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Coraline Jones is the titular protagonist of Neil Gaiman's novella Coraline, which was adapted into a 2009 stop-motion animated feature film produced by Laika Studios.

Coraline is best known as the leading female stop-motion representative in Ms. /co/, with 2 tournament berths since 2019. The movie is widely praised for its impressive visuals. Coraline's best result happened in the 2020 contest where she took advantage of several early upsets in her bracket to sneak into the fourth round as a 25th seed, before being eliminated by returning Elite 8 member Starfire.

Her next eligible contest will be Ms. /co/ 2021.

Results

2019 - seed 19
Round	Opponent	Series	Votes	Pct. For
Round 1	(110) X-23	Marvel	707 - 318	69.0%
Round 2	(83) Mai	Avatar: The Last Airbender	684 - 467	59.4%
Round 3	(14) Ty Lee	Avatar: The Last Airbender	524 - 662	44.2%

2020 - seed 25
Round	Opponent	Series	Votes	Pct. For
Round 1	(104) Star Butterfly	Star vs.	591 - 239	71.2%
Round 2	(89) Roxanne	Disney	519 - 314	62.3%
Round 3	(121) Sara Bellum	Powerpuff Girls	458 - 401	53.3%
Round 4	(24) Starfire	DC	374 - 488	43.4%

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-  | tournament_births= '''2''' ([[Ms. /co/ 2019|2019]], [[Ms. /co/ 2020|2020]])
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-  | best_result= '''Sweet 16''' (2020)
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-'''Coraline Jones''' is the titular protagonist of the 2009 stop-motion film ''Coraline'', adapted from Neil Gaiman's 2002 novella of the same name.
+'''Coraline Jones''' is the titular protagonist of Neil Gaiman's novella ''Coraline'', which was adapted into a 2009 stop-motion animated feature film produced by Laika Studios.
-Coraline is best known as the leading female stop-motion representative in [[Ms. /co/]], with 2 tournament berths since [[Ms. /co/ 2019|2019]]. Her movie is widely praised for its impressive visuals. Coraline's best result happened in the [[Ms. /co/ 2020|2020 contest]], sneaking into the fourth round as a 25th seed. After destroying the fallen [[Star Butterfly]] in round 1, she then took advantage of several upsets in her side of the bracket by defeating lower seeds [[Roxanne]] and [[Sara Bellum]], before losing handily to Ms. /co/ powerhouse [[Starfire]].
+Coraline is best known as the leading female stop-motion representative in [[Ms. /co/]], with 2 tournament berths since [[Ms. /co/ 2019|2019]]. The movie is widely praised for its impressive visuals. Coraline's best result happened in the [[Ms. /co/ 2020|2020 contest]] where she took advantage of several early upsets in her bracket to sneak into the fourth round as a 25th seed, before being eliminated by returning [[Elite 8]] member [[Starfire]].
 Her next eligible contest will be [[Ms. /co/ 2021]].
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