‘Yuri!!! On Ice' Is Based On Real Life? Joel Minas & 'Eros' Rendition
The most number of positive ratings in the anime industry is claimed by "Yuri!!! On Ice" these days. While it is true that there is disparity on opinions to the origin of the show. Anime followers conceptualized the idea that the story is based on real-life account pertaining to Mitsurou Kubo. Some theories also claim that this is based on Joel Minas, a Filipino figure skater taking the spotlight performing "Eros"
Undeniably, "Yuri!!! On Ice" will influence anime watchers as this will take place in anime history as the most engaging anime series and how it gained its reputation. The first episode of this series shows how they took an altered measurement in the business, published on Crunchyroll. The story surrounds the life of a young boy Yuri Katsuki giving a stint of how good he is in figure skating. The turn and twist, however, is the wide acceptance of the enthralling same-sex relationship showcased in the series which by popular opinion have divided between ethics and moral.
There is a mysterious semblance of the character patterned to the different persona in real-life and the anime world, which by hand gives more interest with "Yuri!!! On Ice". The 15-year-old Yuri Plisetsky is the better competitor of Yuri Katsuki. Yuri Plisetsky and Yulia Lipnitskaya are being compared as presented in the series and both of them are called "The Russian Fairy". The highlight of the comparison is both are cat lovers and have the same fashion sense.
Yuri Katsuki, the main character of "Yuri!!! On Ice" can be tricky to determine as the character is compared to the lives of the numerous real-life skaters. The closest comparison among all is Tatsuki Machida were skating panaches are the equivalent with Yuri Katsuki. There are also arguments that Yuri Katsuki's character is patterned with Yuzuru Hanyu. However, because of the Grand Prix got introduced it was resolved that Mitsurou Kubo's charismas are based on Machida.
Aside from Yuri Katsuki, "Yuri!!! On Ice" also got a number of characters whose persona are patterned with real-life figure skaters. One example is the Grand Prix announcer who essentially is a Japanese figure skating forecaster. The highlight in one of the episode is the rendition of Joel Minas of "Eros", reported on the Daily Dot.