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Orugōru (オルゴール), translated as Music Box or Orgel, is a First Stage obstacle that was first introduced in SASUKE 31, replacing Hedgehog from the previous tournament as the third obstacle. The function of the obstacle required competitors to use their hands and feet to climb over the red circles while holding onto them as well. At the end of the obstacle, competitors must time their dismount correctly, as the landing platform is a bit tricky. The obstacle moved clockwise, which makes this obstacle hard to cross over.

In the first half of the obstacle, the red circles were arranged in rows of eight that were placed around the obstacle. As the competitors went to the second part of the obstacle, the number of circles decreased in rows of two, making it harder for the competitors to traverse the obstacle with the circles had a larger gap.

Matachi Ryo attempting Orugoru in SASUKE 31

Matachi Ryo attempting Orugōru in SASUKE 31

Matachi Ryo attempting Orugoru in SASUKE 31, Close View

Matachi Ryo attempting Orugōru in SASUKE 31, viewed from close range


Kacy Catanzaro attempting Orugoru in SASUKE 32

Kacy Catanzaro attempting modified Orugōru in SASUKE 32

Kacy Catanzaro attempting Orugoru in SASUKE 32, Close View

Kacy Catanzaro attempting modified Orugōru in SASUKE 32, viewed from close range

In SASUKE 32, the obstacle was slightly modified so that competitors couldn't climb up to the top of the obstacle. It also relocated as the fourth obstacle due to the introduction of Quad Steps.

During filming of the tournaments, there was no music played on set. Albeit during the broadcasts, music was edited after post-production every time a competitor approached the obstacle.


Even though it has a good knockout rate, it was replaced in the following tournament by Fish Bone, an obstacle originated from KUNOICHI, which has since had a slightly higher knockout rate.


Competitors' Success Rate[]

  • All results based on the TBS broadcast and external information found.
SASUKE Clears Attempts Percentage
31 50 68 73.53%
32 40 52 78.43%
Total 87 110 79.09%


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