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== American Ninja Warrior Appearance ==
 
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[[File:ANW5_Timbers.jpg|thumb|276px|American Ninja Warrior 5's Timbers in Stage One]]
 
The Jūnidantobi appeared as the first obstacle in Stage One on [[American Ninja Warrior 5]], replacing the [[Step Slider]] from the [[American Ninja Warrior 4|previous season]], but was only called as the Timbers, because there were only 8 steps instead of 11. In addition, all the steps were also angled the same way in this version (similar to the [[Godantobi]] or [[Rokudantobi]]). On [[American Ninja Warrior 6]], it was replaced by the [[Piston Road]].
 
The Jūnidantobi appeared as the first obstacle in Stage One on [[American Ninja Warrior 5]], replacing the [[Step Slider]] from the [[American Ninja Warrior 4|previous season]], but was only called as the Timbers, because there were only 8 steps instead of 11. In addition, all the steps were also angled the same way in this version (similar to the [[Godantobi]] or [[Rokudantobi]]). On [[American Ninja Warrior 6]], it was replaced by the [[Piston Road]].
 
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Revision as of 13:53, 15 November 2017

The Jūnidantobi (十二段跳び), called as the Twelve Timbers on G4's broadcast, was a First Stage obstacle that debuted in SASUKE 23 as the first obstacle. After SASUKE 24, the Jūnidantobi was replaced by the Dome Steps in SASUKE 25.

Similar to the Godantobi and Rokudantobi, the Junidantobi is a set of eleven slanted planks, five on one side and six on the other, that challengers must jump across in order to the twelfth step (the finishing platform). They are slightly packed closer together, and each log is angled slightly different to increase the difficulty.

American Ninja Warrior Appearance

ANW5 Timbers

American Ninja Warrior 5's Timbers in Stage One

The Jūnidantobi appeared as the first obstacle in Stage One on American Ninja Warrior 5, replacing the Step Slider from the previous season, but was only called as the Timbers, because there were only 8 steps instead of 11. In addition, all the steps were also angled the same way in this version (similar to the Godantobi or Rokudantobi). On American Ninja Warrior 6, it was replaced by the Piston Road.

Competitors' Success Rate

  • All results based on the TBS/NBC broadcast and external information found
SASUKE Clears Attempts Percentage
23 84 104 80.60%
24 64 100 65.31%
Total 144 204 70.56%

American Ninja Warrior

ANW Clears Attempts Percentage
ANW5 81 85 95.29%
Total 81 85 95.29%