Uma Musume Pretty Derby Banners: Upcoming and past

Uma Musume Pretty Derby Banners

In Uma Musume: Pretty Derby, banners (also known as “scouts”) are how new Trainee characters and Support Cards enter the game. It’s important to track both upcoming and past banners so players can plan when to save or pull. Below is a guide with banner types, schedules, and history.

How Uma Musume banners work

There are two main kinds of banners in the Uma Musume gacha system:

  1. Character (Trainee) banners
  2. Support Card banners

They often run in parallel, sometimes overlapping, and each banner includes a “rate-up” featured unit or support. The game uses a pity or exchange‑system in which repeated pulls or banner-specific exchange points help guarantee a featured unit over many pulls.

Because the global release uses an accelerated schedule to catch up to Japan, banners rotate faster or more aggressively. A typical banner period lasts 7 to 14 days depending on the rotation pattern.

Upcoming Banners (Global / English)

Below is a sample table of upcoming or imminent banners (as of mid–2025) based on announcements and schedules. Dates and units may shift depending on the region (global vs JP).

Banner PeriodBanner TypeFeatured Unit(s) / SupportNotes
July 2 – July 10, 2025CharacterMihono BourbonFirst of July batch in Global.
July 10 – July 22, 2025Character & SupportBiwa Hayahide (Trainee) / SSR Mejiro Palmer (Support)New banner combining Trainee + Support release.
July 16 – Aug 1, 2025CharacterMejiro McQueen (alt) & Tokai Teio (alt)Alt costumes debut in this cycle.
July 27 – Aug 7, 2025Character & SupportCurren ChanFeatured as next pick in July lineup.
Aug 3 – Aug 13, 2025Character & SupportNarita Taishin / SSR Yaeno MutekiNew entries for August.

You can use official announcements or in‑game banner tabs to verify exact times in your region.

Past / Banner History Highlights

Knowing past banners helps you see patterns (e.g. repeats, reruns, meta shifts). Below are a few notable past banners, especially from 2025, and what was featured:

PeriodBanner TypeFeatured / New UnitsHighlights
July 2025CharacterMihono BourbonOne of the batch starters in Global.
July 2025CharacterBiwa Hayahide Her debut as a playable character.
Aug 2025CharacterK.S. Miracle (Alternate) / Hishi Miracle (Alternate)Alternate versions released.
Sept 9 – Sept 19, 2025CharacterEspoir City (Original)Banner for Espoir City in that window.
Sept 19 – Sept 29, 2025CharacterBelieve (Original)Featured new unit in late September.

If you expand your view to previous years (2023, 2024, etc.), you’ll see many reruns and alternate costumes for favorites like Kitasan Black, El Condor Pasa, Mejiro McQueen, and others

Tips for Using Banner Info

  • Plan your pulls: Use the upcoming schedule to save your premium currency (Carats) for banners you care about.
  • Watch for reruns: Some units rotate back; if you miss one, it might return later.
  • Note overlap periods: Sometimes a new banner starts before the previous one fully ends, double‑banner days may appear.
  • Update constantly: Because banner dates shift by region and version, always check the in‑game banner tab and official social media to confirm.

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