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This article contains a list of terms and concepts commonly used by anons specifically within tournament threads. Official rules and terms such as the Elite Eight, Series Limit, etc will not be listed and can instead be found in the official tournament rules pastebins.
==Asterisk (*) ==▼
An '''Asterisk (*)''' is something unofficially given to a character denoting a win or deep character run that is controversial. Any character run that can be called invalid either because of rigging, off-site brigading, or general strictly illicit methods are sometimes given an * by anon's. Examples would include [[Spinel|Spinel's]] controversial [[Ms. /co/ 2019]] win, who was revealed a year later to have been brigaded by a facebook group, and [[Shirley|Shirley's]] final's run in [[Ms. /co/ 2022]], who was known to have been rigged earlier in the tournament.▼
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==Team F.A.R.T.S.==
'''"FARTS"''' is an acronym used in Ms. /co/ to refer to the characters [[Frankie Foster]], [[Azula]], [[Raven]], [[Toph]], and [[Shego]], grouping them together under the reasoning of these characters being the most prevalent heavy hitters that consistently seed and perform well due to their high popularity, and having all returned in the year 2021 when the term first gained widespread use. The term is frequently used within the Ms. /co/ tournaments, with some criticizing the acronym as ruining the chances of these characters of actually winning due to creating a stigma of being seen as boring anti-underdog picks. The term has also been used in comparison to refer to characters other than the girls named in F.A.R.T.S who share the same qualities of being perceived heavy hitters.
▲==Asterisk (*) ==
▲An '''Asterisk (*)''' is something unofficially given to a character denoting a win or deep character run that is controversial. Any character run that can be called invalid either because of rigging, off-site brigading, or general strictly illicit methods are sometimes given an * by anon's. Examples would include [[Spinel|Spinel's]] controversial [[Ms. /co/ 2019]] win, who was revealed a year later to have been brigaded by a facebook group, and [[Shirley|Shirley's]] final's run in [[Ms. /co/ 2022]], who was known to have been rigged earlier in the tournament.
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