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Greece

**Greece** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 53 times, debuting in the first contest. Greece has been participating in ASC since the first edition with the broadcaster *NERIT*.

## History of Greece in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Greece participates since ASC1 where unfortunately they ended last with 18 points. Helena Paparizou sang "Mambo" in the first edition. After lots of bad results, Malou with her "Tous eipes pos" got a second place with 172 points, the higher mark of the country. After thirty-four editions taking part in the competition, Greece won for the first time thanks to the debuting singer Kaylynn and her song "The dragging".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Ireland

**Ireland** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 48 times, debuting in the fifth contest. Ireland has been participating in ASC since the fifth edition with the broadcaster *RTÉ* (Raidió Teilifís Éireann).

## History of Ireland in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Ireland participates since ASC5 when they debuted with the band Walking On Cars and their song "Speeding cars". Thus, the country won on its debut with 133 points. Due to establishment of the pre-qualifying round in ASC07, they decided to withdraw as a complaint on next edition, but they returned later. Since ASC13 until ASC24, Ireland managed to be on the TOP10 in every final the country was. In ASC23 they won thanks to another band. In this time, Kodaline and the song "Brother" got to conquer the jury and public voting with 321 points in total. In ASC38, the singer ROE and her "Playground fights" was close to the victory, but got the highest score in Irish history, and managed to be the highest marked second place and the second highest score in AwlaVision annals.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Northern Ireland

**Northern Ireland** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 9 times, debuting in the twelfth contest. Northern Ireland has been participating in ASC since the twelfth edition with the broadcaster *BBC NI* (British Broadcasting Corporation from Northern Ireland).

## History of Northern Ireland in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Northern Ireland participates since ASC12 with Ella Henderson and her song "Ghost", without getting the final. Their best result were made by Matt Fishel, a thirteenth place in ASC16. In ASC21, due to the need to have fewer participants, the country unified in United Kingdom with England, Scotland and Wales.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Ukraine

**Ukraine** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 48 times, debuting in the sixth contest. Ukraine has been participating in ASC since the sixth edition with the broadcaster *NTU* (Natsionalna Telekompaniya Ukrainy).

## History of Ukraine in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Ukraine participates since ASC6, where they debuted with Zlata Ognevich. In ASC20 they start a great run ending in a victory in ASC22 thanks to "Navernopotomuchto" by Vremya & Steklo, getting 344 points. Ukraine didn't stop with the good results, and won again in ASC25 with "Moya lyubov" by Maks Barskikh. After some time, the country won again in ASC32 with The Hardkiss and their song "Antarktyda". Ukraine became the first country winning for the fourth time in ASC37 thanks to Maruv and her "Siren song". After calming down for some editions, the country won for the fifth time in ASC53 thanks to the singer Kler and her "Nestrymna".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Shiki Kurobane (Ashura Kurobane series)

"*No worries, Amy, we got this one. It's time to show those demon invaders why we are crowned the rulers of this region.*"
―Shiki before becoming a Devil HunterShiki Kurobane is the current Prince of the PAL Region. He is also Amethyst's husband and the father of Ashura. As the most powerful Elite member, he serves as the Leader of the Elite Four.

He is a half-demon/half-human hybrid and is part of the aristocrat family back in the Demon World. Since he was able to learn how to use aura and use them alongside his demonic abilities, it made him a formidable opponent in combat.

As he was resurrected before by his wife Amethyst, he gained the meager psychic and aura abilities of the girl that Amethyst had sacrificed as well, and managed to control them effectively and strengthening them for his own use.

## Personality

As expected of the Prince of the PAL Region and the Leader of the Elite, he is the most mature and militant, either from being the oldest or the founder of the Elite Four. He is a good-natured, and confident leader who exudes natural authority, although he is still somewhat standoffish.

He acts as a big brother to the other Elite members, and everyone looked up to him. He is the most rule-abiding of the Elite Four member and the least likely to fool around.

Shiki also loves spoiling his wife, often buying or building things that he knew she would love. In fact, he had once built an entire Playhouse from scratch for Amethyst for her birthday, which is where she would usually go to have a relaxing tea time or have some quiet time to herself. He also loves his son Ash very much, keeping a photo of him and his wife in a locket and birthday letters for him from Ash in his secret safe, reading them every time he was down to help encourage himself
DragonDuoShipping

DragonDuoShipping is the belief that Shiki Kurobane and Amethyst Paradinight belong in a romantic relationship. This shipping is considered canon for the following reasons:

* They are engaged to each other.

* They are almost never seen without each other during their reign in the region, and are doing activities together most of the time, and sharing their work.
* Shiki was one of the few people who could make Amethyst smile.
* They had known each other for a long time and understood each other very well.

The death of Shiki devastated his counterpart a lot, which lead to the bereaved princess falling into a severe depression, putting her training Dragon/Psychic Pokemon on hiatus until five (FS)/six (AV) years later. Enraged with herself for not being able to save her only friend and the one who so willingly took her with him on his travels and cared for her, she began obsessively pursuing a forbidden technique to resurrect him so he could be the Dragon Prince once more, believing he would make a much better Leader than she ever would, unknown she had already made a huge impression on the region.

The name derives from the fact that both of them were the members of the esteemed Dragon Duo in PAL. Side names include PerfectShipping, attributing to the fact that everyone in the PAL Region called them the perfect couple.

## Gallery

The Dragon Duo practicing their musical skills, relaxing after a long day of training
Malta

**Malta** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 37 times, debuting in the twelfth contest. Malta has been participating in ASC since the twelfth edition with the broadcaster *PBS* (Public Broadcasting Services).

## History of Malta in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Malta participates since ASC12 when they debuted with Destiny Chukunyere and her song "Fast life (Ladidadi)", without getting to the final. Due to bad results, they decided to withdraw from the competition in ASC17, although they returned two editions later. A last place in semifinal in ASC19 gave them another reason to withdraw again in the next edition, but Malta returned in ASC22. Suddenly, the good results started to come and they reached the fourth place in three editions, followed by several TOP10 in the next ones. Due to the COVID19 crisis, Malta decided to withdraw from the competition in ASC49, but came back one edition later. The archipelago got soon their best result in ASC53 thanks to the singer Isaac Dunbar and his song "Makeup drawer" which finished in third position.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Observer Members

The **Observer Members** have participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 9 times, debuting in the fortieth contest. The Observer Members participated in ASC since the fortieth edition with various broadcasting services. (*See ABU*)

In the pre-qualifying rounds, just the contestants can vote with 1, 2, 3 and 5 points, giving the five to the favourite country for both jury and televoting. In case of a tie, there will be a tiebreaker round with the just the involved countries participating, and the rest still voting.

## History of Observer Members in the AwlaVision Song Contest

The Observer Members patricipate since ASC40. The countries were divide in two groups for both even and odd editions, and it is not possible to change it. Argentina, Ethiopia, India, Japan, Nigeria and United States will try to compete in even editions; and Australia, Brazil, Iran, Mexico, South Africa and South Korea will try to compete in odd editions. On their debut, Argentina won the ticket for the grand final, and ended sixth with 190 points.

In ASC 44, Iran and Nigeria decided to withdraw due to the lack of viewers and sponsors. Since that edition, it was established that the last winning country would have to vote also in the Pre-Qualifying Round in order to stop possible ties.

Due to the CoVid-19 crisis and the global restictions, the group of countries decided not to participate from ASC49 onwards. After that edition, they are still not coming back and the ABU has not mention a possible comeback yet.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Made into the final*
Norway

**Norway** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 52 times, debuting in the first contest. Norway has been participating in ASC since the first edition with the broadcaster *NRK* (Norsk Rikskringkasting)

## History of Norway in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Norway participates since ASC1 where they finished in a decent fifth place scoring 55 points, thanks to Sval and her song "Fasitsvar". Due to corruption problems with the whole delegation, they had to withdraw from the competition in ASC2, but they returned one edition later. Norway fastly became one of the best countries for their good results since from their debut to ASC31 they were out of the final only twice and had several top positions in the final ranking. In the thirty-first edition, Norway won thanks to the Norwegian singer and composer Ina Wroldsen, who was accompanied by the DJ and producer Alan Walker in Munich, singing "Strongest" and thus conquering the audience with 286 points. However after their victory, Norway started a bad streak of results going through some editions in a row without getting into the final. In any case, the country is still pretty successful and have continued with general good results.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Kazakhstan

**Kazakhstan** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 22 times, debuting in the third contest. Kazakhstan has been participating in ASC since the first edition with the broadcaster *NTK* (Nezavisimyy Televizionnyy Kanal)

## History of Kazakhstan in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Kazakhstan participates since ASC3. They debut with the group Lashym and their song "Zhasa tugan zherim". Due to bad results in next editions, the country decided to withdraw from the competition in ASC6, but they returned in next edition. Due to the pre-qualyfing round, they deciced to withdraw again as a complaint, but they returned later in ASC10. In ASC11 they decided to withdraw again. Surprisingly they returned in ASC15 getting their best position with a second place thanks to Kristina Si. Anyway, they decided to withdraw again in ASC18. Due to closeness to the host country, Ukraine, they came back again in ASC23, but it just took two editions. They returned in ASC35 to the competition. After seven editions taking part in the contest, Kazakhstan had to withdraw because of financial problems. In ASC50 the country came back.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Latvia

**Latvia** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 41 times, debuting in the sixth contest. Latvia has been participating in ASC since the sixth edition with the broadcaster *LTV* (Latvijas Televīzija).

## History of Latvia in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Latvia participates since ASC7 when they debuted with "Bridges" by Aminata, ending in last place of the pre-qualifying round. In ASC10 they got their first final thanks to Markus Riva and his "Take me down". Due to bad results, the country decided to withdraw from the competition in ASC12, returning later in ASC13. Because of the same reason, they withdrew in ASC15. After five editions outside the contest, they returned in ASC20, beginning their good results run. Finally, it became the first Baltic country in winning the competition. Toms Kalderauskis with his song "We won't back down" got 311 points in ASC33, making the first victory for the country. Surprisingly, three editions later they won again thanks to the band Re:public and the traditional song "Pūga pūga, jenga jenga".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Georgia

**Georgia** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 38 times, debuting in the fourteenth contest. Georgia has been participating in ASC since the fourteenth edition with the broadcaster *GPB* (Sakartvelos Sasogadoebriwi Mauzkebeli).

## History of Georgia in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Georgia participates since ASC14, when they debuted with the rock band Eldrine and the song "Addiction", getting an 11th place in the final. Due to bad results in next editions, Georgia withdrew in ASC20. Because of the recently good results of the neighbouring countries, they returned in ASC21. Surprisingly, they won in ASC38 breaking a new points record, with 410 points, thanks to Yonaka and their song "Lose our heads". Due to the COVID19 crisis, Georgia decided to withdraw from the competition in ASC49, but came back one edition later.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Azerbaijan

**Azerbaijan** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 35 times, debuting in the twelveth contest. Azerbaijan has been participating in ASC since the twelveth edition with the broadcaster *AzTV* (Azərbaycan Televiziya).

## History of Azerbaijan in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Azerbaijan patricipates since ASC12 with the song "Never enough" by Emin without getting the final. Due to the debut of Armenia they decided to withdraw, but returned later. After four editions in a row participating with two finals, they decided to withdraw again due to financial problems, but returned in ASC23. In ASC48 they almost got the victory with the song "S.O.S" by Dimash Kudaibergen. Due to the COVID19 crisis, Azerbaijan decided to withdraw from the competition in ASC49, but came back one edition later.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Germany

**Germany** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 52 times, debuting in the second contest. Germany has been participating in ASC since the second edition with the broadcaster *NDR* (Norddeutscher Rundfunk).

## History of Germany in the AwlaVision Song Contest

They debuted on second edition finishing in a great third position thanks to the ballad "Thoughts" of Michael Schulte. They didn't get another Top5 until ASC11. Their results weren't so good until Madeline Juno got a second place in ASC22. After twenty-nine editions, Germany finally won in ASC30 thanks to the collaboration of the American Billie Eilish and the German-American Khalid with their song "Lovely".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Sweden

**Sweden** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 53 times, debuting in the first contest. Sweden has been participating in ASC since the first edition with the broadcaster *SVT* (Sveriges Television).

## History of Sweden in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Sweden participated for the first time in the first edition of the contest, having an amazing debut in Helsinki, where they got 84 points and won, becoming the first winner of the competition thanks to Molly Pettersson Hammar and her song "Something right". In the next edition, they continued with good results finishing in a second position with the singer Velvet and "Friendly fire". In third edition they won again with Dotter and her "Dive", scoring ninety-eight points. After eighteen editions with great results and only one time missing the final, Sweden won again in ASC21 thanks to Janice and her song "Love you like I should". The fourth victory came in ASC45 with the rock band Solence and their song "Heaven", breaking a new points margin record between the first and the second place. Sweden is at present one of the most successful countries in AwlaVision, with four victories and several good positions through their participations.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Phillip Robinson/Trivia

* Phillip has a sweet tooth, thus he enjoys Amethyst’s handmade desserts the most out of the Elites, often consuming them within one day of being made.
* His favorite ice cream flavor is chocolate.
* Phillip’s hobbies are playing trivia games, memorizing new information, and thinking of new ideas for his inventions.
* Phillip is known to be fluent in the following languages: Japanese, Irish Gaelic, German, French, Italian, Chinese, Korean, Latin, Swedish, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian. In reality, he is fluent in at least 30 languages.
* Amethyst likes Phillip the most out of the PAL Elites, and he was her original best friend.
* Phillip, despite being able to pick up musical instruments quickly, is unable to sing. Rosaline stated he sounded like a half dead Murkrow when he sings.
* Phillip usually applied himself to situations that are present as he thought that if he could do that, he would be able to figure out a solution.
* During training, he was sometimes seen swiftly completing a computer sorting test on plants based on various attributes with no problem at all, indicating he has a vast knowledge of plants and their properties.
* Phillip uses his knowledge and data to create training programs for the team. He usually makes his training regimes in the form of game stimulation, which is usually rather gruelling.
* It is hinted he liked playing horror survival games, as he based his game simulations on it.
* He is very familiar with the latest model of smartphones and the tablet PC, and keeps up to date with their functions.
* Phillip dislikes people who manhandle their electronic devices in front of him.
* Phillip is the trap maker of the group, using them to kill or bind his enemies, waiting for them to step in his traps or catching them off-guard himself. His snares are hard to spot, and can be used to take out multiple targets in a matter of seconds. However, he can also fight directly and it can be assumed to be talented in the field, as his abilities were such that he was allowed to join the PAL Elites, something the Dragon Duo wouldn’t allow if Phillip doesn’t know how to fight. Also, he was stated to be aggressive when he fights.
* Due to his knowledge of creating various traps, it can be assumed he can defuse them and even disarm explosives if needed.
* Phillip is mix-handed. Therefore, he can be seen using different hands for various tasks.
* Phillip became a fan of Shiki after seeing some of his inventions made out of scrap material in Season 2, and regretted not having talked to Shiki all those years ago about technology.
* Phillip is the only Elite who never travelled his own home region during his Pokémon journey.
* As the master trap maker, he can also sense traps and avoid them.
* Phillip usually hid his vicious side from the public, therefore the public portrayed him as just a shy and lonely genius.
* If Phillip was in Hogwarts, he would be a Ravenclaw.
Norrani Year (N.Y.)

The method of keeping time by the **Norrani Year** or **N.Y.** is a recent innovation in the North. Much like our world's system of Before the Common Era (B.C.E.)/Common Era (C.E.) or the equivalent Before Christ (B.C.)/Anno Domini (A.D.), the system counts from the foundation of the Norrani Imperium, which collapsed around 500 N.Y. The influence of the Norrani Imperium was so great, however, that this method of tracking time has not only continued to thrive in the centuries after the Imperium's fall, but it has even spread to lands (like the North) that were never under the dominion of the Norrani. It is a convenient way of naming the years, and so has come into common use.

**Equivalent:** C.E. or A.D.
Turkey

**Turkey** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 23 times, debuting in the thirtieth contest. Turkey has been participating in ASC since the thirtieth dition with the broadcaster *TRT* (Türkiye Radyo Televizyon).

## History of Turkey in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Turkey participates since ASC30, and although they didn't start with good results, four editions after their debut, they got a third place with "Güzelliğine". Since that moment of glory, they have reached the TOP10 only twice, and their results have not been great. Due to the COVID19 crisis, Turkey decided to withdraw from the competition in ASC49, but came back one edition later.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Romania

**Romania** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 52 times, debuting in the first contest. Romania has been participating in ASC since the first edition with the broadcaster *TVR* (Televiziunea Română).

## History of Romania in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Romania participates since the first edition of the contest, when unfortunately the country ended in second to last place with 43 points after being represented by Morandi and Inna with the song "Summer in December". After a third to last position in next edition, Romania decided to not participate in third edition due to bad results and financial issues in the delegation, but they returned in next edition. In ASC12, Alisha Pillay got a third place with her song "Mayday". During the next editions, Romania did not stand out among the competitors. It was not until ASC32 when the singer Mark Stam and his song "Doar noi" scored another TOP3 position with a second place. Same thing happened later in ASC35, thanks to the young singer Dharia and her song "Sugar and brownies". After some bad results, Romania started a good streak of good positions in ASC45 with the biggest amount of achieved finals since the establishment of the semifinal rounds, including two third places in ASC47 and AS49 thanks to the debuting singer Wrs and Roxen, respectively.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Slovenia

**Slovenia** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 29 times, debuting in the sixteenth contest. Slovenia has been participating in ASC since the sixteenth edition with the broadcaster *RTVSLO* (Radiotelevizija Slovenija).

## History of Slovenia in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Slovenia participates since ASC16 when they debuted with the singer Maja Keuc and her song "Close to you". Due to the generally bad results and financial problems, the country withdrew in ASC25, but returned five editions later. However, the delegation could not afford to participate without having good results. In that way, Slovenia withdrew again in ASC33. RTVSLO decided to come back in ASC37 thanks to the help of different sponsors. In ASC51 they became the first third placed country that exceeded the three hundred points barrier, getting also their best result and score to date thanks to the debuting singer Jakob Kobal and his indie song "Cloudless skies".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
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Poland

**Poland** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 52 times, debuting in the second contest. Poland has been participating in ASC since the second edition with the broadcaster *TVP* (Telewizja Polska).

## History of Poland in the AwlaVision Song Contest

They debuted on second edition on the festival, when thanks to Sarsa and her song "Naucz mnie", they won the contest with 98 points, breaking a new record of points. The country was close to a second victory in ASC04 when Sylwia Grzeszczak finished in second place losing to Switzerland. After some good years, Poland started a streak of bad results in ASC08. In ASC18 they stood out again with their highest amount of points up to that moment thanks to Lanberry and her song "Zagadka" who scored another second place. During the next years, Poland was overshadowed by another entries in the voting with the exception of only three songs that surpassed the TOP15. However they managed to win again in ASC42 with the band PVRIS and their song "Hallucinations" after forty editions of their first victory.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
France

**France** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 51 times, debuting in the first contest. France has been participating in ASC since the first edition with the broadcaster *France Télévisions.*

## History of France in the AwlaVision Song Contest

France debuted on the first edition, where thanks to Cheraze and Tunisiano, the country finished fourth with 56 points with the song "Promets pas la lune". In ASC7, they won the pre-qualifying round and they got their first victory in the final, thanks to Christine And The Queens and her "Tilted". Thirteen editions later, France won again in ASC20 with Nogam and his song "Fatigué". After twenty-one editions, France won again in ASC51 thanks to Colours In The Street and the song "Aux étoiles", getting also their highest score to date.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Belgium

**Belgium** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 50 times, debuting in the fourth contest. Belgium has been participating in ASC since the fourth edition with the broadcaster *VRT* and *RTBF*.

## History of Belgium in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Belgium participates since ASC4, when the country debuted with Emma Bale and her song "All I want". In ASC8 they got their first victory thanks to Natalia and her song "Boom". Some time later, LoÏc Nottet almost touched the victory with his song "Million eyes", finishing in second place. A similar situation happened in ASC37 with Angèle and her hit "Balance ton quoi". Also in ASC42, Belgium got a second position and was close to the victory with the debuting Lea Rue.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Netherlands

**Netherlands** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 48 times, debuting in the sixth contest. Netherlands has been participating in ASC since the sixth edition with the broadcaster *AVROTROS*.

## History of Netherlands in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Netherlands participates since ASC6 when they debuted with Dirtcaps ft. Rochelle and their song "Fools paradise", finishing in a decent fourth place. In ASC12 they won for the first time with the duo made of the DJ and producer Vicetone and the singer D. Brown, that sang in Skopje "What I've waited for". During the next editions, the Netherlands did not have very good results, with the exception of some TOP10, since seven times the Netherlands staid on semifinals. However, in ASC29 they won for the second time thanks to the Syrian-Dutch singer Wafia and her song "Bodies". During the next editions the Netherlands have gone through some ups and downs, including three last-placed semifinales with zero points, and a third place scored by Traudes in ASC45.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
England

**England** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 20 times, debuting in the first contest. England has been participating in ASC since the first edition with the broadcaster *BBC England.*

## History of England in the AwlaVision Song Contest

England patricipates since ASC1. They debut with the singer Jasmine Thomson and her song "*Do it now*", finishing at 3rd with 61 points. England is the country with more second places, in ASC3, 5, 6, 13 and 19. After a lot of second places, England got the first place in ASC14 thanks to "Hurts" by Emeli Sandé. After just one edition, England won again in ASC16 with Chasing Grace and their song "Trust". They missed the final for the first time in ASC18. In ASC21, due to the need to have fewer participants, the country unified in United Kingdom with Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Yellow Chillax

*Were you looking for the final Chillax or Mechrab?*
* Yellow Chillax
* Gallery

    **Yellow Chillax** is the unoffical name given to a beta yellow version of Chillax found in the FNaF World teaser trailer.
## Appearance

Yellow Chillax is a small crab-like creature, bearing a resemblance to a hermit crab. They have six legs, and a antenna at the top of their shell. Their eyes appear to be the eyes of the Five Nights at Freddy's animatronics. Unlike Chillax, Yellow Chillax is yellow.

## Trivia

* Yellow Chillax is the first FNaF World enemy to not have been given an offical name.
* This character never actually shows up in the game itself- only teasers.

## Miscellaneous

Yellow Chillax, ripped out of his screenshot.
Andorra

**Andorra** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 51 times, debuting in the first contest. Andorra has been participating in ASC since the first edition with the broadcaster *RTVA* (Ràdio i Televisió d'Andorra) and *TV3* (Televisió de Catalunya).

## History of Andorra in the AwlaVision Song Contest

They had one of the best debuts, it was on the first edition, where Andorra finished second with 69 points. Sarah Riani sang "Comme toi". Andorra had never get into the final until ASC14, where they passed with a 6th place in semifinal and a final 14th place. Due to bad results and economic problems, they decided to withdraw from the competition in ASC18. The victory of Spain makes them return in ASC19 due to the closeness to the host country, but it just took one edition. For the same reason, they returned in the French edition in ASC21. Surprisingly, in ASC24 they got another final and one of their best results, a tenth place thanks to Buhos and "Volcans". From ASC28 to 30 they were in the grand final, even they got an eight place. In ASC35 they came with another great result, a third place that they did not get since ASC3. For anyone's surprise, Andorra won in ASC41 for the first time thanks to Karla Grunewaldt and her song "Desatar".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Wikia AwlaVision

The **AwlaVision Song Contest**, often shortened **ASC**, or **Awla**, is an international song competition organised almost monthly by the Awla Broadcasting Union among its member states, which are primarily European countries, together with some north African and middle eastern ones. Each participating country submits an original song to be performed on live television and radio, transmitted to national broadcasters via the ABU's television and radio networks, with competing countries then casting votes for the other countries' songs to determine a winner. The current and official ASC developer is the Finnish Jooseppi Gabriel Rautio.

The **first** edition was held in Helsinki, Finland, and it was organised by Yleisradio (YLE). The final took between 6th December 2015 and 23rd December 2015. Eleven countries participated and the first contest was won by Sweden. Faster after the first edition the popularity of the competition started to grow inside and outside the ABU broadcasting area.
Denmark

**Denmark** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 48 times, debuting in the sixth contest. Denmark has been participating in ASC since the sixth edition with the broadcaster *DR* (Danmarks Radio).

## History of Denmark in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Denmark participates since ASC6, when they debuted with Benjamin Lasnier and his "Love you out loud". In ASC10 they won the semifinal, but ended fourth at the final. Eighteen editions later, they tried with the Danish-Indian singer Deepika Padukone, who got a seventh place. In ASC34 they almost won thanks to Mabel and her hit "Don't call me up". In ASC48 Denmark got the victory for the first time thanks to the singer Drew and her song "Perfect disaster".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Slovakia

**Slovakia** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 41 times, debuting in the eleventh contest. Slovakia has been participating in ASC since the eleventh edition with the broadcaster *RTVS* (Rozhlas a televízia Slovenska).

## History of Slovakia in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Slovakia participates since ASC11 when they debuted with the singer Celeste Buckingham and her song "Love in your soul" getting a fourth place in the final. The success of the country continued during the next to editions, finishing in fifth and tenth position respectively. But the good results did not last for too long, making them withdraw in ASC25, although the country returned in ASC27. After not so many good results, Slovakia surprisingly won in ASC44, getting also their best result since their debut thanks to the unknown until that moment band Pace and their song "Hunt me down". However in ASC46 Slovakia started their worst streak of results with several editions in a row without getting into the final.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Balloon Boy

* Balloon Boy
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**Balloon Boy** (or BB for short) is one of the protagonists in FNaF World and one of the unlockable characters in the game.

## Appearance

Similarly to other animatronics, BB is a smaller version of his original counterpart. His eyelids seem to be gone, similarly to Freddy Fazbear.

## Attacks

* Balloons - Balloon Boy sends out three balloons to attack one enemy, dealing damage.
* Munchies - Balloon Boy throws out a few munchies to bite at enemies for a short time period.
* Hot Cheese - Balloon Boy spreads hot cheese over the enemies ground, dealing damage over time.

## Trivia

* BB's nose has changed colors from a slight caramel to a red, similar to the BB unlockable figure in Five Nights at Freddy's 2.

## Screenshots

BB in the latest FNaF World roster teaser.
Moldova

**Moldova** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 38 times, debuting in the second contest. Moldova has been participating in ASC since the second edition with the broadcaster *TRM* (Tele-Radio Moldova).

## History of Moldova in the AwlaVision Song Contest

They debuted on second edition when they finished in a ninth position with 47 points. They decided to withdraw due to financial issues within the delegation in ASC5, but they returned later in ASC9. The country decided to withdraw from the competition again in ASC12. After seven editions, they returned in ASC19, however it just took two editions for them to withdraw again. They came back in ASC22 and got some good results at first with the singer Irina Rimes and Freia, but then the streak of results changed and Moldova withdrew again in ASC33. After two editions, they tried again by coming back to the competition, this time with their longest non-stopping participation to date. In ASC44 they got their best result so far, a fourth place thanks to Cyrus Reynolds and "End of days".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Finland

**Finland** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 53 times, debuting in the first contest. Finland has been participating in ASC since the first edition with the broadcaster *YLE* (Yleisradio).

## History of Finland in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Finland participates since ASC1, where they debut with Anna Abreu, a Finnish-Portuguese singer and the song "Right in front of you". She ended 9th with 44 points. In ASC6 they won for the first time with Evelina and JVG, who sang "Sushi". After lots of great results, including three second places and a third place, they won again in ASC24 with "Syliin", by Vilma Alina ft. Jon-Jon. Finland is currently the most successful country in the competition thanks to the great results they have had through it, having been close to the victory in several occasions and only being disqualified twice.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Lebanon

**Lebanon** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 13 times, debuting in the tenth contest. Lebanon has been participating in ASC since the tenth edition with the broadcaster *LBC* (Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation).

## History of Lebanon in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Lebanon participates since ASC10 when they debuted with Nicole Saba and her song "Hafdal ahlam", without getting the final. Due to bad results, they withdrew in ASC15, but returned later in ASC19. With two new bad results, they decided to go out in ASC21. Surprisingly, they came back in ASC32, scoring their best result and only TOP10 in ASC33 thanks to the singer Nina Abdel Malak and her "Eza hajarta". Five editions later of this milestone, in ASC38, the LBC decided to give some time to their participation by withdrawing from the festival.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
United Kingdom

**United Kingdom** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 33 times, debuting in the twenty-first contest. United Kingdom has been participating in ASC since the twenty-first edition with the broadcaster *BBC* (British Broadcasting Corporation).

## History of United Kingdom in the AwlaVision Song Contest

United Kingdom participates since ASC21, when they debuted before the unification of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales in the contest as an only country. The United Kingdom quickly became one of the most successful countries that participated in the competition, however it was not until ASC52 when they got their first victory thanks to the singer Declan McKenna and his song "The key to life on Earth".

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*
Tunisia

**Tunisia** has participated in the **AwlaVision Song Contest** 2 times, debuting in the nineteenth contest. Tunisia has been participating in ASC since the nineteenth edition with the broadcaster *TT* (Télévision Tunisienne).

## History of Tunisia in the AwlaVision Song Contest

Tunisia participated for the first time in ASC19, but due to two last places in semifinals with zero points, they decided to withdraw in ASC21. Several negotiations have taken place with the coordination of Morocco and Algeria, two successful Arab countries in the competition, but so far the broadcaster TT have not make any effort to return.

## Contestants

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Last place*
     *Did not compete*

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Yuri Honjo

**Yuri Honjo** (本城 遊理) es la protagonista principal del manga Tenkuu Shinpan, Fue una de las tantas personas traídas al mundo de los rascacielos. En un inicio se presenta con miedo, algo que tras el transcurso del manga va perdiendo.

## ***Apariencia***

Al comienzo de la historia, Yuri es una joven de complexión delgada. Tiene el cabello largo de color negro (en algunas portadas castaño) y unos ojos cafés claro. Lleva un uniforme escolar tipo marinero de color azul y blanco con un saco de colegiala.

## ***Personalidad***

Yuri tiene una personalidad alegre y simpática, haciéndola formar amigos en su viaje. Tiene un complejo amor por su hermano "Rika Honjo" a quién es similar en ciertos rasgos, tiene un carácter que se va forjando en el transcurso de los capítulos, basa sus decisiones en su sentido común. Es una persona flexible. Puede matar a las máscaras, pero ha tenido problemas por su lado bondadoso.

## ***Historia***

Estudiante femenina , 16 años, de personalidad alegre. Llegó a un mundo Inexplicable donde un hombre con "Máscara" mataba a otro frente a sus ojos. En el transcurso casde la historia aprende habilidades de combate. Tiene una firme convicción de vivir y de encontrar a su hermano en este extraño mundo. Conoce a una  joven cruel  llamada Mayuko Nise, con el tiempo surge una amistad envuelta en confianza y  buena voluntad. Forman un equipo para tomar el "helicóptero" la única esperanza que tienen para salir de este mundo.

## ***Poderes y habilidades***

En la actualidad, ella posee dos armas, si bien al inicio no las manejaba totalmente bien con el tiempo su manejo mejora gradualmente. Tras ponerse la Máscara sin expresión y acercarse a ser dios, La fuerza como habilidad de Yuri mejoraron considerablemente.

== ***Relaciones***
Invasión en las alturas

* Máscara
* Humana

**Invasión en las alturas** (天空 侵犯, Tenkū Shinpan) es una adaptación anime de Netflix de la serie manga original. Fue lanzado el 25 de febrero de 2021 y doblado al español.

## Sinopsis

Un asesino enmascarado acorrala a Yuri en la cima de un rascacielos. La joven evalúa sus opciones, aunque hay pocas vías de escape.

## Producción

"El desquiciado y sangriento juego de muerte de **Invasión en las alturas**, creado por Tsuina Miura (Ajin) y Takahiro Ōba (¡Box!), ¡Finalmente tiene una adaptación al anime!"

En el Netflix Anime Festival el 26 de octubre de 2020, el servicio de transmisión anunció que el manga de terror de supervivencia de Tsuina Miura y Takahiro Ōba tendría una serie de anime. También se dio a conocer un avance, que reveló la ventana de lanzamiento mundial del anime en febrero de 2021 en la plataforma de transmisión. El anime también abrió un sitio web oficial, donde reveló dos imágenes clave, una versión "humana" y una versión "máscara" cómo portada.