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Gone, but not forgotten.

80. Gaius van Baelsar

CXVI - 37/100
CXVII - 31/100
CXVIII - 53/100
CXIX - 73/100
CXX - 80/100

At one point, Gaius's numbers would have put him in consideration for a spot in the top 20, but success is hard to maintain when you're not really anyone's top priority. Add in the low number of appearances, and the drops just come that much faster. With this result, Gaius drops from 52.50% to 46.20%, falling 13 spots to 55th.

76. Edgar Roni Figaro

CI - 25/40
CII - 33/45
CIII - 11/50
CIV - 11/55
CV - 3/60
CVI - 1/65 [120-66 vs. Tifa]
CVII - 9/70
CVIII - 29/75
CIX - 21/75
CX - 34/75
CXI - 28/75
CXII - 46/75
CXIII - 43/75
CXIV - 38/102
CXV - 20/100
CXVI - 14/100
CXVII - 52/100
CXVIII - 22/100
CXIX - 60/100
CXX - 75/100

And with that, the first former champion goes down. Edgar has generally done very well for himself, especially in the stretch from CIII to CXI, during which he claimed his oddly low votal victory over Tifa in the middle of two other top ten performances. The last few years have not been quite so kind, with almost as many bottom half performances in the last four contests as the first sixteen combined. With this placement, Edgar drops from 66.14% to 64.08% and falls one spot to 20th overall.
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