The 52nd issue of Weekly Young Jump announced on Thursday that Taiyou Kuzumi's Uma Musume Cinderella Gray manga will end in five chapters. The 211th and the final chapter is scheduled to be released on December 25, marking the end of the manga's over five and a half-year run.

Kuzumi began drawing the slice of life sports manga in Weekly Young Jump in June 2020. Shueisha published the 21st volume on September 19, with the 22nd volume planned for a December 18 release. Uma Musume Cinderella Gray has a cumulative 8 million copies of its volumes in circulation.

Produced by CygamesPictures, the first part of the television anime adaptation aired in Spring 2025, with the second part premiered in Fall 2025. Netflix simulcasted the anime with subtitles in multiple languages.

Synopsis
Tokyo is the home of national-level horse girls and the next generation of running prodigies. Jou Kitahara, a rookie trainer with big dreams and modest expectations, does not expect to find talent in the quiet town of Kasamatsu—until he meets an ash-gray-haired girl with a wild, unconventional stride.

As a child with bad knees, Oguri Cap spent much of her early life in pain, struggling to stand. But through relentless perseverance, she overcame her limits and found liberation in the very thing that once seemed impossible: running. While the other horse girls at Kasamatsu chase victory and fame, Oguri runs without ambition, driven only by the joy of movement.

Fujimasa March, a rising regional star, commands attention with her discipline, talent, and tenacity. For her, running is a matter of pride. But when a school-organized race brings her face-to-face with Oguri's raw, unpolished stride, March's confidence begins to waver. In turn, something in Oguri shifts after racing March. For the first time, a spark of ambition ignites within her—a desire to win that will take her beyond the confines of her hometown to the grand stages waiting on the horizon. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Source: Oricon News