Mărium in the Outernatia Song Contest

Mărium
Member station	Felidon Doram Erisē (ERIS), the divine mirror network
National selection events	Stages of Mărium OSC 38–41, 43–47 Second Chance OSC 42, 48 Internal Selection OSC 37, 49
Participation summary
Appearances	5
First appearance	OSC 37
Best result	4th: OSC 38
Worst result	17th: OSC 37

Mărium made their debut in the 37th edition of the Outernatia Song Contest.

Contestants

Edition	Artist	Title	Language	Place	Points	Semi	Points
37th	Stephy	I Belong to You	English	17	63	10	60
38th	김윤아 Kim Yuna	야상곡 Nocturne	Korean	4	118	16	35
39th	सुखविंदर सिंह Sukhwinder Singh, सुनिधि चौहान Sunidhi Chauhan	मरजानी Marjaani	Hindi	14	66	18	21
40th	Favorite Blue	愛よりも激しく、 誰よりも愛しく Ai Yorimo Hageshiku, Dare Yorimo Itoshiku	Japanese
41st	Steps		English
42nd
43rd			Turkish
44th			Korean
45th			Albanian
46th			Korean
47th			Portuguese
48th
49th	Dave, Domino & Virginelle	Anniversary	English

  Winner   Second place   Third place   Last place   Disqualified   Jury qualifier   Did not compete

Participation History

Participations	Country	Editions
1	India	39
	Italy	37
	Japan	40
	South Korea	38
	United Kingdom	41

Participations	Language	Editions
2	English	37, 41
1	Hindi	39
	Japanese	40
	Korean	38

Voting Statistics

The scores are calculated as totals of the average of each contest (semi + final).

Most points given (OSC)
Rank	Country	Points
1	Enot'ebia	42.5
2	Pönö	36
3	Gandhara	35.5
4	Pinnipedia	34.5
5	Kosma	33
6	Folkloria	28.5
7	Huania	26
8	Saónas Fe Pier	21
9	Akráku	15.5
10	Daǔlska	15.5

Most points received (OSC)
Rank	Country	Points
1	Lost Islands	25
2	Huania	20
3	Saónas Fe Pier	19.5
4	Pinnipedia	17
5	Riya-Sampetrina	17
6	Gandhara	15
7	Limnoupolitana	14.5
8	Folkloria	13
9	Uubell	12
10	Dulcet Ebullience	12

Most points given (ISC)
Rank	Country	Points
1	Kosma	45
2	Spitzenbergen	24
3	Porielana	23
4	Dulcet Ebullience	22.5
5	Raingate	21,5
6	Pen Island	20
7	Timivar	18.5
8	Treslend	17.5
9	Zephyrus	15
10	Bitland	17.5

Other Contests

Contest	Edition	Artist	Title	Language	Place	Points
ITC	1st	Wing	I Will Always Love You	English	12	51
JISC	32nd	펀치 Punch × Silentó	Spotlight	English	9	40
ITC	2nd	青島 のぶゆき Nobuyuki Aoshima & 笠谷 文人 Fumihito Kasatani	Departure	–

Broadcaster

Logo of Felidon Doram Erisē (ERIS), the divine mirror network.

The world Mărium is originally located in is on a technological level comparable to Earth's 18th century, which would make having a "national broadcaster" quite anachronistic. However, I think the mirrors that are used for viewing the gods' everyday undertakings could also function for broadcasting intergalactic entertainment. I'll call this makeshift broadcaster ERIS, after the Mărium word for 'mirror'.

Preselections

Xerā

The Mărimean preselection format is called Xerā, Stages of Mărium. The word xera (pl. xerā) was originally used to refer to the stages of tides, a particularly important natural phenomenon in the maritime nation of Mărium. Each edition has a theme around which the entries are selected. Most rounds invite other Internatian and Outernatian countries to voice their opinions.

Alter Matca

Roughly every fifth stage of Xerā brings back previous entries in a special stage called Alter Matca, second chance. There entries that had performed well in earlier stages but didn't win get another chance to represent the country.

Format and Theme History

Logo of the Stages of Mărium contest.

Contest	Stage	Format	Theme
OSC 37	1	Internal selection	Eurobeat 101
OSC 38	2	Xerā	Korean Ballads
OSC 39	3	Xerā	Bollywood
OSC 40	4	Xerā	J-Pop
OSC 41	5	Xerā	Steps
OSC 42	6	Alter Matca	Second Chance 1
OSC 43	7	Xerā	Turkish
OSC 44	8	Xerā	Korean Girl Bands
OSC 45	9	Xerā	Pöriym
OSC 46	10	Xerā	K-Indie
OSC 47	11	Xerā	Portuguese
OSC 48	12	Alter Matca	Second Chance 2
OSC 49	13	Internal selection	Classic Eurobeat