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*{{R1}} Kurisu Makise > [[Ai Nanasaki]] > [[Zakuro]] ('''313'''-299-81)
  
*{{R1}} Kurisu Makise > [[Ai Nanasaki]] > [[Zakuro]] ('''313'''-299-81)
 
*{{R2}} Kurisu Makise > [[Miya Tachibana]] > [[Itsuwa]] ('''317'''-268-91)
  
*{{R2}} Kurisu Makise > [[Miya Tachibana]] > [[Itsuwa]] ('''317'''-268-91)
 
*{{R3}} [[Astarotte Ygvar]] > Kurisu Makise (420-'''410''')
  
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*{{R1}} Kurisu Makise > [[Mihoko Fukuji]] > [[Ayumi Tokita]] ('''439'''-364-70)
  
*{{R1}} Kurisu Makise > [[Mihoko Fukuji]] > [[Ayumi Tokita]] ('''439'''-364-70)
 
*{{R2}} [[Hinata Hakamada]] > Kurisu Makise > [[Sana Inui]] (236-'''197'''-95)
  
*{{R2}} [[Hinata Hakamada]] > Kurisu Makise > [[Sana Inui]] (236-'''197'''-95)
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*{{Template:K091}} Kurisu Makise > [[Kanon Nakagawa]] > [[Sakura Haruno]] ('''256'''-166-63)
  
*{{Template:K091}} Kurisu Makise > [[Kanon Nakagawa]] > [[Sakura Haruno]] ('''256'''-166-63)
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* {{r1}} {{3|Kurisu Makise|'''18'''|[[Ai Nanasaki]]|15|[[Zakuro]]|6}}
 
* {{r2}} {{3|Kurisu Makise|'''34'''|[[Miya Tachibana]]|14|[[Itsuwa]]|4}}
  
* {{r2}} {{3|Kurisu Makise|'''34'''|[[Miya Tachibana]]|14|[[Itsuwa]]|4}}
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* {{sf}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''35'''|[[Yin]]|19}}
  
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* {{f}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''56'''|[[Naruko Anjou]]|28}}
  
* {{f}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''56'''|[[Naruko Anjou]]|28}}
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* {{r1}} {{3|Kurisu Makise|'''50'''|[[Ayumi Tokita]]|6|[[Mihoko Fukuji]]|4}}
  
* {{r1}} {{3|Kurisu Makise|'''50'''|[[Ayumi Tokita]]|6|[[Mihoko Fukuji]]|4}}
 
* {{r2}} {{3|Kurisu Makise|'''40'''|[[Sana Inui]]|12|[[Hinata Hakamada]]|9}}
  
* {{r2}} {{3|Kurisu Makise|'''40'''|[[Sana Inui]]|12|[[Hinata Hakamada]]|9}}
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* {{sf}} {{2|[[Shinobu Oshino]]|36|Kurisu|'''34'''}}
 
* {{co}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''36'''|[[Rin Tousaka]]|32}}
  
* {{co}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''36'''|[[Rin Tousaka]]|32}}
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* {{r1}} {{3|Kurisu Makise|'''33'''|[[Yui Kiriyama]]|12|[[Euphemia li Britannia]]|9}}
  
* {{r1}} {{3|Kurisu Makise|'''33'''|[[Yui Kiriyama]]|12|[[Euphemia li Britannia]]|9}}
 
* {{r2}} {{3|[[Morgiana]]|33|Kurisu Makise|'''27'''|[[Touka Yatogami]]|11}}
  
* {{r2}} {{3|[[Morgiana]]|33|Kurisu Makise|'''27'''|[[Touka Yatogami]]|11}}
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* {{r1}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''703'''|[[Lili]]|213}}
  
* {{r1}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''703'''|[[Lili]]|213}}
 
* {{r2}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''1084'''|[[Kanna Makino]]|472}}
  
* {{r2}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''1084'''|[[Kanna Makino]]|472}}
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* {{qf}} {{2|[[Tsukiko Tsutsukakushi]]|1117|Kurisu Makise|'''1106'''}}
  
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* {{r1}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''521'''|[[Chiwa Harusaki]]|191}}
  
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* {{r3}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''416'''|[[Natsumi Koshigaya]]|274}}
  
* {{r3}} {{2|Kurisu Makise|'''416'''|[[Natsumi Koshigaya]]|274}}
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Revision as of 05:34, 7 May 2020

Kurisu Makise is a main character featured in the 5pb and Nitroplus visual novel Steins;Gate, a major character in the sequel series Steins;Gate 0, and its anime adaptations by the studio White Fox.

Kurisu debuted in Spring 2011, where she spent her first three years serving as cannon fodder in Japan's Anime Saimoe Tournament. In the same time span however, she would finish as runner-up in the 2012 edition of Anizone's Korea Best Moe Tournament where she lost to Hitagi Senjougahara.

Kurisu is one of r/anime's most popular and beloved girls of all time, being the most-favorited female character in MyAnimeList (a site many anime redditors use), and immediately established herself as a prodigious example of "good taste" by winning r/anime's inaugural Best Girl Contest in 2014. She also won the first "Best of the Best" exhibition tournament, consisting of the finalists from previous Best Girl, Guy and Character contests, as well as finishing runner-up in the second Best Character tournament in 2016, the last contest before the ban of all champions from participating in future r/anime contests.

Christina also maintains a fairly strong following in China's Bilibili Moe contest, reaching the quarter-finals in 2015 and the round of 16 in 2018. Even her AI version from the sequel Steins;Gate 0 (Amadeus) is allowed in the 2018 edition as a separate contestant.

The scientist's career in the long-running International Saimoe League contest started out slow, but starting in 2015, she managed to make the postseason for the first time. However, she has yet to advance beyond the first round of the elimination stage, having failed to do so for five consecutive years. Kurisu's necklaces were won by winning the Diamond group stage in 2016, a feat she would replicate three years later.

Kurisu shares a rivalry with Monogatari heroine Hitagi Senjougahara, having three significant meetings in the major tournaments. Two of them occured in the FINALS where the Crab won both matches, but the Assistant got the more important one (a Best Girl 1 semi-final match) in which she went on to win the entire contest.

Contest History

Kurisu has struggled to make the postseason in the Nova / Stella era of the long-running International Saimoe League contest, barely missing the postseason by one place in 2012 and 2013, and by three places in 2014. Her fortunes have improved since then, and by 2015 she was able to reach the postseason for the first time, going as far as the round of 16 in the second postseason phase.


International Saimoe League

2012

  • Regular season icon Nova 17th (18-0-17)

2013

  • Regular season icon Nova 17th (17-0-18)

2014

  • Regular season icon Stella 19th (16-0-19)



AnimeBracket

Best Girl Contest

Best Girl 1 (2014) - seed 2 (Winner!)




Best Character Contest

Best Character 1 (2015) - seed 4


Best Character 2 (2016) - seed 2


Defunct Tournaments

Anime Saimoe Tournament

2011


2012


2013



Korea Best Moe Tournament

2011


2012



Minor Contests

SenpuuSociety European Saimoe

2011


2012


2013



The Great Awwnime Bracket

2013


2014



Gallery

Portraits


ISML Necklaces


External Links

Female Major Champions
ISML ★ 2008: Fate Testarossa Fate Testarossa · 2009: Hinagiku Katsura Hinagiku Katsura · 2010: Mio kon Mio Akiyama · 2011: Mikoto Mikoto Misaka · 2012: Kanade Kanade Tachibana · 2013: Ruri Gokou Ruri Gokou · 2014: Kotori Itsuka Kotori Itsuka · 2015: Eru Eru Chitanda · 2016: Shana Shana · 2017: Megumi Katou Megumi Katou · 2018: Rem Rem · 2019: Violet Violet Evergarden · 2020: Yukino Yukino Yukinoshita · 2021: Elaina Elaina · 2022: ??
AnimeBracket Best Girl ★ BG1: Kurisu Kurisu Makise · BG2: Yukino Yukino Yukinoshita · BG3: Mikoto Mikoto Misaka · BG4: Rin tohsaka Rin Tohsaka · BG5: Rem Rem · BG6: Asuna Asuna Yuuki · BG7: Kaguya Kaguya Shinomiya · BG8: Maisan Mai Sakurajima · BG9: Hayasaka 3 Ai Hayasaka · BG10: ??
Best Char. ☆ † BCh2: Hitagi Hitagi Senjougahara · BCh3: Shinobu Oshino Shinobu Oshino
Bilibili Moe † Japan ★ 2015: Saber Saber · 2016: Rem Rem · 2017: Mash Kyrielight Mash Kyrielight · 2018: Cardcaptor Sakura Kinomoto
China ★ 2016: Tushan susu Tushan Susu · 2017: Su mucheng Su Mucheng · 2018: Kagura onmyoji Kagura (Onmyoji)
Anime Saimoe ☆ † 2002: Cardcaptor Sakura Kinomoto · 2003: Riku Harada Riku Harada · 2004: Rosemary Applefield Rosemary Applefield · 2005: Nanoha Takamachi Nanoha Takamachi · 2006: Suiseiseki Suiseiseki · 2007: Rika Furude Rika Furude · 2008: Kagami Hiiragi Kagami Hiiragi · 2009: Taiga Taiga Aisaka · 2010: Azusa Nakano Azusa Nakano · 2011: Mami Tomoe Mami Tomoe · 2012: Toki Onjouji Toki Onjouji · 2013: Madoka Madoka Kaname · 2014: Nodoka Haramura Nodoka Haramura + Saki Miyanaga Saki Miyanaga (co-winners)
Korea Best Moe ☆ † 2006: Suiseiseki Suiseiseki · 2007: Hinagiku Katsura Hinagiku Katsura · 2008: Holo Holo · 2009: Taiga Taiga Aisaka · 2010: Mio kon Mio Akiyama · 2011: Homura Homura Akemi · 2012: Hitagi Hitagi Senjougahara
Aketo ★ 2014: Chiyo s Chiyo Sakura · 2016: Rem Rem · 2017: Chino Chino Kafuu · 2018: Megumi Katou Megumi Katou · 2019: Maisan Mai Sakurajima · 2020: Elaina Elaina · 2021: Yukina m Yukina Minato · 2022: ??
Legend: † Defunct, ‡ Hiatus / Unknown fate
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