Do you know your SASUKE Part III

[Philster]

It's back yet again! Back and better than ever. There are 12 questions. Each correct question is 4 pts. As for any question that asks for more than one answer, each answer will be worth 2 pts. Get all questions correct and you in fact know your SASUKE. So without further ado, here we go.

1. Before SASUKE 35, who was the last person to attempt the final stage wearing #100? (also need the tournament number)
2. What number produces the most kanzenseihas?
3. What year did Monster9 file for bankruptcy?
4. In what tournaments did Toshihiro Takeda reach the Pipe Slider?
5. How many versions of the cliffhanger are there?
6. What tournament involved none of the all-stars advancing to the 2nd Stage for the first time ever?
7. Who is the youngest person to ever achieve kanzenseiha?
8. Who's the only person to receive #100 on their first ever career tournament?
9. Who holds the record with the least amount of time remaining on a kanzenseiha?
10. What was the start and end year of the Shin-SASUKE Era?
11. Who was the first American to attempt the Final Stage?
12. Who are the only two people to beat the Final Stage on their first try?

[terrellnelson16]

1. Makato Nagano, SASUKE 23
2. 2?
3. 2011
4. SASUKE 8,12,17
5. 7
6. SASUKE 19
7. Yusuke Morimoto, 24
8. Kazuhiko Akiyama
9. Makato Nagano, SASUKE 17, 2.56 seconds
10. Start SASUKE 18, 2007 - End SASUKE 24,2010
11. Kane Kosugi
12. Kazuhiko Akiyama, Yusuke Morimoto

[Philster]

Dec 29, 2018 20:57:30 GMT -5 terrellnelson16 said:

1. Makato Nagano, SASUKE 23
2. 2?
3. 2011
4. SASUKE 8,12,17
5. 7
6. SASUKE 19
7. Yusuke Morimoto, 24
8. Kazuhiko Akiyama
9. Makato Nagano, SASUKE 17, 2.56 seconds
10. Start SASUKE 18, 2007 - End SASUKE 24,2010
11. Kane Kosugi
12. Kazuhiko Akiyama, Yusuke Morimoto

Final Score: 54/58. For the 2nd answer, I meant competitor numbers. Like when Akiyama achieved kanzenseiha, he wore #86. Still great job tho.

[LusitaniaAngel313]

1. Nagano in SASUKE 23!
2. 99...? I think?
3. 2011...
4. 8, 12, MAYBE 15 since he sorta TOUCHED the pipe slider... otherwise 17 as well
5. 6
6. 19! UGH that was a bad tourney. XD
7. Yusuke Morimoto!
8. Kazuhiko Akiyama
9. Do we COUNT Miyake in Kunoichi 6? Otherwise it's Nagano by .03 seconds. Yusuke was slightly faster.
10. Started in 2008 - 2011
11. Kane Kosugi
12. Akiyama and Morimoto (And Miyake and Kadoi. )

[Dazed (Wiin)]

1. Nagano in 23?
2. 99?
3. 2011, after SASUKE 27.
4. 13 and 17?
5. 7
6. 19
7. Yusuke Morimoto
8. Akiyama in tournament 2, although the boxer dude did too?
9. Nagano Makoto.
10. 2007? and ended in 2010?
11. Kane Kosugi, sasuke 8.
12. Akiyama in 4 and Yusuke in 31.

[zoran]

Dec 29, 2018 20:41:13 GMT -5 Philster said:

It's back yet again! Back and better than ever. There are 12 questions. Each correct question is 4 pts. As for any question that asks for more than one answer, each answer will be worth 2 pts. Get all questions correct and you in fact know your SASUKE. So without further ado, here we go.

1. Before SASUKE 35, who was the last person to attempt the final stage wearing #100? (also need the tournament number)
2. What number produces the most kanzenseihas?
3. What year did Monster9 file for bankruptcy?
4. In what tournaments did Toshihiro Takeda reach the Pipe Slider?
5. How many versions of the cliffhanger are there?
6. What tournament involved none of the all-stars advancing to the 2nd Stage for the first time ever?
7. Who is the youngest person to ever achieve kanzenseiha?
8. Who's the only person to receive #100 on their first ever career tournament?
9. Who holds the record with the least amount of time remaining on a kanzenseiha?
10. What was the start and end year of the Shin-SASUKE Era?
11. Who was the first American to attempt the Final Stage?
12. Who are the only two people to beat the Final Stage on their first try?

1.Makoto Nagano Sasuke 23

2.99

3.2011

4.Sasuke 8,12,17

5.8 if you count 25's Ultimate cliffhanger

6.Sasuke 19

7.Yusuke Morimoto

8.Theres 2 actually Akiyama and the Boxer from Sasuke 1

9.Makoto Nagano 2.56

10.2007-2010

11.David Campbell Sasuke Vietnam 2?

12.Akiyama and Morimoto

[felixwydi]

Dec 29, 2018 20:41:13 GMT -5 Philster said:

It's back yet again! Back and better than ever. There are 12 questions. Each correct question is 4 pts. As for any question that asks for more than one answer, each answer will be worth 2 pts. Get all questions correct and you in fact know your SASUKE. So without further ado, here we go.

1. Before SASUKE 35, who was the last person to attempt the final stage wearing #100? (also need the tournament number)
2. What number produces the most kanzenseihas?
3. What year did Monster9 file for bankruptcy?
4. In what tournaments did Toshihiro Takeda reach the Pipe Slider?
5. How many versions of the cliffhanger are there?
6. What tournament involved none of the all-stars advancing to the 2nd Stage for the first time ever?
7. Who is the youngest person to ever achieve kanzenseiha?
8. Who's the only person to receive #100 on their first ever career tournament?
9. Who holds the record with the least amount of time remaining on a kanzenseiha?
10. What was the start and end year of the Shin-SASUKE Era?
11. Who was the first American to attempt the Final Stage?
12. Who are the only two people to beat the Final Stage on their first try?

1. Nagano in 23rd
2. 99
3. 2009?
4. 8,12,17
5. 7 versions
6. 19th
7. Morimoto
8. Akiyama in 2nd
9. Nagano
10. 2008 and... 2011?
11. Kane Kosugi in 8
12. Akiyama and Morimoto

[Philster]

Dec 29, 2018 23:53:42 GMT -5 LusitaniaAngel313 said:

1. Nagano in SASUKE 23!
2. 99...? I think?
3. 2011...
4. 8, 12, MAYBE 15 since he sorta TOUCHED the pipe slider... otherwise 17 as well
5. 6
6. 19! UGH that was a bad tourney. XD
7. Yusuke Morimoto!
8. Kazuhiko Akiyama
9. Do we COUNT Miyake in Kunoichi 6? Otherwise it's Nagano by .03 seconds. Yusuke was slightly faster.
10. Started in 2008 - 2011
11. Kane Kosugi
12. Akiyama and Morimoto (And Miyake and Kadoi. )

Final Score: 50/58. You were right about number 4 because you had the 3 tournaments. 15 didn't count because though he touched the pipe, they still ruled it as a devil swing fail because both of his hands weren't on the pipe. I liked how you used some KUNOICHI facts while trying to answer the question. Maybe I should do a KUNOICHI quiz somewhere down the line. The questions you got wrong was 5 and 10. For #5 you forgot one version of the cliffhanger and for number 10 you were a year ahead of both the start and end years. Still great job.

[Philster]

Dec 30, 2018 6:42:36 GMT -5 zoran said:

Dec 29, 2018 20:41:13 GMT -5 Philster said:

It's back yet again! Back and better than ever. There are 12 questions. Each correct question is 4 pts. As for any question that asks for more than one answer, each answer will be worth 2 pts. Get all questions correct and you in fact know your SASUKE. So without further ado, here we go.

1. Before SASUKE 35, who was the last person to attempt the final stage wearing #100? (also need the tournament number)
2. What number produces the most kanzenseihas?
3. What year did Monster9 file for bankruptcy?
4. In what tournaments did Toshihiro Takeda reach the Pipe Slider?
5. How many versions of the cliffhanger are there?
6. What tournament involved none of the all-stars advancing to the 2nd Stage for the first time ever?
7. Who is the youngest person to ever achieve kanzenseiha?
8. Who's the only person to receive #100 on their first ever career tournament?
9. Who holds the record with the least amount of time remaining on a kanzenseiha?
10. What was the start and end year of the Shin-SASUKE Era?
11. Who was the first American to attempt the Final Stage?
12. Who are the only two people to beat the Final Stage on their first try?

1.Makoto Nagano Sasuke 23

2.99

3.2011

4.Sasuke 8,12,17

5.8 if you count 25's Ultimate cliffhanger

6.Sasuke 19

7.Yusuke Morimoto

8.Theres 2 actually Akiyama and the Boxer from Sasuke 1

9.Makoto Nagano 2.56

10.2007-2010

11.David Campbell Sasuke Vietnam 2?

12.Akiyama and Morimoto

Final Score: 50/58. For #5 I did count the Ultimate Cliffhanger and it's not 8. For number 8 I meant excluding SASUKE 1 but you still gave me the correct answer so I will still count it. For number 11 it was not David Campbell. I'm not going to say who it is, that's for you to figure out. Good job tho.

[zoran]

Dec 30, 2018 14:23:00 GMT -5 Philster said:

Dec 30, 2018 6:42:36 GMT -5 zoran said:

1.Makoto Nagano Sasuke 23

2.99

3.2011

4.Sasuke 8,12,17

5.8 if you count 25's Ultimate cliffhanger

6.Sasuke 19

7.Yusuke Morimoto

8.Theres 2 actually Akiyama and the Boxer from Sasuke 1

9.Makoto Nagano 2.56

10.2007-2010

11.David Campbell Sasuke Vietnam 2?

12.Akiyama and Morimoto

Final Score: 50/58. For #5 I did count the Ultimate Cliffhanger and it's not 8. For number 8 I meant excluding SASUKE 1 but you still gave me the correct answer so I will still count it. For number 11 it was not David Campbell. I'm not going to say who it is, that's for you to figure out. Good job tho.

There were 2 versions of the Ultimate cliffhanger the regular version and 25 had a really difficult one with a raised ledge that no one managed to reach.Well the closest an american has come to reaching the final Travis Allen Shroeder in 4 who derailed the pipe slider, no american has reached the final.

[Philster]

Dec 30, 2018 14:47:01 GMT -5 zoran said:

Dec 30, 2018 14:23:00 GMT -5 Philster said:

Final Score: 50/58. For #5 I did count the Ultimate Cliffhanger and it's not 8. For number 8 I meant excluding SASUKE 1 but you still gave me the correct answer so I will still count it. For number 11 it was not David Campbell. I'm not going to say who it is, that's for you to figure out. Good job tho.

There were 2 versions of the Ultimate cliffhanger the regular version and 25 had a really difficult one with a raised ledge that no one managed to reach.Well the closest an american has come to reaching the final Travis Allen Shroeder in 4 who derailed the pipe slider, no american has reached the final.

There was an American who reached the final stage. His name is Kane Kosugi. He was born in America but then moved to Japan when he was 18 therefore classifying himself as an American. Thought there was a modification, it was still called the Ultimate Cliffhanger. There wasn't a drastic change.

[zoran]

Dec 30, 2018 16:20:00 GMT -5 Philster said:

Dec 30, 2018 14:47:01 GMT -5 zoran said:

There were 2 versions of the Ultimate cliffhanger the regular version and 25 had a really difficult one with a raised ledge that no one managed to reach.Well the closest an american has come to reaching the final Travis Allen Shroeder in 4 who derailed the pipe slider, no american has reached the final.

There was an American who reached the final stage. His name is Kane Kosugi. He was born in America but then moved to Japan when he was 18 therefore classifying himself as an American. Thought there was a modification, it was still called the Ultimate Cliffhanger. There wasn't a drastic change.

Kosugi sounds very much japanese

[Philster]

Dec 30, 2018 16:46:53 GMT -5 zoran said:

Dec 30, 2018 16:20:00 GMT -5 Philster said:

There was an American who reached the final stage. His name is Kane Kosugi. He was born in America but then moved to Japan when he was 18 therefore classifying himself as an American. Thought there was a modification, it was still called the Ultimate Cliffhanger. There wasn't a drastic change.

Kosugi sounds very much japanese

Kosugi is Japanese but he was born in America. Sho (his father) relocated to California. While he was there, Shane and Kane were born. So though they were from a Japanese family, they were born in America therefore classifying himself as an American as well.

[zoran]

Dec 30, 2018 16:53:15 GMT -5 Philster said:

Dec 30, 2018 16:46:53 GMT -5 zoran said:

Kosugi sounds very much japanese

Kosugi is Japanese but he was born in America. Sho (his father) relocated to California. While he was there, Shane and Kane were born. So though they were from a Japanese family, they were born in America therefore classifying himself as an American as well.

I though he lives in Japan today

[Philster]

Dec 30, 2018 17:08:53 GMT -5 zoran said:

Dec 30, 2018 16:53:15 GMT -5 Philster said:

Kosugi is Japanese but he was born in America. Sho (his father) relocated to California. While he was there, Shane and Kane were born. So though they were from a Japanese family, they were born in America therefore classifying himself as an American as well.

I though he lives in Japan today

He does but he's originally from America.

[LusitaniaAngel313]

Dec 30, 2018 13:56:00 GMT -5 Philster said:

Final Score: 50/58. You were right about number 4 because you had the 3 tournaments. 15 didn't count because though he touched the pipe, they still ruled it as a devil swing fail because both of his hands weren't on the pipe. I liked how you used some KUNOICHI facts while trying to answer the question. Maybe I should do a KUNOICHI quiz somewhere down the line. The questions you got wrong was 5 and 10. For #5 you forgot one version of the cliffhanger and for number 10 you were a year ahead of both the start and end years. Still great job.

Dang I usually ace these... Wait I MISSED a cliffhanger?! Let me think... 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7... WELL CRAP I DID! I FORGOT THE ULTIMATE CLIFFHANGER OF ALL THINGS! Only because I thought I had ALREADY counted it... RIP. Also I did those years since that was the years tourney 17 and 27 ended but meh, beggars can't be choosers.

[zoran]

Dec 30, 2018 17:10:57 GMT -5 Philster said:

Dec 30, 2018 17:08:53 GMT -5 zoran said:

I though he lives in Japan today

He does but he's originally from America.

I bet if you asked him today hed say hes Japanese

[Philster]

Dec 30, 2018 18:09:13 GMT -5 zoran said:

Dec 30, 2018 17:10:57 GMT -5 Philster said:

He does but he's originally from America.

I bet if you asked him today hed say hes Japanese

Look it up. It says that he was born in LAX. SASUKE fans even made videos about his Final Stage attempt alone and how historic it was for AMERICANS!

[kunnai56]

1. Nagano Makoto, SASUKE 13
2. 96
3. 2011
4. SASUKE 11, SASUKE 17
5. 7
6. SASUKE 26?
7. Morimoto Yusuke
8. Kawashima Hiroshi (SASUKE 1). I believe Kume Ryouta also wore #100 in his first tournament (SASUKE 18), as well as Akiyama Kazuhiko in SASUKE 2, so I'm not 100% sure on this question.
9. Nagano Makoto (SASUKE 17, 2.53 seconds)
10. 2004-2007
11. Kane Kosugi
12. Akiyama Kazuhiko and Morimoto Yusuke

[Philster]

Dec 31, 2018 19:06:10 GMT -5 kunnai56 said:

1. Nagano Makoto, SASUKE 13
2. 96
3. 2011
4. SASUKE 11, SASUKE 17
5. 7
6. SASUKE 26?
7. Morimoto Yusuke
8. Kawashima Hiroshi (SASUKE 1). I believe Kume Ryouta also wore #100 in his first tournament (SASUKE 18), as well as Akiyama Kazuhiko in SASUKE 2, so I'm not 100% sure on this question.
9. Nagano Makoto (SASUKE 17, 2.53 seconds)
10. 2004-2007
11. Kane Kosugi
12. Akiyama Kazuhiko and Morimoto Yusuke

Final Score: 42/58. For #1 Nagano was right SASUKE 13 wasn't. #2 is wrong because nobody achieved kanzen from the number 96. #4 you got 1/3 right. SASUKE 17 was correct but 11 wasn't and you're missing 2 other tournaments besides 17. #6 isn't correct, the All-Stars not clearing for the first time ever happened before 26. #8 you're right but I wasn't counting SASUKE 1. #10 is wrong. It didn't start in 2004. In actually started in 2007. Good try though.