Eurovision Battle Royale 2034

Eurovision Battle Royale 2034
Tournament Details
Host Country	Montenegro
Venue(s)	Kotor
Dates	1 June - 29 June
Final Positions
Champion	Ana Mišković
Runners-up	Iveta Havličková
Third place	Wiktoria Galinska
Fourth place	Jeanine Palmer
Tournament Statistics
Groups	4
Kills Committed	98
Golden Dagger	Iveta Havličková Amiran Kotrikadze Senni Salo (5 Kills each)
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The Eurovision Battle Royale 2034, also known as the Eurovision 2034, or the EBR 2034, or more simply Montenegro 2034, was the 19th annual edition of the Battle Royale contest that took place in Kotor, Montenegro. A total of 56 countries announced their intent to participate in the event. The Battle Royale consisted of one quarterfinal, followed by four groups of 24 citizens, all of which acted as qualifiers to the Grand Final.

The host country, Montenegro, was the winning nation of the 18th edition the year before, which gave them automatic hosting responsibilities for this edition, as well as automatically qualifying them to the Grand Final. The other countries were obliged to compete in either the quarterfinal if they had a low placing the year before, or the Group stage, with each being distributed randomly through a random draw. During the Group Stage, 24 citizens from each country participated in 4 groups in a fight to the death until only 8 citizens remained, with the remaining qualifying for the Grand Final in which another fight to the death would take place, this time until only one remained.

The winner of this edition of the Eurovision Battle Royale was Ana Mišković of Croatia. She managed to escape a huge landslide-caused tsunami, while Iveta Havličková of Czech Republic drowned, causing her to finish as the runner-up. Wiktoria Galinska of Poland, Jeanine Palmer of Scotland, and Amiran Kotrikadze of Georgia completed the Top 5. The host country, Montenegro, had it's citizens finishing in 11th and 24th place.

Arena Edit

The Arena for this edition was decided on October 10, 2033. It was decided that the Kotor Bay area would host due to its huge popularity amongst international tourists.

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Format and Rules Edit

The draw to determine in which semi-final each country would participate, as well as the podium numbers on which the host country's citizens would start, took place in Podgorica, on the 2nd of December, 2033. Each country had until December 1st to announce their intent to participate in the Eurovision, and each country had until March 3, 2034 to submit their citizens.

The majority of countries chose their citizen through an internal selection, by means of a "Reaping". The reaping occurs when the governments of Europe, each organizes a televised lottery of their citizens where every single one, aged between 13 and 50, are obliged to have their names placed into a big pot of sorts, and after randomizing the names like a true lottery, one male and one female name are read out live on national television by government officials. These citizens are the reaped citizens to represent their country in the Eurovision. It's notable that each year the majority of citizens see this as an exciting honor, and many volunteer to be picked. To profit from this, it's necessary for each hopeful volunteer to pay money in order for their name to be entered more than once. This process could cost from as little as £50 in poorer countries, to £500 in more wealthy ones. The maximum number of times that a volunteer can have their name in a pot is 100. One would think that there wouldn't be that many volunteers for such a violent and life-ending event, but in this universe, the citizens of Europe look extremely positively on the event and see it as rebirth of the Golden Age of Ancient Greece and Rome; therefore, there are thousands of citizens each year who try to volunteer to bring glory and honor to their country.

In the build-up to the actual event, each reaped citizen is invited to many locations all throughout Europe to promote themselves, forge alliances with the other citizens, and talk with potential sponsors. These official parties are announced by the Event Organizers (EOs) usually around the start of the new year. These are televised and watched by millions as well, similar to how millions each year watch the red carpet for award shows.

The list of Official Parties for this year:

• Russia: Kazan (18 March)
• Norway: Bergen (31 March)
• Portugal: Lisbon (8 April)
• Italy: Trieste (21 April)

These parties aren't obligatory however, and some alternatives to this include immediately moving into the Citizen's Village (usually a high-tec tower or complex located in or near the city center of the most populous city in the host country). In any case, citizens are obliged to move into the Citizen's Village a month before the quarterfinal. This is because each citizen needs time to get their fitness up and competitive to put on an entertaining TV show, as well as acclimate to the host country. The EOs provide each country and citizen with their own team of trainers, cooks, stylists, and other specialists free of charge to ensure that each citizen can become fit and competitive enough so the Battle Royale will be as entertaining as ever. For the month that the citizens live there, they are encouraged to learn survival techniques and work out so their chances of survival in the harsh Arena increases.

The night before the first semi-final, the Opening Ceremony takes place. Comparable to Olympic ceremonies, this ceremony celebrates the history and culture of the host country, and further includes multiple shows of firework, music, and other cultural and ethnic performances, as well as high-tec displays and other pyrotechnics. Following the cultural show is the Parade of Nations. Each citizen from the participating countries were brought into the main complex (usually the widest and biggest street in the Capitol of the host country) on high-tec self-driving chariots and shown to billions worldwide. More so, each chariot was decorated with symbols from the country each citizen is from, and followed their national flag. As soon as the pomp and celebration finished, the EOs and government officials of the host country gave speeches, the Eurovision Battle Royale flag was raised with the host country's flag, and the citizen's oath. The final event of the ceremony is the lighting of the cauldron, performed by the winner of the previous edition in every edition so far except the first.

Following the Opening Ceremony, the citizens are forced into lockdown in the Citizen's Village until their semi-final. It is forbidden for a citizen to have prior knowledge to results in a semi-final or access to anything that could give them an advantage in their semi-final. In fact, the citizens are forced to go with television and internet until their semi-final. This is to assure that the suspense is retained and each citizen participates fairly.

Tie-Break rules for the Semi-Finals Edit

1. Top 11 or 12 remaining citizens in each semi-final all live to compete in the Grand Final
2. Of those, they are firstly ranked by number of kills they have committed.
3. If all is still tied, then the Degrees of Separation Rule is enforced. (for those tied with 2+ kills, this is applied first)

ex. Jan of Germany kills only Teo of Belgium. Teo of Belgium had killed 2 other citizens beforehand. Erik of Sweden only kills Andriy of Russia. Andriy of Russia had killed 1 citizen beforehand. Jan of Germany will be ranked higher than Erik of Sweden in the semi-finals.

4. If the citizens still have the same number of kills, then the tie-break favors the one that reached that number of kills the earliest. (this only applies to citizens with 1 kill)

5. This Degree of Separation Rule will continue until necessary.

6. If all is still tied, the tie-break favors those who are furthest away from pod number 18.

7. If all is still tied, then the citizens will share the position.

QuarterfinalsEdit

The lowest 22 performing countries' citizens in each semi-final of the previous year were forced to compete in the Quarterfinals. To not prolong the duration of the entire Eurovision, the Quarterfinal is usually placed in a tiny obstacle-filled Arena inside a sports stadium. The Quarterfinal is only meant to last 2 days at most.

This quarterfinal took place on 1 June, in Podgorica City Stadium, and lasted about 4 hours.

#	Country	Citizen	Gender	Age	Place	Kills
01	Georgia	Elene Abazasdze	female	37	9	0
02	Liechtenstein	Lorian Freuler	male	13	10	0
03	Macedonia	Sara Matzic	female	44	13	0
04	Azerbaijan	Seher Osmanli	female	46	7	1
05	Bulgaria	Boris Pironev	male	50	23	0
06	Poland	Wiktoria Galinska	female	47	5	1
07	Turkey	Erke Erim	female	18	17	0
08	Latvia	Elmuts Mihailovs	male	45	22	0
09	Kosovo	Përparim Gjinali	male	41	4	1
10	Finland	Tauno Huttunen	male	39	12	0
11	Wales	Alison Mereworth	female	37	21	0
12	Romania	Rahela Voinea	female	48	19	0
13	Estonia	Moonika Kangur	female	40	24	0
14	Slovenia	Ardit Hodžić	male	35	1	3
15	Israel	Jotham Zeev	male	19	16	1
16	Faroe Islands	Pavla Bronck	female	45	14	0
17	Serbia	Mina Novaković	female	32	18	0
18	Iceland	Arsaill Saivinsson	male	21	11	0
19	Albania	Dirina Maxharraj	female	24	2	2
20	Catalonia	Roser Guitart	female	18	6	1
21	Latvia	Romalda Priede	female	21	3	1
22	Lithuania	Pijus Lange	male	22	8	1
23	Romania	Raul Apostu	male	23	20	0
24	Netherlands	Karst Jansen	male	16	15	0

Summary of Kills Edit

Summary of Kills
#	Event
Hour 1
24.	Moonika Kangur of Estonia is killed by Romalda Priede of Latvia.
23.	Boris Pironev of Bulgaria is killed by Ardit Hodžić of Slovenia.
22.	Elmuts Mihailovs of Latvia is killed by Ardit Hodžić of Slovenia.
21.	Alison Mereworth of Wales is killed by Ardit Hodžić of Slovenia.
20.	Raul Apostu of Romania is killed by Dirina Maxharraj of Albania.
19.	Rahela Voinea of Romania is killed by Përparim Gjinali of Kosovo.
18.	Mina Novaković of Serbia is killed by Jotham Zeev of Israel.
17.	Erke Erim of Turkey is killed by Wiktoria Galinska of Poland.
Hour 2
16.	Jotham Zeev of Israel is killed by Dirina Maxharraj of Albania.
15.	Karst Jansen of Netherlands is killed by Roser Guitart of Catalonia.
Hour 3
14.	Pavla Bronck of Faroe Islands is killed by Seher Osmanli of Azerbaijan.
Hour 4
13.	Sara Matzic of Macedonia is killed by Pijus Lange of Lithuania.

Qualification for the Grand Final Edit

Twenty-four citizens participated in each Group. Fifty-six countries participated in the Eurovision Battle Royale this year.

Group A Edit

The events of Group A took place between June 1 and June 6, in Kotor Bay.

#	Country	Citizen	Gender	Age	Place	Kills
01	San Marino	Caterina Ruberti	female	18	22	0
02	Slovenia	Judita Rogeljić	female	42	11	2
03	Monaco	Binia Fuchser	female	45	5	0
04	Liechtenstein	Vreni Glaus	female	49	12	2
05	Kazakhstan	Kuanyshbek Camranev	male	46	15	0
06	France	Dominique Chauve	female	34	23	0
07	Bosnia & Herzegovina	Salima Matić	female	43	6	0
08	Russia	Lev Makarovich	male	31	21	0
09	Albania	Minaz Jasari	male	33	24	0
10	Armenia	Kakig Margossian	male	26	19	0
11	Austria	Yana Vetterli	female	24	10	2
12	Liechtenstein	Lorian Freuler	male	13	8	0
13	Hungary	Szilvia Halász	female	29	20	0
14	Netherlands	Eline Saggers	female	35	1	3
15	Germany	Frida Gutheil	female	32	13	0
16	Czech Republic	Iveta Havlíčková	female	36	2	2
17	Hungary	Endre Szalai	male	33	4	1
18	Scotland	Edd Mooring	male	13	18	0
19	Lithuania	Pijus Lange	male	22	9	0
20	England	Ophelia Cole	female	30	16	1
21	Malta	Gabryl Axisa	male	16	7	0
22	Macedonia	Ilija Yaponski	male	15	17	0
23	Greece	Stylianos Kyprianou	male	37	3	1
24	Andorra	Fabià Isach	male	15	14	0

Summary of Kills Edit

Summary of Kills
#	Event
Day 1 (1 June)
24.	Minaz Jasari of Albania falls off his podium too soon and blows up.
23.	Dominique Chauve of France is killed by Judita Rogeljić of Slovenia.
22.	Caterina Ruberti of San Marino is killed by Ophelia Cole of England.
Day 1 (2 June)
21.	Lev Makarovich of Russia is killed by Stylianos Kyprianou of Greece.
20.	Szilvia Halász of Hungary is killed by Eline Saggers of Netherlands.
19.	Kakig Margossian of Armenia is killed by Vreni Glaus of Liechtenstein.
18.	Edd Mooring of Scotland is killed by Yana Vetterli of Austria.
Day 3 (3 June)
17.	Ilija Yaponski of Macedonia is killed by Eline Saggers of Netherlands.
16.	Ophelia Cole of England is killed by Judita Rogeljić of Slovenia.
Day 4 (4 June)
15.	Kuanyshbek Camranev of Kazakhstan is crushed to death by a small rockslide near Risan.
14.	Fabià Isach of Andorra is killed by Lorian Freuler of Liechtenstein.
13.	Frida Gutheil of Germany is killed by Eline Saggers of Netherlands.
Day 5 (5 June)
12.	Vreni Glaus of Liechtenstein is killed by Yana Vetterli of Austria.
11.	Judita Rogeljić of Slovenia is killed by Iveta Havlíčková of Czech Republic.
10.	Yana Vetterli of Austria is killed by Iveta Havlíčková of Czech Republic.
Day 6 (6 June)
09.	Pijus Lange of Lithuania is killed by Endre Szalai of Hungary.

Group B Edit

The events of Group B took place between June 2 and June 7, in Kotor Bay.

#	Country	Citizen	Gender	Age	Place	Kills
01	Bulgaria	Tanya Yoanova	female	24	21	0
02	Slovakia	Danica Hrljacová	female	43	14	0
03	Belgium	Deborah Fremaux	female	45	16	0
04	Russia	Mariya Vodovatova	female	40	6	0
05	Malta	Regina Sinerco	female	49	24	0
06	Kazakhstan	Aizhan Erzhanov	female	33	8	0
07	Georgia	Amiran Kotrikadze	male	50	2	2
08	Kosovo	Përparime Gjinali	male	41	10	0
09	Wales	Wilson Greenstreet	male	36	20	0
10	Iceland	Arsaill Saivinsson	male	21	18	1
11	Moldova	Sveta Rusu	female	42	15	0
12	Ukraine	Grigor Soroka	male	48	13	1
13	Israel	Inna Lerner	female	23	3	2
14	Portugal	Lourenço Gomes	male	37	1	2
15	Northern Ireland	Maxwell Spray	male	33	19	0
16	Slovakia	Branislav Zima	male	33	23	0
17	Northern Ireland	Ava Carter	female	30	17	0
18	Azerbaijan	Mirel Iravanov	male	25	9	0
19	Catalonia	Pròsper Aguila	male	49	11	0
20	Croatia	Ana Mišković	female	31	7	0
21	Poland	Wiktoria Galinska	female	47	5	1
22	Finland	Tauno Huttunen	male	39	4	2
23	Iceland	Astdis Elisdottir	female	35	12	3
24	Luxembourg	Léonéda Nicolas	female	50	22	0

Summary of Kills Edit

Summary of Kills
#	Event
Day 1 (2 June)
24.	Regina Sinerco of Malta is killed by Inna Lerner of Israel.
23.	Branislav Zima of Slovakia is killed by Inna Lerner of Israel.
22.	Léonéda Nicolas of Luxembourg is killed by Astdis Elisdottir of Iceland.
21.	Tanya Yoanova of Bulgaria is killed by Astdis Elisdottir of Iceland.
Day 2 (3 June)
20.	Wilson Greenstreet of Wales is killed by Tauno Huttunen of Finland.
19.	Maxwell Spray of Northern Ireland is killed by Arsaill Saivinsson of Iceland.
Day 3 (4 June)
18.	Arsaill Saivinsson of Iceland is killed by Amiran Kotrikadze of Georgia.
17.	Ava Carter of Northern Ireland is killed by Amiran Kotrikadze of Georgia.
Day 4 (5 June)
16.	Deborah Fremaux of Belgium is killed by Grigor Soroko of Ukraine.
15.	Sveta Rusu of Moldova is killed by Lourenço Gomes of Portugal.
14.	Danica Hrljacová of Slovakia is killed by Astdis Elisdottir of Iceland.
13.	Grigor Soroko of Ukraine falls down a cliff while attempting to climb it and dies.
Day 5 (6 June)
12.	Astdis Elisdottir of Iceland is killed by Lourenço Gomes of Portugal.
11.	Prospèr Aguila of Catalonia is killed by Wiktoria Galinska of Poland.
10.	Përparime Gjinali of Kosovo is attacked and killed by an unknown creature in the water.
Day 6 (7 June)
09.	Mirel Iravanov of Azerbaijan is killed by Tauno Huttunen of Finland.

Group C Edit

The events of Group C took place between June 1 and June 6, in Kotor Bay.

#	Country	Citizen	Gender	Age	Place	Kills
01	Ukraine	Polina Filonenko	female	17	17	0
02	Kosovo	Luane Cula	female	25	12	1
03	Catalonia	Roser Guitart	female	18	22	0
04	Azerbaijan	Seher Osmanli	female	46	19	0
05	Georgia	Elene Abazasdze	female	37	21	0
06	Belgium	Youri Schoukens	male	36	1	2
07	Norway	Astri Hamar	female	43	20	0
08	Belarus	Harasim Tachkov	male	17	10	1
09	Turkey	Fethi Aksit	male	40	7	0
10	Andorra	Lidia Barberí	female	31	4	1
11	Lithuania	Lilija Kukenyte	female	45	8	0
12	Poland	Dawid Gruca	male	23	9	1
13	Norway	Mads Garness	male	22	2	2
14	Estonia	Anton Keskula	male	45	18	0
15	Ireland	Connor Saunders	male	22	24	0
16	San Marino	Gastone Novella	male	37	3	1
17	England	Nathan Bosley	male	36	15	0
18	Greece	Helena Antoniadou	female	35	5	1
19	Ireland	Anna Newman	female	19	11	2
20	Portugal	Augusta Pinho	female	41	6	0
21	Germany	Samuel Seidl	male	27	16	0
22	France	Florent Crozier	male	43	14	0
23	Serbia	Vuksan Savićević	male	16	13	1
24	Belarus	Aksana Navumchuk	female	25	23	0

Summary of Kills Edit

Summary of Kills
#	Event
Day 1 (1 June)
24.	Connor Saunders of Ireland is killed by Dawid Gruca of Poland.
23.	Aksana Navumchuk of Belarus is killed by Mads Garness of Norway.
22.	Roser Guitart of Catalonia is killed by Mads Garness of Norway.
21.	Elene Abazasdze of Georgia is killed by Harasim Tachkov of Belarus.
20.	Astri Hamar of Norway succumbs to wounds sustained in an earlier battle.
Day 2 (2 June)
19.	Seher Osmanli of Azerbaijan is killed by Vuksan Savicević of Serbia.
18.	Anton Keskula of Estonia is killed by Luane Cula of Kosovo.
17.	Polina Filonenko of Ukraine is killed by Anna Newman of Ireland.
16.	Samuel Seidl of Germany is killed by Helena Antonieadou of Greece.
15.	Nathan Bosley of England is killed by Youri Schoukens of Belgium.
Day 3 (3 June)
14.	Florent Crozier of France is killed by Anna Newman of Ireland.
Day 4 (4 June)
13.	Vuksan Savicević of Serbia drowns while swimming across the bay near Kotor old town.
Day 5 (5 June)
12.	Luane Cula of Kosovo is killed by Gastone Novella of San Marino.
11.	Anna Newman of Ireland dies from her injuries received in her battle with the citizen from France.
10.	Harasim Tachkov of Belarus is killed by Youri Schoukens of Belgium.
Day 6 (6 June)
09.	Dawid Gruca of Poland is killed by Lidia Barberí of Andorra.

Group D Edit

The events in Group D took place from 3 June to 9 June, in Kotor Bay.

#	Country	Citizen	Gender	Age	Place	Kills
01	Czech Republic	Matouš Michálek	male	33	18	1
02	Cyprus	Michalis Glafkou	male	19	19	1
03	Luxembourg	Fernand Frantz	male	50	6	0
04	Austria	Jan Minnig	male	19	17	0
05	Finland	Senni Salo	female	30	1	3
06	Italy	Nico Matranga	male	26	11	0
07	Spain	Artitz Durana	male	33	14	1
08	Moldova	Nikos Charalambous	male	29	24	0
09	Faroe Islands	Gudmundur Hentze	male	28	16	1
10	Scotland	Jeanine Palmer	female	45	8	0
11	Denmark	Ingrid Thomassen	female	37	5	1
12	Sweden	Adam Laxman	male	14	12	0
13	Spain	Manuela Juderías	female	24	23	0
14	Latvia	Romalda Priede	female	21	13	0
15	Cyprus	Andruilla Christou	female	21	7	0
16	Italy	Cordelia Trubiano	female	44	10	1
17	Switzerland	Nolan Gaisser	male	13	15	0
18	Croatia	Vinko Papić	male	33	2	2
19	Denmark	Tom Toft	male	45	3	1
20	Armenia	Vosgi Arslanian	female	47	4	1
21	Sweden	Sam Ekbom	female	38	21	0
22	Bosnia & Herzegovina	Ejub Pasic	male	30	20	0
23	Monaco	Philippe Albrecht	male	50	9	1
24	Switzerland	Matea Krist	female	34	22	0

Summary of Kills Edit

Summary of Kills
#	Event
Day 1 (3 June)
24.	Nikos Charalambous of Moldova is killed by Michalis Glafkou of Cyprus
23.	Manuela Juderías of Spain is killed by Philippe Albrecht of Monaco.
22.	Matea Krist of Switzerland is killed by Artitz Durana of Spain.
21.	Sam Ekbom of Sweden is killed by Matouš Michálek of Czech Republic.
Day 2 (4 June)
20.	Ejub Pasic of Bosnia & Herzegovina is killed by Gudmundur Hentze of Faroe Islands.
Day 3 (5 June)
Day 4 (6 June)
19.	Michalis Glafkou of Cyprus is killed by Vinko Papić of Croatia.
18.	Matouš Michálek of Czech Republic is killed by Tom Toft of Denmark.
Day 5 (7 June)
17.	Jan Minnig of Austria slips off the side of a cliff while hiking and dies.
16.	Gudmundur Hentze of Faroe Islands is killed by Vosgi Arslanian of Armenia.
15.	Nolan Gaisser of Switzerland is killed by Cordelia Trubiano of Italy.
14.	Artitz Durana of Spain is killed by Vinko Papić of Croatia.
13.	Romalda Priede of Latvia is killed by Ingrid Thomassen of Denmark.
12.	Adam Laxman of Sweden is killed by Senni Salo of Finland.
11.	Nico Matranga of Italy is killed by Senni Salo of Finland.
Day 6 (8 June)
10.	Cordelia Trubiano of Italy is gored to death by a muttation eagle.
Day 7 (9 June)
09.	Philippe Albrecht of Monaco is killed by Senni Salo of Finland.

The Grand Final Edit

Live from the Arena! Edit

Welcome to the start of the Eurovision Battle Royale 2034. We are coming to you live from Kotor Bay, Montenegro, which is the location of this year's Arena. In just under 5 minutes, the thirty-two finalists who battled their way through the Group stage will join the quarterfinalist qualifiers and the host country's own two automatic qualifiers inside the Arena, where they will commence a fight-to-the-death in which only one person will be left standing. That person will forever be honored as a hero in their country and have their name etched in the history books as a Eurovision Battle Royale champion. We can only imagine how nervous the competing citizens must be.

It looks like the citizens are being raised onto their pods. With all the pomp and months of preparations over with, we can finally say with delight: let the 19th Eurovision Battle Royale begin!

Day 1 (June 16)Edit

Gabryl Axisas of Malta is killed by Fernand Frantz of Luxembourg.

Endre Szalai of Hungary is killed by Jeanine Palmer of Scotland.

Salima Matic of Bosnia & Herzegovina is killed by Iveta Havličková of Czech Republic.

Vinko Papić of Croatia is killed by Fethi Aksit of Turkey.

Lourenço Gomes of Portugal is killed by Mariya Vodovatova of Russia.

Youri Schoukens of Belgium is killed by Ardit Hodžić of Slovenia.

Tauno Huttunen of Finland is killed by Amiran Kotrikadze of Georgia.

Summary Edit

Many of the pre-favorites to win have all been shockingly killed here on the opening day of the 19th Eurovision Battle Royale. Portugal, Croatia, Belgium, Finland, and Hungary were all favorites but are now out thanks to outsiders like Jeanine of Scotland, Fethi of Turkey, and Amiran of Georgia. Many of these deaths took place in the old medieval-looking quarter of Kotor, with only Youri being killed on the road near Risan.

Seven citizens died, 29 remain.

Day 2 (June 17)Edit

Inna Lerner of Israel is killed by Amiran Kotrikadze of Georgia.

Ardit Hodžić of Slovenia is killed by Dirina Maxharraj of Albania.

Dirina Maxharraj of Albania dies of her injuries sustained in the earlier battle.

Summary Edit

It was a quieter day. Inna was caught trying to sneak across the port of Kotor, and was killed by Amiran of Georgia, who many think will now be the oldest winner ever and bring Eurovision to Georgia for a second time. Ardit of Slovenia was a favorite, but he was surprisingly killed by Dirina of Albania, who smashed his head against the cobblestone streets of Risan. It was a fierce battle though, and Ardit managed to deeply stab her before he died. Dirina would later die of her injuries while travelling north of Risan.

Three citizens died, 26 remain.

Day 3 (June 18)Edit

Andruilla Christou of Cyprus is killed by Binia Fuchser of Monaco.

Lorian Freuler of Liechtenstein is killed by Helena Antoniadou of Greece.

Summary Edit

It was another quiet day. Binia of Monaco was able to successfully kill Andruilla of Cyprus via foot-trap near the town of Donja Lastva, and Helena of Greece chased down and killed young Lorian of Liechtenstein. It was a long chase that ended in the wealthy suburb of Muo.

Two citizens died, 24 remain.

Day 4 (June 19)Edit

There were no events today.

Day 5 (June 20)Edit

Atanasije Krstić of Montenegro is killed by Jeanine Palmer of Scotland.

Lilija Kukenyte of Lithuania is killed by Vosgi Arslanian of Armenia.

Summary Edit

Sad news for the host country as their first of two citizens was killed today. Jeanine of Scotland caught him scavenging in an abandoned gift shop in Kotor old town. A fight ensued and Jeanine bashed his head with a stapler. Vosgi of Armenia got his first kill, after stumbling upon Lilija of Lithuania sleeping. He slit her throat and walked away.

Two citizens died, 22 remain.

Day 6 (June 21)Edit

Binia Fuchser of Monaco is killed by Lidia Barberí of Andorra.

Augusta Pinho of Portugal is killed by Aizhan Erzhanov of Kazakhstan.

Eline Saggers of Netherlands is killed by Jeanine Palmer of Scotland.

Ingrid Thomassen of Denmark is killed by Stylianos Kyprianou of Greece.

Summary Edit

Today was a lot more exciting! The big news is that pre-tournament favorite Eline of Netherlands has been killed by the current favorite Jeanine of Scotland. Stylianos of Greece also proved he's in it to win it by stalking, ambushing, and suffocating to death Ingrid of Denmark.

Four citizens died, 18 remain.

Day 7 (June 22)Edit

There were no events today.

Day 8 (June 23)Edit

There were no events today. The citizens are all spread out throughout the Bay, wanting to kill but all unwilling to make the first move.

Day 9 (June 24)Edit

Mads Garness of Norway is killed by Iveta Havlicková of Czech Republic.

Tom Toft of Denmark is killed by Senni Salo of Finland.

Helena Antoniadou of Greece is blown up by a mine set by Anica Zorić of Montenegro.

Stylianos Kyprianou of Greece is blown up by a mine set by Anica Zorić of Montenegro.

Vosgi Arslanian of Armenia is killed by Aizhan Erzhanov of Kazakhstan.

Gastone Novella of San Marino is killed by Senni Salo of Finland.

Summary Edit

Today was a lot more exciting! The huge story is the clever murder of the two Greek citizens by the host nation's very own Anica. Helena and Stylianos were scavenging in Lepetane when one of them walked straight onto a mine. The two were instantly obliterated, and a few moments later Anica of Montenegro came from behind some apartments to loot them. Senni of Finland also got two kills, making her a firm favorite to win. Lastly, Aizhan of Kazakhstan got her second kill against a very strong competitor. She is definitely a dark horse; but can she bring luck to Kazakhstan's constant misfortune in Eurovision?

Six citizens died, 12 remain.

Day 10 (June 25)Edit

Attention Citizens: Tomorrow morning, there will be a Feast at the cornucopia. Please come to Old Town Kotor to claim the weapons and food you all most desperately need. Good luck.

Lidia Barberí of Andorra is gored to death by a muttation eagle on the way to the Feast.

Anica Zorić of Montenegro is killed by Jeanine Palmer of Scotland.

Mariya Vodovatova of Russia is killed by Fernand Frantz of Luxembourg.

Fethi Aksit of Turkey is killed by Iveta Havličková of Czech Republic.

Senni Salo of Finland is killed by Aizhan Erzhanov of Kazakhstan.

Summary Edit

This has certainly shaked things up! Anica of Montenegro and Senni of Finland were huge favorites to win, but they both lay dead after the brutal fights that occurred at the Feast. With so little left, lets analyse the remaining citizens.

Jeanine of Scotland has the most kills with 4, but she is closely followed by Aizhan of Kazakhstan and Iveta of Czech Republic with 3 each. Amiran of Georgia and Fernand of Luxembourg both have 2, while Ana of Croatia and Wiktoria of Poland have 0 and have rarely been seen in the Eurovision Grand Final yet. At this point, there is still no clear favorite.

Five citizens died, 7 remain.

Day 11 (June 26)Edit

Aizhan Erzhanov of Kazakhstan is killed by Amiran Kotrikadze of Georgia.

Summary Edit

Today was less exciting. Aizhan of Kazakhstan had a good run and has secured the best result for her country, but she was nothing for Amiran of Georgia, who fought her in the bay shore near Old Town and held her head underwater until she drowned.

One citizen died, 6 remain.

Day 12 (June 27)Edit

Fernand Frantz of Luxembourg is killed by Ana Mišković of Croatia.

Amiran Kotrikadze of Georgia is killed by Wiktoria Galinska of Poland.

Summary Edit

As usual, the Eurovision is as unpredictable as ever! Ana and Wiktoria hadn't been seen in almost 2 weeks, and today they both were able to get their first kills by killing the heavy favorites. Ana came out of nowhere to hit Fernand of Luxembourg in the face with a bat as he passed an open cavern in Risan, while Wiktoria of Poland hid in the bush and waited until Amiran walked by the shoot him with a sharp stone slingshot in the neck, which killed him.

Now we have just four left. Iveta and Jeanine are still the heavy favorites as they have the most kills, but Ana and Wiktoria are now in the mix, but with less kills.

Two citizens died, 4 remain.

Day 13 (June 28)Edit

Jeanine Palmer of Scotland is mauled to death by a muttation goat in the hills above Skaljari.

Summary Edit

Another twist! Does Jeanine's untimely death at the hands of a huge vicious goat mean certain victory for Czech Republic? I have a feeling we'll find out tomorrow!

One citizen died, 3 remain.

Day 14 (June 29)Edit

Attention Citizens! That loud noise you just heard was a huge landslide into the Bay. It has triggered an extremely lethal tsunami. Find shelter if you wish to live!

Wiktoria Galinska of Poland is stabbed and thrown into the tsunami by Ana Mišković of Croatia.

Iveta Havličková of Czech Republic drowns.

Summary Edit

And that's it! Europe, your winner of the 19th Eurovision Battle Royale is Ana Mišković of Croatia, Congratulations!

Final Results Edit

#	Country	Citizen	Gender	Age	Place	Kills
01	Turkey	Fethi Aksit	male	40	9	1
02	Russia	Mariya Vodovatova	female	40	10	1
03	Malta	Gabryl Axisa	male	16	36	0
04	Georgia	Amiran Kotrikadze	male	50	5	3
05	Lithuania	Lilija Kukenyte	female	45	23	0
06	Kazakhstan	Aizhan Erzhanov	female	33	7	3
07	Denmark	Ingrid Thomassen	female	37	19	0
08	Portugal	Augusta Pinho	female	41	21	0
09	Czech Republic	Iveta Havličkovcá	female	36	2	3
10	Greece	Helena Antoniadou	female	35	16	1
11	Belgium	Youri Schoukens	male	36	31	0
12	Monaco	Binia Fuchser	female	45	22	1
13	Israel	Inna Lerner	female	23	29	0
14	Greece	Stylianos Kyprianou	male	37	15	1
15	Norway	Mads Garness	male	22	18	0
16	Finland	Senni Salo	female	30	8	2
17	Croatia	Vinko Papić	male	33	33	0
18	Bosnia & Herzegovina	Salima Matić	female	43	34	0
19	Albania	Dirina Maxharraj	female	24	27	1
20	Croatia	Ana Mišković	female	31	1	2
21	Poland	Wiktoria Galinska	female	47	3	1
22	Portugal	Lourenço Gomes	male	37	32	0
23	Armenia	Vosgi Arslanian	female	47	14	1
24	Montenegro	Anica Zorić	female	30	11	2
25	San Marino	Gastone Novella	male	37	13	0
26	Liechtenstein	Lorian Freuler	male	13	25	0
27	Denmark	Tom Toft	male	45	17	0
28	Finland	Tauno Huttunen	male	39	30	0
29	Scotland	Jeanine Palmer	female	45	4	4
30	Cyprus	Andruilla Christou	female	21	26	0
31	Netherlands	Eline Saggers	female	35	20	0
32	Andorra	Lidia Barberí	female	31	12	1
33	Slovenia	Ardit Hodžić	male	35	28	1
34	Montenegro	Atanasije Krstić	male	30	24	0
35	Hungary	Endre Szalai	male	33	35	0
36	Luxembourg	Fernand Frantz	male	50	6	2