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Gustave le Grand

### Likes

Baking, cooking, apple pie, making others feel better, writing new recipes, fussing with his mustache, Grandpa Gruff's advice and teaching, being supported, Grandpa Gruff's stories

### Dislikes

Demanding customers, thieves, getting scolded for 'messing up' with recipes, not following a recipe, arguments, his cookbook going missing, Grandpa Gruff's scolding, Grandpa Gruff being mistreated/blamed for Arimaspi's attack

## Biographical information

### Distinctive features

Cherry-colored bandana accessory around neck, chef hat, long black mustache

### Status

Active

**Gustave le Grand** is an adult Griffon from Griffinstone and the town's arrogant but considerate baker. He's also one of Grandpa Gruff's foster (and older) grandchildren. His Exquisite Éclairs are his specialty.

## Personality

Gustave is an arrogant baker, believing without a doubt his éclairs will win first prize at the national dessert competition. When it is discovered that he ate Mulia Mild's Mousse Moose, he admits it was not out of spite but rather because of how Pinkie Pie described it, and he sincerely compliments Mulia. When fixated on his hectic baking commissions, Gustave tends to slightly panic and become temperamental. Despite his hubris, Gustave has a kind side and is very considerate for others, wanting to provide them with food of the best quality possible, which is why he puts a lot of effort into his desserts. When someone he cares about is sad or upset, Gustave always tries to cheer them up with a little treat, having been taught by his tutor that "*the first ingredient to mend a broken heart is a full stomach*". While usually acting mature and being in his early 30's, there are moments where he feels completely like a cub, especially when he's around Grandpa Gruff. Gustave has also been shown to utter small phrases in French when experiencing certain bouts of emotion.

## Appearance

Gustave has blueish-grey fur, light grey headfeathers, wings, and tail, and golden beak and talons. He also has a long, black mustache. He's often seen wearing a cherry-colored bandana accessory around his neck and his chef hat.

## Relationships

### **Gallus**

At first, Gustave didn't like Gallus because he'd steal from his batch and would often call him insults at French, most commonly "enfant méchant" (aka naughty child), even go as far as running after him to whack him, with no success. After Gallus was taken in by Grandpa Gruff, Gustave would, at first at least, try to be nice to the cub. Currently, their relationship seems to have civilised.

## Gallery

Grandpa Gruff scolding GustaveGustave catching Gallus 'borrowing' one of his ÉclairsGrandpa Gruff's grandchildren
## Trivia

* He speaks with a somewhat stereotypical French accent, substituting some "th" sounds with "z" sounds and infrequently using French phrases.
* SourPatchKing was considered to voice Gustave at one point, and an offer was even sent out to him. He wasn't able to make it, however, and the role went Knick Knack.
* The first dish he ever served someone else was apple pie and he was taught how to make it by Grandpa Gruff.
Snoopy

***Snoopy*** is a fictional character in the popular comic strip *Peanuts* by Charles M. Schulz. The pet beagle of the main character Charlie Brown, Snoopy debuted on the strip's first week, in October 1950. He is one of the most recognizable and iconic characters in the *Peanuts* franchise, including the original strip, its television specials and, feature film adaptation. He was ranked by *TV Guide* as the eighth-greatest cartoon character of all time, and in 2015 he was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
All Winners

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     Participating with one entry
     Participating with two entries
     Participating with three entries
     Participating with four entries

**All Winners** was the first spin-off show of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Sydney, Australia, due to Australia having the most amount of wins, and due to the team running the show being from Australia. It was made in celebration of the finale of the 20th edition of the contest, and contained all 20 winners from the 20 previous editions.

## Art

The logo showed "All Winners" in the center, with "FIGC" above it and "Sydney" below it, infront of a picture of Sydney. There was no flag present, for the first time ever.

## Host City

The edition was hosted in Sydney, Australia, due to Australia having the most wins, and due to the team running the edition being from Australia.

## Grand Final

The 20 winners of each edition leading up to the show were all presented. Unlike normal editions, there was only one set of voting presented, rather than two split jury/televote portions. The points were determined by a proportional system in which all available points were distributed based on the percentage of votes recieved.
Edition 26

**Edition 26** was the twenty-sixth edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Adelaide, Australia, after their win in Edition 25 with "Superglue" by Mia Rodriguez. It was won by North Korea's aespa with their song "Black Mamba", achieving the first ever tiebreak win. This was the second victory of North Korea, and the first time a song of the K-Pop genre had won since North Korea's last win in Edition 6.

15 countries participated.

## Art

The logo showed "Adelaide 26" in pink text, with "FIGC" beneath, and a circular Australia flag above. This was infront of a photo of Adelaide.

## Grand Final

15 countries participated at the contest.

The victory of North Korea marked the first time a country had won due to a tiebreak. This was after North Korea and South Korea both received 213 points, however North Korea took priority as the tiebreak winner due to receiving more jury votes.
Edition 18

**Edition 18** was the eighteenth edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Korçë, Albania, after their win in Edition 17 with "Pay Me Back!" by ILIRA. The winner was once again Albania with ILIRA, with her song "Extra Fries". This marked the second time a country won twice in a row (following Australia in Edition 9), and the first time an artist had won twice in a row.

17 countries participated, 3 up from the previous edition.

## Art

The artwork showed "FIGC" with "Korce 18" underneath (without the accents in the city's name "Korçë"), glowing in red, infront of an image of Korçë. A circular flag of Albania is shown to the top left corner of the text.

## Grand Final

17 countries participated at the contest.

For the first time ever, the results show did not have the jury votes and the televotes in separate sections, and instead only one set of results were shown.

### Tiebreaks

Ordinarily, the televote points are slightly altered by one or two points in order to split ties, using a tiebreaking system. However, as this edition had no tiebreak portion, the tiebreaking was done after winner was announced at the end of the show. The winner of each tiebreak had one extra point added onto their score.

The format for splitting ties is as follows:

* The tied countrys will be compared based on who has the most 12s. If they both have the same amount of 12 points, then it goes to 10s, then 8s, then 7s, et cetera.
* If they both have the same amount of each points 12-1, then the country that came earliest in the running order wins the tiebreak.

## Delegate Purge

After the results show, it was revealed online that the Edition 18 delegations for Ireland, Netherlands and Croatia had been forcefully removed from their positions due to currently unknown reasons. This means that the countries would have to find new delegations in order to compete again.
Edition 21

**Edition 21** was the twenty-first edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Elbasan, Albania, after their win in Edition 20 with "Baby, I'm Jealous" by Bebe Rexha & Doja Cat. It was won by Moldova, getting their first ever win with "Sunt bine" by PETRA.

13 countries participated, the same as Edition 20.

## Art

The logo showed "Elbasan 21" in orange text, with "FIGC" beneath, and a circular Albania flag above. This was infront of a photo of Elbasan.

## Grand Final

13 countries participated at the contest.
Edition 6

**Edition 6** is the sixth edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Gold Coast, Australia, after their win with Kate Miller-Heidke - "Deluded" in Edition 5.

The winning act was "Secret Story Of The Swan" by IZ\*ONE, representing North Korea. It scored 231 points and beat the runner up and host country, Australia, by 75 points. This currently holds the record (joint with Edition 5) for the largest gap between first place and the runner up.

## Art

The art for this edition continued the trend that had been brought back the previous edition, with the wavy design. The logo shows the coastline of the Gold Coast, with "FiGC" displayed above with the host name "GOLD COAST 06" shown the exact same way as in Edition 5's artwork. The subtitle showing the host city's name emits a golden glow to represent the name of the 'Gold Coast'. As usual, the dot in the "i" of the word "FiGC" is the Australian Eurovision heart, which represents the host country.

## Host

The host city was selected by the Australian head of delegation immediately after the results were presented. The selected city was the Gold Coast, a city in Queensland, Australia known for its magnificant beaches.

## Grand Final

The grand final took place on 28 March 2021.

Due to Greece failing to submit their votes within the deadline, their points were divided by two. Had they not had their points sanctioned, they would have come 4th place with 134 points.

The winner was North Korea, who received 103 points from the jury, and 128 points from the televote. This edition shows a (joint with Edition 5) record for the longest gap between the winner and runner up, with a 75 point difference.
Edition 32

**Edition 32** was the thirty-second edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Amasya, Türkiye, following the nations victory in Edition 31 with "Anıları Yak" by Burcu Güneş. This hosting brought the contest back to Asia for the 10th time in the contests history.

The winner was Australia with "Pretty In The Dark" by Ashley Sienna & Ellise, marking the nations 6th victory over 32 editions, extending their record for highest win rate at 18%, comparing to the joint second places of Albania and North Korea each with 9%. This edition also extended the now-five-edition streak of the opening act placing in the top 2, as Australia performed first in the running order.

## Art

The logo showed "Amasya 32" in red text, with "FIGC" underneath it, with a circular flag of Türkiye between the two texts. This was infront of a digitally blurred photo of the Amasya.

## Participating Countries

16 countries participated, increasing by 1 from Edition 30. Seven countries from Edition 30 withdrew, and seven returned after competing prior to Edition 30. Amongst those 7 was Taiwan, who had not participated since Edition 5, marking a 26 edition break between participations. The running order was determined by randomly drawing the running order position for the host country Canada (15), and then randomly drawing which country would open (New Zealand) and close (Japan) the final. The rest of the countries were randomly drawn either "first half" or "second half", with the final running order being determined by producers using these random halves.

## Grand Final

16 countries participated at the contest. Australia won the contest with 237 points, winning the televote and coming 4th in the jury vote. The winner of the jury vote was Belgium, who came 6th overall.
Australia

**Australia** is debuted in Edition 1, and is the only country to compete in every single edition. Their best result was in Edition 5, where they won, with "Deluded" by Kate Miller-Heidke which scored 244 points. They also became the first country to win twice in Edition 8, when they won with "DEADALIVE" by Jaguar Jonze. In Edition 9, they got their third win, with "Stockholm Syndrome" by Montaigne, and became the first country to win twice in a row. This same edition, they beat their own record and the song became the record holder for the most points an entry has ever received. This record was later beaten by Wales in Edition 13.

Australia has only missed on the top 5 two times, first in Edition 1 coming 7th, and second in Edition 31 coming 9th.

## Running the contest

*See also: Festivali i Globe Contest Hosts*

After Edition 1, Albania, the previous owner of the contest, transferred the rights to the contest to Australia. Since Edition 2, Australia has been running the contest mostly independently, making all the decisions and deciding the format. In Edition 4, France became a co-owner alongside Australia, which influenced the introduction of heats and andra chansen for that edition. After France left the position in Edition 5, the format went back to usual.

## Participation

Table key
 **†** | Upcoming

### Spin-offs

 All Winners | Jaguar Jonze
 All Winners | Montaigne
 All Winners | Vanessa Amorosi

## Hostings

1. ↑ A temporary arena was built on a coast nearby to Cairns over both the beach and the water. The contest was promoted as "Coral Sea 33"
Goofy

**Goofy** is a funny-animal cartoon character created in 1932 at Walt Disney Productions. Goofy is a tall, anthropomorphic dog with a Southern drawl, and typically wears a turtle neck and vest, with pants, shoes, white gloves, and a tall, green hat originally designed as a rumpled fedora. Goofy is a close friend of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck and is one of Disney's most recognizable characters. He is normally characterized as extremely clumsy and dimwitted, yet this interpretation is not always definitive; occasionally Goofy is shown as intuitive, and clever, albeit in his own unique, eccentric way
Spear

The **Spear** is one of the many weapons used by the Champions in Aeon Conflict.

## Base Stats

**Spear** Champions are a part of the **Warrior Class**.

* **Health:** 1250 (Lvl. 1) / 2200 (Lvl. 20)
	+ **[LVL = +50 HP]**
* **Damage:** 115 (Lvl. 1) / 400 (Lvl. 20)
	+ **[LVL = +15 DMG]**

## Skills

* **Hurl:** Hurl your spear forward.
* **Lunge:** Lunge forward with your spear.
Isabelle

**Isabelle** is one of the many Champions in Aeon Conflict.

## Stats

**Isabelle** is a Axe Champion and a part of the Tank Class.

* **Health:** 2500 (Lvl. 1) / 3450 (Lvl. 20)
	+ **[LVL = +50 HP]**
* **Damage:** 100 (Lvl. 1) / 385 (Lvl. 20)
	+ **[LVL = +15 DMG]**

	+ By killing enemies with Execution or Guillotine Isabelle fills up a Heads meter. Once the meter is full Isabelle gets a temporary damage and attack speed buff for 3 minutes. Heads cannot be activated again for that duration.
* **Ability: Execution**
	+ Isabelle targets an enemy and hurls her axe at them, damaging them to 50% Health. If the enemy is under 50% health they are executed. Marie Antoinette is also healed after killing an enemy.
		- **Cooldown:** 6s
		- **Damage:** Depends on Enemy Health.
* **Ultimate: Guillotine**
	+ Isabelle targets an enemy and instantly executes them. After executing an enemy Marie Isabelle is healed to full health.
		- **Cooldown:** 100s
		- **Damage:** Max
Walt Disney world

It is a float that had many themes throughout the years first debuting in 1971, the base of the float is still in use today

## Themes

1. Magic Kingdom (1971-1972)
2. Pirates of the Caribbean (1973-1974)
3. Space Mountain (1975-1980)
4. Big thunder mountain (1981)
5. EPCOT center (1982)
6. Imagination! (1983-1986)
7. Star Tours (1987-1988)
8. Disney-MGM Studios (1989-1992)
9. The Twilight Zone Tower Of Terror (1993-1994)
10. EPCOT ‘95 (1995)
11. Epcot (1996-1997)
12. Animal Kingdom (1998)
13. Test Track (1999)
14. Giant Sorcerer Hat (2000-2001)
15. Journey Into Imagination With Figment (2002-2003)
16. Legend Of The Forbidden Mountain (2004-2006)
17. Walt Disney World (2007-2013)
18. Seven Dwarves Mine Train (2014-2016)
19. The Muppets (2017)
20. Toy Story Land (2018)
21. Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge (2019)
22. Mickey and Minnies Runaway Railway (2020)
23. Remys Ratatouille Adventure (2021)
24. Guardians Of The Galaxy Cosmic Rewind (2022)
Edition 30

**Edition 30** was the thirtieth edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Denver, United States, hometown of the USA's winning artist in Edition 29, AILEE, who won with "I Will Show You". This marks the first time ever for the USA, who debuted in Edition 1, to have hosted, and is the second time in the contests history to be hosted in North America, following the Dominican Republic's hosting in Edition 28.

The winner was the Canada with "Maybe I'll Call You" by CARYS, marking the third time in a row that the entry performing first to win the contest, following North Korea with IVE and United States with AILEE.

## Art

The logo showed "Denver 30" in pink text, with "FIGC" underneath it, with a circular flag of United States between the two texts. This was infront of a photo of the Denver.

## Participating Countries

15 countries participated, increasing by 1 from Edition 29. Eight countries from Edition 29 withdrew, and nine returned after competing prior to Edition 29. Amongst those 9 was Slovenia, who had not participated since Edition 3, marking the longest ever break between participations at 27 editions. The running order was determined by randomly drawing the running order position for the host country United States (4), and then randomly drawing which country would open (Canada) and close (South Korea) the final. The rest of the countries were randomly drawn either "first half" or "second half", with the final running order being determined by producers using these random halves.

## Grand Final

15 countries participated at the contest. Canada won the contest with 192 points, winning the televote however coming only 7th in the jury vote. The winner of the jury vote was Australia, who came 2nd overall.
The Angry Video Game Nerd

***The Angry Video Game Nerd*** (abbreviated as ***AVGN*** and originally known as ***The Angry Nintendo Nerd***) is an American retrogaming review comedy web series created by and starring James Rolfe. The series centers on Rolfe's fictional character "the Nerd", a short-tempered and foul-mouthed gamer who delivers commentary on retro games of poor quality. While the series began with Rolfe simply playing games while delivering a running commentary, the show would eventually grow in scope to encompass sketches featuring guest characters, reviews of gaming consoles and peripherals, and short lectures about video game history and culture
Scrapped Balloons

### Zoey from Starbeam (Netflix)

A balloon of Zoey, the character from the (according to Tenneh) infamous Netflix's children's cartoon Starbeam, was brought up a few times, but it was never made. According to Tenneh, the reason why he scrapped her is because the character wasn't famous enough. On April 2021, the decision of Zoey to be included in the parade was scrapped permanently, this time, it was because Tenneh didn't want any preschool character to appear in the parade (with the exception of Thomas the Tank Engine) and the fact that he hated the show she was from. As a result, the chances of Zoey to be included in the parade were scrapped for good. This also meant that the True and the Rainbow Kingdom, Combo Panda, Alpha Lexa, PJ Masks, Hey Duggee, Kit and Kate and the Kit and Pup balloons were also scrapped permanently for this reason.

### Elmo (Sesame Workshop)

Elmo was supposed to debut but was scrapped before it reached fabrication, this was because Sesame Workshop did not want to spend alot of money on parade units, as they are currently sponsoring the Abby, and Grover balloons, along with the Sesame Street float.

### Gorebra (Kiddopeida)

A Gorebra balloon was suggested by Kiddoopeida for the 2nd big balloon parade, but was scrapped due to the lack of aerodynamics and repalced with Searex

### Daniel Sissou from Coach Me If You Can, Zig And Sharko, Flash from Rolling with the Ronks and Stan & Olivia from Paprika (Xilam Animation)

Originally, Xilam requested a few of it's characters to appear in the BBP, these included Daniel Sissou, Zig and Sharko, Flash from Rolling with the Ronks, Stan & Olivia from Paprika and Oggy & The Cockroaches, half of them were supposed to be giant balloons, but they were scrapped because they couldn't think of a design for Daniel and Tenneh's hate on Coach Me if you Can, Zig would have to be disproportionate to the 60-foot Sharko balloon in order to be able to fly, Flash's design was too difficult to be made due to it's shape, and Stan's design wasn't really enough to control the two balloons.
Edition 16

**Edition 16** was the sixteenth edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Brynmawr, Wales, after their win in Edition 15 with "Oh No!" by MARINA. The winner was Morocco, with "Puppet" by Faouzia, which scored 224 points, and being the first ever African nation to win.

17 countries participated, 3 down from the previous edition.

## Art

The artwork showed "FIGC" with "Brynmawr 16" underneath, glowing in blue, infront of an image of Brynmawr. A circular flag of Wales is shown to the top left corner of the text.

## Host City

The host city was decided to be Brynmawr due to it being the hometown of the winning artist, MARINA.

## Grand Final

17 countries participated at the contest. The winner was "Puppet" by Faouzia, representing Morocco.

## Controversies

### "K-Flop"

*See also: K-Pop in Festivali I Globe Contest*

After the results of the contest, South Korea, North Korea and Japan all announced that they would be withdrawing until further notice due to the poor results this edition. This was due to North Korea coming last and getting the first ever 0 points in FIGC history, and due to North Korea and South Korea both receiving 0 points from the televoters. Despite their 8th place result, Japan also withdrew in solidarity of the K-Pop in the contest. This event, dubbed as "K-Flop", marked the first time North Korea and South Korea would ever withdraw from the contest.
Weapons

The Champions in Aeon Conflict have two Default Skills depending on the Weapon.

## Default Skills

* Sword
	+ **Arch Slash:** Swing your sword in an arc.
	+ **Spin Slash:** Spin your sword in circles.
* Greatsword
	+ **Leaping Strike:** Leap into the air and come crashing down.
	+ **Spin Slash:** Spin your sword in circles.
* Daggers
	+ **Stealth:** Enter Stealth Mode
	+ **Enchanted Daggers:** Your daggers have a 25% chance to deal double damage.
* Spear
	+ **Hurl:** Hurl your spear forward.
	+ **Lunge:** Lunge forward with your spear.
* Lance
	+ **Lunge:** Lunge forward with your lance.
	+ **Charge:** Charge forward with your lance.
* Axe
	+ **Leaping Strike:** Leap into the air and come crashing down.
	+ **Axe Throw:** Throw your axe.
* Hammer
	+ **Leaping Strike:** Leap into the air and come crashing down.
	+ **Earth Crusher:** Slam your hammer into the ground
* Scythe
	+ **Arch Slash:** Swing your scythe in an arch.
	+ **Scythe Throw:** Throw your scythe forward.
* Staff **(Magical)**
	+ **Spells:** Choose one out four spells (Ice, Fire, Wind and Earth) and fire them.
	+ **Magical Barrier:** Create a barrier around yourself for 10s.
* Staff **(Alternate)**
	+ **Spinning Strike:** Spin your staff around knocking back and damaging enemies hit.
	+ **Staff Throw:** Throw your staff forwards.
* Claws
	+ **The Hunter:** Gain increased movement speed.
	+ **Assault:** Leap to the targeted area.
* Bow
	+ **Multi-Shot:** Fire multiple arrows at once.
	+ **Storm of Arrows:** Fire a barrage of arrows at the targeted area.
* Guns
	+ There are multiple types of guns and they all share these two default skills.
		- **Combat Slide:** Slide forward.
		- **Explosive:** Throw an explosive that explodes on impact.
* Hybrid
	+ Hybrids are Champions with multiple weapons, having one skill from each.
Equilibrium

**"Equilibrium"** é o quinto álbum da cantora britânica, Eduarda Papper. O seu lançamento ocorreu em 29 de setembro de 2019, através da Courier Records. O primeiro single, "Love You Like That", foi lançado em 10 de junho de 2019, com uma segunda faixa de trabalho, "Boys Like You (ft. Milla Hudson)", sendo divulgada em 28 de julho. "Believer" foi lançada em 29 de setembro de 2019, servindo como terceiro single do disco. As canções "Real Love" e "Tomorrow Tonight" foram enviadas para rádios hot AC em 4 de Dezembro como single duplo, servindo como finalização da era.

## **Conceito**

**"Rebirth"** marca o renascimento artístico e pessoal de Blonda, e traz uma nova roupagem tanto em sua parte lírica, quanto em sua sonoridade. A cantora abandona suas características músicas radiofônicas - que a levaram ao estrelado, em prol de um material mais orgânico e pessoal; onde podemos ter acesso a questões mais pessoais. O álbum é colocado pela artista como um desabafo sobre suas relações pessoais, fama, e sua relação com a mídia, Meltiffa ainda traz questões como a ansiedade, angustia e traumas vivenciado nos últimos anos e como os enfrentou, e ainda reflete ''Por que às vezes viver apenas uma vez não é suficiente"

## **Tracklist**

1. "Damn Good Liar"
2. "Out of My Head (ft. Siwon Kwan)"
3. "Believer"
4. "Love You Like That"
5. "Real Love"
6. "Thief"
7. "Boys Like You (ft. Milla Hudson) "
8. "Undrunk"
9. "Tomorrow Tonight"
10. "Dancing with Girls"
11. "Normal"
12. "Bordeline"

## **Video links**

* [ "Let Me Know" Music Vdeo]
* [ "Don't Watch Me Cry" Music Video]
* [ "So Afraid" Music Video]
* ["Blue Light" Official Audio]
Edition 4

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     Finalists
     Did not qualify from Heats
     Did not qualify from Second Chance
     Participated in the past, but not in Edition 4

**Edition 4** is the fourth edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Busan, South Korea, after their win in Edition 3. It is the first edition of Festivali I Globe Contest to include Heats, aka Semi Finals.

The winner was Japan, with 155 points, with the song "XS" by Rina Sawayama.

## System

For the first time in the contests history, this edition included Heats, or Semi Finals. There were 4 Heats, each with 4 participants. 1 participant from each heat would qualify directly to the Grand Final, and two of them would go the the second chance round. Four participants would qualify in Second Chance, leading to an 8 participant Grand Final.

Originally, when there were only planned to be 15 participants, the host, South Korea, would've automatically qualified. There would've been 4 heats, 3 of them having 3 participants, and one having 4. When Japan joined later than expected, it was decided to have no AQ's, and there would be 16 participants in the Heats.

## Art

The art for this edition shows a warped picture of Busan, In the center is the title "FiGC", with the dot on the "i" being the South Korea Eurovision Heart.

## Host

The host city was selected the day after South Korea was announced as the winner of Edition 3. The head of the South Korean delegation decided the city.

## Heats

There were four heat rounds, all containing four countries. One country from each heat would qualify to the final, and two to the Second Chance round.

### Heat 1

Heat 1 contained 4 participants, South Korea, Canada, Hong Kong, and United States.

### Heat 2

Heat 2 contained 4 participants, France, Dominican Republic, Japan, and United Kingdom.

### Heat 3

Heat 3 contained 4 participants, Australia, North Korea, Sweden, and St Kitts and Nevis

### Heat 4

Heat 4 contained 4 participants, Ireland, Poland, Romania, and Italy.

## Second Chance

Second Chance was the round between Heats and the Grand Final. It consisted of 8 participants, all being the 2nd and 3rd places of each Heat. 4 countries would qualify to the Grand Final, and 4 more would be eliminated.

## Grand Final

Japan won, with 155 points, with the song "XS" by Rina Sawayama.

## Disqualified Countries

Originally, Albania had intended to participate, which would've brought the total participants up to 17. They were disqualified due to their entry being ineligable for the contest, breaking the contests rules on Eurovision entries.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Albania had intended to participate at the contest, however their entry was disqualified, meaning it never got to participate at the contest.
Edition 23

**Edition 23** was the twenty-third edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in Chișinău, Moldova, after their win in Edition 22 with "Butterfly Dance" by Sasha Lopez & AMI. It was won by China, getting their first win of all time after debuting in Edition 1, with "Ning" by Fu Yaning.

14 countries participated.

## Art

The logo showed "Chisinau 23" (without Chișinău's accented letters) in green text, with "FIGC" beneath, and a circular Moldova flag above. This was infront of a photo of Chișinău.

## Grand Final

14 countries participated at the contest.
List Of Background Music Tracks

Izzy: 1996 Olympic Games theme (1992-2009) Mario and Sonic at the Winter Olympics 2010 theme (2010-present)

Pump and skid: spooky theme (2018-present)

Rocky and bullwinkle: the rocky and bullwinkle show theme remix (1996-2017). Stink of fear theme song (2018-present)

Mickey Mouse: Mickey Mouse club theme remix (1978-2019). Mickeys Mixed-Up Adventures Theme (2020-present)

Sonic the hedgehog: green hills zone theme (1993-2018). Gangstas Paradise Remix (2019-present)

Fryea and Billy McCloud: LEGO city adventures theme (2019-present)

Spongebob: Spongebob theme song remix (2019-present) (also used for squidward)

Greg heffley: Diary of a wimpy kid movie theme (2010-present)

Caillou: caillou theme song (1997)

Felix the cat: Felix the cat theme (1959-1961)

Snoopy: Linus and Lucy remix (2013-present)

Goofy: Santa Claus is comin to town (1992-present)

Figment: One Little Spark (1983-1998; 2002-present)

Searex: "Jolly Cholly" Milton Delugg (2018-Present)

Bugs bunny: The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down (1989-present)

Gumby: Gumby Theme song (1982-present)

MrCheese: Dead Body Reported (2020-present)

Captain underpants: Generic Macy's Music (2000-2017). The Epic Tales Of Captain Underpants Theme Song Instrumental (2018-present)

Ren and Stimpy: Big House Blues (1991-present)
Edition 33

**Edition 33** was the thirty-third edition of Festivali I Globe Contest. It was hosted in a coastal arena nearby Cairns, Australia, promoted as "Coral Sea 33", following the nations victory in Edition 32 with "Pretty In The Dark" by Ashley Sienna & Ellise. This hosting brought the contest back to Australia for the seventh time.

The winner was Poland with "Szampan" by sanah, marking the nations first ever victory since their debut in Edition 4, being their 16th attempt.

## Art

The logo showed "Coral Sea 33" in aqua blue text, with "FIGC" underneath it, with a circular flag of Australia between the two texts. This was infront of a digitally blurred photo of the coast of the Coral Sea.

## Participating Countries

16 countries participated. Six countries from Edition 32 withdrew, and six returned after competing prior to Edition 32. The running order was determined by randomly drawing the running order position for the host country Australia (16), and then randomly drawing which country would open (Türkiye) the final. Ordinarily, the closing act would've been drawn too, but as Australia got drawn to compete in position 16, which is the closing slot, there was no need to draw a further nation. The rest of the countries were randomly drawn either "first half" or "second half", with the final running order being determined by producers using these random halves.

## Grand Final

16 countries participated at the contest. Poland won the contest with 213 points, winning the jury vote and coming 2nd in the televote. The winner of the televote was Brazil, who came 3rd overall.

### Split jury/televote points

1. ↑ A temporary arena was built on a coast nearby to Cairns over both the beach and the water. The contest was promoted as "Coral Sea 33"
Balloons

## 1930s introductions

* Felix The Cat
* Mickey Mouse
* Donald Duck

## 1950s introductions

* Mighty Mouse
* Dudley-Do-Right
* Rocky And Bullwinkle

## 1960s introductions

* Happy Dragon
* Underdog
* Snoopy
* Karen
* Frosty The Snowman

## 1980s introductions

* Boo (Mario)
* Betty Boop
* Big Bird
* Goomba
* Mario
* Quik Bunny
* Yee Dinosaur
* Yogi Bear
* Woody Woodpecker
* Snuggle Bear

## 1990s introductions

* Arthur
* Bart Simpson
* Diddy Kong
* Eevee
* Izzy
* Kirby
* Meowth
* Pikachu
* Sonic The Hedgehog
* Spongebob Squarepants
* Squidward
* Tiff
* Tuff
* Goofy
* The Cat In The Hat
* Eben Bear

## 2000s introductions

* Cailou
* Isabelle
* Nyan Cat
* Rainbow Horse
* Super Why
* Tails (Sonic)
* Tom Nook

## 2010s introductions

* Aviator Mickey Dragon
* Benny The Balloon Coach
* Cuphead
* Fella
* GhostJack the item Jacker
* Greg Heffley
* Hurting Harriet
* Joltik (Pokémon)
* Louie The Lightning Bug
* Mafia Monster
* Narpy Cat
* Pump and Skid
* Pancakes
* SMG4
* True and Bartleby
* Yoshi

## 2020s introductions

* Joltikplays
* Goldtik
* JP the blue sponge
* MrCheese
* Shea The Dark Superstar
* Suki, Tibor, Axel, And Hazel
* Tomboy Tiff
Arthur

***Arthur*** is an American-Canadian animated educational television series for children ages 4 to 8, created by Cookie Jar Group (formerly known as Cinar) and WGBH for PBS. The show is set in the fictional American city of Elwood City and revolves around the lives of eight-year-old **Arthur Read**, an anthropomorphic aardvark, his friends and family, and their daily interactions with each other
Mighty Mouse

**Mighty Mouse** is an American animated anthropomorphic, superhero mouse character created by the Terrytoons studio for 20th Century Fox. The character first appeared in 1942 (originally named as Super Mouse) and subsequently in 80 theatrical films (shorts) between 1942 and 1961. These films also appeared on CBS during Saturday mornings from 1955 through 1967. The character was twice revived, by Filmation Studios in September 1979, and in 1987 by animation director Ralph Bakshi, who had worked at the Terrytoons studio during his early animation career. Long after the show ended, he gained internet notoriety for a sketch of him doing a Troll Face known as [censored] rodent. This meme would be inspiration for the mega-popular Trollface meme
Red Titan

Coming Soon

## Incident

* Before the parade started, Red Titan's right shoe developed a tear, most likely from a tree. The balloon eventually struggled to make the rest the route as the tear was getting larger, and was removed at 42nd Street, minutes before it's NBC appearance. After the incident, he wasn't Mentioned.
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Try

## Music video

**"Try"** é uma canção da cantora norte-americana Melissa Colins, gravada para o seu primeiro álbum de estúdio Part Of Me. Foi composta por Collins, e Foreman, sendo que a sua produção esteve a cargo de Foreman e Greg Kurstin. A canção foi lançada como single promocional antes de se tornar oficial, a canção só foi enviada para as rádios americanas no dia 9 de Novembro de 2014 pela editora Levels Records.

"Try" recebeu críticas positivas de críticos de música que notaram que é uma das faixas destaque do álbum e o chamou de um sucesso. **Na Billboard Hot 100,** a canção atingiu o 4° lugar e vendeu cerca de 4.000.000 milhões de cópias mundialmente.
Hel Drone

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The **Hel Drone** is a small Hostile NPC that attacks the player by hovering toward them at incredible speed while firing Hel Fireballs. While these drones have a good amount of health and do a large amount of damage (especially if the player is not immune to Hel's Curse, it does still take normal knockback, making it easier to deal with if the player has any weapons with high knockback values, or just weapons with a low use time.

They only spawn at night, after defeating Moon Lord.

Introduced in Version 0.1.0.6.

# Drops

  Suspicious Hel Sword | 0.02%
  Suspicious Hel Bow | 0.02%

# Changes

## Version 0.1.1.3

Got re-balanced and increased amount of Hel Essence dropped.

## Version 0.1.1.5

Received a new sprite and AI. Now drops Suspicious Hel Sword and Suspicious Hel Bow.
Mohammad Avdol

# "Yes! I am!" - Mohammad Avdol

## Background

Mohammad Avdol is one of the main characters from Part 3 of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. He is the wielder of the stand, Magician's Red, who has the ability to use fire. He is a very good character if used right and can melt health bars almost easily.

## Moveset

**Passive 1:** **Burn Damage** - When Avdol hits the opponent with Cross Fire Hurricane or it's special version, the opponent will be inflicted with burn damage that does 1 damage per second. The fire effect cannot be put out

**LMB:** Magician's Red throws out 5 punches, dealing 3 damage each. The last hit is a block break and is perfect blockable.

**1: Fire Breath** - Magician's Red breathes fire out of it's mouth. Each hit does 0.6 damage, with the last hit doing knockback. This move has a 1 second windup and can be blocked.

**2: Incinerate** - Magician's Red grabs the opponent and imbues the opponent with flames. It hits 6 times, each hit doing 3 damage and the last hit doing 7, which sends back.

**3: Red Bind** - Magician's Red will use his flames to make a bind for his opponent. This move will stun you're opponent for about 2-3 seconds and can be blocked.

**4: Crossfire Hurricane** - Magician's Red will send out an ankh symbol made of flames at the opponent that does 15 damage on impact and inflicts the opponent with burn damage that lasts about 5 seconds. This move can be blocked.

**5: Crossfire Hurricane Special** - Magician's Red summons an ankh symbol from the ground and sends the opponent up, dealing 16 damage and inflicting burn damage that lasts about 5 seconds. This move is able to bypass block

*Avdol does not have an X move at the moment*
Paris Whit

## Gallery

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Predefinição:Reflist

## Official links

* Instagram
* SoundCloud
* Twitter
* YouTube
*This article is a stub. You can help MASTEPIERCE Wiki by expanding it.*Predefinição:SM Entertainment
Wonderland

***Wonderland*** is the debut album by Paris Whit. It was released on June 24, 2019 with "Snapping" as the album's title track. "Chica" was also used during her promotions.

## Track list

1. "Chica" - 3:12
2. "Young In Love (우리가 즐거워)" - 3:18
3. "Call It Love" - 4:01
4. "Flourishing" - 3:15
5. "Snapping" - 3:33

## Gallery

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## Merchandise

A pop-up store selling exclusive *Flourishing* merchandise was held at Lotte Young Plaza department store in Seoul, from June 26 to July 7, 2019. 9 original items were available.

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## Trivia

* "Flourishing" is entirely in English. During her comeback showcase, she explained it was a gift to her international fans.

## Video links

* "Snapping" music video
	+ Performance ver.
	+ Teaser 1 / 2
	+ Making-of 1 / 2
* "Snapping" dance practice
* "Chica" dance practice
* "Snapping" Be Original performance video
	+ No edit ver.
	+ Making-of
* "Snapping" Dingo performance video
* "Snapping" Sound Accident performance video
* "Snapping" relay dance video
* "Snapping" song production making-of
* Album photoshoot making-of 1 / 2
* Highlight medley

Predefinição:Chung Ha
Es:Flourishing
ru:Flourishing

1. ↑ Chung Ha – Twitter: Pop-Up Store Operation Guide
Koichi Hirose (Echoes Act 3)

## Koichi Hirose

Koichi Hirose costs 500$, and is the stand user of Echoes Act 3.

Moveset:

1: Barrage. A quick barrage that does 0.3 damage per hit and does not knock away at the end, allowing you to m1 after it.

2: Rohan Sensei! Rohan appears and lunges forward with Heaven's Door. Anyone hit by this will not be able to attack until they take damage.

3: Freeze. With a start-up time of 3 seconds, Act 3 appears and slams everyone in front of him down to the ground, rendering them disabled and unable to move for a short while. This move also does 15 damage.

4: Best friend. Josuke appears, and shoots 3 bearing shots forward, dealing 6 damage per shot.

5: Reliable guy. Jotaro (Part 4) appears and does a quick punch forward, dealing 17.5 damage.

He currently does not have an X move.
Jennyfer Meltiffa

**Jessi** (제시) is a Korean-American rapper and singer currently under P Nation. She is a former member of the hip-hop groups Uptown and Lucky J, and project girl groups Unnies and Refund Sisters, the latter under the stage name **Eun Bi**.

**Jessi** (제시) is a Korean-American rapper and singer currently under P Nation. She is a former member of the hip-hop groups Uptown and Lucky J, and project girl groups Unnies and Refund Sisters, the latter under the stage name **Eun Bi**.

She made her solo debut on December 1, 2005 with the single album "Get Up", under the name **Jessica H.O**.

## Career

### 2017-2018: "Nasty" e primeiro album de estúdio "Anarchy"

Em 2012, o cantor Taylor Foreman lançou “Princess of China” como single e o mundo ouviu falar pela primeira vez de Blonda Meltiffa, a música fez bastante sucesso ao redor do mundo e ficou em primeiro lugar em várias

## Filmography

* **Muse - Role: Muse (Short Movie)** (2015)
* **All Eyez on You - Role: Jada Pinkett**  (2015)

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ALIKA

**Jessi** (제시) is a Korean-American rapper and singer currently under P Nation. She is a former member of the hip-hop groups Uptown and Lucky J, and project girl groups Unnies and Refund Sisters, the latter under the stage name **Eun Bi**.

She made her solo debut on December 1, 2005 with the single album "Get Up", under the name **Jessica H.O**.

## Career

### 2017-2018: "Nasty" e primeiro album de estúdio "Anarchy"

Em 2012, o cantor Taylor Foreman lançou “Princess of China” como single e o mundo ouviu falar pela primeira vez de Blonda Meltiffa, a música fez bastante sucesso ao redor do mundo e ficou em primeiro lugar em várias

## Discography

* **Alikat** (2020)

Digital Singles* Nasty (2017)
* Bottom Bitch (2020)
* Black Parede (2020)
Alikat

**"Rebirth"** é o sétimo álbum da cantora norte-americana, Blonda Meltiffa. Foi lançado de surpresa nos serviços de streaming no dia 24 de junho de 2018. O álbum é o primeiro trabalho desde o seu então aclamado disco ''B L O N" de 2016, e também é o primeiro disco em que Meltiffa assina como produtora executiva, tendo produzido boa parte do álbum ao lado de CARLA e Akira Harrison.

As canções "Let Me Know" e "Don't Watch Me Cry" foram enviadas paras as rádios como singles no dia do lançamento do álbum.

A canção "So Afraid" foi lançada como terceiro single no dia 14 de Outubro, seguido do lançamento do quarto e último single "Blue Light" que veio integrar a versão expandida do álbum em 25 de Novembro.

## **Antecedentes**

**"Rebirth"** marca o renascimento artístico e pessoal de Blonda, e traz uma nova roupagem tanto em sua parte lírica, quanto em sua sonoridade. A cantora abandona suas características músicas radiofônicas - que a levaram ao estrelado, em prol de um material mais orgânico e pessoal; onde podemos ter acesso a questões mais pessoais. O álbum é colocado pela artista como um desabafo sobre suas relações pessoais, fama, e sua relação com a mídia, Meltiffa ainda traz questões como a ansiedade, angustia e traumas vivenciado nos últimos anos e como os enfrentou, e ainda reflete ''Por que às vezes viver apenas uma vez não é suficiente"

## **Tracklist**

1. "Rules"
2. "Diamonds (ft. Pipper)"
3. "Cybersex"
4. "Say So"
5. "Juicy"
6. "Hot Girl Summer (ft. Malone)"
7. "Freak Nasty"
8. "Savage (ft. **Blonda Meltiffa**)"
9. "Talk Dirty"
10. "Streets"
11. "B.I.T.C.H"
12. "Big Ole Freak"
13. "En Love"
14. "Boss Bitch"

## **Video links**

* [ "Let Me Know" Music Vdeo]
* [ "Don't Watch Me Cry" Music Video]
* [ "So Afraid" Music Video]
* ["Blue Light" Official Audio]
Josh Collins

Joshua Aaron Collins (Dallas, Texas, EUA, 16 de setembro de 1992), mais conhecido como **Josh Collins**, é um músico, cantor, compositor, produtor e ator estadunidense. Ele ganhou fama como um o single "Radioactive" lançado em 2015, e também, por ser o irmão mais novo da cantora Melissa Collins

Josh passou boa parte de sua vida integrando a banda "Wasted Youth", composta por ele e mais 3 amigos da faculdade, a banda chegou a ganhar notoriedade na cena underground de L.A, mas em 2014, a banda decidiu parar as atividades, com isso, Josh começou a investir em sua carreira solo.

Em 2015, Josh lança o seu primeiro trabalho, o EP "Josh" composto e produzido inteiramente por ele, do registro ele extrai dos grandes hits singles "Radioactive" e "Counting Stars", ambas canções conseguem entrar no Top 10 da Billboard Hot 100, e garantir o contrato de Josh com a gravadora, Downtown Records.

Em 2017, Josh é anunciado e faz sua estreia como ator coadjuvante no filme *"Jumanji: Bem-Vindo à Selva"*, desde então, ele tem dedicado sua carreira a atuação, atualmente, ele está gravando seu novo filme *"Chaos Walking"* dirigido por Doug Liman e a ser lançado em 2021.

## Career

### 2012-14: Primeiros passos com a banda "Wasted Youth"

Em 2012, o cantor Taylor Foreman lançou “Princess of China” como single e o mundo ouviu falar pela primeira vez de Blonda Meltiffa, a música fez bastante sucesso ao redor do mundo e ficou em primeiro lugar em várias paradas musicais. A música abriu várias portas para a cantora, ela começou a ser procurada por várias gravadoras e assinou com a pequena “L’Officiel Records” onde gravou seu primeiro álbum de estúdio “Diamonds”, que continha músicas como “Shine Ya Light” e “The Boys” em parceria com Bonnie Wilson, o álbum teve divulgação intensa na Europa, onde a gravadora era mais conhecida.

### 2016: Álbum de estréia "Black & White" e problemas com a fama

Após o ano bem sucedido, ele retorna em 2016 com seu primeiro álbum de estúdio, Black & White. O álbum consegue ter um ótimo desempenho comercial e extrai hits como "Already Gone", mas o artista acaba encerrando a divulgação prematuramente alegando a necessidade de cuidar de sua saúde mental.

### 2017: Pausa na música, e estreia no cinema

Após o ano bem sucedido, ele retorna em 2016 com seu primeiro álbum de estúdio, Black & White. O álbum consegue ter um ótimo desempenho comercial e extrai hits como "Already Gone", mas o artista acaba encerrando a divulgação prematuramente alegando a necessidade de cuidar de sua saúde mental. Seu EP de estreia vendeu 652.000 cópias.

## Discography

EP's* "Josh" (2015)

Singles* "Radioactive" (2015)
* "Counting Stars" (2015)
* "Good Thing featuring. Khaleb" (2016)
* "Already Gone" (2016)

Other charted songs* "I Bet My Life featuring. Taylor Foreman" (2015)

Videos