5, 2016 and was originally slated to air for only 12 episodes. The Japanese sports anime series premiered on Oct. The episode ended with the two skating together at an exhibition event. Viktor decides to end his retirement and return to competing, but will continue to coach Yuri.
Jean-Jacques "JJ" Leroy took third place.Īfter the final, Yuri soon withdraws his decision to retire. Still, it was not enough to beat 15-year-old rising star Yuri Plisetsky, who ended up bagging the gold. His performance was flawless and he beat his mentor's free skate record. The latter was not happy with his protégé's choice, and they decided to forego making the final decision until after the competition, iDigitalTimes reports.ĭuring the free skate, Yuri used the routine that Viktor used to win his last World Championship. The finale episode, "Gotta Super-Super-Supercharge it! Grand Prix Final Free Skate" started out with Yuri expressing his intent to retire from figure skating so his mentor - and fiancé - Viktor Nikiforov can return to compete. Due to its unexpected success, speculations are rife that about that "Yuri!!! On Ice" will be renewed for a second season.
It seems difficult to believe that fans will no longer get their "Yuri!!! On Ice" fix every week, as the series concluded its first season on Dec.
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