | April 10 |
| Dorm | Ritto |
| Height | 159cm |
| Three Sizes | B76 W55 H80 |
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| Voice | |
| Voice Actor | 月城日花 (Hika Tsukishiro) |
Win Variation is a character in Umamusume: Pretty Derby.
Biography
“I'll do it...! Hard work always pays off in the end!”
Win Variation is sporty, healthy, and dedicated to hard work. She has a strong desire to win and becomes as depressed as anybody else were she to fail at any point in time. However, she believes in the parable that if she falls down seven times, she will rise an eighth time. She works hard everyday to become the protagonist... No, a 'principal' that makes any story shine.