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Although no competitors failed on this obstacle, it was proven to be both a massive time waster and strength drainer, as every competitor who attempted the obstacle took at least 9 seconds to complete it (some of them even took more than 40 seconds to complete it). As the result, several competitors later failed on the next obstacles, either the [[Double Salmon Ladder]] (e.g. [[Lorin Ball]] and [[Jared Woods|JJ Woods]]) or [[Unstable Bridge]] (e.g. [[Brian Arnold]], [[Noah Kaufman, MD|Noah Kaufman]], and [[Paul Kasemir]]).
 
Although no competitors failed on this obstacle, it was proven to be both a massive time waster and strength drainer, as every competitor who attempted the obstacle took at least 9 seconds to complete it (some of them even took more than 40 seconds to complete it). As the result, several competitors later failed on the next obstacles, either the [[Double Salmon Ladder]] (e.g. [[Lorin Ball]] and [[Jared Woods|JJ Woods]]) or [[Unstable Bridge]] (e.g. [[Brian Arnold]], [[Noah Kaufman, MD|Noah Kaufman]], and [[Paul Kasemir]]).
   
During [[American Ninja Warrior: USA vs. The World|USA vs. The World]], the obstacle took out [[Matachi Ryo]] and [[Kanno Hitoshi]].
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During [[American Ninja Warrior: USA vs. The World|USA vs. The World]], the obstacle took out 2 members of Team Japan: [[Matachi Ryo]] and [[Kanno Hitoshi]], with both of them got hung up on the ropes and spent more than 50 seconds at the obstacle, resulting their grip gave out and fell into the water.
   
 
[[File:ANW7_Rope_Jungle.jpg|thumb|276px|American Ninja Warrior 7's Rope Jungle in Stage Two]]
 
[[File:ANW7_Rope_Jungle.jpg|thumb|276px|American Ninja Warrior 7's Rope Jungle in Stage Two]]

Revision as of 15:26, 27 January 2018

ANW6 Rope Jungle

American Ninja Warrior 6's Rope Jungle in Stage Two

The Rope Jungle is an obstacle, firstly introduced as the first obstacle in Stage Two on American Ninja Warrior 6, replacing the Hang Slider from the previous season.

Competitors must traverse a series of ropes (in a similar fashion with the Tarzan Rope) to reach the landing platform. The ropes operated differently.

  • Some ropes were attached to a bungee cord, which would move the rope down when competitors applied their weight on the rope,
  • Some ropes would slid on a track that if the rope would go the end of the track, the momentum would swing the rope and the competitors, and
  • Some ropes were only attached to the scaffolding, which means that the rope was stationary.

Although no competitors failed on this obstacle, it was proven to be both a massive time waster and strength drainer, as every competitor who attempted the obstacle took at least 9 seconds to complete it (some of them even took more than 40 seconds to complete it). As the result, several competitors later failed on the next obstacles, either the Double Salmon Ladder (e.g. Lorin Ball and JJ Woods) or Unstable Bridge (e.g. Brian Arnold, Noah Kaufman, and Paul Kasemir).

During USA vs. The World, the obstacle took out 2 members of Team Japan: Matachi Ryo and Kanno Hitoshi, with both of them got hung up on the ropes and spent more than 50 seconds at the obstacle, resulting their grip gave out and fell into the water.

ANW7 Rope Jungle

American Ninja Warrior 7's Rope Jungle in Stage Two

The Rope Jungle returned on American Ninja Warrior 7, once again as the second obstacle in Stage Two. This time, the obstacle took out two competitors: Kevin Klein and Dustin McKinney.

On American Ninja Warrior 8, it was replaced by the Giant Ring Swing.

Other Appearances

The Rope Jungle appeared as the first obstacle in the finals' Stage 2 on Ninja Warrior UK and Ninja Warrior UK 2. Although no competitor failed on the obstacle, just like on American Ninja Warrior, it was proven to be a massive time waster (combined with the tight time limit of the stage, requiring competitors must complete the obstacle without any mistake or getting hung up on the ropes). The obstacle also became one of the reasons why no competitor completed Stage 2 on both seasons of Ninja Warrior UK, and was removed on the next season, followed by the Stage 2's redesign.

-35- Jungle Ropes

Australian Ninja Warrior's Jungle Ropes

On Australian Ninja Warrior, the Rope Jungle appeared as the first obstacle in Stage Two, and was called as the Jungle Ropes. However, the number of ropes was drastically reduced to just 4, making the gaps between the ropes were much larger. Just like during the first two seasons of Ninja Warrior UK, the obstacle was proven to be a massive time waster (combined with the very tight time limit of the stage, requiring competitors must complete the obstacle without any mistake or getting hung up on the ropes). As the result, the obstacle eliminated 4 out 9 competitors who attempted it, and eventually, no competitor could complete the first five obstacles of Stage Two on that season.

Competitors' Success Rate

  • All results based on the NBC broadcast and external information found
ANW Clears Attempts Percentage
ANW6 18 18 100%
ANW7 36 38 94.74%
USA vs. The World 7 9 77.78%
USA vs. The World 2 9 9 100%
Total 70 74 94.59%