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DUNE (ft. Hatsune Miku)

## Trivia

* *DUNE* is more commonly known as 砂の惑星 (Suna no wakusei; directly translating to "Sand Planet").
* *DUNE* is Hachi's most recent work after he has been inactive for several years. This song was for Hatsune Miku's 10th anniversary, and is the theme song in the year's *Magical Mirai*.
* According to some sources, the genre of this song is generic **J-Pop**.

## Thoughts

* At 95 BPM, the Master chart abuses the tap-and-then-slide mechanic of the game it self a lot, making it one of the more trickier **12** to master.
Conflict

## Video

* Music Video (Short)
* Extended

## Lyrics

```
(In a desperate conflict, with a ruthless enemy...)

[CHORUS]
Zuorhi viyantas was festsu ruor proi
Yuk dalfe suoivo swenne yat vu henvi nes
Sho fu briyu praffi stassui(stas)tsenva chies
Ien ryus sois nyat pyaro shennie fru
Prasueno Turoden shes vi hyu vu praviya
Tyu prostes fis hien hesnie ryanmie proshuka
Wi swen ryasta grouts froine shienhie var yat
Nyam raika rit skuois trapa tof Iyaf ties fika prafa trapa tof

[BRIDGE]
Ti pyar Vie iyad rai che uf kro sho
Rat dava rof nii proti ei kof
Ryuf voshu to ryaba ya kat kosu is
Vi rien tsen vu hies taha chies ni ien fru

(A man born to fight, an enemy bent on conquest... Let battle commence!)

[CHORUS REPEAT]

```

## Trivia

* This track debut as **Champion Track of BOF 2011**, which is one of the most popular events for Composers, PV Makers and Note Charters to make BMS tracks and compete with one another.
* This became the **first NON-BEMANI track**, which is now becoming a compulsory track in most rhythm games in the arcade and on mobile.
* The full version is compiled in ***Individual Shred Core*** and ***Groundbreaking BOF 2011 (Disc 1)***
* Few remixes has been made time on time:
	+ ***Conflict (YM2151 Remix)*** (Playable on CYTUS)
	+ ***Conflict (Lapix Remix)*** (Compiled on ***RAVETAISEN COMPILATION ALBUM 5th***)
	+ ***Conflict (RaveTaisen 2016 Version)*** (Compiled on ***RAVETAISEN COMPILATION ALBUM 5th***)
	+ ***Conflict (Vila Remix)*** (Playable on DEEMO)
	+ ***Conflict (TPZ Overheat Remix)***

## Note

* Known as the most chaotic note chart in Expert and Master Difficulty.
* Language in the lyrics is made up.
Pope Boris

**Pope Boris** is the new reigning pope to Groove City. Upon the destruction of the city, the Wanderer seeks his aid in reaching the Robot Stripper.

## Story

### A Hot Sticky Mess

With situations arising from the incidents caused by his brother, Pope Boris called out for the aid of the Wanderer to put an end to his brother's antics.
AMAZING MIGHTYYYY!!!!

## Videos

* Announcement
* Track

## Notes

* Expert chart is charted by はっぴー.
* Master chart is charted by マイティネコ and Jack.

## Trivia

* AMAZING MIGHTYYYY!!!! was added to maimai PiNK PLUS on November 17th 2016, as a Challenge Track alongside Prophesy One.
* In MURASAKi ver. its Master chart was rerated to 12+.
* In MURASAKi PLUS ver. its charts were rerated Advanced 9, Expert 11+, and Master 13.
* It was the first song to have an Expert chart rated 11+.
* WAiKURO is an alias of BlackY, which he uses for works outside of BEMANI.
Brain Power

## Lyrics

[Intro]
Are you ready?
Are you ready?

[Verse]
Adrenaline is pumping
Adrenaline is pumping
Generator. Automatic lover
Atomic. Atomic. Overdrive
Blockbuster. Brain power
Call me a leader. Cocaine
Don't you try it, don't you try it
Innovator. Killer machine
There's no fate. Take control
Brain power

[Chorus]
Let the bass kick
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A- JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-
JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-
JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA-O----------

[Verse]
Adrenaline is pumping
Adrenaline is pumping
Generator. Automatic lover
Atomic. Atomic. Overdrive
Blockbuster. Brain power
Call me a leader. Cocaine
Don't you try it, don't you try it
Innovator. Killer machine
There's no fate. Take control
Brain power

[Chorus]
Let the bass kick
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A- JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-
JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-
JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA-O----------

[Instrumental Solo]

[Chorus]
Let the bass kick
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A- JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-
JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA
O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A-
JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA-O----------

## Trivia

### Controversies

* This song is become the Exclusive Track for SDVX and MUSECA on 3/7/2013, but it was removed on 3/7/2017 due to the unfair policy (Such as ALL RIGHT OF THE SONG OWN BY KONAMI) by Konami themselves
* Noma explained that that was his own decision to cut off the contract with Konami
* This song is one of the 2 songs which has been removed on SDVX years ago, along with 進め！イッスン軍団 -Rebellion of the Dwarfs-

### Brain Power, Music Game Hell, Meme, and Rhythm Gamer Hype

* ***"O-oooooooooo AAAAE-A-A-I-A-U- JO-oooooooooooo AAE-O-A-A-U-U-A- E-eee-ee-eee AAAAE-A-E-I-E-A- JO-ooo-oo-oo-oo EEEEO-A-AAA-AAAA"*** this line of the lyrics can be seen everywhere if any post is related with Brain Power in any social media.
Glorious Crown

## Trivia

* *Glorious Crown* is a sequel of the famous "***FREEDOM DiVE↓***" song by the same composer, xi. The full version of the track also included a part of ***FREEDOM DiVE↓*** (playable on *Cytus*)*.*
* *t+pazolite* remixed this song **twice.** One version of it (the over-Over-OVERCUTE version) is adopted into CHUNITHM, another SEGA arcade game.
* No one cleared the challenge track on the first day, being the second challenge track to do so.
* The last spin at the end of the songs spins in as 32 32nd-notes. To give an idea of how fast this is, it's at **1800 notes per minute**; 30 notes per second. This is as fast as a typical Extratone song.
* This song has the most notes out of any other maimai chart at the time, with the Master chart containing 1150 notes, until it’s beaten by *PANDORA PARADOXXX* with 1309 notes.
* This song also appeared in *Cytus II* as **Cytus x Maimai**collaboration.

## Thoughts

* This is one of the most tiring Challenge Track of all time.

## Tips

Start the last spin with your right hand and it will be easier to breeze through the spins.
Athalia Extended Universe

**Athalia Extended Universe** (or **AEU**) was the technical name for the universe the Athalia Academy roleplay took place in starting in Season Four (as well as Legends of Lavanya), retroactively applied to all previous seasons. The idea for the AEU was conceived during Season Three on the Athalia Academy Forums by Driving Park, and was fleshed out over the course of the season and prepared for integration into the canon in anticipation of the Legends of Lavanya reboot.

Since the creation of Efini, the AEU is obsolete.

## Description

The Athalia Extended Universe was centered around a modified Earth that was accurate to real life Earth save for some hidden history. The main fictional addition and focus of the universe (as well as the roleplay as a whole) was the continent of Lavanya, which would eventually become the complete world of Sarastrea.

## Links

* The Athalia Academy Forums thread where the AEU was originally conceived
Maimai International Wiki

## **Welcome to the maimai International Wiki**

This is the only place where you will find information about your songs or collections in English.

Whether you are from *USA, Europe, Asia or anywhere else in the world..* **WELCOME TO MAIMAI!**

## **Disclaimer**

Most of the infomation here are taken straight from either the Chinese maimai wiki or the Japanese maimai wiki. Mostly taken for the sake of translating for English users. Some of the translations may not be accurate due to mistranslating and such.
Athalia Academy: Season Two - Finding Bael

**Athalia Academy: Season Two - Finding Bael** is the name of the second "season" of the Athalia Academy roleplaying game, and the second main arc of the Athalia universe canon. It occurs on Destiny Island, a tropical resort island the students are sent to while the Academy is repaired from the events in Season One. Written on both its Roleplayer Guild thread and Etherpads, it took approximately five months to complete and concluded on the night of October 10th, 2014, with the final post by HylianRose as Fate.

## Timeline

* Students are sent to Destiny Island after Season One concludes and the Academy is in need of repairs.
* Students familiarize themselves with their houses and the island's attractions, including the bar and the pool.
* Students participate in a Beach Olympics upon Mercy's cattle call, which includes a game of water balloon dodgeball followed by a crossdressing obstacle course.
* Students train in the three dojos on the island under the direction of Tora, Yutaka, Mercy, Annie, Melanie, and Madame Serena.
* Students are called to the resort by Maria in the evening and play several rounds of the King's Game.
* Students go off in groups and explore the island at night.
* Students begin the second day as Crash inadvertantly releases Fate, the trickster goddess.

## Trivia

* Ironically, the title has nothing to do with the actual events of the season, as Bael does not appear in it.
* Most of the season, starting with the Beach Olympics, was done continuously on Etherpads, with massive post chunks being pasted back into the Roleplayer Guild thread after a while. Previously, Etherpads were only occasionally used to do a collaborative post between two players, until Theobromine suggested a mass collaboration post for the Beach Olympics. It is the first season to use pan-player Etherpads, and the two official Athalia pads (the Active Posting Pad and the Archive Pad) were created and introduced during the season, predating the creation of this wiki by approximately four days.
* Season Two was the last season to be posted on the Roleplayer Guild before the Legends of Lavanya reboot. The roleplay moved to the Athalia Academy Yuku forum for Season Three.

## External Links

* The original Season Two Roleplayer Guild thread.
Roleplayer Guild

**The Roleplayer Guild** (in common usage "The Guild" or "RPG") is a text-based roleplaying game forum where Athalia Academy originated and was based from for all but Season Three. Featuring a large and diverse member base, RPG hosts numerous roleplays of many different genres, styles and writing skill levels.

It is in its second iteration, as the original site (known as "the Old Guild") was lost in a server crash (known as "the Guild crash" or "the Guildfall") and all of its content lost. Months later, the site was restarted by its administrator (known by his username, "Mahz"), and returning and new members alike started afresh.

On the old Guild and briefly on the new Guild, Athalia Academy was preceded by a series of three roleplays run by a different Game Master (GM) that had largely the same concept as Athalia. They were called Kamasyia Academy, Parithon Academy, and Kalmaysia Academy. A handful of Athalia players also played in these previous roleplays, and it was one of those players, "HylianRose", who began a successor RP when Kalmaysia ground to a halt.

The Athalia Academy roleplay threads are listed as "Casual"-level roleplays by the website, denoting the middle tier of writing proficiency and length, and usually defined as "at least three lines of text per post" and with moderate writing skill standards.

At the end of Season Two after a lot of prep work, the Athalia Academy roleplay moved from the Guild to a custom-built Athalia Academy Yuku forum, which is where it resided for the duration of Season Three. The roleplay was moved back to the Guild for the spring 2015 reboot, Legends of Lavanya, and has remained there ever since.
Our Wrenally

## Videos

* Announcement 1
* Announcement 2
* Track

## Notes

* Expert chart is charted by rioN.
* Master chart is charted by 原田ひろゆき.

## Trivia

* Our Wrenally was added to maimai MURASAKi on January 24th 2017, as the Challenge Track. It was made available to all players on February 7th 2017.
* It is the first Lv13 song introduced in maimai.
* Our Wrenally is pronounced as「あわれなり」(a-wa-re-na-ri), which means pathetic in Japanese.
* The MV of this song is about "Kuji-in (九字印)" which is nine symbolic cuts refers to a variety of mantras that consist of nine syllables (臨兵鬥者皆陣列在前). That's why a chart in Master difficulty has 999 total notes, 99 slide notes and 9 break notes.
* 原田ひろゆき is はっぴー's other name as a chart designer.
* No one cleared the challenge track on the first day, being the fifth challenge track to do so.
Animelover princess

Animelover\_Princess, referred to as "AL" because her username is a mouthful, is the player behind several of Athalia's characters. Namely, Andromeda Barker, Oona Fredrick, Oliver Cohen, and Alistair the wisp. she is also responsible for the history and specifics of the races associated with each character.

Al was not part of the original Role-play that spawned Athalia but she has been with Athalia from its inception.

Al is a college student, a theatre major whose productions frequently take up time that could otherwise be used for roleplaying. She was often affectionately referred to as 'Athalia's resident astronaut' because of her tendency to space out and ignore the pads for long periods of time and then needing to be caught up.
Sarastrea

**Sarastrea** is a planet in the Milky Way Galaxy that hosts the Chronicles of Sarastrea and Athalia Academy roleplaying games. It was first introduced for Chronicles of Sarastrea and then retroactively applied to all previous canon roleplays, including pre-Athalian ones. It is roughly the size and climate of Earth, and is similar in many ways. However, it does not replace Earth in the universe in which it resides, which still exists in its proper place.

## Geography

Sarastrea has six main continents - three to the west and three to the east. Dividing the Hemispheres is a small landmass called Aberon, which is too small to be considered a continent but is very important for Sarastrean geopolitics.

The Eastern Hemisphere's three continents are named and the main focus of the canon story. They are as follows:

* **Oasari** - Located in the north, Oasari is both a continent and a country. It is a technologically advanced nation with an affinity for fashion and high quality of life.
* **Kora** - Located in the middle, Kora is mostly comprised of the country bearing the same name, which is a healthy, modern nation with a balanced culture and society. The continent is also home to a small landmass called High Roll Island, which is an anarchic metropolis home to the mafia, criminals, and gamblers.
* **Okarlai** - Located in the south, Okarlai is the largest continent in Sarastrea, but with a low population for its size. It contains three nations of varying levels of autonomy: Eoslai, The Sarolai, and The Freelands.
Credits

## Video

* Music Video
* Extended

## Lyrics

```
Funding for this program was made possible by by by by
Fun-di-di-di-di-ding fo-o-o-o for the program program pro-o-o-gram
Funding for the the wa possib-li viewers like you
like you like you like you like you like you like you

Fu-fu-funding for this program was made possible by by by by
Fun-di-di-di-di-ding fo-o-o-o for the program program pro-o-o-gram
Funding for the the wa possib-li viewers like you
like you like you like you like you like you like you

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Corporation Corporation Corporation Corpo-po- Corpo-po- Corpo-
Corporation Co-o-orporation Co-o-orporation Co-o-orporation Co-o-orporation Co-o-orporation
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```

## Trivia

* According to Frums himself, the genre of this song can also be described as **"None That I'm Aware Of".**
* It's the third BMS song to enter maimai, the others being conflict and Calamity Fortune. All of them share a Master Chart Difficulty of 13.
* With the difficulty of 11+, it is the 2nd Expert chart to be 11+, the other being AMAZING MIGHTYYYY!!!!.
PANDORA PARADOXXX

**PANDORA PARADOXXX** is the 7th song of the PANDORA BOXXX and serves as a penultimate boss track of maimai FiNALE and the maimai series.

**PANDORA PARADOXXX** is the 7th song of the PANDORA BOXXX and serves as a penultimate boss track of maimai FiNALE and the maimai series.

## Challenging the song in PANDORA BOXXX

The player must collect all 6 emblems from all previous PANDORA BOXXX song, including:

1. QZKago Requiem
2. Schwarzschild
3. Alea jacta est!
4. FFT
5. 雷切-RAIKIRI-
6. the EmpErroR

Upon collecting all emblems(for the first time only), the next time that the player enter PANDORA BOXXX, the screen will tell you touch the screen and you will be forced to play the song. After the player hits the "Game Start" button, a cutscene will be played and the song name is revealed in the cutscene.

The player can only challenge PANDORA PARADOXXX on the difficulty they collected the emblems.(For Example: If you collect all emblems on Master, you can only challenge PANDORA PARADOXXX on Master only.)

## Collection

 PANDORA PARADOXXX
 PANDORA : FiNALE
 PANDORA PARADOXXX 1
 PANDORA PARADOXXX 2

## Videos

* Official song preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTJHSe\_eyV4
* Official MV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlRv2CmIngw

**Chart Reference**

## Trivia

* This song has the highest level in each difficulty, including Re:MASTER.
* It is the 7th song in PANDORA BOXXX referencing to 7thSense, which is another song by Sakuzyo.
Destiny Island

**Destiny Island** is a tropical vacation resort island in Sarastrea, located off the eastern coast of Elaniel. The students of Athalia Academy stayed on the island during Athalia Academy: Season Two while the Academy was being rebuilt.

It features a resort in the middle with a pool and other such things, with a small surf shop and a bar nearby. There are beach houses and two dojos closer to the water.

## Notable Events

*Main article: Athalia Academy: Season Two - Finding Bael*

* brief summary stuff from Season 2
* ye
* Beach Olympics
* training
* chessboard???
An Acidic Spikey Mess

**An Acidic Spikey Mess** is the fourth stage in Hot Sticky World and the fourth level in the downloadable expansion *Electronic Super Joy: A Hot Sticky Mess*. While the skies rain Spikeballs, the Wanderer is chased by a mysterious rocket and must soar high to escape its target.

### Appearances

* Abilities
	+ Jump
* Characters
	+ Wanderer
Chronicles of Sarastrea

**Chronicles of Sarastrea** is the name of the sequel to the Athalia Academy roleplaying game. Set in 2029, several years after the last iteration of the Academy closed its doors, the roleplay focuses on former Athalia students and other characters in a post-Athalia landscape. It is also notable for being the first roleplay in the canon timeline to be built around Sarastrea and Efini, a setting retroactively applied to all previous canon roleplays.
Athalia Academy: Season Three - We Found Bael (Sort Of)

**Athalia Academy: Season Three - We Found Bael (Sort Of)**is the name of the third "season" of the Athalia Academy roleplaying game, and the third main arc of the Athalia universe canon. It occurs back at the freshly rebuilt Academy, and was written entirely on the Athalia Academy Forums.

## Timeline

* The students return to the Academy after the events of Season Two on Destiny Island and reacquaint themselves to campus life. Making things more interesting is a concurrent influx of new students, such as Britnia Humanborn and Mizuki, as well as new faculty, such as Mystique Orerra.
* Fate, the trickster goddess, arrives on the scene after having been mistakenly freed at the end of Season Two, and causes all students to be genderbent. Chaos ensues.
* The original plan was to resolve the genderbend by having someone discover Fate and then move on to planned character arcs including a time travel one, but the roleplay ground to a halt and was put on hiatus while a reboot was constructed (the result being Season Four, introduced under a new title (Legends of Lavanya).

## Trivia

* Season Three was the only Athalia Academy season to take place on the Athalia Academy Forums. The reason for the switch was the Yuku forum architecture's numerous advantages over the Roleplayer Guild, which at the time was unstable and lacked features. When the season ground to a halt months later, the Guild had been significantly revamped with many features and no stability issues, so it was decided unanimously to move back to the Guild for the Season Four reboot.
* A total of eight new characters were introduced this season: Mizuki, Lyra Wilhelm, Hikari Unsei, Tsuki Unsei, Britnia Humanborn, Lagus ("X"), Astaroth, and Terra Jagger.

## External Links

* The original Yuku Season Three In-Character thread
American Samoa in the Asiavision Song Contest

National selection events
 Appearances
 First appearance

**American Samoa** has participated in the Asiavision Song Contest twice, their debut in 2018. They were one of six nations to debut at the 2018 contest and they were the only nation to finish inside the top ten, finishing ninth. They won in there second contest in 2019 and became the first nation to win the contest despite not winning their semi-final.

## Contestants

Table key
  1st place
  2nd place
  3rd place
  Last place
  Withdrew/Disqualified
Athalia Academy Season Two

**Athalia Academy Season Two: "Finding Bael"** is the name of the second "season" of the Athalia Academy roleplaying game, and the second main arc of the Athalia canon. It occurs on Destiny Island, a tropical resort island the students are sent to while the Academy is repaired from the events in Season One. Written on both its Roleplayer Guild thread and Etherpads, it took approximately five months to complete and concluded on the night of October 10th, 2014, with the final post by HylianRose as Fate.

## Timeline

* Students are sent to Destiny Island after Season One concludes and the Academy is in need of repairs.
* Students familiarize themselves with their houses and the island's attractions, including the bar and the pool.
* Students participate in a Beach Olympics upon Mercy's cattle call, which includes a game of water balloon dodgeball followed by a crossdressing obstacle course.
* Students train in the three dojos on the island under the direction of Tora, Yutaka, Mercy, Annie, Melanie, and Madame Serena.
* Students are called to the resort by Maria in the evening and play several rounds of the King's Game.
* Students go off in groups and explore the island at night.
* Students begin the second day as Crash inadvertantly releases Fate, the trickster goddess.

## Detailed Summary of Events

[So like. A very detailed summary of the events. With lots of specific details. And stuff.]

## Trivia

* Ironically, the title has nothing to do with the actual events of the season, as Bael does not appear in it.
* Most of the season, starting with the Beach Olympics, was done continuously on Etherpads, with massive post chunks being pasted back into the Roleplayer Guild thread after a while. Previously, Etherpads were only occasionally used to do a collaborative post between two players, until Theobromine suggested a mass collaboration post for the Beach Olympics. It is the first season to use pan-player Etherpads, and the two official Athalia pads (the Active Posting Pad and the Archive Pad) were created and introduced during the season, predating the creation of this wiki by approximately four days.
* Season Two was the last season to be posted on the Roleplayer Guild before the Legends of Lavanya reboot. The roleplay moved to the Athalia Academy Yuku forum for Season Three.

## External Links

* The original Season Two Roleplayer Guild thread.
Athalia Academy Season Three

**Athalia Academy Season Three: "We Found Bael (Sort Of)"**is the name of the third "season" of the Athalia Academy roleplaying game, and the third main arc of the Athalia canon. It occurs back at the freshly rebuilt Academy, and was written entirely on the Athalia Academy Forums.

## Timeline

* The students return to the Academy after the events of Season Two on Destiny Island and reacquaint themselves to campus life. Making things more interesting is a concurrent influx of new students, such as Britnia Humanborn and Mizuki, as well as new faculty, such as Mystique Orerra.
* Fate, the trickster goddess, arrives on the scene after having been mistakenly freed at the end of Season Two, and causes all students to be genderbent. Chaos ensues.
* The original plan was to resolve the genderbend by having someone discover Fate and then move on to planned character arcs including a time travel one, but the roleplay ground to a halt and was put on hiatus while a reboot was constructed (the result being Season Four, introduced under a new title (Legends of Lavanya).

## Trivia

* Season Three was the only Athalia Academy season to take place on the Athalia Academy Forums. The reason for the switch was the Yuku forum architecture's numerous advantages over the Roleplayer Guild, which at the time was unstable and lacked features. When the season ground to a halt months later, the Guild had been significantly revamped with many features and no stability issues, so it was decided unanimously to move back to the Guild for the Season Four reboot.
* A total of eight new characters were introduced this season: Mizuki, Lyra Wilhelm, Hikari Unsei, Tsuki Unsei, Britnia Humanborn, Lagus ("X"), Astaroth, and Terra Jagger.

## External Links

* The original Yuku Season Three In-Character thread
Hotel Beau Séjour Wiki

## Introduction to Hotel Beau Séjour Wiki

This is a Wiki dedicated to the Flemish television series titled Beau Séjour, internationally available on Netflix as Hotel Beau Séjour.

## Welcome to the Wiki

This is a wiki, a website that anyone, including you, can edit. Go ahead, try it out! Use the buttons below to create your first episode and character pages.

Create an article about an episode by typing the title below:

Create an article about a character by typing the title below:
 Seasons

Create an article about a whole season by typing the title below:

## Pages created so far

* Full Moon
* Fun and Games
* General Discussion
* Hotel Beau Séjour Wiki
* Main Page
* New on Wikia starter pages
* News and Announcements
* Questions and Answers
* Season 1
* Season 2
* The Body
* The Confession
* The Film
* The Five
* The Maasland Murders
* The Medium
* The Night
* The Opening
* The Wedding
Electronic Super Joy 2/Credits

**Game by Michael Todd**

**Music:**
EnV

**Level Design:**
Alex Carpenter

**Art:**
Christina Danelon

**Producers:**
CreepinSnake
Kordo Rostam

**VIP Supporters:**
Robert Mock
Corinthian Johnson
Will Carducci
Yuvira
Amanda Norton
Rob Jones
Joshua Cox

**Supporters:**
Doomsday Cola
Etzer
Heikki Kaperi
Matthew Craven
Alexander Zacherl
Joe Robinson
Medibot
Christian Brooks
Gabriel Hernandez
Sebastian King
Julien Lavoie
Gilberto Aponte
Adam Ashdown
Adam Hartling
Masterfireheart

**Special Thanks:**
Elliot Snow-Kropla
Don Nguyen
Cassie Chui
Medibot

**Thank you for playing!**
Season 1

The **first season** of Beau Séjour originally aired from January 1 to March 5, 2017 on the Flemish channel Eén. It debuted on Netflix in some countries on March 16, 2017, while it was added later that year in other countries. The seasons consists of ten episodes, and this season's main character is Kato Hoeven.

## Episodes

1. The Body
2. The Five
3. The Medium
4. The Opening
5. Full Moon
6. The Wedding
7. The Film
8. The Maasland Murders
9. The Confession
10. The Night
Lavanya

**Lavanya** was the name of the continent that the Athalia Academy roleplay took place in prior to the creation of Efini and Sarastrea. The continent existed in an otherwise unchanged Earth in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, and was sealed in a pocket dimension preventing outsiders from encountering it or even knowing that it existed. Since the canon location for all of the roleplay history was changed to Sarastrea at the start of the Chronicles of Sarastrea roleplay, Lavanya is obsolete. However, it was an important step to expand from just the local Academy to the world outside it, eventually growing into a complete fabricated planet (Sarastrea).

Several locations from Lavanya carried over to Sarastrea in a different form in Lavanya, including Elaniel and Oasari.
Sarastrea Wiki

## Welcome to the Sarastrea Wiki

Welcome to the Sarastrea Wiki! This website is the official repository and reference for all things related to the Chronicles of Sarastrea play-by-post role-playing game. If you are new or visiting, the following is a crash course summary of the most important things to know about the roleplay:

**Chronicles of Sarastrea** is the name of a play-by-post role-playing game that is run on the Roleplayer Guild online forum. It is the direct successor to the Athalia Academy series of roleplays, which are collectively the successor to a number of shorter-lived roleplays. The roleplay takes place on an Earth-like world called Sarastrea, which resides in a fictional universe called Efini, and follows the trials and tribulations of a group of (mostly) supernatural beings as they clash with various antagonists and each other.

## Useful Articles

* Athalia Academy
* Athalia Extended Universe
* Athalia Timeline
* Lavanya
* Athalia Academy: Season One
* Athalia Academy: Season Two - Finding Bael
* Athalia Academy: Season Three - We Found Bael (Sort Of)
* Athalia Academy: Season Four - Back on Track
* Legends of Lavanya (Athalia Academy Season Four)
* Roleplayer Guild
* Athalia Academy Forums
Mexico

**Mexico** participated in Musicella Song Contest since the first edition.

They debuted with the song "**Llegaste Tú**" performed by Sofia Reyes and Reykon, placed 11th in their semi final and failing to qualify for the final.

Mexico reached it's best result so far, 11th place, in the eighth edition, being represented by Sofia Reyes, Jason Derulo and De La Ghetto with their song "**1, 2, 3**".

## Contestants

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Micro-Hell World

**Micro-Hell World** is the sixth stage in *Electronic Super Joy*.

## **Micro-Hell**

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Electronic Super Joy 2: Gold Edition

**Electronic Super Joy 2: Gold Edition** is an downloadable expansion to the base game Electronic Super Joy 2. Alongside additional levels, the DLC also provides buyers with extra content.

## Extra Content

### Soundtrack

*Main article: Electronic Super Joy 2 (soundtrack)*
The DLC contains some soundtracks used in the game, songs composed by EnV, GetSix, and Reptiore.

### In-Development Content

Several of the files bundled into the DLC include gifs and images of concepts, details, and displays that Michael Todd had created and implemented or scrapped for the game. Examples are early versions of Santa Claus, Mega-Satan, earliest design for what is now Circus Tent, and the Level Select menu drafts.

### Bolt and Max

Buyers are treated to real-life photos taken during the developmental stages of *Electronic Super Joy 2* of developer Michael Todd's two pet dogs. Of the two, he includes Bolt, a rescued dog that he pays tribute to with hidden puppies throughout the game. The other, also a rescue dog, is Max, a companion that has provided support.
Canada in the Amerivision Song Contest

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**Canada** has participated in the Amerivision Song Contest 29 times and alongside the United States they are the only nations to have participated in all 29 contests. They are the most successful nation in the contests history having won six times. Canada are one of the "Big 4" alongside Brazil, Mexico and the United States who automatically qualify for the final as they are the four biggest financial contributions to the American Broadcasting Union (ABU). The Canadian public broadcaster, the CTV, broadcasts the event each year and organises the national selection for the entry.

Up to and including 2003 Canada had never finished outside the top four, but between 2004 and 2016 Canada alongside the United States struggled in the contest. Though Canada did not struggle as much as the USA they only made the top five twice during this period which including their fifth win in 2007.

## Contestants

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Amerivision Song Contest 2001

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The **Amervision Song Contest 2001** was the 12th edition of the annual Amerivision Song Contest. It took place for the first time in Colombia after the country's first victory at the 2000 contest in Kingston, Jamaica with the song "La esperanza de los desesperanzaods", performed by Valentina Sánchez. The contest was held at the Coliseo Cubierto el Campín in Bogotá, with the final taking place on June 9, 2001.

A record 14 nations withdrew from the competition, originally believed to be due to the nations dislike towards Colombia at the time but only four nations returned for the 2002 contest, so it is commonly believed the organisation of the contest led to the withdrawl of the nations.

The winner was Peru, with the song "Enseñame" performed by Ariane Chávez this remains as of 2018 Peru's only victory.
Congo DR in the Africavision Song Contest

The **Democratic Republic of Congo**, known as **Zaire** from 1979 to 1997 have participated in the Africavision Song Contest 38 times, they are the most succesful nation winning the contest a record nine times, coming second eight times and along with Lesotho are the only nations to have participated in over five contests and never failing to make the top ten. They have participated in every contest except the 1998 and 1999 contest as RTNC decided not to participate whilst the nation was going through the change from Zaire to Congo DR.

Congo DR became the fifth nation to earn an automatic place in the final, unlike the other members of the "Big Four" they were not given their place based on their financial contributions but were given the place after their ninth victory in 2011.

## Contestants

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American Song Contest

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The ***American Song Contest*** is an American musical contest created by James Harrison and organized by American broadcaster ABC to coincide with the Amerivision Song Contests return to the network after 27 years. The show determines the American representative at the Amerivision Song Contest. The contest which is different to most other selection processes sees each state that wishes to participate enter an act with two semi-finals and then a final to determine the American representative, which is similar to how the main contest works but only one state earns automatic passage to the final and that is the previous years winners and the host state.
Africavision Song Contest

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The **Africavision Song Contest** (French: *Concours de la chanson Africavision*), often simply called **Africavision**, is an international song competition held primarily among the member countries of the African Broadcasting Union, all nations in the two continents that make up Africa. Each participating country submits an original song to be performed on live television and radio, then casts votes for the other countries' songs to determine the winner. Over 50 countries are currently eligible to compete.

## Expansion

### **Big Five**

The "Big Four" rule was introduced in 1993 where the four largest financial contributors to the African Broadcasting Union will automatically qualify for the final. Originally dubbed the "Big Two" containing Egypt and South Africa, it grew to the "Big Four" in 1998 and included Nigeria and Algeria. Congo DR joined to make it the "Big Five" a honour given to them after their ninth victory.

## Voting

The voting system used in the contest has been in place since the beginning, and is a positional voting system. Each country awards one set of 12, 10, 8–1 points to their 10 favourite songs. From 1990 until 2018 each country would work out an average based upon a professional juries votes and televotes, but from 2019 each country will announce two separate results with a maximum of 24 points available from each country, the same system has been in place in the Eurovision Song Contest since 2016.

## Winners

*Further information: List of Africavision Song Contest winners*
James Harrison

**James Steven Harrison CBE** (born February 6, 1959) is an English singer-songwriter, who is known as the founder of the Amerivision, Africavision
and Asiavision Song Contests, where he currently acts as the executive producer for each show. He has also competed in all three along with the Eurovision Song Contest.

Away from this Harrison helped to popularise heavy metal music in the mid 1970s. Harrison continued to release music throughout the 1970s, 80s and 90s though his career became stagnant in the late 1990s but after releasing a cover of George Michael's "Careless Whisper" coupled with victory at the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest reignited his career.
Amerivision Song Contest

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The **Amerivision Song Contest** (Spanish: *Concurso de canciones de Amerivision*), often simply called Amerivision, is an international song competition held primarily among the member countries of the American Broadcasting Union, all nations in the two continents that make up the Americas. Each participating country submits an original song to be performed on live television and radio, then casts votes for the other countries' songs to determine the winner. Over 30 countries are currently eligible to compete.

Based upon the Eurovision Song Contest, Amerivision has aired every year since its inception in 1990. It is the second most-viewed programme in the Americas behind only the Super Bowl, with the show often topping 70 million viewers in the United States alone.

Unlike all other song contest Amerivision seems to favour rock/metal songs with 22 of the 29 winners performing either a rock or metal song.

## Expansion

Originally the contest was only competed between the nations of North America, but in 1995 it was expanded to include the South American nations. From 1997 semi-finals have been held to have at least 20 nations compete in the final.

### Big Two and Big Four

Like with the Eurovision Song Contest the biggest financial contributors to the ABU automatically qualify and since the 2001, they previously had to qualify through the semi-finals between 1997 and 2000, they are the United States and Canada. Between 2004 and 2016 the Big Two has been seen controversial amongst ABU nations with both nations struggling to win points with Canada 2007 win the only time either nation has won in that time.

In November 2017 the ABU announced that the Big Two would be extended to the Big Four allowing both Mexico and Brazil to automatically qualify for the finals. Following a poor performance in 2019 in which all four finished in the last four places of the final, the big four was scrapped with only the host nation automatically qualifying for the final. This was changed again for the 2023 contest in which the top three of the previous contest automatically earned qualification into the final.

## Voting

The voting system used in the contest has been in place since the beginning, and is a positional voting system. Each country awards one set of 12, 10, 8–1 points to their 10 favourite songs. From 1990 until 2017 each country would work out an average based upon a professional juries votes and televotes, but from 2018 each country will announce two separate results with a maximum of 24 points available from each country, the same system has been in place in the Eurovision Song Contest since 2016.

## Winners

*Further information: List of Amerivision Song Contest winners*
Amerivision Song Contest 2020

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The **Amerivision Song Contest 2020** is set to be the 31st edition of the Amerivision Song Contest. The contest will be held at Independence Park in Kingston, Jamaica, following the country's victory at the 2019 contest in New York City, United States, with the song "Freaky" performed by Martin Whittle. This will be the second time that Jamaica has hosted the contest, the last edition having been the 2000 contest.

The contest was originally scheduled for late May 2020 but following the Coronavirus outbreak was pushed back to late September/Early October 2020 with potential for the contest to be cancelled all together should the outbreak continue to worsen. Following the effects of the outbreak in Brazil, Chile, Ecuador and Peru those countries withdrew from the contest.
Asiavision Song Contest

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The **Asiavision Song Contest**, often simply called Asiavision, is an international song competition held primarily among the member countries of the Asian Broadcasting Union. Each participating country submits an original song to be performed on live television and radio, then casts votes for the other countries' songs to determine the winner. Over 40 countries are currently eligible to compete, in 2006 the contest introduced a new rule which does not allow any nation to compete that had competed in the most recent Eurovision Song Contest, this rule was revoked in 2018.

Based upon the Eurovision Song Contest, Asiavision has aired every year since its inception in 2005.

## Expansion

The contest originally began in 2005 exclusive to the Asian nations but in 2008 to allow both Australia and New Zealand into the contest. The contest expanded again in 2012 to allow all Oceanian nations to compete.

In 2006 they announced a new rule that banned nations from competing in Asiavision had they competed in the Eurovision Song Contest earlier in the year. This meant if a nation had competed in Eurovision in 2014 but not 2015 they were eligible to compete in the 2015 Asiavision Contest, this rule was revoked in 2018 allowing all nations in the contest.

### **Big Three / Four**

The three biggest financial contributers to the ASBU, China, India and Japan are rewarded with automatic qualification to the final of the contest, like the Big Five in Eurovision and the Big Four in Amerivision. This rule came into effect in 2006. It was announced prior to the 2018 contest regardless of result that South Korea would join the new "Big Four" from 2019 onwards.

## Participation

### **No appearances**

This following is the list of eligible members who have never competed in the contest.

* Cook Islands
* Marshall Islands

## Voting

The voting system used in the contest has been in place since the beginning, and is a positional voting system. Each country awards one set of 12, 10, 8–1 points to their 10 favourite songs. From 1990 until 2017 each country would work out an average based upon a professional juries votes and televotes, but from 2019 each country will announce two separate results with a maximum of 24 points available from each country, the same system has been in place in the Eurovision Song Contest since 2016.

## Winners

*Further information: List of Asiavision Song Contest winners*
Amerivision Song Contest 2023

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 ← 2022 Amerivision Song Contest 2024 →

The **Amerivision Song Contest 2023** is the upcoming 35th edition of the Amerivision Song Contest. It is set to take place in Stanley, Falkland Islands, following the countries victory in the 2022 contest with the song "Love and Let Go" by Charlotte Brown. Organised by the American Broadcasting Union (ABU) and Falkland Islands TV (FITV), the contest will be held at the Stanley Arena, a venue built specifically for the contest, and will consist of two semi-finals on 3 and 5 June 2023, and a final on 7 June 2023. It will be the first time the show has been held in a South American country since 2015 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The island nations of Bermuda and the British Virgin Islands will be making their debut, Brazil will be returning after withdrawing in 2020 due to COVID-19 concerns. Argentina will be withdrawing due to the sovereignty dispute over the Falkland Islands, this will be the first contest they will miss since their 1995 debut.
Suriname in the Amerivision Song Contest

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**Suriname** has participated in the **Amerivision Song Contest**20 times, reaching the final 18 times. They are one of the least successful nations in the contests history finishing last in the final numerous times.

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