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− | The Mashou Heki was an obstacle in Stage 3 that was the final obstacle in [[KUNOICHI 7]]. It was never attempted but appears to be a more elaborate version of the [[Sending Climber]] and [[Hang Climbing]] from SASUKE. |
+ | The '''Mashou Heki''' (魔性壁)was an obstacle in Stage 3 that was the final obstacle in [[KUNOICHI 7]]. It was never attempted but appears to be a more elaborate version of the [[Sending Climber]] and [[Hang Climbing]] from SASUKE. |
It is a gigantic rock wall with four sections that the competitor must cross. |
It is a gigantic rock wall with four sections that the competitor must cross. |
Revision as of 11:46, 6 July 2020
The Mashou Heki (魔性壁)was an obstacle in Stage 3 that was the final obstacle in KUNOICHI 7. It was never attempted but appears to be a more elaborate version of the Sending Climber and Hang Climbing from SASUKE.
It is a gigantic rock wall with four sections that the competitor must cross.
- First, they must use a rope to transit to the wall.
- Cross a horizontal wall, using the narrow empty spaces on it to cross it.
- They must then transition to a vertical wall that is 90 degrees to the left of the first wall, which also has empty spaces, but the women must climb up this wall instead of crossing it.
- From this point onward, they must use rock-climbing artifacts scattered on the wall to climb. The third section is at a more severe acute angle than the Sending Climber and Hang Climbing.
- The final section straightens up to the level of the Mujouheki from KUNOICHI 5 but is slightly more than double the height of the third section to compensate for this. It is also scattered with rock-climbing artifacts.
When the course was re-created as a racing competition in KUNOICHI 8, the Mashou Heki and the remainder of Stage 3 was replaced with the Flying Roll.