Mihono Bourbon

Mihono Bourbon, ミホノブルボン, is the sort of Uma Musume who can make a room go still just by focusing on a goal. Nicknamed the “Cyborg,” she is famous for her blank precision: she interprets things numerically, moves with cool efficiency, and fixes herself on a mission with almost mechanical certainty. Her stated target says everything about her dramatic, uncompromising style: “Target confirmed. Beginning Operation: Triple Crown Victory.” It is a wonderfully severe image—but the important thing is that Mihono Bourbon is not truly emotionless. Her ironclad manner was shaped by intense training from childhood and by simply not having many chances to socialize, leaving her feelings tucked carefully beneath the polished surface.

That contrast is what gives her profile its particular spark. On first impression, she can seem inorganic, almost intimidatingly controlled, the kind of runner who turns ambition into a procedure and determination into a system. Yet the official notes make it clear that this is learned composure, not emptiness. There is warmth under the armor, even if she does not advertise it easily. She refers to herself as Watashi, and she calls her trainer “Master,” a detail that only sharpens her disciplined, mission-oriented aura. In a cast full of bright personalities, Mihono Bourbon stands out by being so resolutely, memorably composed.

Even her trivia feels larger-than-life in that slightly deadpan Bourbon way. Her strong point is listed as staring contests, which feels entirely believable for someone with such relentless focus, while her weak point is using electronic appliances—an unexpectedly charming crack in the machine-like image. Her family reportedly adopted an analog lifestyle because appliances kept breaking around her. Her ears perk up at commands even in her sleep, and there is even a rumor that her tail is strong enough for her to stand on it. Then the profile turns oddly, wonderfully human again: thanks to her father, she still thinks thunder might steal her tail. It is exactly the sort of detail that keeps the “Cyborg” nickname from flattening her into a gimmick.

Mihono Bourbon is a Senior Division student living in Ritto Dormitory, where her roommate is Nishino Flower. She is listed at 160 cm, with a recorded weight of “No change,” and is voiced by Ikumi Hasegawa, whose performance helps carry that careful balance between severity and hidden feeling. Her orbit also includes names like Rice Shower, Smart Falcon, and Transcend, while Rice Shower and Sakura Bakushin O are noted among her rivals. For all the steel in her presentation, there is also a quietly reassuring side to her: one profile note says that people who have received piggyback rides from her describe her back as surprisingly broad and comforting. That may be the neatest summary of Mihono Bourbon there is—unyielding at a glance, dependable when it matters.

A few quick facts:
- Birthday: April 25
- Dorm: Ritto Dormitory
- Roommate: Nishino Flower
- Self-pronoun: Watashi
- Trainer address: Master
- Voice actor: Ikumi Hasegawa

Sources

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mihono_Bourbon
• https://yuripedia.fandom.com/wiki/Mihono_Bourbon
• https://gamerblurb.com/articles/mihono-bourbon-build-guide-uma-musume-pretty-derby
• https://gametora.com/umamusume/characters/mihono-bourbon
• https://anibase.net/en/character/l9BVo/Mihono-Bourbon