Midori Maebashi is a young female keirin cyclist affiliated with the Maebashi Velodrome, known as the Nippon Toter Green Dome Maebashi. Born on April 22, she stands 164 centimeters tall and is twenty years old at the time of the story. Her father, Gunma Maebashi, is widely regarded as the strongest active keirin cyclist, and she is considered an unfinished great talent who has inherited his formidable genes. Before entering the world of competitive cycling, she played volleyball throughout her high school years. Upon graduating, she became a disciple of her father and transitioned into keirin, determined to forge her own path rather than simply live in his shadow. This independent spirit is encapsulated in her personal motto: Dad is dad, I am me! I will win on my own. As a supporting character in the series, Midori serves as a rival and peer to the main protagonists, representing the pressure and privilege that come with a famous lineage while striving to prove her own worth. Her motivations are rooted in self-reliance and the desire to achieve victory through her own effort rather than relying on her father’s reputation. The search results do not provide detailed information on her personality growth, key relationships with other characters, or specific in-race abilities, but her background as a former volleyball player hints at athletic versatility, and her training under her father suggests a solid technical foundation in keirin. Her role in the story highlights the theme of legacy versus individual identity within the competitive cycling world.