The SASUKE Trials are a series of preliminary events designed to test people for SASUKE. Usually, the top 1 to 8 people in any trial is given a ticket to SASUKE to compete. The trials started in SASUKE 13 and have continued until the latest tournament SASUKE 41. Usually, these preliminary trials are broadcast on a half-hour SASUKE-related show, such as SASUKE MANIAC. Ever since its return in SASUKE 40, the trials are broadcast in a span of five episodes.
SASUKE 13[]
- See main article: SASUKE 13 Trials
The SASUKE 13 Trials were the first ever trials event in SASUKE history. Every competitor, including the SASUKE All-Stars and other established veterans had to compete on the trials. The top 30 were guaranteed a spot in the 100 that competed in SASUKE 13. Overall, 224 competitors competed in the trials, and 15 people cleared. Spots were based on how far someone got before they failed, with the competitors that failed with more on the clock getting a higher seed. Many of the people who did not make the top 30, still got a chance to compete in SASUKE 13. The top 15 is filled with established pros and All-Stars as well as competitors that would do well in SASUKE 13.
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
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1 | 98 | Takeda Toshihiro | Failed Cliffhanger (Third Stage) |
2 | 100 | Nagano Makoto | Failed Tsuna Nobori (Final Stage) |
3 | 97 | Kobayashi Masaaki | Failed Curtain Cling (Third Stage) |
4 | 90 | Iketani Naoki | Failed Body Prop (Third Stage) |
5 | 99 | Shiratori Bunpei | Failed Pipe Slider (Third Stage) |
6 | 81 | Satō Manabu | Failed Jump Hang (First Stage) |
7 | 80 | Kameyama Masashi | Failed Jump Hang (First Stage) |
8 | 88 | Yamada Kōji | Failed Jump Hang (First Stage) |
9 | 75 | Shimizu Hideaki | Failed Balance Tank (Second Stage) |
10 | 91 | Akiyama Kazuhiko | Failed Neshireta Kabe (First Stage) |
11 | 41 | Nakayama Kinnikun | Failed Cross Bridge (First Stage) |
12 | Yamada Katsumi | Absent | |
13 | 60 | Saiki Sho | Failed Jump Hang (First Stage) |
14 | 65 | Kitazawa Hideyo | Failed Jump Hang (First Stage) |
15 | 71 | Nakata Daisuke | Failed Wall Lifting (Second Stage) |
SASUKE 17[]
SASUKE 17 saw the return of the SASUKE Trials. Broadcast on SASUKE MANIAC, these SASUKE trials sent the top 8 qualifiers and they wore (#61-#68). 2 more representatives were also chosen to compete.
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
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1 | 68 | Washimi Yuuji | Failed Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
2 | 67 | Adachi Yūta | Failed Body Prop (Third Stage) |
3 | 66 | Tomioka Hotaka | Failed Jump Hang (First Stage) |
4 | 65 | Nakahara Yorimasa | Failed Jump Hang (First Stage) |
5 | 64 | Kawahara Takuya | Failed Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
6 | 63 | Yamasaki Buntoku | Failed Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
7 | 62 | Itō Hiromasa | Failed Rope Climb (First Stage) |
8 | 61 | Yamaguchi Takeshi | Failed Rolling Maruta (First Stage) |
-- | 82 | Yoneda Yusuke | Failed Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
-- | 9 | Tsutsumi Kentaro | Failed Circle Slider (First Stage) |
SASUKE 19[]
The SASUKE 19 Trials were held at Muscle Park and through a series of events, the top qualifier was chosen to compete. The winner, Matsuda Tsuyoshi, is Unlimited Cliffer #1, and made it pretty far relative to the rest of the competitors, beating the Jumping Spider, but ultimately failing the new Half-Pipe Attack and the first Trial where no trial qualifiers would conquer the First Stage.
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
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1 | 47 | Matsuda Tsuyoshi | Failed Half-Pipe Attack (First Stage) |
SASUKE 20[]
Shown on SASUKE MANIAC, events were at Muscle Park and elsewhere, including a trampoline event, race, and a balance obstacle. The top four qualifiers were chosen to compete. None of the four trial qualifiers cleared the First Stage for the second time in a row.
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
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1 | 1944 | Nomura Hiroki | Failed Jumping Spider (First Stage) |
2 | 1943 | Kano Takāki | Failed Rope Ladder (First Stage) |
3 | 1942 | Yamamoto Keitaro | Failed Jumping Spider (First Stage) |
4 | 1941 | Satō Tsuyoshi | Failed Pole Maze (First Stage) |
SASUKE 21[]
- See main article: SASUKE 21 Trials
The SASUKE 21 Trials were the largest SASUKE trials since SASUKE 17's. In the end, the top 8 qualifiers were chosen to compete. However, for the third straight tournament, all of the trial qualifiers failed the First Stage.
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 48 | Miyagi Takuya | Failed Jumping Spider (First Stage) |
2 | 47 | Kawaguchi Tomohiro | Failed Half-Pipe Attack (First Stage) |
3 | 46 | Matachi Ryo | Failed Flying Chute (First Stage) |
4 | 45 | Asa Kazuma | Failed Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
5 | 44 | Satō Jun | Failed Log Grip (First Stage) |
6 | 43 | Murakami Akinori | Failed Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
7 | 42 | Hashimoto Kōji | Failed Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
8 | 41 | Kubota Takayuki | Failed Half-Pipe Attack (First Stage) |
SASUKE 22[]
The SASUKE 22 Trials were a series of events designed to pick someone who could achieve kanzenseiha. Events tested speed, strength, and balance while others were obstacle specific such as for the Jumping Spider and Soritatsu Kabe. In the end, the 7 qualifiers won the chance to compete. The results for the trial qualifiers were greatly better than previous tournaments, as the two people who went the farthest in the tournament were SASUKE 22 qualifiers.
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
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1 | 78 | Kawaguchi Tomohiro | Failed Slider Jump (First Stage) |
2 | 77 | Urushihara Yuuji | Failed G-Rope (Final Stage) |
3 | 76 | Hashimoto Kōji | Failed Slider Jump (First Stage) |
4 | 49 | Kanno Hitoshi | Failed Spider Flip (Third Stage) |
5 | 48 | Nomura Hiroki | Failed Jumping Spider (First Stage) |
6 | 47 | Kawahara Yoshimi | Failed Slider Jump (First Stage) |
7 | 46 | Satō Hiroki | Failed Jumping Spider (First Stage) |
SASUKE 23[]
The SASUKE 23 Trials were a series of events designed to pick someone who could achieve kanzenseiha. Events tested speed, strength, and balance while others were obstacle specific such as for the Jumping Spider. In the end, the 6 qualifiers won the chance to compete. The results were good as 4 of the 6 trial qualifiers completed the First Stage, however all were defeated by the Salmon Ladder.
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
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1 | 50 | Satō Jun | Failed Salmon Ladder (Second Stage) |
2 | 49 | Nakamura Satoshi | Failed Salmon Ladder (Second Stage) |
3 | 48 | Katō Ryouma | Failed Jumping Spider (First Stage) |
4 | 47 | Hashimoto Kōji | Failed Salmon Ladder (Second Stage) |
5 | 46 | Ueno Takuya | Failed Halfpipe Attack (First Stage) |
6 | 45 | Tajima Naoya | Failed Salmon Ladder (Second Stage) |
SASUKE 25[]
The SASUKE 25 Trials consisted of several exhausting events, ranging from shuttle runs and sprints to pull-ups. The winner of each event qualified for SASUKE 25 and for the first time since SASUKE 21, all of the SASUKE qualifiers failed the First Stage.
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
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-- | 2 | Matsuki Masaru | Failed Rolling Maruta (First Stage) |
-- | 6 | Matachi Ryo | Failed Circle Slider (First Stage) |
-- | 92 | Hioki Masashi | Failed Circle Slider (First Stage) |
SASUKE 29[]
The SASUKE 29 Trials consists of 161 competitors attempting a course. The names of all of the competitors who competed during the trials were revealed during the broadcast of SASUKE 29. As a result, 46 competitors who have the best results is qualified for SASUKE 29.
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
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-- | 92 | Araki Naoyuki | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 91 | Yamamoto Keitaro | Failed Backstream (Second Stage) |
-- | 90 | Kadono Yuuya | Failed Backstream (Second Stage) |
-- | 89 | Okuyama Yoshiyuki | Failed Backstream (Second Stage) |
-- | 88 | Kishimoto Shinya | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 80 | Higashi Akinori | Failed Rope Ladder (First Stage) |
-- | 79 | Morimoto Yūsuke | Failed Pipe Slider (Third Stage) |
-- | 78 | Tatayama Masaaki | Failed Jump Hang Kai (First Stage) |
-- | 77 | Toyoda Masashi | Failed Jump Hang Kai (first Stage) |
-- | 76 | Itou Kousei | Failed Ni Ren Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
-- | 75 | Maeda Kyosuke | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 74 | Washimi Yuji | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 73 | Hioki Masashi | Failed Backstream (Second Stage) |
-- | 71 | Nanbu Makoto | Failed Jump Hang Kai (first Stage) |
-- | 69 | Iwabuchi Yuuta | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 68 | Fujimatsu Tatsuhiro | Failed Ni Ren Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
-- | 67 | Ishikawa Terukazu | Failed Backstream (Second Stage) |
-- | 66 | Ookoshi Kouki | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 65 | Takami Toshiharu | Failed Swap Salmon Ladder (Second Stage) |
-- | 64 | Kawashima Takayuki | Failed Rope Ladder (First Stage) |
-- | 63 | Yoshida Hiromori | Failed Ni Ren Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
-- | 62 | Katakabe Hiromasa | Failed Swap Salmon Ladder (Second Stage) |
-- | 61 | Inoue Hidekazu | Failed Cross Slider (Second Stage) |
-- | 53 | Uchiyama Shintaro | Failed Long Jump (First Stage) |
-- | 49 | Okada Satoma | Failed Long Jump (First Stage) |
-- | 48 | Watanabe Yousuke | Failed Ni Ren Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
-- | 47 | Yamamoto Hiroshige | Failed Jump Hang Kai (First Stage) |
-- | 44 | Namba Sumito | Failed Long Jump (First Stage) |
-- | 43 | Tsuda Takahiro | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 40 | Arashida Ryoichi | Failed Ni Ren Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
-- | 39 | Nonaka Yuudai | Failed Ni Ren Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
-- | 38 | Seto Shou | Failed Jump Hang Kai (First Stage) |
-- | 36 | Yamamoto Shingo | Failed Backstream (Second Stage) |
-- | 35 | Endo Seiichi | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 34 | Mizoo Motohiro | Failed Long Jump (First Stage) |
-- | 30 | Suzuki Takahiko | Failed Jump Hang Kai (First Stage) |
-- | 29 | Maeda Ryu | Failed Ni Ren Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
-- | 28 | Ookubo Kazunari | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 26 | Takauchi Hiroaki | Failed Long Jump (First Stage) |
-- | 18 | Narita Shinichiro | Failed Jump Hang Kai (First Stage) |
-- | 15 | Honbo Hiroaki | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 14 | Nishimura Takashi | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 13 | Ishii Hitoshi | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 10 | Hara Daijiro | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 8 | Iida Yoshinori | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
-- | 4 | MASA | Failed Hedgehog (First Stage) |
SASUKE 40[]
- See main article: SASUKE 40 Trials
The SASUKE 40 Trials consisted of 500 competitors with preliminary held in 5 qualifying rounds until only 10 competitors advanced to the Last Stage. The top three competitors who completed the Last Stage with the fastest time is qualified for SASUKE 40. As such, since the return of the trials, this is the first time since SASUKE 25 that all the trial qualifiers failed the First Stage,
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
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1 | 3937 | Nishimura Wataru | Failed Rolling Hill (First Stage) |
2 | 3936 | Yaegashi Shunpei | Failed Ni Ren Soritatsu Kabe (First Stage) |
SASUKE 41[]
- See main article: SASUKE 41 Trials
The SASUKE 41 Trials consisted of 500 competitor with preliminary held in 5 qualifying rounds until only 11 competitors advanced to the Last Stage. The top three competitors who completed the Last Stage with the fastest time is qualified for SASUKE 41. As such, this is the second straight time that all trial qualifiers failed the First Stage and the first time it occurred two tournaments in a row since SASUKE 19 and 20.
Results[]
Qualifier | # in Tournament | Name | Result |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 38 | Soma Kotaro | Failed Twin Dia (First Stage) |
2 | 37 | Chappi Takumi | Failed Dragon Glider (First Stage) |
3 | 36 | Nakamura Haru | Failed Twin Dia (First Stage) |
SASUKE 42[]
- See also: SASUKE 42 Idol Trials and SASUKE 42 Trials
The SASUKE 42 Trials consisted of ?? competitor with preliminary held in ? qualifying rounds until only ?? competitors advanced to the Last Stage. The top three competitors who completed the Last Stage with the fastest time is qualified for SASUKE 42. In addition, a special trials for idol competitors would be held for the first time. This trials featured twelve competitors in total, representing twelve different idol groups.
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