Top 58 Sasuke Runs (13-17)

[intelligentinfer]

Seeing that Shin-Sasuke had one, here is one for 13-17.

Final:
1. Nagano Makoto (17) - Kanzenseiha
2. Nagano Makoto (13) - Tsuna Nobori - 22.4m up
3. Nagasaki Shunsuke (17) - Tsuna Nobori - 18m up

3rd:
4. Shiratori Bunpei (13) - Pipe Slider (Jump)
4. Shiratori Bunpei (16) - Pipe Slider (Jump)
4. Takeda Toshihiro (17) - Pipe Slider (Jump)
7. Yamada Koji (16) - Pipe Slider
8. Kobayashi Shinji (14) - Devil's Swing (Knocked the bar)
8. Nagano Makoto (16) - Devil's Swing (Knocked the bar)
10. Takeda Toshihiro (15) - Devil's Swing
11. Shiratori Bunpei (15) - Climbing Bars
12. Nagano Makoto (14) - Jumping Bars
12. Yamada Koji (15) - Jumping Bars
14. Takeda Toshihiro (13) - Cliff Hanger (3)
15. Jordan Jovtchev (14) - Cliff Hanger (2-3)
15. Takeda Toshihiro (14) - Cliff Hanger (2-3)
15. Asaoka Hiroyuki (14) - Cliff Hanger (2-3)
15. Jordan Jovtchev (16) - Cliff Hanger (2-3)
15. Takahashi Kenji (16) - Cliff Hanger (2-3)
15. Takeda Toshihiro (16) - Cliff Hanger (2-3)
15. Nagasaki Shunsuke (16) - Cliff Hanger (2-3)
22. Nagasaki Shunsuke (15) - Cliff Hanger (1-2)
23. Paul Anthony Terek (17) - Cliff Hanger (1)
24. Kobayashi Masaki (13) - Curtain Cling
25. Yamamoto Shingo (14) - Curtain Cling
25. Morgan Hamm (15) - Curtain Cling
27. Kobayashi Masaki (14) - Body Prop (3-4)
27. Iketani Naoki (14) - Body Prop (3-4)
27. Ishikawa Terukazu (14) -Body Prop (3-4)
27. Yamamoto Shingo (15) - Body Prop (3-4)
27. Shiratori Bunpei (17) - Body Prop (3-4)
32. Iketani Naoki (13) - Body Prop (2-3)
33. Iketani Naoki (16) - Body Prop (1-2)
33. Adachi Yuuta (17) - Body Prop (1-2)
33. Yamamoto Shingo (17) - Body Prop (1-2)
36. Yamaguchi Kosuke (14) - Rumbling Dice (platform)
37. Nakata Daisuke (17) - Arm Rings

2rd:
38. Paul Hamm (14) - Wall Lifting (DQ)
39. Yamamoto Shingo (13) - Wall Lifting (3)
40. Yamaguchi Kosuke (13) - Wall Lifting (2)
41. Nakata Daisuke (13) - Wall Lifting (1)
41. Nagasaki Shunsuke (14) - Wall Lifting (1)
43. Nagano Makoto (15) - Metal Spin
43. Nagasawa Hidenori (16) - Metal Spin
43. Tomoyuki (16) - Metal Spin
43. Akiyama Kazuhiko (16) - Metal Spin
43. Kameyama Masashi (16) - Metal Spin
43. Kobayashi Shinji (16) - Metal Spin
43. Kobayashi Masaki (16) - Metal Spin
43. Paul Hamm (16) - Metal Spin
43. Lee Enchi (17) - Metal Spin
52. Yamada Koji (17) - Metal Spin
53. Ueki Shinegori (13) - Reverse Conveyor
54. Shiratori Bunpei (14) - Balance Tank
55. Shimizu Hideaki (13) - Balance Tank
55. Izumiyama Yuta (16) - Delta Bridge
57. Honma Kota (17) - Spider Walk
58. Kitaya Motoshi (14) - Chain Reaction

[yamfriend]

Very nicely done II. I love it when people puts stats like this up for Sasuke.

Also, some of these results are pretty surprising. For example, it's pretty hard for me to believe that there was only 1 Spider Walk fail throughout all 5 of these tournaments. I guess it just goes to show how the competitors got better at some of these obstacles since the first half of the 5-17 era.

BTW, once my computer is fixed, I hope on getting up a file on here that goes over all of the Stage 1 clear times for every tournament from 5 to 24. Just a heads up...

[intelligentinfer]

Next up will be 1-24.

[yamfriend]

Well keep in mind though that many of the results from Sasuke 1-4 will be very difficult (if not impossible) to get. After all, they cut a good amount of the Stage 1 clears/Stage 2 runs in the early tournaments due to so many clears back then. IIRC, some of these results aren't even on Sasukepedia since they never gave them out.

Point blank, IMO you should do the results for just 5-24 if you want to be able to actually do this.

[supersheep]

Not sure how you can judge 1-24.
Since the # of obstacles and difficulty was so vastly different between different eras, I am not sure that list will be all that useful.
A 1-4, 5-8 and 9-12 might be interesting since they are the same eras.

[SasukeAnimator]

This is probably a stupid question but what the heck does " Tsuna Nobori " mean

[ice]

Final Climb I think.

[supersheep]

it means Rope Climbing

[quasikoz]

Jul 6, 2010 13:22:20 GMT -5 supersheep said:

Not sure how you can judge 1-24.
Since the # of obstacles and difficulty was so vastly different between different eras, I am not sure that list will be all that useful.
A 1-4, 5-8 and 9-12 might be interesting since they are the same eras.

How many ties for 3rd would you get with all the people who've made it to the Final Stage. I don't think you'd see any 1st/2nd stage runs if you're doing a Top 38.

[Gamble]

Wow. I know Shunsuke is great, but it really opens your eyes when you see him up there ranked with Nagano. This is why I like stats in Sasuke so much, they remind you who the great ones are, even if they dont compete anymore. Id really love to see Shunsuke and Koji Yamada come back