Emmy: Difference between revisions

| tournament_berths= '''24''' ([[Ms. /co/ 2020|2020]], [[Ms. /co/ 2021|2021]], [[Ms. /co/ 2022|2022]], [[Ms. /co/ 2023|2023]]) <br>_{Qualifiers: [[Ms. /co/ 2019|2019]] (164th)}

</ref>, including ''fandroids'' such as [[Avery the Tombot]]. Likewise, Emmy is a popular subject of fanart in the [[Ms. /co/ tournaments]], but after the [[Ms. /co/ 2020]] incident she became infamous for being heavily associated with Peru nickelodeon thinked she looked like jenny wakeman and blew up the show with a roasting idea they did not want it to look like my life as a teenage robot but after all jenny and emmy are both related robots!.

==Tournament historyHistory==

The nandroid debuted in the [[Ms. /co/ 2020]] bracket as a #5 seed, where she defeated [[Wuya]] in round 1 before losing to [[Gwenpool]] afterwards. During the first round, Emmy was embroiled in one of the tournament's biggest controversies when an user called Basil Anon exposed a Spanish-language Facebook page named ''Random Cartoon'', which called users to vote for her (and to a lesser extent [[Miko Kubota]]).<ref>https://archive.vn/gCJOJ#selection-12001.1-912.3</ref><ref>[https://img.fireden.net/co/image/1600/12/1600125459079.jpg Screenshot of Random Cartoon reposting Anon's Miko post verbatim]</ref> The page is known for stealing OC from the contest by putting their watermarks on the images. Furthermore, Basil Anon later revealed that the page also brigaded for [[Spinel]] last year, further raising questions about the legitimacy of the gem's title.<ref>[https://img.fireden.net/co/image/1600/12/1600128741161.png Screenshot of Random Cartoon posting 2019 Ms. /co/ final]</ref> As a result of this exposé, many anons cried afoul of what they consider as "rigging" the contest. Some proposed removing the guilty contestants, while others considered replacing them with other girls. At the same time, Emmy was also targeted by an infamous shitter known as "Fusefag"<ref>[https://imgur.com/a/RU6YDsy Fusefag Advisory]</ref> by associating her with /pol/-related terms, further damaging her reputation in the tournament. Ultimately, Stats Anon decided to let the contest run on its own. Many of Emmy's own supporters decided to vote her out as soon as possible to save face, and to avoid ruining her chances for future years.

Emmy returned in [[Ms. /co/ 2021|2021]] where she was seeded #14, but her already polarizing reputation caused her to get narrowly spite-voted out of the first round against ''Futurama's'' [[Amy Wong]]. Her 2021 appearance is largely remembered for a series of campaigning images posted by "schizo anon" (named because of its potentially seizure-inducing bright colors and rapidly blinking pictures). Though Emmy's association with Peru has to some extent since lessened, so too has her general popularity among /co/ as her webcomic no longer receives threads as frequently as it once did, reflected in her sharp decline in seed ranking. However she has retained enough of a fanbase to defeat [[Marie Kanker]] in 2022 before losing a close match against high-seeded furry [[Judy Hopps]], and in 2023 she only barely lost to [[Pacifica Northwest]] in the first round.

! colspan="20" scope="row" style="background-color: #0000004e6695; color: #fffffff3b465; text-align:center;" |[[Ms. /co/ 2020|<span style="color:#f3b465;">2020</span>]] - seed 5

|''Marvel''

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