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What happened to the rest of the victors? ›

The Capitol killed victors they suspected to be rebels, while rebels killed victors thought to support the Capitol. By the end of the Second Rebellion, only seven victors survived the purge.

In The Hunger Games trilogy, only 27 victors were initially revealed, with two more (Porter Millicent Tripp and Augustus Braun) revealed by promotional materials for the films, and another in The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, for a total of 30 known victors.

In District 12, the Victors' Village was located about a half-mile walk from the town square.

The Victors is a 1963 British-American war film written, produced and directed by Carl Foreman.

While weakened, Haymitch returned to the cliff and collapsed right before the District 1 female threw her axe at him. The weapon flew over the cliff, rebounded off the force field back into the arena and ended up killing her. This left Haymitch as the victor, District 12's latest in four decades.

Beetee recovers from his injuries, but still uses a wheelchair (it is not clear if he ever regains the ability to walk). As an expert electrical engineer, Beetee develops weapons in District 13 during the war. He is called to the victors' meeting in Mockingjay Part 2's ending and votes against another Hunger Games.

That leaves the tributes from 1,2, herself, and the District 9 female. After this, there was an earthquake that shook the arena, making the arena flood. Since Annie was from District 4 and could swim well, the other tributes drowned, leaving her the victor.

District 11: Seeder died in the bloodbath, but Chaff vanished until the very end, when he was killed by Brutus.

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It's later revealed that while Katniss was kept in the dark, some of the other victors in the Quarter Quell knew about the plot to break out of the arena and were dedicated to keeping her alive.

The 63rd Hunger Games themselves, with a duration of only four days, were known as one of the shortest duration of Hunger Games in record. So short in fact that the Capitol didn't have time to use all the brilliantly-crafted disasters implemented in the arena. However, the ones that were used were remarkably deadly.

How do victors get paid? ›

Victors are promised wealth and popularity for winning the game. They receive income from the Capitol each year and won't have to worry about money for the rest of their lives. Winning the game also gives them celebrity status in the Capitol — they are invited to parties as the center of attention.

As a result of their political isolation, District 13 has never participated in The Hunger Games. After this agreement was reached, the Capitol cut off all outside access to the district and demolished the visible remains above ground.

A historian is a person who studies and writes about the past and is regarded as an authority on it. Historians are concerned with the continuous, methodical narrative and research of past events as relating to the human race; as well as the study of all history in time.

The Victor's Purge was a mass arrest, interrogation and execution of previous Hunger Games victors engineered by Coriolanus Snow during and after The 75th Hunger Games, with him trying to eliminate all remaining 53 victors, meaning that 22 had already died.

After the war was finished and the execution of President Snow was all that was left on the agenda, the only remaining victors were called to discuss having a final Hunger Games that only Capitol children would be part of. Enobaria, Beetee, Annie, Johanna, Katniss, Peeta, and Haymitch were the only surviving victors.

The victors of the Hunger Games receive wealth and popularity, but they are practically owned by the Capitol, facing severe consequences if disobeyed. Victors in The Hunger Games franchise suffer long-term trauma from their experiences, and their children are at higher risk of being reaped for future games.

Katniss, Gale, Peeta, Cressida, Tigris, and Pollux are released when Snow is apprehended, being the only survivors of the 76th Hunger Games.

The 75th Hunger Games, also known as the third Quarter Quell, were rigged by President Snow in an attempt to silence the more rebellious Victors who seemed to side with rebel forces within Panem. As this was a Quarter Quell, an extra twist was introduced.