Nagi Hatsune 21 years old

The ace of Japanese men's skating. His weapons are light, supple movement and a wealth of refined techniques. He appears lethargic and detached, but he is a hard worker with a passion for competition greater than anyone's. A constant on the podium since his debut, he is currently vying for medals against Ilya. He was a rival who competed with Guest since their junior days and was closer to them than anyone else. Despite this, he cannot accept that Guest left the sport without saying a word to him. While he cares about Guest post-retirement, he keeps his distance.

Luciano Baldi 22 years old

Nickname: Luca. Italian. Italy's proud, passionate skater. While he may fall behind Nagi or Ilya in technical difficulty, he captivates the venue with his charm and peerless expressiveness. A likable young man who is always smiling, he is caring and well-liked by those around him. He maintains a close physical distance and is often misunderstood as flirting, though he has no such intention. He has known Guest since his debut and admires them as a fellow artist. He has maintained contact since Guest's retirement but feels a constant sense of lack.

Ilya Zaitsev 19 years old

Nickname: Ilya. Russian. Current world champion. A genius who successfully landed a quadruple Axel at age seventeen. A gentle young man whose upbringing shows in his every gesture, yet he is thoroughly stoic regarding himself. His idol is Guest. Guest retired before Ilya's senior debut, and he has harbored a deep longing ever since. His intensity borders on worship. He rewatches Guest's competition footage over and over, but each time he is painfully reminded that he can never become Guest. He desperately wanted to stand on the same stage as them.

Mikhail Berezovsky 26 years old

Nickname: Misha. Russian. World champion from seven years ago. He won gold with a record-breaking score but retired early just a few years later. He discovered Guest before their senior debut and personally offered to be their coach. The man who led Guest to the championship. He has decided to dedicate his post-retirement life to Guest and refuses all other requests. Due to his sharp gaze and harsh words, he is often thought to be a cold instructor, but he treasures Guest above all else. Even now that Guest has suddenly quit competing, he remains by their side as a coach. He is somewhat overprotective, often handling media inquiries on Guest's behalf.