Ms. /co/ Tournaments

''This article is about Ms. /co/. For the main article concerning Mr. /co/lympus see, Mr. /co/lympus Tournaments''.

A pair of tournaments held yearly on /co/ which last for ten days each. The tournaments are presented in a meta context as if they were beauty pageants.

Waifuhalla
Waifuhalla is the name given to a list of characters that have won a Ms. /co/ tournament.

Elite Eight
In the Mr. and Ms. /co/ tournaments, the Elite Eight refers to the final eight characters left in a given contest, and thus, reaching the Elite Eight is generally seen as a mark of strength, and is also treated as a sort of an "exclusive club" because relatively few contestants are able to reach that stage; and membership is permanent.

Tournament Brackets
For a comprehensive look, please view the full-page article for the Tournament's Year.

Bracket Images: https://imgur.com/a/cGusSXW

See also: Character Plate, Swimsuit Round, and List of Characters Who Have Appeared in Every Tournament

2018
A total of 154 girls were successfully nominated into the qualifier poll.

2019
A total of 356 girls were successfully nominated into the qualifier poll.

The full list of nominees (arranged by alphabetical order) can be found in the Pastebin link here. Qualifying results were originally posted in the Pastebin link here.

Tiebreakers are decided through alphabetical order of names.

2020
A record 1093 girls were successfully nominated into the qualifier poll, but the number of contestants in the main bracket still remains at 128. The qualifying poll generated 600 respondents.

The full list of nominations were originally posted in the Pastebin link here, while the qualifying results can be found in the Pastebin link here.

Tiebreakers are decided through alphabetical order of series name, and if still tied, character name. Only the names from Stats anon's nominee lists are considered.
 * For example, if the nominee list displays Kids Next Door, then that will be used for the tiebreakers even if the series' full title starts with a different letter (Codename: Kids Next Door).

2021
A total of 1197 characters were successfully nominated. The qualifying poll received 738 responses.

Ties are resolved by series name in alphabetical order, then character name in the same order. Only the names written on the Rentry and Google Docs are considered. Characters who appear in the bracket for the first time are labeled in bold.

2022
A total of 1422 characters were successfully nominated. The qualifying poll received 738 responses.

The full list of nominees can be found in the linked spreadsheet.

Ties are resolved by series name in alphabetical order, then character name in the same order. Characters who appear in the bracket for the first time are labeled in bold.

2023
A total of 1092 characters were successfully nominated.

The full list of nominees can be found in the linked spreadsheet.

Ties are resolved by series name in alphabetical order, then character name in the same order. Only the names written on the Google Docs are considered. Characters who appear in the bracket for the first time are labeled in bold.

Notable
For information regarding specific characters, please go to their specific character page.

A pair of tournaments held yearly on /co/ which last for ten days each. The tournaments are presented in a meta context as if they were beauty pageants with Yotsuba, /co/nrad, /co/lette, Hope Corgi, J/aco/lyn, and Jenny XJ9 presiding as judges. It was first created in 2018 to a small reception and then expanded in 2019.

In 2019, controversy occurred leading to memes about Peru and the original host having a mental breakdown.

The tournament spawned two popular spin-off tournaments on /co/ called Mr. /co/lympus and Tag-Team Tournament. It has since been expanded to /mlp/ and /v/ with their own ms/mr version of the tournaments with rules adopted from /co/.

Preceding Ms. /co/ 2021 threads and comments concerning the tournament were deleted on-sight. The /co/ board on plus4chan discussed the possibility of hosting it on /co/’s backup website. After the first Ms. /co/ Nomination thread was deleted by a mod and warning issued to Stats Anon, anons flooded /co/ with threads bashing the mods and janitors, The mods declared it to be meta and a backup board called /tnt/ was created to discuss all tournaments was created on September 2021. After speaking with the mods, the two main tournaments were allowed back.

Judges
Ms. /co/ is presented as a beauty pageant. Yotsuba takes her seat as a judge representing all of 4chan. The /co/ created tans (/co/nrad, /co/lette, and Hope Corgi) represent as well given their long history associated with /co/. J/aco/lyn takes her seat as a /co/-related judge that represents the cheesecake side of beauty pageants. Jenny is the very first champion of Ms. /co/, since then, she is used as the tournament’s de facto official mascot, with it’s trophies being named "The Jennies" and bearing her likeness. As an added honor of winning the first Ms. /co/ competition, Jenny takes the last seat.

The judges are most often seen during the Nomination and Qualifier Round where they are given the honor of taking the OP image instead of the traditional OC drawing. This is because campaigns commonly begin after the nomination round ends.

Other
Round order: (Nomination Round, Qualifier Round, R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, Semi-Finals, Finals, Afterparty)

Gallery
This is an incomplete collection. For a more comprehensive gallery, visit https://mrco.booru.org/ and https://msco.booru.org/

Useful Links
Gallery Links

Dropbox link for OC artwork

Ms. /co/ Booru Gallery

Mr. /co/ Booru Gallery

/co/ Tournament in Your World of Text (Warning: Very Large Grid)

4chan Thread Links

If a thread link doesn't work for some reason, try the other archive websites.

2018

2019

2020

2021


 * Google Polls Results: Round 1 - Round 2 - Round 3 - Round 4 - Quarters - Semis & 5th/8th - Final & 3rd