SASUKE 2009秋 出場選手
The following is a list of competitors at SASUKE 23. In some cases (those with *), the numbers were inferred.
Numbered competitors:
1. Kohei Satomi 里見恒平
5. Katsuhide Torisawa 鳥澤克秀
6. Fukutaro Umemoto 梅本福太郎
10. Hoshan ほっしゃん
11. Yuti ゆってぃ
12. Aichi Oono (AKA Spinboy Aichi) 大野愛地
17. Eiko Kano 狩野英孝
19. NOBU (Muscle Musical)
20. Junichi Miyashita 宮下 純一
22. Tetsuro Degawa 出川哲朗
28. Beauty Kokubu ビューティーこくぶ
29. Yasumasa Koniwa 小庭康正
30. Hori ホリ
31. Takuya Kawahara 川原拓也
38. Yasuo Aoki 青木保夫
39*. Minoru Kuramochi! 倉持稔
40. Masami Harashima 原島雅美
42. Richard King リチャード・キング
45. Naoya Tajima 田島直弥
46*. Takuya Ueno 上野琢也
47. Koji Hashimoto 橋本亘司
48. Ryouma Katou 加藤僚馬
49. Satoshi Nakamura 中村哲
50. Jun Sato 佐藤惇
51. TKO (Takayuki Kinoshita 木下隆行)
53. Yoshiki Itou 伊藤圭槻
56. Takashi Fukunishi 福西崇史
61. Takeshi Nadagi なだぎ武
69*. Savanna サバンナ (Shigeo Takahashi 高橋茂雄)
70. Savanna サバンナ (Masumi Yagi 八木真澄)
71. Katsumi Yamada 山田勝己
73. Brian Orosco ブライアン・オロスコ
74. Genki Sudo 須藤元気
75. Shinsengumi Rien 新撰組リアン (Tetsuji Sakakibara 榊原徹士)
76. Shinsengumi Rien 新撰組リアン (Hiroya Kunisada 國定拓弥)
79. Jordan Jovtchev ヨルダン・ヨブチェフ
80. Akira Omori 大森晃 AKA Monkiki (or Monkickey) モンキッキー
81. Tomoki Kitagawa 北川智規
84. Kenji Takahashi 高橋賢次
89. Wakky ワッキー
91. Leszek Blanik レゼク・ブラニク
92. Yoshiyuki Okuyama 奥山義行
93. Shingo Yamamoto 山本進悟
94. Lee Yen Chi リー・エンチ
95. Levi Meeuwenberg リーヴァイ・ミューエンバーグ
96. Hitoshi Kanno 菅野仁志
97. Toshihiro Takeda 竹田敏浩
98. Hiromichi Sato 佐藤弘道
99. Yuuji Urushihara 漆原裕治
100. Makoto Nagano 長野誠
No number in order of appearance:
Emi Sekisui 関水えみ
Sayaka Nakamura 中村明花
Atsushi Aoki 青木篤志
Nanami Tsukamoto 塚本奈々美
Kurumi Kojima 小島くるみ
Oonishi Lion 大西リオン
Rie Komiya 小宮理英
Momoko Tani 谷桃子
Tomomi Arimatsu 有松知美
Ryk Felger リック・フェルガ or Ryk Maverick リック・マーべリック
Jupe Katana ジュープ・カタナ
Shane Daniels シェーン・ダニエルズ
Jeff Iida ジェフ・イイダ
Caine Sinclair ケイン・シンクレア
Zabungle ザブングル (Ayumu Katou 加藤歩)
License ライセンス (Takafumi Imoto 井本貴史)
License ライセンス (Kazuhiro Fujiwara 藤原一裕)
Tengen テンゲン (Gari Nakajima ガリ中島)
Taiji ishimori 石森太二
Ryoichi Yamamoto 山本涼一
Tetsuya Kadoyama 門山哲也
Kairi Kouchi 高智海吏
Said they would be there but not shown:
Go Yokoyama 横山剛
Musashi Kubota 久保田武蔵
Yuji ユージ
Numbered competitors:
1. Kohei Satomi 里見恒平
5. Katsuhide Torisawa 鳥澤克秀
6. Fukutaro Umemoto 梅本福太郎
10. Hoshan ほっしゃん
11. Yuti ゆってぃ
12. Aichi Oono (AKA Spinboy Aichi) 大野愛地
17. Eiko Kano 狩野英孝
19. NOBU (Muscle Musical)
20. Junichi Miyashita 宮下 純一
22. Tetsuro Degawa 出川哲朗
28. Beauty Kokubu ビューティーこくぶ
29. Yasumasa Koniwa 小庭康正
30. Hori ホリ
31. Takuya Kawahara 川原拓也
38. Yasuo Aoki 青木保夫
39*. Minoru Kuramochi! 倉持稔
40. Masami Harashima 原島雅美
42. Richard King リチャード・キング
45. Naoya Tajima 田島直弥
46*. Takuya Ueno 上野琢也
47. Koji Hashimoto 橋本亘司
48. Ryouma Katou 加藤僚馬
49. Satoshi Nakamura 中村哲
50. Jun Sato 佐藤惇
51. TKO (Takayuki Kinoshita 木下隆行)
53. Yoshiki Itou 伊藤圭槻
56. Takashi Fukunishi 福西崇史
61. Takeshi Nadagi なだぎ武
69*. Savanna サバンナ (Shigeo Takahashi 高橋茂雄)
70. Savanna サバンナ (Masumi Yagi 八木真澄)
71. Katsumi Yamada 山田勝己
73. Brian Orosco ブライアン・オロスコ
74. Genki Sudo 須藤元気
75. Shinsengumi Rien 新撰組リアン (Tetsuji Sakakibara 榊原徹士)
76. Shinsengumi Rien 新撰組リアン (Hiroya Kunisada 國定拓弥)
79. Jordan Jovtchev ヨルダン・ヨブチェフ
80. Akira Omori 大森晃 AKA Monkiki (or Monkickey) モンキッキー
81. Tomoki Kitagawa 北川智規
84. Kenji Takahashi 高橋賢次
89. Wakky ワッキー
91. Leszek Blanik レゼク・ブラニク
92. Yoshiyuki Okuyama 奥山義行
93. Shingo Yamamoto 山本進悟
94. Lee Yen Chi リー・エンチ
95. Levi Meeuwenberg リーヴァイ・ミューエンバーグ
96. Hitoshi Kanno 菅野仁志
97. Toshihiro Takeda 竹田敏浩
98. Hiromichi Sato 佐藤弘道
99. Yuuji Urushihara 漆原裕治
100. Makoto Nagano 長野誠
No number in order of appearance:
Emi Sekisui 関水えみ
Sayaka Nakamura 中村明花
Atsushi Aoki 青木篤志
Nanami Tsukamoto 塚本奈々美
Kurumi Kojima 小島くるみ
Oonishi Lion 大西リオン
Rie Komiya 小宮理英
Momoko Tani 谷桃子
Tomomi Arimatsu 有松知美
Ryk Felger リック・フェルガ or Ryk Maverick リック・マーべリック
Jupe Katana ジュープ・カタナ
Shane Daniels シェーン・ダニエルズ
Jeff Iida ジェフ・イイダ
Caine Sinclair ケイン・シンクレア
Zabungle ザブングル (Ayumu Katou 加藤歩)
License ライセンス (Takafumi Imoto 井本貴史)
License ライセンス (Kazuhiro Fujiwara 藤原一裕)
Tengen テンゲン (Gari Nakajima ガリ中島)
Taiji ishimori 石森太二
Ryoichi Yamamoto 山本涼一
Tetsuya Kadoyama 門山哲也
Kairi Kouchi 高智海吏
Said they would be there but not shown:
Go Yokoyama 横山剛
Musashi Kubota 久保田武蔵
Yuji ユージ
SASUKE MANIAC September 28, 2008 サスケマニア
Last week! We saw a bit more about SASUKE 21! This week we'll get a bit more behind the scenes! And..the last SASUKE Maniac? Say it ain't so Joe!
It's the season of change as one of the JSpo announcers is moving on to other things! Not that I know what her name is and where she's going but OK.
Bloody Monday starts 10/11!
Aww. Why did the show with the Arashi guy change their music? Where's my Space Oddity?
Here we go!
The SASUKE All-Stars were at Muscle Park!
The All-Stars are heroes! We see their trials and tribulations over the years.
OF COURSE we get the Yamada crying clip.
And Nagano finishing the course. And the dip!
Namonakiasuri-to!
And here we are at SASUKE Fall 2008! The SASUKE Trial Qualifiers! I told you they were pushing them as a type of successor group to the All-Stars.
There was much crying that day.
SASUKE Mania! Final!
We see a recap of the SASUKE Trial for 21. From 80 to 33! From 33 to 8! Casey Cummings! We see the people who didn't make it. And the gradual movement downwards the stage of some of the competitors.
If SASUKE is going to develop new All-Stars, these guys are the ones that "fit" the profile.
Ishimaru drops wisdom! Kubota Takayuki! He slips on the Half-Pipe Attack! It would start a chain reaction that would take out all the Trial Qualifiers.
Hashimoto Koji cleared the Half-Pipe Attack but is conquered by the Soritatsu-Kabe.
And Murakami! Does the same!
Sato Jun! He's 16! He's an extreme sportsman! Unfortunately, he doesn't get all the way across for the Log Grip.
Asa Kazuma! We see a bit more of this run. He cleared the Half-Pipe Attack (iikanji says an All-Star) with no problem but times out on the Soritatsu-Kabe.
And then only three were left! Had any one of the STQers made it to the 2nd Stage it would have made for a great story but...
Matachi Ryo! He gets a bit farther than the others as he got past the Soritatsu Kabe only to fall reaching for the rope ladder to the platform on the Flying Chute.
Kawaguchi Tomohiro! He trains with his wife watching on! His wife is nervous! Oy vey man, don't talk about the button just yet!
Shingo thinks he can do it!
And then...Kawaguchi can't keep his balance after the Half-Pipe Attack. Tsugi challenge shimasu says the wife!
And of course the last was Miyagi Takuya, Mr. SASUKE's Assassin.
Mr. SASUKE dispenses a bit of advice at the end but...
He hit the Jumping Spider wrong and that was it for the STQers.
We then see them apologize for their collective failure. Tears are shed. They want to try again! Together!
Bunpei Shiratori!
A brief history of Bunpei! He made it to the Final Stage. And of course the classic comeback after getting put down by the heat.
But like the other All-Stars, he had problems after 17. And then he was too injured to participate.
Lee Yen Chi! Brian Orosco! They were the first to make it to the 2nd Stage!
Then Shingo fell! Shinji Kobayashi sighting!
Let's look at Bunpei's run again! It seemed like a struggle for him but he did it! It was a triumphant comeback!
And there were many smiles by the All-Stars!
Three made it to the 3rd Stage! We will see them next!
CMs.
Back!
Miyazaki! Fell at the Devil Steps!
Takeda! Fell at the Hang Climbing!
Nagano! Fell at the Gliding Ring!
The three of them had a good time!
Next year! SASUKE 22!
108 episodes! of SASUKE Maniac!
And we see highlights from the shows over the years. Lots of cheering! Lots of tears! Lots of different stuff I've never seen before!
One last plug for the keitai game!
And that's it for SASUKE Maniac.
As it was hinted to at the top of this liveblog, tonight is the last episode of SASUKE Maniac! Why? Some will invariably point to the low rating SASUKE 21 got, a 12.2 in the Kantou area. SASUKE 20 got a rating of 14.4 which was the lowest rated SASUKE ever until, well, 21. In both cases, SASUKE ran against a Quiz Hexagon special. Quiz Hexagon is one of the most popular shows on TV right now so the decision to try to run 21 against it even after they got creamed during 20 is bizzare. Why not try to switch it with DOORS? A Sunday SASUKE might draw a bit better than doggedly sticking to Wednesdays. In any case, we don't have the full story about everything yet. For the time being though, SASUKE will recede to the background until next year.
Note: SASUKE Maniac was and has only ever been a Kanto area show. It was never broadcast on any other TBS affiliate across the country.
It's the season of change as one of the JSpo announcers is moving on to other things! Not that I know what her name is and where she's going but OK.
Bloody Monday starts 10/11!
Aww. Why did the show with the Arashi guy change their music? Where's my Space Oddity?
Here we go!
The SASUKE All-Stars were at Muscle Park!
The All-Stars are heroes! We see their trials and tribulations over the years.
OF COURSE we get the Yamada crying clip.
And Nagano finishing the course. And the dip!
Namonakiasuri-to!
And here we are at SASUKE Fall 2008! The SASUKE Trial Qualifiers! I told you they were pushing them as a type of successor group to the All-Stars.
There was much crying that day.
SASUKE Mania! Final!
We see a recap of the SASUKE Trial for 21. From 80 to 33! From 33 to 8! Casey Cummings! We see the people who didn't make it. And the gradual movement downwards the stage of some of the competitors.
If SASUKE is going to develop new All-Stars, these guys are the ones that "fit" the profile.
Ishimaru drops wisdom! Kubota Takayuki! He slips on the Half-Pipe Attack! It would start a chain reaction that would take out all the Trial Qualifiers.
Hashimoto Koji cleared the Half-Pipe Attack but is conquered by the Soritatsu-Kabe.
And Murakami! Does the same!
Sato Jun! He's 16! He's an extreme sportsman! Unfortunately, he doesn't get all the way across for the Log Grip.
Asa Kazuma! We see a bit more of this run. He cleared the Half-Pipe Attack (iikanji says an All-Star) with no problem but times out on the Soritatsu-Kabe.
And then only three were left! Had any one of the STQers made it to the 2nd Stage it would have made for a great story but...
Matachi Ryo! He gets a bit farther than the others as he got past the Soritatsu Kabe only to fall reaching for the rope ladder to the platform on the Flying Chute.
Kawaguchi Tomohiro! He trains with his wife watching on! His wife is nervous! Oy vey man, don't talk about the button just yet!
Shingo thinks he can do it!
And then...Kawaguchi can't keep his balance after the Half-Pipe Attack. Tsugi challenge shimasu says the wife!
And of course the last was Miyagi Takuya, Mr. SASUKE's Assassin.
Mr. SASUKE dispenses a bit of advice at the end but...
He hit the Jumping Spider wrong and that was it for the STQers.
We then see them apologize for their collective failure. Tears are shed. They want to try again! Together!
Bunpei Shiratori!
A brief history of Bunpei! He made it to the Final Stage. And of course the classic comeback after getting put down by the heat.
But like the other All-Stars, he had problems after 17. And then he was too injured to participate.
Lee Yen Chi! Brian Orosco! They were the first to make it to the 2nd Stage!
Then Shingo fell! Shinji Kobayashi sighting!
Let's look at Bunpei's run again! It seemed like a struggle for him but he did it! It was a triumphant comeback!
And there were many smiles by the All-Stars!
Three made it to the 3rd Stage! We will see them next!
CMs.
Back!
Miyazaki! Fell at the Devil Steps!
Takeda! Fell at the Hang Climbing!
Nagano! Fell at the Gliding Ring!
The three of them had a good time!
Next year! SASUKE 22!
108 episodes! of SASUKE Maniac!
And we see highlights from the shows over the years. Lots of cheering! Lots of tears! Lots of different stuff I've never seen before!
One last plug for the keitai game!
And that's it for SASUKE Maniac.
As it was hinted to at the top of this liveblog, tonight is the last episode of SASUKE Maniac! Why? Some will invariably point to the low rating SASUKE 21 got, a 12.2 in the Kantou area. SASUKE 20 got a rating of 14.4 which was the lowest rated SASUKE ever until, well, 21. In both cases, SASUKE ran against a Quiz Hexagon special. Quiz Hexagon is one of the most popular shows on TV right now so the decision to try to run 21 against it even after they got creamed during 20 is bizzare. Why not try to switch it with DOORS? A Sunday SASUKE might draw a bit better than doggedly sticking to Wednesdays. In any case, we don't have the full story about everything yet. For the time being though, SASUKE will recede to the background until next year.
Note: SASUKE Maniac was and has only ever been a Kanto area show. It was never broadcast on any other TBS affiliate across the country.
SASUKE 21 2008 秋 Obstacles Third Stage
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1. Arm Ring アームリング
2. Kudari Lamp Grasper 下りランプグラスパー
3. Devil Steps デビルステップス
4. Shin-Cliff Hanger 新クリフハンガー
5. Jumping Bar ジャンピングバー
6. Hang Climbing ハングクライミング
7. Spider Flip スパイダーフリップ
8. Gliding Ring グライディングリング
1. Arm Ring アームリング
2. Kudari Lamp Grasper 下りランプグラスパー
3. Devil Steps デビルステップス
4. Shin-Cliff Hanger 新クリフハンガー
5. Jumping Bar ジャンピングバー
6. Hang Climbing ハングクライミング
7. Spider Flip スパイダーフリップ
8. Gliding Ring グライディングリング
