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Revision as of 16:39, 12 July 2020
The International Saimoe League, also known as ISML, is a worldwide online popularity moe contest.[1] It is one of the many spinoff contests of the Anime Saimoe Tournament held on 2channel, yet is held on its own independent site. ISML is tailored to embrace voters from as many backgrounds as possible, currently supporting seven different languages; the primary language of the tournament is English.
ISML is unique in that it implements a regular-season league and playoffs system, which makes the tournament last for many months. Another distingushing feature is the gem awards, which are given to the best-performing contestant of each period. These awards are called necklaces which are given to females, and pendants which are given to males.
Overview
Format
While the details of each tournament format vary every year, the general format follows the Nominations ---> Regular season ---> Playoffs order.
ISML officially opens through the nomination phase, where voters are free to nominate any anime character they like. Each voter is given a ballot with a limited amount of entries, and each entry must have a character's name and their corresponding anime series. In addition, there are certain conditions the voter must meet so that their ballot becomes valid. A selected number of contestants will qualify for the next stage. Some contestants can skip the nomination stage entirely when they fulfill a certain condition.
Some editions have implemented preliminary rounds, consisting of a series of elimination rounds which thins out the number of bottom-placed nominees that will advance to the regular season. The preliminary period includes the seeding rounds, which will determine the schedules of each contestant in the regular season.
The regular season pits contestants in a series of 1v1 matches, which are split into seven periods (five in 2012-2015). Each period is named after a gemstone. The entire format is usually played through a massive single round-robin group (2008-2015) or multiple group stages (2016-present).
After each period, the best performing contestants at the time will qualify for the gem rounds, where the winner of that round is awarded the necklace/pendant of that period. From 2016 onwards, the worst contestants of each group stage are outright eliminated, and from 2017 onwards, the next worst contestants will be subject to a wildcard round where they will fight for a chance to stay in the tournament.
At the end of the regular season, sixteen best performing / surviving characters will advance to the playoffs, where they would play one or more elimination brackets to decide the tournament's champion, called the Heavenly Tiara for females, and Lapis Scepter for males.
The tournament's schedule varies through the years, with the nominations starting either in January, March, June or July, and the final match ending around October, December, or the following year.
Character eligibility
Physical Appearance
- Must be a human / humanoid, or possess anthropomorphic qualities.
- Must have a name or other universal means of identification.
- Female: Must possess feminine characteristics, i.e. be born a female, have female sexual characteristics.
- Male: Biological sex must be male, i.e. have a PENIS. Characters with a clear feminine appearance and voice but is biologically a male (called "traps" by the anime community) belong here.
- If the character is non-binary, gender-ambiguous, or a hermaphrodite (possessing both male and female genitalia), the staff will decide if there are more masculine or feminine qualities, and then put them in the desired gender.
Media
- Must appear in a JAPANESE ANIMATED medium: TV shows, Films, Made-for-DVD (OVA), Internet (ONA). If the source material is foreign, but the show is adapted into anime by Japanese studios, they will be permitted to compete in the contest.
- Hentai (Japanese animated pornography rated 18+) is NOT ALLOWED.
- Character must regularly appear in the series, or have an individual significance to the story's plotline.
- Main Tournament: Only shows premiering on or before December 31 last year will be eligible.
- Seasonals: Anime debutants as well as characters not in the main tournament are allowed here as long as their show aired in this year's following months:
- Winter: January - March
- Spring: April - June
- Summer: July - September
- Autumn: October - December
Voting policy
- Voting is only limited to ONE (1) vote per IP address.
- Only one vote per 1 vs 1 match-up.
- A voter may not vote on behalf on another person
- Voting is limited to certain matchdays.
- Once your ballot is submitted, your votes can only be changed by asking the staff for permission.
Tournament Formats
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ISML 2020 Format
Scheduled to begin in July 1 and end in February 2021.
Major Changes:
- 120 contestants of each gender will compete. Out of these, only 96 contestants will qualify for the main tournament.
- Preliminary and seeding rounds return this year. The last edition where these rounds appeared was in 2015.
- Consolation gems return after its last appearance in 2014. These awards are similar to necklaces and pendants, but they are awarded to bottom-placed contestants instead. This will be the first year where consolation gems will be awarded to males.
- The regular season format is changed; it is now split into 3 stages, where contestants are divided into groups of six. Each period lasts 5 matches for this format.
- Round of 96 (Aqua): 16 groups of 6. Sixth placers eliminated. 24-man wildcards, where only 8 characters will survive.
- Round of 64 (Topaz - Sapp.) - 4 groups of 16. Top 6 advance. 12th and below eliminated. The rest are subject to a 20-man wildcard round, where again only 8 characters will survive.
- Round of 32 (Eme. - Dia.) - 2 groups of 16. Top 8 advance to playoffs; the rest are eiminated.
- Playoffs: 16-man Single-elimination bracket.
History
In 2006, the popularity of Anime Saimoe Tournament and news of Best Moe Tournament spawned interest in English based Moe Tournament. The format of Elimination period for the Preliminary and Round-robin League Style for the Regular season was first proposed by Psieye on AnimeSuki forums. In 2007 following discussion about Super Moe Tournament results, the talk of English based Moe Tournament was reawakened and minhtam1638 started working on ISML as a reaction to this. After much discussion in the AnimeSuki Forum, the format of having Auto-qualifying entrants based on their records in Anime Saimoe Tournament and Best Moe Tournament was adopted along with free for all nomination phase to fill the number of 64 that was needed for the Tournament league play.
The main reason for the creation of ISML was spawned from the criticisms of two other tournaments, Anime Saimoe Tournament and Best Moe Tournament, for reasons that the single-elimination tournaments held in Japan and Korea were decided at random. To correct this problem, ISML uses a round-robin tournament, which ensure that all participants will face the rest exactly once. After the round-robin phase, the top 16 participants are seeded into double-elimination instead of randomly paired. Because each participant needs to be elimination twice, this process reduces random spikes in popularity that may cause a consistently strong character to fall.
Another goal for ISML is to have its polls open to voters across the world, where as Anime Saimoe Tournament attempts to block non-Japanese ISPs from voting. ISML is tailored to embrace voters from as many backgrounds as possible. From the first voting in ISML, which was the 2008 nominations, voters were encouraged to submit nomination in any language they were comfortable with. Volunteers promoted ISML in websites based in many different language. By the end of 2008 Regular Season, non-English speaking voters outnumbered English speakers. As of 2009, ISML is the largest moe tournament in the world. Its layout is user-friendly, requiring no registration and using image-assisted voting for recognition. While international voting is encouraged, ISML has a strict eligibility rule on its contestants. Only characters that are recurring or of significant importance are allowed; simply a cameo appearance does not receive consideration in ISML.
Results
ISML 2008
In ISML 2008, there were no Pre-season phase, but 64 eligible characters were admitted from Anime Saimoe Tournament and Korea Best Moe Tournament. Its Regular season phase consisted of a round-robin divided into 7 periods. Each period has 9 matches, and the winner of that period would be given a necklace. After 63 round-robin matches, the top 16 moves on to eh Post-season phase, which consisted of a double-elimination tournament. The winner of the Post-season is the winner of ISML 2008, which was Fate Testarossa.
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ISML 2009
ISML 2009 introduced a Pre-season phase, which consisted of nominations and preliminaries. Its Regular season remained a 64 contestants round-robin tournament. In addition to its usual double-elimination, the Post-season introduced a relegation tournament which serves as an eligibility phase for ISML 2010.
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A major change in ISML 2010 was its reduction of 64 to 50 characters in its Regular season. There are still 7 periods, but each period would only have 7 rounds with 25 matches per round. In addition, each of the 49 rounds would have an Exhibition Match, which features two characters who didn't make it to the main tournament.
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Divine Circlet | Sakura Kinomoto |
Male Tournament | Lelouch vi Britannia |
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Winter Diadem | Ririchiyo Shirakiin |
Spring Diadem | Kuroyukihime |
Summer Diadem | Asuna Yuuki |
Fall Diadem | Rikka Takanashi |
Male Tournament | Kirito |
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Winter Diadem | Kuro Usagi |
Spring Diadem | Kurumi Tokisaki |
Summer Diadem | Kyouko Kirigiri |
Fall Diadem | Mirai Kuriyama |
Male Tournament | Houtarou Oreki |
Touhou Tournament Pt. 1 | Reimu Hakurei |
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Winter Diadem | Chitoge Kirisaki |
Spring Diadem | Shiro |
Summer Diadem | Chiyo Sakura |
Fall Diadem | Isuzu Sento |
Male Tournament (Trap) | Hideyoshi Kinoshita |
Reverse Trap | Seishirou Tsugumi |
Visual Novel | Mare S. Ephemeral (Hoshizoria no Memoria) |
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Winter Diadem | Megumi Katou |
Spring Diadem | Isla |
Summer Diadem | Nao Tomori |
Fall Diadem | Mitsuki Nase |
Divine Circlet | Yui (Angel Beats) |
Tournament of Champions | Kanade Tachibana (1st title) |
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Winter Diadem | Megumin |
Spring Diadem | Rem |
Summer Diadem | Aoba Sukukaze |
Fall Diadem | Chitose Karasuma |
Divine Circlet | Mikan Yuuki |
Tournament of Champions |
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Winter Diadem | Kanna Kamui |
Spring Diadem | Chtholly Nota Seniorious |
Summer Diadem | Suzune Horikita |
Fall Diadem | Nayuta Kani |
Touhou Tournament Pt. 2 | Marisa Kirisame |
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Winter Diadem | Violet Evergarden |
Spring Diadem | Ochako Uraraka |
Summer Diadem | Platelet |
Fall Diadem | Mai Sakurajima |
Divine Circlet | Hitagi Senjougahara |
Divine Crown | Alphonse Elric |
Pets Tournament | Pikachu |
Video Game Characters | YoRHa No. 2 Type B (2B) |
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Spring Diadem | Fumino Furuhashi |
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Divine Circlet | Reina Kousaka |
Divine Crown | Mikaela Hyakuya |
Couples / Ships | Miyuki Shirogane x Kaguya Shinomiya |
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- There are only two (2) characters who won as Champion in both the International Saimoe League (ISML) and in the Best Moe Tournament in the female division: Hinagiku Katsura (ISML Champion 2009; Best Moe Champion 2007), and Mio Akiyama (ISML Champion 2010; Best Moe Champion 2010). Mio Akiyama won the ISML and the Best Moe Tournament on the same year of 2010.
- No One character who won as Champion in both the ISML and in the Anime Saimoe Tournament.
- The closest and the most fiercely fought championship in ISML happened on 2009 between Hinagiku Katsura and Shana. In the finals, Hinagiku defeated Shana by a slim margin of just eleven (11) votes (2117-2106) to become the Champion and be crowned with the tiara in 2009. In a past confrontation between the two in the 2007 Best Moe Tournament, Hinagiku defeated Shana in the finals by a razor-thin margin of just two (2) votes (2015-2013) to become the Champion in 2007.
- ISML is the only major contest where the Fate franchise (NOT to be confused with the Nanoha character) hasn't won the grand prize (yet). The closest a Fate character has ever come close to winning Scepter / Tiara was Archer (blown out against 8man in the 2018 final) and his Master Rin Tohsaka (defeated in the closest final ever, against Violet in 2019)
See also
References
- ↑ "Anime Saimoe Tournament" J-Zine FTV Magazine (February 2009), pp. 31-32.
External links
Other Languages
- Japanese
- Chinese
- French
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2000's | Anime Saimoe Tournament • Korea Best Moe Tournament • International Saimoe League • GameFAQs Character Battles | |
2010's | /r/anime (Best Girl • Best Guy • Best Character • Seasonal Salt) • Aniplus Character Tournament • Bilibili Moe • SenpuuSociety European Saimoe • The Great Awwnime Bracket • Mr. and Ms. /co/ • King and Queen of /v/ • |
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Main Pages | Main Article • Female Contestants • Male Contestants • Poster Winners List • Poster Gallery (category) • ISML Videos (category) • Character Profiles | |
Editions | 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017 • 2018 • 2019 • 2020 • 2021 • 2022 | |
Seasonals | 2012 • 2013 • 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017 • 2018 • 2019 • 2020 • 2021 • 2022 | |
Exhibitions | 2010 • 2011 Male • 2012 Male • 2013 Male • 2014 Trap • 2015 • 2016 • 2017 • 2018 • 2019 • 2020 • 2021 • 2022 | |
Awards | Necklace • Pendant • Seasonal Diadem • Exhibition Gems • Divine Circlet / Crown • Tournament of Champions |