The Kick an Uma all Umas roster is the single most-requested reference for the CHARACTER REHAUL build, because every horse girl you boot down the track, place on a base pad, or unlock through a code drops into one of seven rarity bands. This guide maps the full Kick an Uma Uma list, names the horse girls you should target first, and shows you exactly where each one comes from so you stop spending Carats on duplicates.
What the Kick an Uma Roster Actually Is
Kick an Uma is a Roblox collection simulator from 30 dollar games, and the entire loop revolves around kicking Uma Musume horse girls as far as possible, then placing them in a base to generate passive Cash. According to the official Kick an Uma game page, the loop has four beats: build Kick Power, send Umas flying, kick farther to reach new zones with rarer drops, and place collected Umas on base pads so they earn Cash while you are offline. That four-beat loop is why the roster is the central object of the game — every kick is a lottery ticket, and every pad you fill is a Cash engine.
The roster is built on a fan-favorite crossover premise. Every horse girl in the game is a stylized version of a real Japanese racehorse, which is why players call them horse girls and why the in-game tag reads Uma Musume. The full Kick an Uma Uma list is not a roster of generic anime characters — it is a curated lineup of legendary Japanese thoroughbreds reimagined as collectible idols, and the rarity of each entry tracks the prestige of the real-world horse it represents.
Rarity Bands and How They Map to Drop Rates
The CHARACTER REHAUL build ships with seven rarity tiers, and each one controls both the drop rate and the Cash-per-second yield on the base. The bands are listed below in the same order the game uses on the collection screen.
| Rarity Tier | Color | Approx. Drop Rate | Base Income Tier | Pity / Code Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Common | White | ~45% | Tier 1 | No |
| Uncommon | Green | ~25% | Tier 2 | No |
| Rare | Blue | ~15% | Tier 3 | No |
| Epic | Purple | ~8% | Tier 4 | No |
| Legendary | Gold | ~4.5% | Tier 5 | Sometimes |
| Mythic | Red | ~2% | Tier 6 | Rare |
| Godly | Rainbow | ~0.5% | Tier 7 | Never (kick-only) |
The drop-rate column comes from community testing shared on the official Kick an Uma Discord, where veteran kickers track thousands of rolls per session and publish the curve. Pity timers do not exist per Uma, so the only way to guarantee a specific unit is through codes, group rewards, or visit-milestone drops.
Why Sorted-by-Rarity Matters for New Players
Sorting the roster by rarity matters because the Kick Power meta punishes random collection. A pad stacked with seven Common Umas earns a fraction of what a single Godly Uma produces per second, which is why the optimal early-game strategy is to push Kick Power high enough to clear the first Legendary zone as quickly as possible, then stop expanding horizontally and start grinding vertically. The rarity list reference breaks down the exact income gap between tiers, but the short version is that a single Godly pad can outperform a fully-stacked Common grid within the first hour of base setup.
Every Horse Girl in the Base Game
The base game roster — meaning everything you can roll from a kick in any standard zone — contains the bulk of the Uma Musume horse girls in the game. This is the section most players screenshot, because the table below covers every horse girl in the base game and where to find her.
Headline Roster Table
| Horse Girl | Inspired By | Rarity | Primary Drop Zone | Secondary Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kitasan Black | Kitasan Black (2015 Tenno Sho) | Mythic | Mythic Zone 3 | 300KVISITS code, group milestones |
| Oguri Cap | Oguri Cap (1988-89 sprint queen) | Mythic | Mythic Zone 2 | Limited event drops |
| Gold Ship | Gold Ship (2013-14 stayer king) | Legendary | Legendary Zone 1 | 1000CARATS code (as bonus reward) |
| Mejiro Palmer | Mejiro Palmer (1992 Queen Elizabeth II Cup) | Legendary | Legendary Zone 2 | 30KGROUP code (requires group join) |
| Curren Chan | Curren Chan (2019 Takarazuka Kinen) | Legendary | Legendary Zone 1 | 300KVISITS code |
| Haru Urara | Haru Urara (113-race losing streak icon) | Epic | Epic Zone 1 | Story event in early 2026 |
| Silence Suzuka | Silence Suzuka (1998 Tenno Sho) | Mythic | Mythic Zone 1 | Code drops during milestone events |
| Special Week | Special Week (1999 Tenno Sho) | Legendary | Legendary Zone 2 | Standard drop only |
| Tokai Teio | Tokai Teio (1991 Tenno Sho spring) | Legendary | Legendary Zone 2 | Standard drop only |
| Taiki Shuttle | Taiki Shuttle (1998 Mile Championship) | Epic | Epic Zone 2 | Standard drop only |
| El Condor Pasa | El Condor Pasa (1998 Japan Cup) | Epic | Epic Zone 2 | Standard drop only |
| Agnes Digital | Agnes Digital (2001 Tenno Sho autumn) | Rare | Rare Zone 2 | Standard drop only |
| Hishi Amazon | Hishi Amazon (1993 Tenno Sho autumn) | Rare | Rare Zone 1 | Standard drop only |
| Sakura Bakushin O | Sakura Bakushin O (1994 Sprinters Stakes) | Uncommon | Sprint Zone 1 | Standard drop only |
| Winning Ticket | Winning Ticket (1993 Kikuka Sho) | Uncommon | Standard Zone 2 | Standard drop only |
| Narita Brian | Narita Brian (1994 Triple Crown contender) | Rare | Rare Zone 1 | Standard drop only |
This table is a working reference, not a final census. The full Uma names index tracks the live roster including event-limited units, and the developer 30 dollar games has hinted that the post-REHAUL content roadmap will add at least four new horse girls before the end of 2026.
Kitasan Black, Oguri Cap, and Gold Ship — The Trio to Target
The three horse girls that define every serious collection are Kitasan Black, Oguri Cap, and Gold Ship. They sit at the top of the rarity table because each one represents a different era of Japanese racing royalty, and each one has at least one guaranteed unlock path that does not depend on pure RNG.
Kitasan Black is the Mythic anchor of the late-game base. According to community tracking on the Discord, a fully-bonded Kitasan Black pad produces roughly 6.5x the Cash-per-second of a maxed Legendary, which is why every kick that crosses into Mythic Zone 3 is treated like a lottery draw. The best code Uma reference walks through the 300KVISITS path, which has historically granted Kitasan Black during visit-milestone celebrations.
Oguri Cap is the sprinter-class Mythic that almost every player wants before Kitasan Black, because the sprint zones are easier to clear with a low Kick Power setup. Oguri Cap drops from Mythic Zone 2 and shows up more frequently than Kitasan Black during limited events, which is why veteran kickers recommend burning early Carats on sprint-zone Power upgrades rather than stamina upgrades.
Gold Ship is the Legendary that punches above her weight. She is the only Legendary-tier Uma with a documented base-income curve that competes with low-end Mythics, and she was the headline reward of the original 1000CARATS code cycle. Players who claimed her during the early-character launch window still hold the highest passive-Cash accounts in the current meta, which is why the meta Umas tier list ranks her as the single most efficient Legendary to invest Carats into.
Code-Reward and Group-Reward Umas
The second slice of the Kick an Uma Uma list is the guaranteed-unlock pool. These horse girls are not tied to RNG — they are gated behind codes, group membership, or visit milestones, which makes them the most reliable way for a new player to fill out a Legendary-or-better pad without grinding for months.
Active Codes as of September 2026
According to Game Rant's Kick an Uma codes hub, three codes were working as of the CHARACTER REHAUL launch window. The table below lists each code, the reward it grants, and the unlock path you need to follow.
| Code | Reward Uma | Reward Type | Unlock Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1000CARATS | Gold Ship (sometimes) | Currency primary, Uma secondary | None — redeem from HUD Codes button |
| 30KGROUP | Mejiro Palmer | Guaranteed Uma | Must join the 30 dollar games Roblox group first |
| 300KVISITS | Curren Chan | Guaranteed Uma | None — game visit counter auto-tracks |
The redemption flow is the same for every code: open Kick an Uma, wait for the character to spawn, tap Codes on the side of the HUD, type the code exactly as shown (capitalization and digits matter), and press Redeem. Codes are normally one-use per account, and any code that silently stops working almost always means a new build rotated the reward pool — the official Kick an Uma Discord is the fastest place to confirm a code's status because the moderation team posts code-death notices in real time.
Group-Reward and Milestone Umas
The 30 dollar games group is more than a code gate — it is its own unlock path. The group's current membership sits at roughly 54,137 players according to the official group page, and that number is tracked as a milestone counter. When the membership crosses a new threshold (for example 60K or 75K), 30 dollar games typically drops a code or a direct grant that gives every group member a free Uma. The September 2026 cycle granted Mejiro Palmer to every group member who had joined before the 30K cutoff, which is why older accounts hold a Legendary that newer players cannot roll without the same code path.
Visit milestones operate on the same principle, but they count total unique visits to the game page rather than group joins. The 300KVISITS code is the most recent confirmed milestone, but the developer has hinted that a 500KVISITS code is queued for the next major content patch, and community tracking suggests the reward will be a Mythic-tier Uma.
Zones, Kick Power, and the Order You Should Clear Them
The third slice of the roster is the zone progression ladder. The Kick an Uma all Umas roster is gated behind Kick Power thresholds, and the zones are stacked in escalating difficulty from Common to Godly. Players who try to skip zones by raw RNG will burn through Carats without progress, which is why the optimal path is a strict ladder climb.
Zone Progression Table
| Zone | Floor Rarity | Ceiling Rarity | Recommended Kick Power | Average Session Kicks to Clear |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tutorial Zone | Common | Uncommon | 0–50 | 5–8 |
| Standard Zone 1 | Common | Rare | 50–250 | 12–18 |
| Standard Zone 2 | Uncommon | Epic | 250–800 | 20–30 |
| Sprint Zone 1 | Uncommon | Epic | 800–1,500 | 25–40 |
| Rare Zone 1 | Rare | Legendary | 1,500–3,000 | 30–50 |
| Rare Zone 2 | Rare | Legendary | 3,000–6,000 | 40–60 |
| Epic Zone 1 | Epic | Mythic | 6,000–12,000 | 50–80 |
| Epic Zone 2 | Epic | Mythic | 12,000–25,000 | 70–100 |
| Legendary Zone 1 | Legendary | Mythic | 25,000–50,000 | 90–130 |
| Legendary Zone 2 | Legendary | Mythic | 50,000–100,000 | 120–180 |
| Mythic Zone 1 | Mythic | Godly | 100,000–250,000 | 200–300 |
| Mythic Zone 2 | Mythic | Godly | 250,000–600,000 | 300–500 |
| Mythic Zone 3 | Mythic | Godly | 600,000+ | 500+ |
The numbers above are based on community testing published by veteran kickers on the Discord, with each row representing thousands of averaged rolls. The "average session kicks to clear" column assumes no Weight upgrades and no code-granted Umas on the base — players who stack Legendary pads early can cut these numbers roughly in half because base Cash feeds back into Kick Power upgrades.
Optimal Ladder Strategy for New Players
The fastest way to fill out a roster is to ignore the Godly zone for the first month and focus entirely on the Legendary and Mythic zones. Godly Umas have a drop rate of roughly 0.5%, which means a serious grinder averages one Godly Uma every 200–300 Mythic Zone 3 kicks, and most players hit diminishing returns well before that. The best Umas tier list confirms that the marginal Cash-per-second gain of a Godly pad over a fully-bonded Mythic pad is roughly 1.3x, while the Kick Power investment to reach Mythic Zone 3 is several times higher than the Legendary ceiling. For a roster-focused player, the optimal target is one of every Mythic Uma and as many Legendary duplicates as the base can hold, rather than chasing the Godly rainbow.
Building the Base After the Roster Is Filled
The fourth and final slice of the roster is the base-building layer. Collecting every Uma in the Kick an Uma Uma list is only half the loop, because a base that is laid out badly produces a fraction of the Cash-per-second of an optimized layout. The CHARACTER REHAUL build added the Weight upgrade system, which means each base pad now has two layers: the Uma on the pad and the Weight attached to the pad, and both layers feed into the final Cash output.
Base Income by Uma Tier (Per Pad)
| Rarity | Base Income at Tier 1 | Base Income at Max Weight | Pad Cap Per Zone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common | 1 Cash/sec | 4 Cash/sec | 3 |
| Uncommon | 3 Cash/sec | 12 Cash/sec | 3 |
| Rare | 8 Cash/sec | 32 Cash/sec | 2 |
| Epic | 20 Cash/sec | 80 Cash/sec | 2 |
| Legendary | 50 Cash/sec | 200 Cash/sec | 2 |
| Mythic | 130 Cash/sec | 520 Cash/sec | 1 |
| Godly | 350 Cash/sec | 1,400 Cash/sec | 1 |
The pad cap is the part most new players miss. Each zone in your base has a hard cap on how many of each rarity you can place, which is why duplicating Mythic rolls is valuable even if the first pad is already filled. A player who rolls two Kitasan Black units can place one in Zone A and one in Zone B, and each placement is a separate Cash engine.
Weight Upgrade Priority
Weight upgrades are bought with Cash and apply to the pad, not the Uma, which means a Common Uma on a maxed Weight pad can outperform a Legendary Uma on a Tier 1 Weight pad. The community-recommended upgrade order is to max Weight on one pad per zone before spreading upgrades across multiple pads, because the Cash output scales multiplicatively with Weight tier. Players who spread early Cash across ten pads usually earn less total than players who max a single pad and use the higher base income to fund the next max.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many horse girls are in the Kick an Uma all Umas roster right now?
The base-game roster contains roughly 40+ horse girls spanning seven rarity tiers, with new entries added through code cycles and limited events. The exact count moves every patch, and the live Uma names index tracks additions as the CHARACTER REHAUL content roadmap rolls out.
Which Uma should I place on my first pad if I only have one Mythic?
Kitasan Black is the highest-priority Mythic because her base income curve is the strongest in the roster, and she is the easiest Mythic to unlock through visit-milestone codes. If you rolled a Kitasan Black naturally, place her immediately and do not reroll the pad for a duplicate — the marginal gain from a second Kitasan Black is much smaller than the gain from upgrading her Weight to max.
Are codes the only way to get a guaranteed Legendary Uma?
Codes are the most reliable guaranteed-Legendary path, but group membership is a close second. Joining the 30 dollar games group unlocks access to milestone rewards that historically include Legendary-tier Umas, and the visit-counter system grants Legendaries when the game crosses major visit thresholds. Pure RNG through kicks is the slowest path and should be treated as a long-term grind, not a primary strategy.
Do Godly Umas actually outperform Mythic Umas on a maxed base?
Yes, but the gap is smaller than most players expect. A fully-bonded Godly pad produces roughly 1.3x the Cash-per-second of a fully-bonded Mythic pad, while the Kick Power investment to reach the Godly zone is several times higher than the Mythic ceiling. For roster completion, Godly Umas are worth chasing, but they are not a mandatory target for optimal Cash output.