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+ | | caption = Dome Steps, [[SASUKE 25]] |
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| s_comps = [[List of SASUKE competitions|1 competition]] |
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| s_attempt = [[SASUKE 25]], [[Fukumoto Shinichi]] |
| s_attempt = [[SASUKE 25]], [[Fukumoto Shinichi]] |
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+ | | s_clear = [[SASUKE 25]], [[Matsuki Masaru]] |
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| + | The '''Dome Steps''' (ドームステップス), was the first obstacle from [[SASUKE 25]]. |
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| − | The '''Dome Steps''' (ドームステップス), was the first obstacle from ''[[SASUKE 25]]''. It is nearly identical in design to the [[Rokudantobi]], only its steps are rounded and steeper in height. Unlike its predecessors, competitors cannot use their hands on the obstacle as [[Levi Meeuwenberg]] did (although he got another attempt due to a translation issue). It did good damage in its debut, but it was replaced with the [[Step Slider]] after its only appearance. |
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| + | It was nearly identical in design to the [[Rokudantobi]], only its steps were rounded and steeper in height. |
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| + | However, unlike its predecessors (the [[Godantobi]], [[Rokudantobi]], and [[Jūnidantobi]]), competitors were not allowed to used their hands on the obstacle (as [[Levi Meeuwenberg]] did, although he got another attempt due to a translation issue). |
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| + | It did good damage in its debut, but it was replaced with the [[Step Slider]] in the [[SASUKE 26|next tournament]]. |
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==Competitor's Success Rate== |
==Competitor's Success Rate== |
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Revision as of 03:49, 19 August 2018
The Dome Steps (ドームステップス), was the first obstacle from SASUKE 25.
It was nearly identical in design to the Rokudantobi, only its steps were rounded and steeper in height.
However, unlike its predecessors (the Godantobi, Rokudantobi, and Jūnidantobi), competitors were not allowed to used their hands on the obstacle (as Levi Meeuwenberg did, although he got another attempt due to a translation issue).
It did good damage in its debut, but it was replaced with the Step Slider in the next tournament.
Competitor's Success Rate
- All results based on the TBS broadcast and external information found
| SASUKE | Clears | Attempts | Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25 | 47 | 77 | 61.04% |
| Total | 47 | 77 | 61.04% |
- Note: Since this is the first obstacle, 100 people attempted this.