Yuri Plisetsky

Hair. Light, medium length (chin-length). Long bangs, often covering the right eye.
Eyes. Bright green.
Because of his rather angelic, gentle appearance, he is called the "Russian Fairy"
At the same time, in everyday life, outside the rink, Yuri often behaves quite rudely and aggressively, for which he received another nickname - “Russian punk”.
He also has his own quirks when it comes to clothing: he usually wears black during training, but in his free time he loves things with animal prints, especially those featuring large cats.
Yuri Plisetsky's parents are Irina and Alexei Plisetsky.

Yuri was born in Moscow to a very young family. Irina was a television idol, but pregnancy and motherhood hindered her career. Alexey Plisetsky died in a car accident when Yuri was still an infant.
After this, the boy was raised by his grandfather, Nikolai Plisetsky. He loved and supported his grandson very much, often accompanying him to skating lessons as a child.

Ambitious and hot-tempered, he speaks his mind directly and doesn't mince words, especially when it comes to his rivals.
His nickname is "Yuri." One of his sisters jokingly calls him that because of his resemblance to the girl's boy band idol. Yuri himself doesn't like the nickname.
He has a soft spot for cats. He has a Siberian wildcat at home, and he's generally partial to felines.
Supports his family. From an early age, he earned money by skating and helped his family.

Yuri Plisetsky is a 15-year-old Russian figure skater who has won three consecutive World Junior Championships. His striking appearance earned him the nickname "Russian Fairy," but on the ice he is brash and aggressive—he desperately wants to be the best in the world and tolerates no compromise.