Payton Myler

Kody Hazan

Taylor Greene

Ben Haywood

Trinity Rocho

Brady Parks

Molly Steffiel

Jack David

Sienna Perez

Reeder Smith

Josie Anderson

Harry Robinson

Bradi Brownfield

Jeremiah Boyd

And Peace Lopez

Hey, another name error question! I really do have to thank G4, they've given me so many ideas.

Anyways, we all know G4 was not the best with name translation, to say the least. However, normally they'd at least get something half or mostly right, such as Masami Harajima, Yasushi Yamada, Yasushi Kameyama, (seriously, what was their obsession with that name?) etc. Rarely does G4 ever get a competitor's full name completely wrong. However, one time, G4 accidentally called a competitor "Wataru Ogasawara", the announcer at that time. What competitor was given this unfortunate treatment?

Sandy Zimmerman

Jody Avila

Mady Howard

Kai Beckstrand

Abbey Steiffel

Nick Hanson

Pauline Avila

Najee Richardson

Cara Mack

Vance Walker

Sofia Lavale

Charlie Zimmerman

Holly Beckstrand

Ryan Stratis

This could count as a follow up to my previous question.

During the First Stage, a number of competitors will be cut(Save for SASUKE 1), mainly due to time constraints. But SASUKE has had no range of cutting even some of the higher numbers.

The question is: What competitor holds the distinction of being the only one to be the highest number cut in Stage 1 more than once?

In the early days of SASUKE, the #81 bib was one of the more coveted ones, due to being the first run announced by Ichiro Furutachi. This led to it being worn by many successful competitors, such as Naoki Iketani, Akira Ōmori and Kazuhiko Akiyama. However, what was the first time #81's First Stage run was either digested or flat-out cut?

Throughout the multi-staged competitions of KUNOICHI, 11 women have attempts the FINAL STAGE in various ways, and only 3 women have achieved Kanzenseiha.

Which is KUNOICHI competitor could've Kanzenseiha but bad luck prohibited it?

Sorry for the long leave. I have just been struggling to come up with an question.

For every SASUKE competition, a number is assigned to an competitor before an tournament starts, signifying where they will go in the First Stage. Numbers 90 to 100 signify very strong competitors and usually are given much more pressure than a number in the middle of the pack.

The question is: What competitor holds the unfortunate distinction of wearing the highest number ever to be fully cut from an SASUKE broadcast?

Sandy Zimmerman

Pauline Avila

Abbey Steffiel

Cara Mack

You decide the rest.

Apologies for the delayed question, I legitimately could not think of anything to ask.

Out of everyone that has competed thrice or more in SASUKE, who has the highest average start position? For example, if a competitor received #70, #90, and #23, their average start position would be 183/3, or #61.

As a bonus, who has the lowest average start position?

Now is a very difficult TV show question.

We know that Hinatazaka 46 had a member Higashimura compete in SASUKE 39，but actually she had won something in another show named “Meet at Hinatazaka”（which is a special “Kanzenseiha”）. That because MC，which also compete once for Wakabayashi and serval times for Kasuga，had announced that Higashimura’s project is been selected. Higashimura had completed every obstacles in time. It have a similar name because it a mimic show，and we know it not named SASUKE. What is the name of this topic？

PS：another idol，Kato Shiho，which will compete in SASUKE 40，didn’t compete this mimic topic in Meet the Hinatazaka.

Split decision: candy cane lane or the diving boards.

Sandy Zimmerman

Jody Avila

Addy Herman

Brian Beckstrand

Sofia Lavalee

James McGrath

Maddy Howard

Adam Rayl

Abbey Steiffel

Vance Walker

Jeri D’Aurelio

Kai Beckstrand

And Natalie Duran

In SASUKE 39, there's 3 competitors that been mid cut and show an area that they didn't failed. But they failed at the next obstacle. What are those 3 competitors？

Hint: he or she been mid cut to the part showing challenging Silk slider, but they cleared this area and failed at Fish Bone. And one person showing challenging Fish Bone and cleared it, failed at Dragon Glider.

Taylor Greene

Brady Parks

Molly Steiffel

Paxton Myler

Rebecca Cornwall

Ben Haywood

Trinity Rocho

Michael Sabrea

Bradi Brownfield

Nacasa Garemore

Lindsay Zimmerman

Ricardo Perez

And Autumn Mathemeson

Ah, Mr. SASUKE. Katsumi Yamada. He's a category on his own when it comes to trivia, as there's a million things he's the only All-Star to do, such as never attempting the Metal Spin, failing the Cross Bridge, failing the Spider Walk twice, having a multiple-stage run be either digested or completely cut, (SASUKE 2) or if I have to say something positive about him, he's the only All-Star to clear in their first five tournaments. Of course, the list goes on, but this question's more broad.

What are three things, or more if you feel like it, that Katsumi Yamada is the only person to ever do? Now, there are more than three answers here, but any three are fine.

The Final Stage. The last key for an Total Victory. Throughout its history, once every tournament, a competitor will progress through to the Final Stage. On few occasions, multiple competitors will attempt the Final Stage.

The question is: Not counting SASUKE 1, what were the only two times multiple competitors attempted the Final Stage, without either competitor having attempting the Final Stage previously?

In almost every SASUKE tournament, with the exception ironically being SASUKE 1, there have been a fair share of all-cut runs. Most are perfectly reasonable, while others, are, well... Let's just say Shinji Kobayashi and move on. Usually TBS cuts around 3-5 runs at a time, but what is the longest ever streak of all-cut runs? As a bonus, what is the longest ever streak of all-cut, mid-cut, or digested runs? Or to put it simply, runs that weren't shown in full?

What are the obstacles for this year. And the teenagers that are competing this year. And do you know if they posted a video of the teenagers on YouTube yet.

Throughout the history of SASUKE, the First Stage's final obstacle has always been a time-waster, from the Free Climbing/Kabe Nobori combination, to now the Warped Wall. An overwhelming majority of failures on these obstacles were timeouts, with a couple people falling off the Lumberjack Climb. Only one other known time has someone failed the First Stage's final obstacle without timing out. Who was it, and in what tournament did it happen?

sorry guys. I had change my account for a short time.

here is my newest predict：（PS：number actually from 3901 to 4000）

3901 Torizawa Katsuhide

3902 Normal Addition *

3903 Tatsukawa Tomihiro

3904 Noda Crystal *

3905 Murakami *

3906 Normal Addition *

3907 Normal Addition *

3908 Saikawa Koji

3909 Normal Addition *

3910 KAREN

3911 Normal Addition *

3912 Honma Takashi

3913 Goto Yusuke

3914 Normal Addition *

3915 Kobayashi Yui *

3916 Hasegawa Masanori *

3917 Normal Addition *

3918 Normal Addition *

3919 Murayama Yuri

3920 Takiwaki Shoko

3921 Normal Addition *

3922 Osaru（Omori Akira）

3923 Kuramochi Minoru

3924 Kasuga Toshiaki

3925 Sugeta Rinne

3926 Normal Addition *

3927 Normal Addition

3928 Arron Wolf

3929 YUN

3930 Normal Addition *

3931 Ajima Hideki

3932 Hashimoto Koji

3933 Saito Kyoko *

3934 Takahashi Mikuni *

3935 Kanemura Miku *

3936 Higashimura Mei

3937 Kato Shiho *

3938 Normal Addition *

3939 Shibata Hidetsugu *

3940 Kajiwara Hayate

3941 Kishimoto Shinya

3942 Goku

3943 Normal Addition（NaoTo）*

3944 Matsuda Daisuke

3945 Tamura Mayu *

3946 Sato Kaede

3947 Sakuma Kota

3948 Yamamoto Hiroshige

3949 Black Tiger *?

3950 Yamamoto Yoshiyuki

3951 Nakazawa Yuji *

3952 Red Tiger

3953 Ugashin Shogo

3954 Ogata what what

3955 Isa Yoshinori

3956 Jin

3957 Urakawa Shohei

3958 Takechi what what

3959 Hioki Masashi

3960 Wasabi

3961 Takato（Judo winner）*

3962 Tanaka Takushi *

3963 Hunter 08TG（This is not run for money）*

3964 Normal Addition *

3965 Mori Wataru

3966 Normal Addition *

3967 Kane Kosugi

3968 Normal Addition Ishikawa Sho *

3969 SILKROAD *

3970 Asa Kazuma

3971 Foreign player *

3972 Nagasaki Shunsuke

3973 Kanno Hitoshi

3974 Araki Naoyuki

3975 Iketani Naoki

3976 Muto Tomohiro

3977 Shiratori Bunpei

3978 Suzuki Yusuke

3979 Roushu Mimochi（If I been selected）*

3980 Akiyama Katsuhiko

3981 Shiratori Daichu

3982 Oshima Ayano

3983 Nasukawa Tenshin *

3984 Izumi Hikari *

3985 Nagano's Son *

3986 Takeda Toshihiro

3987 Tsukada Ryoichi

3988 Iwamoto Hikaru

3989 Yamamoto Shingo

3990 Asakura Kai *

3991 Yamamoto Keitaro

3992 Darvish Kenji

3993 Kawaguchi Tomohiro

3994 Matachi Ryo

3995 Yamada Katsumi

3996 Sato Jun

3997 Tada Tatsuya

3998 Nagano Makoto

3999 Urushihara Yuji

4000 Morimoto Yusuke

* means compete first time