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{{Infobox_Obstacle|name = Kifuzaka|image = [[File:Kkk.png|thumb]]|caption = Miyake Ayako attempting Kifuzaka, KUNOICHI 5.|g4_name = |s_stage = [[First Stage (KUNOICHI)|First Stage]]|s_first = [[KUNOICHI 5]]|s_last = [[KUNOICHI 5]]|s_comps = [[List of KUNOICHI competitions|1 Competitions]]|s_attempt = [[KUNOICHI 5]], [[Haga Kayo]]|s_clear = [[KUNOICHI 5]], [[Haga Kayo]]}} |
{{Infobox_Obstacle|name = Kifuzaka|image = [[File:Kkk.png|thumb]]|caption = Miyake Ayako attempting Kifuzaka, KUNOICHI 5.|g4_name = |s_stage = [[First Stage (KUNOICHI)|First Stage]]|s_first = [[KUNOICHI 5]]|s_last = [[KUNOICHI 5]]|s_comps = [[List of KUNOICHI competitions|1 Competitions]]|s_attempt = [[KUNOICHI 5]], [[Haga Kayo]]|s_clear = [[KUNOICHI 5]], [[Haga Kayo]]}} |
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+ | '''Kifuzaka''' (気負坂), also known as the ''Conviction Hill'' in the G4 broadcast, was the seventh obstacle of the [[First Stage (KUNOICHI)|First Stage]] in [[KUNOICHI 5]], replacing the [[Chou Touhan]]. It was designed to be a time waster, however not many competitors spent much time on it (save for [[Komiya Rie]], who still cleared the First Stage). The objective was to run over two curved slopes, where the first one was shaped like a small half-pipe, while the second was a narrow curve shaped much like the[[ Soritatsu Kabe]]. |
It proved to be a tad more difficult than the Chou Touhan, as competitors struggled to balance themselves atop the obstacle, but it still retired no one, and so was removed in [[KUNOICHI 6]]. |
It proved to be a tad more difficult than the Chou Touhan, as competitors struggled to balance themselves atop the obstacle, but it still retired no one, and so was removed in [[KUNOICHI 6]]. |
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Revision as of 08:38, 28 June 2020
Kifuzaka (気負坂), also known as the Conviction Hill in the G4 broadcast, was the seventh obstacle of the First Stage in KUNOICHI 5, replacing the Chou Touhan. It was designed to be a time waster, however not many competitors spent much time on it (save for Komiya Rie, who still cleared the First Stage). The objective was to run over two curved slopes, where the first one was shaped like a small half-pipe, while the second was a narrow curve shaped much like theSoritatsu Kabe.
It proved to be a tad more difficult than the Chou Touhan, as competitors struggled to balance themselves atop the obstacle, but it still retired no one, and so was removed in KUNOICHI 6.