Umamusume Pretty Derby: All Normal Debuff Skills

The Normal Debuff Skills in Umamusume Pretty Derby apply various negative effects to the horse girls during a race.

A Rank Uma for Sprint Races in Umamusume Pretty Derby (Image via Cygames | Deltia's Gaming) — Umamusume Pretty Derby: All Normal Debuff Skills (Image via Cygames)

There are various Skills in Umamusume Pretty Derby, and they all play a different role. Among the Passive, Recovery, Speed, and Debuff categories, each skill serves a different purpose. While most of the time, they enhance your Uma’s abilities during races, some of them can also give your rivals negative effects. The latter are called the Debuff Skills in the game.

This particular group can bring your opponents down and give you advantages to win the race. In this guide, we have listed all the Normal Debuff Skills in Umamusume Pretty Derby with their effects and requirements.

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All Normal Debuff Skills in Umamusume Pretty Derby
- List of All Normal Debuff Skills in Umamusume Pretty Derby

All Normal Debuff Skills in Umamusume Pretty Derby

Hinder your opponent’s progress with some Normal Debuff Skills (Image via Cygames)

Normal Debuff Skills in Umamusume Pretty Derby essentially work on your rival horse girls instead of your character. While the “Normal” implies that this category remains at the bottom when it comes to the different tiers and applies moderate effects, they can still be quite useful if you know when and how to use them.

Furthermore, the red icons with grey backgrounds make it easy for players to identify the 30 Normal Debuff Skills in the game. And their low cost and simple effects make them easy to use if you meet the conditions. Check out the list below for further details.

Also Read: How To Get Class 6 Ranking in Umamusume: Pretty Derby

List of All Normal Debuff Skills in Umamusume Pretty Derby

Normal Debuff Skill Name	Effect	Condition
Tether	Slightly decrease the velocity of runners ahead when positioned toward the back late in the race.	Medium (Race Length)
Subdued Late Surgers	Slightly increase fatigue for late surgers in the early race.	N/A
Subdued Pace Chasers	Slightly increase fatigue for pace chasers in the early race.	N/A
Flustered Pace Chasers	Slightly increase fatigue for pace chasers mid-race.	N/A
Disorient	Slightly narrow the field of view for runners behind when positioned toward the front late in the race.	Pace Chaser (Running Style)
Hesitant End Closers	Slightly decrease the velocity of end closers late in the race.	N/A
Flustered End Closers	Slightly increase fatigue for end closers mid-race.	N/A
Hesitant Pace Chasers	Slightly decrease the velocity of pace chasers late in the race.	N/A
Flustered Front Runners	Slightly increase fatigue for front-runners mid-race.	N/A
Smoke Screen	Moderately narrow the field of view for the runner ahead late in the race.	Long (Race Length)
Trick (Rear)	Slightly increase fatigue for rushed runners ahead when positioned toward the back mid-race.	N/A
Sharp Gaze	Slightly startle other runners late-race.	Late Surger (Running Type)
Murmur	Slightly disturb runners directly ahead mid-race.	Medium (Race Length)
Hesitant Late Surgers	Slightly decrease the velocity of late surgers in the late race.	N/A
Intense Gaze	Slightly unnerves runners in focus late in the race.	End Closer (Running Type)
Frenzied Pace Chasers	Increase the time needed for pace chasers to calm down when they become rushed.	N/A
Trick (Front)	Slightly increase fatigue for rushed runners behind when positioned toward the front mid-race.	N/A
Frenzied Late Surgers	Increase the time needed for late surgers to calm down when they become rushed.	N/A
Flustered Late Surgers	Slightly increase fatigue for late surgers mid-race.	N/A
Speed Eater	Slightly steal velocity from runners behind when in the lead mid-race.	Mile (Race Type)
Frenzied Front Runners	Increase the time needed for front-runners to calm down when they become rushed.	N/A
Intimidate	Moderately intimidate runners behind when positioned toward the front early in the race.	Sprint (Race Type)
Restart	Slightly startle runners ahead when failing to get a lead in the early race.	Front Runner (Running Style)
Stop Right There!	Slightly causes panic in runners ahead when positioned toward the back early in the race.	Sprint (Race Type)
Frenzied End Closers	Increase the time needed for end closers to calm down when they become rushed.	N/A
Stamina Eater	Very slightly steals endurance from runners ahead when positioned toward the back mid-race.	Long (Race Length)
Subdued Front Runners	Slightly increase fatigue for front-runners in the early race.	N/A
Hesitant Front Runners	Slightly decrease the velocity of front-runners in the late race.	N/A
Subdued End Closers	Slightly increase fatigue for end closers early race.	N/A
Opening Gambit	Slightly dull movement for runners ahead when positioned toward the back early in the race.	Mile (Race Type)

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