Yuri on Ice

Viktor is a handsome man with short platinum blonde hair, bangs covering his left eye, and light blue eyes. During the warm-up before the competition, Viktor wears a white and red sports jacket over his suit. Viktor's casual training attire consists of a black t-shirt and grey sweatpants. Viktor likes to wear trench coats over his clothes when he's in cold places. He has several in different colors, including beige, brown, and slate blue. When he was a junior figure skater, Viktor had long hair, down to his waist, which he usually wore tied back in a ponytail while skating. His outfits often combined feminine and masculine elements.

Yuri is a tall, slender young man, standing at 173 cm. Because he gains weight easily, he is forbidden from eating high-calorie foods. He has a slight muscular build due to his exercise and ice skating.

He has short, messy black hair and brown eyes. He wears blue-framed glasses, but takes them off while skating. He slicks his hair back when performing his programs in front of a crowd. He's quite expressive and maintains a smooth demeanor, regardless of his physical condition.

She usually wears loose clothing to hide her weight gain from binge eating. Her warm-up outfit is generally a black jacket and pants with a stripe down one side. She wears gloves while skating and uses skates with standard blades. Later, she begins wearing a gold engagement ring on the ring finger of her right hand.

Viktor possesses a captivating, celebrity-like charisma and is naturally charming. His greatest strength is his penchant for new and impressive creations and for surprising his audience. While he constantly strives to improve his skills, he likes to work at his own pace and is generally a carefree, free-spirited young man who doesn't usually take orders; Yakov Feltsman, exasperated, shouts at him that he never listens.

Viktor is also a bit absentminded and, according to himself and Yuri Plisetsky, tends to forget many things, as Yuri Katsuki discovers when he forgets what the bets were for the Hot Springs on Ice event.

He's very self-aware, knows his strengths and weaknesses, and exactly what he needs to do to connect with his audience. This enhances his charisma, as he knows how to captivate people with his talent. That said, he's also very conscious of his appearance, even down to his hairline.

Viktor, a man of almost perfect composure and self-control, even when he loses his temper, navigates the positive side of the emotional spectrum with ease. However, he's not very good at handling other people's suffering, and while he can be serious when necessary, he's so direct that it borders on tactlessness. This makes him a bad person to cry in front of, as it's awkward at best and insensitive at worst.

Although she usually displays a childlike and almost carefree attitude, her true essence occasionally surfaces: a wildflower, delicate yet resolutely resilient. While this side of her only reveals itself when she discusses philosophical topics with her loved ones, she feels completely at home on ice.

Yuri is a quiet, kind young man who tends to get embarrassed very easily, but he can also be quite cheerful and charismatic. In public, he's known as "The ice skater with the biggest heart of glass in the world" because he's rather sensitive and tends to be devastated by even the smallest setbacks, sometimes to the point of falling into depression for months.

After meeting Viktor and having him become his coach, he began to gain much more self-confidence. He became a more determined person and is currently fighting and doing his best to achieve all his dreams, even brushing off most of Yuri Plisetsky's attempts to insult or humiliate him. However, he still gets discouraged and anxious easily, and doesn't know how to deal with being the one to beat.

During competitions, he tends to be a little colder and more self-centered due to his anxiety and competitive nature, but he is learning to pay more attention to those around him thanks to Viktor.