The SSR Yaeno Muteki Power Support card dropped on August 3, 2025, with a special Spotlight Banner to boost your odds of snagging her through scouting. Yaeno Muteki helps level up your trainees with Power training boosts and a solid lineup of skills. This piece breaks down how she stacks up in the current game meta and whether it’s worth going for her.
Umamusume Pretty Derby: SSR Yaeno Muteki (Power) Support Card Guide
Skills
From hints:
- Ramp Up
- Homestretch Haste
- Prepared to Pass
- Up-Tempo
- Tail Held High
From events:
- Playtime’s Over!
- It’s On!
- Medium Corners
Yaeno Muteki’s rare skill, It’s On!, gives a speed boost when passing another runner mid-race. It’s not the absolute best Speed skill out there, but it’s handy for Late Surgers and End Closers trying to jockey for position late in the mid-race phase.
Training Bonuses
Let’s see how SSR Yaeno Muteki compares to the top Power training card, SSR Vodka, to get a sense of her value.
| Training Bonus | SSR Yaeno Muteki | SSR Vodka |
|---|---|---|
| Friendship Bonus | 20% | 45% |
| Mood Effect | 40% | 40% |
| Training Effectiveness | 10% | 0% |
| Initial Friendship Gauge | 20 | 25 |
| Hint Frequency | 60% (Hint Level 4) | 40% (Hint Level 3) |
| Specialty Priority | 20 | 85 |
| Power Bonus | 1 | 1 |
| Race Bonus | 10% | 5% |
| Fan Bonus | 15% | 15% |
These stats are for both cards at MLB (Maximum Limit Break) and include their unique effects.
Should You Pull for the SSR Yaeno Muteki (Power) Support Card?
SSR Yaeno Muteki is a solid Support Card thanks to her skillset, but she’s not worth burning all your Carats to fully uncap. Grabbing her once or borrowing her is plenty to take advantage of her skills.
She’s a bit weak on Specialty Priority but makes up for it with a decent Race Bonus and high hint level and frequency. At MLB, she dishes out level 4 hints with a 60% Hint Frequency, which is great since her skills—like Playtime’s Over!, Homestretch Haste, It’s On!, and Medium Corners—are super useful for training most umas.
Spending a ton to fully uncap her isn’t the move, but borrowing her to train a Legacy uma is a smart play. It boosts the odds of passing down her valuable white spark skills through inheritance.