First, the cities. Here they are.

1. Los Angeles

2. Houston (Returned from Season 7)

3. Detroit (New city)

4. Denver (Returned from Season 9)

5. Tampa (New city)

6. Pittsburgh (Returned from Season 7)

There you go.

Also, I think there should be a Top fourteen competitor rule. If the Speed Pass winner makes the Top 2, then the top fifteenth competitor moves on as well.

I'd also bring back the Elevator Climb during the city finals but I'd make the chute only 30 feet high so it isn't as difficult as ANW9.

City Courses:

^ Denotes New Obstacle

* Denotes Modified Obstacles From the Past Seasons.

+ Means the obstacle was not modified from past seasons, but rather it was modified for the city finals. Or, the obstacle appears on a course during a regional and appears again in a course on the same season that is not a regional.

Los Angeles Obstacles:

1. Shrinking Steps

2. Double Twister

3. ^Peg Shift

4. ^Magnet Run

5. *Ferris Wheel

6. Warped Wall/Mega Wall

7. Salmon Ladder

8. ^Minions Mayhem (Hypothetical release date is the same week that "Minions 2" releases. Deal with it.)

9. Northwest Passage

10. *Elevator Climb

Houston

1. Shrinking Steps

2. ^Block Slide

3. Hazard Cones

4. Barrel Roll

5. ^Hanging Up

6. Warped Wall/Mega Wall

7. Salmon Ladder

8. *Up for Grabs

9. ^Honeycomb

10. *Elevator Climb

Detroit

1. Shrinking Steps

2. *Lunatic Ledges

3. *Spring Forward

4. Spinning Bridge

5. ^/+Fish Hooks

6. Warped Wall/Mega Wall

7. Salmon Ladder

8. ^Knock Knock

9. Cane Lane

10. *Elevator Climb

Denver

1. Shrinking Steps

2. Off the Hook

3. *Diving Boards

4. ^/+Umbrella Alley

5. ^/+Flying Elevator

6. Warped Wall/Mega Wall

7. Salmon Ladder

8. *Crazy Clocks

9. ^Radio Wave

10. *Elevator Climb

Tampa

1. Shrinking Steps

2. ^Glide Down

3. ^Locked Up

4. ^Hellraiser

5. Lightning Bolts

6. Warped Wall/Mega Wall

7. Salmon Ladder

8. *The Hinge

9. ^Cookie Cutter

10. *Elevator Climb

Pittsburgh

1. Shrinking Steps

2. *Walk the Plank

3. ^Locked Up

4. ^Cylinder Sprint

5. +Coconut Climb

6. Warped Wall/Mega Wall

7. Salmon Ladder

8. ^Balancing Act

9. Snap Back

10. *Elevator Climb

Revised Vegas Course:

Stage One, which I tried to spice up to the best of my ability...

Time limit: 2:25

1. *Escalator

2. Spin Your Wheels

3. Double Dipper

4. Jumping Spider

5. Tire Run

6. Warped Wall

7. ^Shape Run

8. Twist & Fly

Stage Two

1. ^Giant Lunatic Ledges

2. *Criss Cross Salmon Ladder

3. *Stair Hopper

4. Swing Surfer

5. ^Logic Gates

6. *Wall Flip (110, 135, 160 pounds respectively.)

Stage Three

1. Grip & Tip

2. *Spin Hopper

3. +Balancing Act

4. Ultimate Cliffhanger

5. Pipe Dream

6. ^Ring Wedge

7. +Cane Lane

8. Flying Bar

In ANW S8, Kacy Katanzaro failed on the propeller bar, which happened in S7 as well. This time, she made the jump but they wind blew the propeller a little as she tried to grab on to it.

Do you think this is fair or not?

Ok let’s face it. Between American ninja warrior, Ninja warrior UK and Australian Ninja Warrior, there is one thing that need to be explained.

Firstly, the names for the obstacles for the American Ninja Warrior seasons are reasonable. However, in the Australian and the UK series, why can’t they have the obstacle name the same. Some don’t even make sense.

I know the obstacle design isn’t same depending on the ninjas level in each country.

Which obstacle names do you prefer?

American ones, UK ones or the Australian ones??

And don't put down Nagano since he's obviously retired (even though that would be fricking epic)

Hey guys whatsup,

My name is Ivan and I am looking for my friend Benjamin who is a HUGE sasuke fan and has watched most episodes at least 10 times. Have any of you had any encounters with him?

Thanks,

-Ivan Karyamapudi

In the history of ANW(American Ninja Warrior), only 4 times has a city finals course had no finishers. ANW 11 Seattle/Tacoma, ANW 11 Baltimore, ANW 9 Kansas City, and finally ANW 8 Philadelphia didn't have a single finisher. and sadly, this is becoming increasingly more common.

Watching a City Finals episode, I'm pretty much always nervous that a course is going to be extremely hard. And on occasion, this does end up happening. Super obstacles(obstacles so extremely hard only the elite can do) are becoming more common. Angry Birds, the prime example, had NO completions. I turned off the episode mid-way through, it was almost inevitable what was going to happen. All I have to say is that these courses have to start having more finishers. I personally think the appropriate amount is 6 finishers. You can disagree, but it's nice seeing a couple of people finishing the course, and boosts the TV viewer's morale. If his/her first episode isn't 2019 Baltimore Finals, and is more of a 2019 Cincy Final Round, this will boost TV viewership, making ANW last longer.

Stage One has been completed a total of 460 times across 36 competitions.

The average is 12.778 clears, so about 13.

Stage Two has been completed a total of 216 times across 36 competitions.

The average is 6 clears.

Stage Three has been completed 37 times across 36 competitions.

The average is 1.0278 clears per tournament.

There have been five total victories. That is an average of just 0.1389 clears per tournament.

Most fails in every season during qualifying, well, not every season but it's 7 to 11.

ANW 7

Top Three from one to three - Tilting Slider in Houston with 51, Snake Crossing in Pittsburgh with 50, and Mini Silk Slider in Venice with 48. Coincidentally, these are the top 3 highest amount of casualties on any obstacle in ANW history.

ANW 9

Top three from one to three - Tick Tock in San Antonio with 43, Wingnuts in Daytona with 40, and Crank it Up in Kansas City with 35.

ANW10

Top three from one to three - Ring Jump in Minneapolis with 38, Cannonball Drop in Indianapolis with 32, and Catch & Release in Dallas with 30.

ANW11

Top three from one to three - Dangerous Curves in Baltimore with 33, Walk the Plank in Los Angeles with 31, Shrinking Steps in Los Angeles/Off the Hook in Atlanta/Ring Swing in Cincinnati with 26 each.

Same thing, but in City Finals

ANW7

Top three from one to three - Hourglass Drop in Venice/Body Prop in Kansas City with 13 each, Walking Bar in Houston with 12, Cannonball Drop in Orlando/Floating Monkey Bars in Pittsburgh with 11 each.

ANW9

Top three from one to three - Nail Clipper in Cleveland with 20, Hourglass Drop in San Antonio with 18, and The Wedge in Denver with 13.

ANW10

Top three from one to three - Nail Clipper in Dallas with 11/Lightning Bolts in Philadelphia with 11/Iron Maiden in Minneapolis with 11, Cannonball Drop in Miami with 10, and Crazy Clocks in Miami/Cane Lane in Indianapolis with 9 each.

ANW11

Top three from one to three - Angry Birds in Baltimore with 22, Lightning Bolts in Tacoma with 17, and Crazy Clocks in OKC with 12.

Top 10 Lowest Qualifying Clears Ever

1. ANW7 Venice - 7 finishers

2. ANW9 Denver - 8 finishers

3. ANW8 Philadelphia/ANW11 Baltimore - 9 finishers each

4. ANW7 Military/ANW9 Kansas City/ANW10 LA/ANW10 Indianapolis - 10 finishers each

5. ANW10 Miami/ANW11 LA/ANW11 Cincinnati - 11 finishers each

6. ANW4 Midwest/ANW10 Philadelphia - 12 finishers each

7. ANW10 Dallas/ANW11 OKC/ANW11 Tacoma - 13 finishers each

8. ANW9 Cleveland/ANW10 Minneapolis - 14 finishers each

9. ANW7 Houston/ANW8 OKC - 15 finishers each

10. ANW9 San Antonio - 16 finishers

Stage One Clears from Highest to Lowest Amount (Besides ANW1, ANW2, and ANW3.)

1. ANW9 - 41 clears

2. ANW7 - 38 clears

3. ANW10 - 30 clears

4. ANW11 - 28 clears

5. ANW4 - 24 clears

6. ANW5 - 21 clears

7. ANW6 - 18 clears

8. ANW8 - 17 clears

Stage One has been cleared 217 times.

Stage Two

1. ANW11 - 21 clears :(

2. ANW7 - 8 clears

3. ANW5 - 7 clears

4. ANW9 - 3 clears

5. ANW10/ANW8/AN7clears

6. ANW4 -

Where on earth I can find the full episodes of SASUKE Vietnam 2? Youtube only stored some of them.

Here’s a comparison...

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Tell me pls