Among American ladies, I really like Kimmie a lot. She looks very fresh, happy and positive. She would be a great role model for younger kids. Her Cool Kids Project is fantastic. She also says in an article about Cool Kids campaign that what she finds great about being successful in FS is that she could help others. That's really a great attitude. I totally respect that.
I also like Mirai. She looks very positive, fresh, and happy. She also seems to have great humility and modesty. Her name means “future” in Japanese and, indeed, what she says in interviews tends to be very constructive. I am sure that a lot of younger kids would look up to her.
Among Japanese ladies, I like Mao very much. She seems to be an exceptionally innocent, happy girl. It is always nice to see her smiles. She seems very positive, bright, and simple. She has great popularity among all age groups. Little kids love her and her dog (a stuffed animal of her dog, Aero, is on sales); girls and boys admire her challenging spirits; and adults like her freshness and determination.
Miki seems to be a sweet and strong woman. I really liked her charity activity during the Olympic season. She started out selling “twinkle bands” to promote a belief that everyone can shine. She donated all the money to the UNICEF. What I also think nice about her is that she now behaves like an adult who has professional responsibility.
Shizuka seems to be an extremely mature, independent woman for her age. She seems to be very calm, thoughtful, and modest. A lot of people praised her for her great humility when she won the OGM. Although there are a lot of “princesses” in FS who don’t really have the common sense, I think that Shizuka can work perfectly fine as a business woman in the general society. But she seems to set really a high standard to herself, which perhaps led her to the great success.
Sorry for being so lenthy. I would like to post about male skaters later, too, but I will stop here for now.