Yuri - Fictional Characters

Fictional Characters

  • Yuri (Command & Conquer), an antagonist in Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 and Command & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge
  • Yuri Sakazaki, a character in the Art of Fighting and King of Fighters video games
  • Yuri Stavrogan, an E-frame pilot from animated television series Exosquad
  • Yuri, a Russian friend of Mike Motley in the 1976–2000 comic strip Motley's Crew
  • Yuri, one of the main characters in the game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
  • Yuri Orlov, the main character in the movie Lord of War
  • Yuri Shibuya, the main character and 'Demon King' in the light novel series Kyo Kara Maoh!
  • Yuri Volte Hyuga, the main character in Shadow Hearts video games
  • Yuri Zhivago, the lead character in the book and movie Doctor Zhivago
  • Yuri Lowell, the main character in the game Tales of Vesperia
  • Yuri, a protagonist in the Dirty Pair series of anime and manga
  • Yuri Mihairokov, a character in Planetes anime series
  • Yuri, a starship captain in the game Infinite Space
  • Yuri Boyka, sometimes Uri, a character in Undisputed II and III
  • Yuri Suzuki, the main character in the manga Red River
  • Yuri Tsukikage, a character in the HeartCatch PreCure! anime series
  • Yuri Nakumura, a main character in the Angel Beats! anime and manga series
  • Yuri Raslov a major charater in call of duty black ops DS
  • Yuri Silfa, Xerox Sales Rep. from Puerto Rico.

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