** My analysis of the ending scene ***

Ok, one more thing before I get to the ending scene

Did you guys realize what Viktor said was true?

This line right here is so goodamn true I just  want to shove it in someones face

Yuri is a professional skater, who sees himself as any of the dime a dozen skaters certified by the JSF

( love that  he referenced his introduction in ep 1 during his skate )

People see the potential and talent he has ( like the reporter guy from ep 1)

but Yuri doesn't because he doesn't have the confidence to believe in himself.

Yurio, Viktor, Yuri's friends and family, skaters, basically  everyone  sees what he has to show to the world. He just needs the confidence to do so.

And Viktor is the person that gives him belief in his own abilities and himself.

#Vikturi4Life

Lasty the ending scene...

I can hear the fandom applauding and crying at the same time

Yuri is running with makkachin to meet with Yurio and Viktor on some certain bridge in russia, probably to hang out

For who knows?  Maybe the last time they're together  before they start training for nationals

This scene not only ends the series nicely but it gives us confirmation that just  because the GPF are over doesn't mean that everything changes

So even if they have to go against each other in worlds, four continents, nationals, or even the GPF again, their friendship will still relationships the same.

The last  Yuri left me deceased 😭😭😭😭 they look so happy!

I think they referenced ep. 1 again

Cause remember when Viktor said "Yuri" but he was talking to Yurio and not japanese Yuri? Well this scene reminded me of that.

Only this time he's actually calling out to Yuri and he's not hearing things XD

[ EDIT: SOMEONE JUST TOLD ME THAT YURI LEFT TO TRAIN WITH VIKTOR AND YURIO IN RUSSIA BUT IDK ]