Timeline of Active Uma Careers (as of september 2026)
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Timeline of Active Uma Careers (as of september 2026)

Edit: CORRECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE. Please note the updated chart I've posted in the comments below. This one is inaccurate.

I've seen a couple charts posted here and there about what "generation" each uma was from, but I always felt that they never really painted a complete picture in regards to how many of them were concurrent with each other, and also of course the fact that many of them started racing at 2 instead of the standard 3 years old. So I made this infographic to comprehensively map out everyone's careers as best I can. Please let me know if I've made any mistakes, I've gone over it a couple times to be sure, but there may be something I've missed since there are so many.

u/FhantomHed — 1 month ago

Frenzy Takes Me (OC)

>It doesn’t matter to me how many of their blades cut into my skin, how many of their hammers pummel my organs, I will not fall. I cut down more and more. They chip away at my body. I’m tired. My lungs gasp for air, but the smoke is so thick that they can’t get enough of it. My body is sore. But I still keep fighting.

>I was told a story long ago by my commander. He had traveled to Kaprosia from the frigid northern lands of the Iron Mountains. He told me of a clan of battle-hardened warriors that pushed their bodies to the absolute limits of what was physically possible. They were the greatest warriors that land had ever known, not just through raw strength, but through their sheer, unfettered hatred for their enemies. They channeled their anger into every attack they made. They endured inhuman punishment through rage alone. They could fight for hours uninterrupted, they would tear tree trunks from their roots and swing them like maces, they would strike armored foes so fiercely that the men would vomit their entrails, they would tear the limbs off of monsters and hack at them with their own claws and make the same fools of the men who thought they could stand against them.

>He called those warriors “Berserkers.”

u/FhantomHed — 2 months ago