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Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013

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The **Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2013** was the 11th edition of the annual Junior Eurovision Song Contest and took place on 30 November in Kiev, Ukraine following Anastasiya Petryk's win with the song "Nebo".

San Marino made its debut while F.Y.R. Macedonia and Malta returned. Albania, Belgium and Israel withdrew from competing.

The winner was Gaia Cauchi of Malta with the song "The Start". This was the country's first win in the junior edition of the Contest.

## Location

On 17 April 2013, the Ukrainian national broadcaster NTU and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced that the venue for the 2013 contest would take place in the Palace "Ukraine", in Kyiv. The venue which is also known as the National Palace of Arts "Ukraine", which is a state company administered by the State Directory of Affairs, is one of the main venues for official events along with Palace of Sports in Kyiv, Ukraine, which hosted the 2009 contest.

It was opened in 1970 as the biggest centre of culture and arts. The building was designed by a group of architects P. Zhylytskyi, I. Vayner, under the directorship of the project's author the distinguished architect of Ukrainian SSR Yevhenia Marychenko. All of the architects were awarded Shevchenko National Prize (1971) for its design and construction. The building is trapezoidal, twenty eight meters tall and consists of over 300 rooms.
Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011

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The **Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2011** was the ninth edition of the annual Junior Eurovision Song Contest and took place on 3 December in Yerevan, Armenia. This was the first junior edition to be held in the winning country from the previous year.

No country made its debut while Bulgaria returned. Malta and Serbia withdrew from competing.

The winner was the group CANDY of Georgia with the song "Candy Music", giving the country its second win in four years in the junior edition of the Contest.
Slovenia

**Slovenia** has participated 27 times in the Contest since its debut in the Eurovision Song Contest 1993. Prior to this it competed as part of Yugoslavia.

It has only been absent from two Contests and its best result is seventh in 1995 and 2001 respectively. Its only other Top 10 placing was at the Eurovision Song Contest 1997 in Dublin.

Since the introduction of the semi finals, it has failed to qualify 11 times and has made it to the final five times.

The country made its debut in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Marsa, finishing in 12th place. It made just one further appearance the following year, finishing in 3rd place before withdrawing citing dissatisfaction with the EBU's rules.
Poland

**Poland** has participated in the Contest 24 times since its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 1994 in Dublin where it finished as runner-up which remains its best result. It has reached the Top 10 on two further occasions.

Since the introduction of the semi finals, it has failed to qualify for the final nine times, including finishing in last place at this stage in the Eurovision Song Contest 2011 with its entrant Magdalena Tul.

It made its debut at the inaugural Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen, finishing in last place. It has competed a further four times, including another last place finish and their first-ever win at the 2018 Contest in Minsk.  Their second came the following year on home soil in Gliwice-Silesia, making them the first country ever to win the junior edition of the Contest two years in a row.
Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014

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The **Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014** was the 12th edition of the annual Junior Eurovision Song Contest and took place on 15 November in Marsa, Malta following Gaia Cauchi's win with the song "The Start".

Italy, Montenegro and Slovenia made their debut while Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia and Serbia returned. Azerbaijan, F.Y.R. Macedonia and Moldova withdrew from competing.

The winner was Vincenzo Cantiello of Italy with the song "Tu primo grande amore". This was the country's first win in the junior edition of the Contest and the first time a country had won on its debut since the inaugural Contest.
Georgia

**Georgia** has competed in the Contest 13 times, making its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Helsinki. They withdrew from competing in the 2009 Contest.

Their best results to date came at the 2010 and 2011 Contests when their participants both finished in 9th place after reaching the final. Since the introduction of the semi finals in 2004, they have failed to qualify for the final six times.

The country also debuted at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in 2007 in Rotterdam and has won a total of three times to date. Its worst result was at the 2014 Contest when it finished in 11th place.
North Macedonia

**North Macedonia** (formerly **F.Y.R. Macedonia**) has participated in the Contest 21 times since its official debut at the 1998 Contest in Birmingham.  Prior to this they competed as part of Yugoslavia.

They are one of the more unsuccessful countries in the Contest, having failed to reach the Top 10 in every one of their appearances in the final to date. Their best result so far came at the 2019 Contest in Tel Aviv when Tamara Todevska finished in 7th place in the final, which was also their first-ever Top 10 result.

Between 2008 and 2018, they failed to qualify from the semi finals ten out of eleven times. They again failed to qualify for the final at the 2021 Contest in Rotterdam.

The country debuted at the inaugural Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen, finishing in 12th place - a result they achieved on five occasions. They have competed 14 times with their best result came at the 2007 Contest and 2008 Contest, finishing in 5th place both times.
Eurovision Song Contest 2006

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The **Eurovision Song Contest 2006** was the 51st edition of the annual Eurovision Song Contest, held on 20 May 2006 in Athens, Greece  following Helena Paparizou's victory the previous year with the song "My Number One".

No countries made their return while Armenia made its debut. Austria, Hungary and Serbia and Montenegro all withdrew from competing, although the latter still had the opportunity to vote.

After 45 years of participation, Finland won for the first time with hard rock act Lordi, who performed the song "Hard Rock Hallelujah". It was the first time ever that a song in this genre had won the Contest.

## Participants

### Returning artists

 Carola | Represented Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest 1983 in Munich with the song "Främling", finishing in 3rd place with 126 points. Gave the country its third win at the Eurovision Song Contest 1991 in Rome with the song "Fångad av en stormvind"
Azerbaijan

**Azerbaijan** has competed 14 times in the Contest since it made its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 2008 in Belgrade and have appeared in every final up to 2017. Three years after its debut, they scored their first ever victory with the song "Running Scared", performed by duo Eli & Nikki. This made them the first mixed gender duo to win the Contest since 1963.

They reached the Top 5 in five consecutive contests, from 2009 to 2013, and finished as runner-up at the 2013 Contest.

At the 2018 Contest, they competed in the first semi final but for the first time since their debut they failed to qualify for the final.

The country debuted at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2012 in Amsterdam where they finished in 11th place. They bettered that result the following year by finishing in seventh place and did not compete in the next five Contests before returning for the 2018 Contest, achieving their worst result to date.
All About Love

A blues-rock song in F.

## LYRICS

* **It's all about love, all about family**
* **All about peace and understanding**
* **Across this world we can join together**
* **All about hope for our children's future**
* **It's all about smiles and all about sharing**
* **Helping friends and truly caring**
* **Reaching out to the ones in need**
* **Then we are all about love**
* **It doesn't matter how big a home we live in**
* **It doesn't matter what name is on your clothes**
* **I know only one thing can make you happy**
* **I know, I know it's all about love**
Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019

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The **Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019** was the 17th edition of the annual Junior Eurovision Song Contest and will take place on 24 November at Arena Gliwice in Gliwice-Silesia, Poland following the country's first-ever victory at the 2018 Contest in Minsk.

Nineteen countries took part with Israel and Azerbaijan withdrawing. Spain returned after a twelve year absence.

The Contest was won by host nation Poland with the song "Superhero" performed by Viki Gabor. This made the country the first ever to win the junior version of the Contest in consecutive years.
Turkey

**Turkey** participated in the Contest 34 times since its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 1975 in Stockholm where they finished in last place.They also finished in last place with Nul Points at the 1983 Contest and 1987 Contest.

They had three Top 10 finishes until, after almost three decades of competing, they finally won the Contest in 2003 with the entry "Every Way That I Can" by Sertab Erener, narrowly beating Belgium by just two points.

Since the introduction of the semi finals the country has failed to qualify once for the final and withdrew from competing following the 2012 Contest, citing dissatisfaction with the Contest rules.
Ukraine

**Ukraine** has participated in the Contest 17 times since making its debut in Eurovision Song Contest 2003 in Riga with the song "Hasta la vista" by Olexandr.

A year later in Istanbul, which saw the introduction of the semi finals, they secured their first win with the song "Wild Dances" performed by Ruslana. This would be replicated twelve years later when Jamala triumphed with the song "1944", which set a record under the newly-introduced voting system until it was replaced a year later by "Amar pelos dois" by Salvador Sobral.

These victories made Ukraine the first Eastern European country to win the Contest three times and as of 2016 they have had a total of nine Top 5 finishes. They withdrew from competing in the 2015 Contest in Vienna and again in the 2019 Contest in Tel Aviv.

It made its debut at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2006 in Bucharest, finishing in 9th place. It has competed a further 10 times scoring its first and only win so far at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2012 in Amsterdam.
Eurovision Song Contest 2022

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**Semi-final 2:** Humorous ode to Italian hand gestures performed by Alessandro Cattelan
**Final:** The Rockin' 1000 ensemble
Medley including "La solitudine" and "Scatola" performed by Laura Pausini
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 The **Eurovision Song Contest 2022** was the 66th edition of the annual Eurovision Song Contest.  It was held in on 14 May in Turin, Italy following the rock band Måneskin giving the country its third win at the 2021 Contest in Rotterdam with the song "Zitti e buoni".

Forty-one countries participated with both Armenia and Montenegro returning after a three-year absence.

## Location

The following cities expressed an interest in bidding. The chosen city is highlighted in blue and bold:

## Format

**Semi-final allocation draw**

* ~~Bosnia and Herzegovina~~
* Croatia
* Montenegro
* North Macedonia
* Serbia
* Slovenia
* Denmark
* Finland
* Iceland
* Norway
* Sweden
* Azerbaijan
* Georgia
* Israel
* Russia
* Ukraine
* Cyprus
* Greece
* Malta
* Portugal
* San Marino
* Latvia
* Lithuania
* Moldova
* Poland
* Romania
* Belgium
* Czech Republic
* Ireland
* Netherlands
* Switzerland

### Semi-Final 1

Eighteen countries participated in the first semi-final. Those countries plus  France and  Italy voted in this semi-final.

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### Semi-Final 2

Eighteen countries participated in the second semi-final. Those countries plus  Germany,  Spain and the  United Kingdom voted in this semi-final.

### Final

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## See also

* American Song Contest
* Eurovision Young Musicians 2022
* Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2022

## External links

* Template:Official website

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Eurovision Song Contest 2007

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The **Eurovision Song Contest 2007** was the 52nd edition of the annual Eurovision Song Contest held on 12 May 2007 in Helsinki, Finland. This was the country's first time hosting after they had won for the very first time the previous year, thanks to hard rock group Lordi and their song "Hard Rock Hallelujah".

Austria and Hungary returned while Czech Republic, Georgia, Montenegro and Serbia all made their debut. Monaco withdrew from competing.

The Contest was won by first-time competitor and newly-independent country Serbia, who was represented by Marija Šerifović and her song "Molitva". This was the first winning song in nine years to be sung in its native language.

## Participants

### Returning artists

 Edsilia Rombley | Represented The Netherlands at the Eurovision Song Contest 1998 in Birmingham with the song "Hemel en aarde", finishing in 4th place with 150 points

### Semi-Final

The countries highlighted in bold qualified for the final:
Montenegro

**Montenegro** has participated in the Contest 12 times since its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Helsinki as an independent nation but failed to advance from the semi finals. Prior to this they competed as Serbia and Montenegro from 2004 to 2006 and as Yugoslavia from 1961 to 1992.

Since their debut they have only qualified for the final twice with their best result coming in the 2015 Contest courtesy of Knez, whose song "Adio" finished in 13th place in the final.

The country has only appeared twice at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, debuting in 2014 Contest in Marsa where it finished in 13th place. The following year, it finished in 14th place before withdrawing. Prior to this, they competed as Serbia and Montenegro in 2005.
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Eurovision Song Contest 2002

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The **Eurovision Song Contest 2002** was the 47th edition of the annual Eurovision Song Contest, which took place in Tallinn, Estonia on 25 May 2002, following Tanel Padar and Dave Benton with 2XL giving the country its first win the previous year with the song "Everybody".

No country made its debut while it saw the return of Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Finland, F.Y.R Macedonia, Romania and Switzerland. Iceland, Ireland, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland and Portugal were all relegated due to their poor results the previous year.

Latvia won the Contest for the first time, thanks to its representative Marie N and her song "I Wanna", becoming the second Baltic country to do so.

## Participants

### Returning artists

 Monica Anghel | Attempted to represent her home country at the Eurovision Song Contest 1996 in Oslo with the song "Rugă pentru pacea lumii", but failed to be selected from the audio-only round.
Greece

**Greece** has participated in the Contest 42 times since its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 1974 in Brighton with the song "Krasi, thalassa ke t'agori mou" by Marinella, which finished in 11th place. They have missed a total of six Contests but have never finished in last place.

Throughout the 20th century they finished in fifth place twice but since the start of the 21st century have had their biggest success with eleven Top 10 results including their first-ever win at the Eurovision Song Contest 2005 in Kiev with the song "My Number One" by Helena Paparizou, who had represented the country four years earlier as part of the duo Antique. The country also finished in third place with Antique, Sakis Rouvas and Kalomira.

Since the introduction of the semi finals, the country has only missed out twice on qualification for the final and has failed to reach the Top 10 following qualification.

The country debuted at the inaugural Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen, finishing in 6th place. It competed a total of six times with its worst result coming at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Rotterdam, when it finished in last place.
Iceland

**Iceland** has participated in the Contest 33 times since its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 1986 in Bergen. It missed the 1998 Contest and the 2002 Contest due to relegation from its poor placings on the scoreboard.

Its best placing is runner-up, which it first achieved at the 1999 Contest in Jerusalem and again a decade later in Moscow. It has achieved five Top 10 placings but since the introduction of the semi finals, it has failed to qualify for the finals seven times. As of 2021, it remains the only Nordic country that has not won the Contest.
Sweden

**Sweden** has participated in the Contest 61 times since their debut in the Eurovision Song Contest 1958 in Hilversum with the song "Lilla stjärna" by Alice Babs. Since 1959, the Swedish representative has been chosen through an annual televised competition, known since 1967 as Melodifestivalen. The country has not participated three times – 1964, 1970, and 1976 - but since 1977, has participated each year.

They have won the contest six times: in 1974 with "Waterloo" by ABBA, in 1984 with "Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley" by Herreys, in 1991 with "Fångad av en stormvind" by Carola, in 1999 with "Take Me to Your Heaven" by Charlotte Nilsson, in 2012 with "Euphoria" by Loreen and in 2015 with "Heroes" by Måns Zelmerlöw, placing them one win from equalling Ireland's all-time record of wins.

Since the introduction of the semi finals in 2004, the country has only failed once to appear in the final - in 2010 when Anna Bergendahl finished in 11th place, missing out on the final by just five points. It was also the first time the country had not appeared in the final since 1976.

It made its debut at the inaugural Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen, finishing in 15th place - a result it achieved at the following two Contests - before achieving its best result at the 2006 Contest in Bucharest with a 3rd place finish. It continued to participate until the 2014 Contest and following this it announced its withdrawal for the first time since the 2008 Contest. Although they previously announced their intention to return, so far this has not happened.
Norway

**Norway** has competed in the Contest 59 times since its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 1960 in London, being absent on two ocassions.

It has won the Contest three times, with its latter win holding the record for the most points achieved by a winning country under the old voting system. However, it also holds the record for the most last placings achieved by a single country - 11 times in all - and four of these were with Nul Points.

The country debuted at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003 with the act 2U whose entry "Sinnsykt gal forelsket" finished in 13th place. The following year the Contest was hosted in the Norwegian city of Lillehammer, where they finished in 13th place again. The following year they achieved their best result when entrant Malin Reitan finished in 3rd place with her entry "Sommer og skolefri". The country withdrew from competing following this and have not appeared since.

## Participants

### Junior Eurovision Song Contest

 2004 | @lek | "En stjerne skal jeg bli"
 2005 | Malin Reitan | "Sommer og skolefri"
Albania

**Albania** has participated in the Contest 18 times since it debuted at the Eurovision Song Contest 2004 in Istanbul with Anjeza Shahini as their debut entrant. They have participated every year since then but have failed to qualify for the final seven times as of 2018. Their best result to date came at the 2012 Contest when Rona Nishliu qualified for the final and finished in 5th place with her song "Suus".

Since then they have qualified four times for the final, in 2015 and 2018, with the latter giving them their best result since 2012. They have qualified a further two times - in 2019 and 2021 respectively.

The country made its debut at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2012 in Amsterdam, finishing in last place.  They withdrew for the next two Contests before participating in the next four.  Their best result to date came on their debut when entrant Mishela Rapo finished in 5th place with her entry "Dambaje".
Beyblade X

Beyblade X is the fourth generation of the Beyblade franchise overall.

## Summary

An XTREME start to the biggest new series of Beyblade! Beyblade pros from around the world gather to compete in the X League held inside the X Tower!

## Staffs

* Executive Producers : Joey Jim
* Series Composition : Mister Boy
* Character Design : George Gooby

## References

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Italy

Nul points: 1966

**Italy** has participated in the Contest 47 times since making its debut as one of the **Founding Seven** nations in 1956. It has won three times, in 1964, 1990 and 2021, and only placed last once with Nul Points.

From 1998 to 2010 it withdrew from competing and upon its return for the 2011 Contest in Düsseldorf it joined France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom to become a "Big Five" nation, which means it is automatically qualified for each Contest regardless of its final placing on the leaderboard due to the financial contributions made towards the Contest.

The country made its debut at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Marsa, winning that year's competition.  It has achieved a further three Top 10 placings.
Eurovision Song Contest 2019

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The **Eurovision Song Contest 2019** was the 64th edition of the annual Eurovision Song Contest. It took place in Tel Aviv for the first time following the country's fourth victory at the 2018 Contest in Lisbon with the song "Toy", performed by Netta Barzilai. The Contest consisted of two semi-finals and a final held on 14, 16 and 18 May respectively.

No country debuted or returned while both Bulgaria and Ukraine withdrew for the first time since the 2015 Contest in Vienna. In April 2019, the former announced that it would be withdrawing for the foreseeable future due to funding issues. However, it was later announced that its return would be dependent on the outcome of electing a new delegation and managing board.

It was won by The Netherlands who was represented by Duncan Laurence with the song "Arcade". This was the fifth time the country had won the Contest, tying with France, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom, as well as being their first victory since 1975 in Stockholm.

## Location

Following much deliberation about where the 2019 Contest would be held, on 13 September 2018 it was confirmed that it would take place for the first time in Tel Aviv, a change from previous occasions when it was held in Jerusalem in 1979 and 1999 respectively.

### Key

The following is a list of possible host cities and venues with the chosen one highlighted in blue and bold:

### Venue

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On 13 September 2018, the EBU confirmed that Tel Aviv would serve as the host city for the 64th edition of the Contest as well as confirming the venue.

The convention center was opened in 1959 and serves as a venue for a variety of events, including concerts, exhibitions, trade fairs and conventions. The Contest will take place in Pavillion 2, which has a capacity of 10,000.

## Format

**Semi-final allocation draw**

* Croatia
* North Macedonia
* Montenegro
* Serbia
* Slovenia
* Estonia
* Finland
* Iceland
* Norway
* Sweden
* Azerbaijan
* Belarus
* Georgia
* Russia
 Pot 4
 * Australia
* Ireland
* Latvia
* Lithuania
* Poland
* Portugal
* Belgium
* Czech Republic
* Hungary
* Netherlands
* Switzerland
* Greece
* Malta
* Moldova
* Romania
* San Marino

## Participants

### Returning artists

 Nevena Božović | Represented her home country at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Rotterdam with the song "Piši mi", finishing in 3rd place with 120 points and represented her home country as part of the girl group Moje 3 at the Eurovision Song Contest 2013 but failed to qualify for the final.

### Semi Final 1

 Israel,  France and  Spain voted in this semi final. Ukraine was originally drawn to compete in this semi-final before withdrawing over controversy surrounding their selection. The highlighted countries qualified for the final:

### Semi Final 2

 Germany,  Italy and  United Kingdom voted in this semi final. The highlighted countries qualified for the final:
Hungary

**Hungary** has participated in the Contest 17 times since its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 1994 in Dublin with the song "Kinek mondjam el vétkeimet?" by Frederika Bayer, which remains its best result to date, finishing in 4th place.

Since the introduction of the semi finals, it has failed to qualify three times for the final but has scored three Top 10 finishes when doing so.
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Finland

**Worst result** | Last: 1963, 1965, 1968, 1980, 1982, 1990, 1992, 1996, 2009, 2015 (SF), 2019 (SF)
Nul points: 1963, 1965, 1982

**Finland** has competed in the Contest 55 times since making its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 1961 in Cannes. Their only win to date came at the 2006 Contest in Athens when hard rock band Lordi won, ending a 45-year wait for their first victory.

The country has finished last a total of ten times, with three of those being 'Nul Points' and since the introduction of the semi finals in 2004, they have failed to qualify for the final eight times. They also hold the record for the shortest Contest entry with "Aina mun pitää" by the group Pertti Kurikan Nimipäivät, which only lasts 1 minute and 25 seconds.
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Eurovision Song Contest 2005

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The **Eurovision Song Contest 2005** was the 50th edition of the annual Eurovision Song Contest, held on 21 May 2005 in Kiev, Ukraine. This was the first time a former Soviet country had hosted the event, thanks to Ruslana's victory the previous year with the song "Wild Dances".

Moldova and Bulgaria made their debut while Hungary returned. No country withdrew.

The winner was Greece's "My Number One", performed by Swedish-Greek singer Helena Paparizou, who had previously represented the country at the Eurovision Song Contest 2001 in Copenhagen as part of duo Antique, finishing in 3rd place. This was the country's first-ever win in their 44-year participation.

## Participants

### Semi-Final

All twenty-five entrants who had failed to finish in the Top 12 the previous year performed and thirty-nine countries voted. The highlighted countries qualified for the final:
Beyblade Ultra

## Beyblade Burst Ultra

Beyblade Burst Ultra is the first season of the Beyblade Burst anime. The series began airing on TV Tokyo on April 4, 2016, and concluded on March 27th, 2017. Episodes premiered in Japan every Monday at 5:55pm JST on TV Tokyo.
The series is also available on Amazon Instant Video and U-NEXT in Japan. Episodes of the English dub are available on Disney XD's website and app for those with a US cable or satellite subscription. English subbed episodes are available from US streaming service Daisuki's premium service.

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* Character Design : Toshiaki Ohashi
* Director : Katsuhito Akiyama
* Director : Kentaro Yamaguchi
* Art Director : Atsushi Yokoyama
* Coloring : Aya Ouchi
* CGI Director : Futoshi Seo
* Sound Director : Yuki Matsuoka
* Music : Yusaku Tsuchiya
* Animation Production : Isami Abe
Beyblade Ultra Evolutions

## Beyblade Burst Ultra

Beyblade Burst Ultra Evolutions is the first season of the Beyblade Burst anime. The series began airing on TV Tokyo on April 4, 2016, and concluded on March 27th, 2017. Episodes premiered in Japan every Monday at 5:55pm JST on TV Tokyo.
The series is also available on Amazon Instant Video and U-NEXT in Japan. Episodes of the English dub are available on Disney XD's website and app for those with a US cable or satellite subscription. English subbed episodes are available from US streaming service Daisuki's premium service.

## Summary

Aero Aoi, who participated in the Japanese Tournament, was scouted for the prestigious Spanish team BC Sol and heads out to Spain. With their sights set on the world, Aero and his friends begin their challenge for the World League! However, in order to qualify for the World League, they must first win the European League. Will Aero be able to take BC Sol to the World League? And can he defeat the world's strongest Bladers?

## Staffs

* Executive Producers : Yuya Yokoyama, Naohiko Furuichi, Wataru Sato
* Series Composition : Hideki Sonoda
* Character Design : Toshiaki Ohashi
* Director : Katsuhito Akiyama
* Director : Kentaro Yamaguchi
* Art Director : Atsushi Yokoyama
* Coloring : Aya Ouchi
* CGI Director : Futoshi Seo
* Sound Director : Yuki Matsuoka
* Music : Yusaku Tsuchiya
* Animation Production : Isami Abe
The Netherlands

**The Netherlands** has competed in the Contest 62 times, making its debut one of the seven countries competing in the very first **Eurovision Song Contest** in 1956. It has missed only four contests so far.

It has won the Contest five times: in 1957, 1959, 1969 (a joint winner with France, Spain and the United Kingdom), 1975 and 2019 - the latter ending a 44-year wait and tying it with France, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom for number of victories.

Throughout the 1980s and 1990s Top 10 finishes were achieved by Bernadette, Marcha, Gerard Joling, Humphrey Campbell, Ruth Jacott and Edsilia Rombley.

Since the introduction of the semi finals in 2004, the county has reached the final on eight occasions - in 2004 with Re-Union, from 2013 to 2019 - the latter giving them their first win since 1975 - and 2022. The country had eight consecutive non-qualifiers up to and including 2012 which is a Eurovision record and is currently ranked 11th in the list of countries with the most points awarded through the years.

The country has hosted the Contest five times: in 1958, 1970, 1976, 1980 and 2021. The first three times were after winning the previous year, while the 1980 Contest was staged in the country after Israel (who had won the previous year) declined to organise the event for a second consecutive year. For the same reason the country declined the right to organise the 1960 Contest. It also hosted the 2021 Contest as the previous year was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

It debuted in the inaugural Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen, finishing in 11th place. It has participated a further 15 times with its best result coming at the 2009 Contest in Kiev when it scored its first and only win so far. As of 2021, it is the only country to have participated in every edition of the Junior contest.
Estonia

**Estonia** has competed in the Contest 27 times, making its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 1994 in Dublin. However, they finished second last to Lithuania and were therefore relegated from the following year's Contest.

Following their return in 1996 they finished in the Top 8 in six of the following Contests, with their only win to date coming at the 2001 Contest in Copenhagen, which made them the first former Soviet country to win the Contest.

Since the introduction of the semi final rounds in 2004, they have failed to qualify for the final ten times and have reached the Top 10 four times, the latter more than any other Baltic country.
United Kingdom

The **United Kingdom** has participated 63 times since it debuted at the Eurovision Song Contest 1957 in Frankfurt am Main with Patricia Bredin as their debut entrant. They missed out the following year but have participated every year since 1959.

They became a member of the "Big Four", along with France, Germany and Spain, in 2004, a year after their worst result in the Contest when they infamously scored "Nul Points" with the entry "Cry Baby" by the duo Jemini - the first English-language entry to suffer this fate. With the return of Italy seven years later, they were renamed the "Big Five".

It has finished last on four other occasions: three times securing points in 2008, 2010 and in 2019, respectively, but repeated their 2003 result at the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 in Rotterdam.

They have won the Contest a total of five times and is one of two nations with victories in four different decades, the other being Sweden.

The nation debuted at the inaugural Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen, finishing in 3rd place. They competed a further two times, achieving their best result the following year when they finished as runner-up to Spain. Following the 2005 Contest, the nation withdrew and has not competed since.

## Participants

### Junior Eurovision Song Contest

 2004 | Cory Spedding | "The Best is Yet to Come"
 2005 | Joni Fuller | "How Does It Feel?"
Croatia

**Croatia** has participated in the Contest 27 times since debuting at the Eurovision Song Contest 1993 in Dublin.  Prior to this they competed as part of Yugoslavia and won with the song "Rock Me" by the band Riva in 1989 in Lausanne.

They have reached the Top 10 seven times but since the introduction of the semi finals they have failed to advance to the final nine times.

They debuted at the inuagural Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen with the song "Ti si moja prva ljubav" by Dino Jelušić, which gave them their only win. They competed five times before withdrawing following the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 and have not competed since.
Kazakhstan

**Kazakhstan** has never participated in the Eurovision Song Contest but made its debut at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2018 in Minsk with its representative Daneliya Tuleshova performing her song "Ózińe sen", which finished in 6th place.

This result was bettered just a year later when representative Yerzhan Maksim finished as runner up to Viki Gabor of Poland.
Janus Gate

**Explanation:** Janus Gates, or Janus Doors, are thresholds to the dimension of Alagadda. They are linked to conventional alchemy, with the door only being able to be opened with the creation of a philosopher's stone.

**Usage:** Janus Gates are used to access Alagadda, with the only known Janus Gate on Earth being in the Tower of London in England.

**Creation:**
Jump

A rock song in A.

## LYRICS

* **Let's jump, let's bounce up to the sky**
* **You don't need a reason why**
* **It's good when you jump**
* **Jump and shake, stretch your arms above your head**
* **Like a monkey on a springy bed**
* **You can jump, jump and shake**
* **Show me how to twist , how to rock and roll and dance**
* **You've got to wiggle your feet, waggle your head**
* **Come on now take a big, big chance**
* **Let's jump, shake and rattle and roll**
* **Your Mommy and your Daddy knows**
* **how to rock, how to roll!**
Mimtendo Game System

The Mimtendo Game System is a home console developed and manufactured by Mimtendo. The Mimtendo Game System is Mimtendo's first ever console. It was released on June 29 1985

It is the predescessor of the Good Mimtendo Game System v2

## Development

Memtindo entered the the genre of video games because they wanted to make arcade games be accessible to all

## Games

* Good Andy & Sister (mario)
* Block Stack(tetris)
* Shoot Ducks (duckhunt)
* The Mystery of Xila (zelda)
* Zenome (Metroid)
* Hit-In(punchout)
* Adolescent Freak Samurai Rabbits: The Game (tmnt)
* Hyper Boy(megaman)
* VampCastle (castlvania)
* VampCastle || : Sid's Quest
* Mountain Climber(iceclimb)
* Andy learns about medicine(drmari)
* Angel Boy (icarus)
* Good Andy & His Brother 2
* Hyper Boy 2.0
* Finished Fairytail (finalfan)
* Dot Chomper (pacman)
* Hyper Boy 3.0
* Hyper Boy 4.0
* Subot (metrod)
* Hyper Boy 5.0
* Hyper Boy 6.0
* Good Andy & His Brother 3
* Kirboy's Journey
Lithuania

**Lithuania** has participated in the Contest 22 times since its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 1994 in Dublin with Ovidijus Vyšniauskas finishing in last place with Nul Points.

Since then it has had nine Top 20 finishes including three Top 10 finishes with its best result, placing sixth at the 2006 Contest in Athens with the song "We Are the Winners" by the group LT United. It finished in 10th place a decade later with the song "I've Been Waiting for This Night" by Donny Montell, who first represented the country at the 2012 Contest in Baku. In 2021, the group The Roop finished in 8th place with the song "Discoteque".

With the introduction of the semi-finals in 2004, the country has failed to advance to the finals seven times.

The country debuted at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Rotterdam, finishing in 13th place. They competed a further three times with their best result coming the following year when they finished in 3rd place. Following the 2011 Contest, they withdrew and have not competed since.
Denmark

**Denmark** has participated in the Contest 50 times since it made its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 1957 in Frankfurt am Main and has won the Contest three times - in 1963, 2000 and 2013. Their first win saw the country become the first to win with a duo representing it. Following this the country failed to score a Top 5 finish for two decades and during the 1990s it was eliminated from three Contests due to poor results.

Since the 2000s, they have fared better overall, achieving a further two wins and to date have finished in the Top 5 fourteen times in total. However, they finished in last place at the Eurovision Song Contest 2002 in Tallinn, Estonia.

The country made its debut at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003 in Copenhagen, finishing in 5th place. It competed a further two times with its best result coming at the 2005 Contest in Hasselt when it finished in 4th place. Following this, the country decided to withdraw to focus more on Melodi Grand Prix, the national final for the Eurovision Song Contest.

## Participants

### Junior Eurovision Song Contest

 2004 | Cool Kids | "Pigen er min"
 2005 | Nicolai Kielstrup | "Shake Shake Shake"
Switzerland

**Switzerland** was one of the seven countries competing in the very first **Eurovision Song Contest** in 1956 and the country has competed in 62 Contests to date.

It has won the Contest twice: the very first edition in 1956 and in 1988 with the latter victory provided by Canadian singer Céline Dion, who would go on to become one of the biggest-selling artists of all-time.  The entry also beat the United Kingdom's entry by a single point in one of the closest finishes in the Contest's history.

They did not compete in 1999, 2001 and 2003 and since the semi finals were introduced in 2004, the country has failed to reach the final ten times. In the 21st century it has only reached the Top 10 three times when the girlband Vanilla Ninja finished in 8th place in 2005 and again when Luca Hänni finished in 4th place in 2019. In 2021, Gjon's Tears finished 3rd - the best placing since the 1993 Contest in Millstreet. Additionally, in winning the second semifinal, Gjon set the new record for Switzerland's best showing in the semifinals.

The country made its first and only appearance at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2004 in Lillehammer, finishing in 16th place. Following this, the country decided to withdraw due to the cost of participating.
Belgium

Nul points: 1962, 1965

**Belgium** has participated in the Contest 63 times since its debut as one of the **Founding Seven** nations at the 1956 Contest in Lugano. Their only win to date happened at the 1986 Contest in Bergen when Sandra Kim won with the song "J'aime la vie". This was seen as controversial due to the fact that she was 13 years old at the time.

It has been absent only three times in total, in 1994, 1997 and 2001, due to low scores in the previous contests that relegated them from competing. Since the introduction of the semi-finals it has failed to qualify nine times for the final.

The country debuted at the inaugural Junior Eurovision Song Contest and competed until 2013.  Its best result was a fourth place finish at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2009 and its worst result was two years earlier with a 15th place finish.
Season 4

Aired from 1997-1999.

## Episodes

1. The Kingdom of Song-10/1/97
2. Gonna Have a Party-Eric is turning ten and Cathy is turning 4. 10/8/97
3. Sun Row Park-10/15/97
4. Country Hoedown-10/22/97
5. Make Your Dreams Come True-10/29/97
6. Mom and Dad-11/7/97
7. Everybody Belongs-11/14/97
8. It's a Beautiful Day-11/21/97
9. Yellow, Green and Blue-A mystery meal is served at Markus's house. 11/28/97
10. Talk, Talk, Talk-12/7/97
11. Cherish the Children-12/14/97
12. Thank You-12/21/97
13. Bedtime-12/28/97
Let's Have Some Fun Today

A calypso song in E.

## Lyrics

* Let's have some fun today.
* Sing and dance and play!
* Smile the tears away.
* Let's have some fun today!
* Reach out and hold a hand.
* Sway like a tree in the wind.
* Raise your voices high.
* Wave the tears good-bye.
* Let's have some fun today.
* Sing and dance and play!
* Smile the tears away.
* Let's have some fun today!
* A smile is such a wonderful thing!
* Look at the joy that it brings!
* Makes the sun shine on rainy days
* And blows the clouds away.
Israel

**Israel** has participated in the Contest 44 times since its debut in the Eurovision Song Contest 1973 in Luxembourg City with the entry "Ey Sham" by Illanit, which finished in 4th place.

The country has won the Contest four times but following its second win it opted not to host the Contest for the second successive year for financial reasons. As of 2018, it holds the record for the most participations without placing last, although it has placed second-last on two occasions and since the introduction of the semi finals it has failed to qualify seven times for the final.

The country debuted at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2012 with the song "Let the Music Win" by Kids.il, which finished in 8th place. Its next participation came at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2016 with the song "Follow My Heart" by duo Shar & Tim. It withdrew from participation from 2013 to 2015 and again in 2017.
Time Together

A ballad in G.

## LYRICS

* **When we're together I can't stop smiling**
* **My heart's so happy with you by my side**
* **Today and forever here and wherever**
* **we will always have this time together**
* **Remember that summer down at the lake**
* **We swam and we laughed,**
* **the games that we played**
* **At night we would search for our star in the sky**
* **And make our wish and then say goodnight**
* **When we're together I can't stop smiling**
* **My heart is so happy with you by my side**
* **Today and forever, here and wherever**
* **We will always have this time together (2x)**
Season 2

The 2nd season of The Markus Show aired from 1992-1994.

## Episodes

1. The Whistle Song
2. That Tarzan Dude
3. I Like Being Me
4. Celebrate With Music
5. Giant
6. I Like To Rock and Roll
7. Bright Sunny Days
8. We're All So Different
9. The Fear
10. The Farmer's Song
11. Share This World
12. Starlight, Starbright
13. May Your Dreams Come True
Angel On Your Shoulder

A ballad in C.

## LYRICS

* **There's an angel on your shoulder**
* **Been sent here to protect you**
* **Every child has one**
* **A gift from above**
* **A friend you can never see**
* **But a voice in a quiet moment**
* **Someone who's always there**
* **An angel on your shoulder**
* **She's watching over you**
* **An angel on your shoulder**
* **To guide you through all your days**
* **To every little baby**
* **Born into this big world**
* **An angel is sent down**
* **Sent there just for you**
* **She'll help you take your first step**
* **Her wings will dry your new tears**
* **She'll treat you to love and care**
That Tarzan Dude

S2E2 with a musical number in B Major.

## Lyrics

* That Tarzan dude yells and he screams.
* He gathers his food swinging from trees.
* A friend of the jungle once told me,
* "That Tarzan dude is wild as can be!"
* A friend of the monkey, snake and the bird,
* He travels on elephants and runs with their herd.
* He lives in a treehouse; he's living there free.
* That Tarzan dude is cool as can be!
* He's got himself a girlfriend; her name is Jane.
* His best friend's a monkey; that monkey loves to sing!
* That Tarzan dude has always been green;
* He cares for the jungle, water and trees.
* He loves where he's living and we love it, too!
* That Tarzan fellow's one wild, cool dude!
* He's got himself a girlfriend; her name is Jane.
* His best friend's a monkey; that monkey loves to sing!
* That Tarzan dude yells and he screams.
* He gathers his food swinging from trees.
* A friend of the jungle once told me,
* "That Tarzan dude is wild as can be!"
* That Tarzan dude is cool as can be!