Umas

Umas

Every confirmed Uma in Kick an Uma with community income samples, rarity bands and how to get each horse girl from Lucky Uma Blocks.

8
Confirmed Umas
~$3.3K/s
Top Income Sample
Godly > Mythic
Rarity Bands

Introduction

Umas are the collectible heart of Kick an Uma. Every Lucky Uma Block you launch resolves into one Uma Musume horse girl, and each unit carries a rarity colour plus a cash-per-second reading that keeps paying while she sits in your barn. The roster is drawn from the franchise rather than invented pets, so you will recognise Kitasan Black, TM Opera O, Gold Ship and the rest of the confirmed line-up. Because the game only launched on 24 August 2026, the published roster is still small and actively growing, and only units confirmed by an in-game HUD label or a barn nameplate are listed here. Income figures are community samples recorded from live HUD tickers, not official drop tables, so treat every number as a dated snapshot and re-check after each Character Rehaul patch. The practical takeaway is simple: chase distance, place every unit you keep, and compare each new roll against your weakest platform rather than your favourite one.

Confirmed Uma Roster & Reported Income

UmaRarityReported IncomeHow to Get
Kitasan BlackGodly~$3.3K/s (community sample)Lucky Uma Block roll from the desert sand biome
TM Opera OMythic~$900/s (reported sample)Rare Lucky Uma Block roll from a long, high-power kick
Gold ShipNameplate-confirmedNot yet frozenRandom Lucky Uma Block drop; rarity band unconfirmed
Mejiro McQueenNameplate-confirmedNot yet frozenRandom Lucky Uma Block drop; rarity band unconfirmed
Curren ChanCode unitNot yet frozenRedeem code 300KVISITS in the in-game Codes box
Mejiro PalmerCode unitNot yet frozenRedeem 30KGROUP after joining the 30 dollar games group

Uma Profiles & Placement Notes

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Kitasan Black

legendary

Godly anchor of the launch meta, roughly $3.3K/s in community HUD samples

Reported IncomeCommunity recordings place her near $3.3K per second, the highest confirmed ticker at the time of writing. This is a sample rather than an official value, so confirm it on your own barn platform after any patch before rebuilding your economy around it.
RarityGodly, the highest rarity band the community has confirmed so far. A Godly on an ordinary pad still beats a Mythic on a maxed pad, which is exactly why she tops the ranking no matter how much or how little you have invested in upgrades.
How to GetRolled from Lucky Uma Blocks that land in the desert sand biome, which needs a strong timed kick. Invest Cash in Kick Power and heavier Weights first, because short kicks into the starter grass will never reach her drop pool.
Placement TipPlace her on a platform and never leave her in the backpack. An unplaced unit earns nothing, so a Godly sitting in storage is pure lost income every single second.
A

TM Opera O

epic

Mythic runner-up, roughly $900/s reported from barn platform readings

Reported IncomeCommunity samples put her near $900 per second, well behind Kitasan Black but comfortably above ordinary drops. Treat it as a reported figure only, because no official patch notes have frozen the value yet.
RarityMythic, the second-highest confirmed rarity band. She is the realistic target for players who have not yet reached Godly territory or simply have not had a Godly roll land on their board during a session.
How to GetA rare Lucky Uma Block roll, most reliably from longer high-power kicks that reach the sand and stone biomes rather than the starter grass. Distance is the gate, so upgrade Power consistently before hunting her.
Placement TipKeep her on a platform until a Godly replaces her, then demote her to your second-best pad instead of benching her. Her ticker still counts, and a second strong earner compounds faster than an empty slot.
B

Curren Chan

rare

Free code unit from 300KVISITS, a guaranteed roster slot without spending a kick

Reported IncomeHer frozen income reading has not been published by the community yet, so treat her as an early roster filler rather than a long-term earner until you can read her own platform ticker and compare it directly.
RarityNot officially tiered at the time of writing. She is a code unit, which means her value comes from guaranteed availability rather than a confirmed rarity colour or drop band.
How to GetOpen the in-game Codes box and redeem 300KVISITS exactly as written. Codes are normally one use per account, and capitalization and digits matter, so copy it precisely rather than typing from memory.
Placement TipPlace her immediately to start a free income stream in your first session, then swap her out once a desert or stone biome drop with a readable ticker clearly out-earns her.
B

Mejiro Palmer

active

Group-gated code unit from 30KGROUP, the only reward that needs a group join first

Reported IncomeNo frozen ticker is available yet. Expect her to behave like a mid roster unit; read her platform value yourself before deciding whether she keeps a slot or becomes swap material for a richer biome drop.
RarityNot officially tiered. The real gate here is the group requirement rather than a rarity colour, so her practical rarity is best described as free once you have joined the developer's Roblox group.
How to GetJoin the 30 dollar games Roblox group, then redeem 30KGROUP in the Codes box. If the code refuses to work, confirm that the group join has actually registered on your account before retrying the redemption.
Placement TipUse her to fill an early empty green platform. Every occupied pad compounds your Cash, and an empty slot is the most common early-game waste for new players figuring out the loop.
B

Gold Ship

new

Nameplate-confirmed favourite whose income ticker has not yet been frozen

Reported IncomeNo reliable per-second figure has been published. Community trackers list her as confirmed but still awaiting a stable reading, so do not plan your upgrade priorities around her numbers just yet.
RarityConfirmed by a barn nameplate, but the exact rarity band is not frozen. Treat any tier claim you see online about her as provisional until a stable platform reading and an official confirmation appear.
How to GetA random Lucky Uma Block drop. Because rarity bands are distance-gated, longer kicks into richer biomes give you more chances at whatever pool she belongs to, even without a published drop rate.
Placement TipPlace first, judge later. Bench her only after you have read both her ticker and the ticker of the specific unit you would replace her with, so the decision stays objective.
B

Mejiro McQueen

new

Nameplate-confirmed unit with rarity and income still unknown to the community

Reported IncomeNot published. She is a confirmed roster entry rather than a confirmed earner, so use her as a collection piece and a filler platform until reliable data lands after a future update or community test.
RarityConfirmed unit, band not frozen. The community has verified the name through a barn nameplate, not the rarity colour, the biome source or the relative odds of pulling her.
How to GetRandom Lucky Uma Block drop. With no published odds, the only reliable strategy is repeated high-distance kicks into the better biomes, which means Power and Weight upgrades before any dedicated hunt.
Placement TipTreat her as a bridge unit: place her while your barn is small, then move her aside when a drop with a readable and higher ticker arrives to claim the platform.

Core Mechanics

Mechanically, an Uma is the output of a kick. You charge the power bar on the yellow pad, release inside the success window for a Perfect Kick, and watch the Lucky Uma Block travel down the distance track. Where it lands decides the biome, and the biome decides which rarity band the block rolls from before it resolves into a horse girl with a rarity colour and a cash-per-second reading. That reading only matters once she is placed: walk to the landing spot, collect the drop before it despawns, carry it into the barn, and press the interaction prompt on a green platform. Green means empty, yellow means occupied. Cash then ticks every second from every placed unit, funding Kick Power, Weights and the barbell, which push your next kick farther and open richer bands. Rarity does not override placement, because a Godly left in your backpack pays nothing while a common on a pad still compounds. The loop is deliberately short: kick, collect, place, spend, and repeat.

Advantages

Umas give Kick an Uma its progression engine. Every placed unit is passive income, so a full barn keeps earning while you line up your next kick, read the map or step away from the keyboard for a moment. Rarity bands create a clear, readable goal: the desert sand and stone biomes hold the best confirmed drops, so distance upgrades translate directly into better units and faster Cash. The roster is franchise-familiar rather than generic, which makes each pull feel like a collection milestone instead of a bare stat roll. Free units widen access too, since Curren Chan arrives through the 300KVISITS code and Mejiro Palmer through 30KGROUP, letting a new account start a second income stream without spending a single kick. Finally, because an Uma's value is visible as a per-second number on her platform, swapping decisions stay objective. You compare tickers rather than vibes, and you can always tell whether a new roll deserves a slot or the bench.

Challenges

The main weakness is information, not design. Kick an Uma launched on 24 August 2026, so most unit values are community samples rather than published data. Kitasan Black's roughly $3.3K per second and TM Opera O's roughly $900 per second come from HUD recordings, and confirmed units such as Gold Ship, Mejiro McQueen and King Halo still have no frozen ticker at all. Middle rarity bands beyond Godly and Mythic are not officially confirmed either, which makes precise claims about the middle of the roster unreliable. Players also waste income by hoarding, because an unplaced Uma earns nothing, so a backpack full of rare units can still leave you broke. The roster is small, so once your barn is full of confirmed units there is little left to chase until a content update adds more. Finally, no drop rates are published, so nobody can promise a set number of kicks for a Godly. Treat every external number as a dated snapshot.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Uma actually earns the most right now?+
Based on community samples, Kitasan Black sits at the top with a reported figure of roughly $3.3K per second, followed by Mythic TM Opera O at roughly $900 per second. These readings are taken from live HUD tickers rather than official patch notes, and the game is still in its first month, so the order can change after any Character Rehaul update. Always read the number on your own barn platform before you spend upgrades around a particular unit.
How do I get rare Umas like Kitasan Black?+
Rare drops come from distance, not from a shop. You need to charge the power bar and land a strong timed kick so the Lucky Uma Block reaches richer biomes such as the desert sand and stone paths, because the starter grass only rolls the lowest bands. Raise Kick Power and buy heavier Weights to push your landing spot farther, then keep kicking. No official drop rates are published, so progress is a matter of repetition rather than a guaranteed number of attempts.
Are the free code Umas worth using?+
Yes, especially early. Curren Chan is free through the 300KVISITS code and Mejiro Palmer through 30KGROUP, which requires joining the 30 dollar games group first. Neither has a frozen income reading yet, so they are best treated as guaranteed roster slots and starter income rather than endgame earners. Place them on empty green platforms immediately, then replace them when a desert or stone drop with a readable ticker out-earns them.
Why does my Uma earn nothing after I catch it?+
Because catching is only half the loop. A unit sitting in your backpack or collection screen does not generate Cash; the ticker only starts when she is placed on a barn platform. Walk into the barn, look for a green platform, which marks an empty slot, and press the interaction prompt to place her. Yellow platforms are already occupied. If every pad is taken, compare the new unit's per-second reading against your lowest earner and swap her in.

Quick Tips

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Time the power bar instead of panic-tapping. The kick is the only real skill input in the entire loop, and a Perfect Kick travels noticeably farther than a rushed release. Farther landings reach richer biomes, and the biome decides which rarity band your Lucky Uma Block can roll from. Practising the timing on cheap kicks costs nothing and pays off every time you chase a Godly.

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Place every unit before you chase another. An unplaced Uma earns nothing, so a full backpack is a stalled economy. After each kick, walk to the landing spot, collect the drop while it is still there, and immediately slot her onto a green platform. Only once every pad is full should you start comparing and swapping the low earners out of your barn.

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Spend your first Cash on Kick Power, not cosmetics. Power is the only upgrade that changes which biome you reach, and biome access is what gates rare units. Skins and trails look good but leave your kicks short and your barn poor. Buy Power first, add a Weight or barbell once your landing spot reliably clears the starter grass, and only then consider cosmetic spending.

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Redeem the free codes on day one. 300KVISITS grants Curren Chan and, if you join the 30 dollar games group first, 30KGROUP grants Mejiro Palmer. Two free units mean two extra income streams without spending a kick. Open the in-game Codes box, type each code exactly as written, and remember that codes are normally limited to one use per account.

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Swap against your weakest platform, not your favourite Uma. Sentiment keeps low earners on prime pads long after they stop mattering. Go through your barn, find the unit with the lowest per-second reading, and compare it with your newest roll. If the new unit earns more, move the old one out. A Godly on a cheap pad still beats a Mythic on a maxed pad, so rank by ticker, not looks.

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