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Post by intelligentinfer on Jun 3, 2014 22:56:41 GMT -5
欠場 meant absent so probably no Yamada  Also Nakata Daisuke is back. Can't believe he was injured 10 years ago... time really flies XD But not seeing Tako Tencho and Aoki makes me sad |
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Post by LusitaniaAngel313 on Jun 3, 2014 22:58:25 GMT -5
Yeah I only just realized that! Yeah I guess Yamada is on retirement break for now. I doubt he's gonna be leaving though... idk why but I keep seeing him returning for no good reason! But still. Rooting for him and the 4 all stars competing
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Post by dudesky1000 on Jun 3, 2014 23:18:28 GMT -5
欠場 meant absent so probably no Yamada Also Nakata Daisuke is back. Can't believe he was injured 10 years ago... time really flies XD But not seeing Tako Tencho and Aoki makes me sad I don't see him anywhere... But speaking of other Daisuke's they're opening with the SASUKE 27 ratings-puller himself, Naito Daisuke! This is a pretty good line-up as a matter of fact that should bring in some viewers. I just wish Okuyama had applied, seems it's curtains for him on SASUKE. Also, strange that Kouji declined to compete. Maybe he got (rightfully) fed up with the way the show had been treating him. So psyched they brought back fake Bruce Lee, if only they managed to get fake Superman too! That would have been full of win. |
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Post by arsenette on Jun 3, 2014 23:24:29 GMT -5
欠場 meant absent so probably no Yamada Also Nakata Daisuke is back. Can't believe he was injured 10 years ago... time really flies XD But not seeing Tako Tencho and Aoki makes me sad I don't see him anywhere... But speaking of other Daisuke's they're opening with the SASUKE 27 ratings-puller himself, Naito Daisuke! This is a pretty good line-up as a matter of fact that should bring in some viewers. I just wish Okuyama had applied, seems it's curtains for him on SASUKE. Also, strange that Kouji declined to compete. Maybe he got (rightfully) fed up with the way the show had been treating him. So psyched they brought back fake Bruce Lee, if only they managed to get fake Superman too! That would have been full of win. Agreed. Nakata is not there. Not sure which you are confusing him with. As for Superman.. the old one is not back but I think someone had the Superman shirt. We'll see if he wore it. I have to see that. GOD this month is going to drag. LOL |
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Post by LusitaniaAngel313 on Jun 3, 2014 23:24:44 GMT -5
Oh yeah Tatskawa I believe was his name... Oh goodness how can I forget him! XD But yes Ijima is boss! XD SASUKE 9 has him screamin' good! XD
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Post by mindwarp on Jun 3, 2014 23:34:52 GMT -5
I wonder if the "unable to appear" people just missed the photo shoot, since we do know about Yamada, and I highly doubt that he wouldn't be aired. When did the photo shoot take place relative to running the first stage?
That said... man, we can get a current Ranger (#42, Yokohama Ryusei aka Hikari/ToQ #4 in Ressha Sentai ToQger), and a Rider from the previous series (#48, Nagase Tasuku aka Nitou Kousuke/Kamen Rider Beast in Kamen Rider Wizard), but we can't get the current starring Kamen Rider who kicks butt on Sports Danshi (Sano Gaku)? It's not like Kamen Rider Gaim doesn't have a movie coming out double billed with the ToQger movie. (sighs)
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Post by LusitaniaAngel313 on Jun 3, 2014 23:38:47 GMT -5
Bunpei deserves it! It kinda reminds me of Yamada in SASUKE 17. Gonna retire after that so it was its way of saying farewell. I'm guessing the same goes here. (Clearly Nagano deserved 100 in 17 but if he did who knows what may have changed) Back on topic I doubt Yamada went missing to be fair.
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Post by lostinube on Jun 4, 2014 1:07:43 GMT -5
No.01 元WBC世界フライ級王者 内藤大助 Daisuke Naito
No.02 俳優・「テラスハウス」てっちゃん 菅谷哲也 Tetsuya Sugaya
No.03 人材派遣業 鳥澤克秀 Katsuhide Torisawa
No.04 医薬品メーカー・営業 西村 卓 Takashi Nakamura
No.05 イタリアンのコック池田顕斗 Kento Ikeda
No.06 阿蘇ミルク牧場勤務 菊川靖博 Yasuhiro Kikukawa
No.07 温泉旅館若旦那 池谷秀喜 Hideki Iketani
No.08 クルーズ船乗務員 鈴木吉之 Yoshiyuki Suzuki
No.09 幼稚園教諭 檜物 量 Ryou Hinokimono
No.10 造幣局局員 深沼 開 Haruki Fukanuma
No.11 お笑いコンビ「弾丸ジャッキー」オラキオ Orakio
No.12 料理研究家 寺田真二郎 Shinjiro Terada
No.13 灘高校2年生 大西由真 Yuma Oonishi
No.14 東京大学大学院生 森澤教有 Noritomo Morisawa
No.15 住友商事・営業 板谷友弘 Tomohiro Itaya
No.16 元スノーボード五輪代表 成田童夢 Doumo Narita
No.17 米軍岩国基地消防隊員 脇 雅美 Masami Waki
No.18 材木店勤務 清宮裕太 Yuuta Kiyomiya
No.19「週刊TVガイド」記者 田中晴輝 Seiki Tanaka
No.20 製鉄所・機械整備 釜石龍馬 Ryuuma Kamaishi
No.21 妃羽理軍団（カンフーくん）尾野透雅 Yukimasa Ono
No.22 妃羽理軍団（ニューハーフ忍者）やすこYasuko
No.23 妃羽理軍団（リトルＪ・チェン）井田洋人 Hiroto Ida
No.24 長野五輪スキー審判員 遠藤清一 Seichi Endo
No.25 小児科医 垣迫三夫 Mitsuo Kakisako
No.26 ムエタイ世界チャンピオン Little Tiger
No.27 フェイシャルサロン経営 佐々木陽子 Youko Sasaki
No.28 サックスプレーヤー 大西由希子 Yukiko Oonishi
No.29 シュートボクシング RENA
No.30 ポールダンサー eMY
No.31 山田軍団（ヘビ）松原慎治 Shinji Matsubara
No.32 山田軍団（SEGA）山本浩茂 Koshige Yamamoto
No.33 山田軍団（クロネコ）渡辺陽介 Yousuke Watanabe
No.34 欠場
No.35 電気店勤務 日置将士 Masashi Hioki
No.36 湯けむり忍者隊 葉隠一族 葉隠長門 Hagakure Nagato
No.37 大工 尾登滉一 Kouichi Oto
No.38 RIZAP トレーナー 永野智哉 Tomoya Nagano
No.39 造船所（溶接）松原勝大 Katsuo Matsubara
No.40 消防士 松尾信宏 Nobuhiro Matsuo
No.41 モデル 大倉士門 Shimon Ookura
No.42 俳優・烈車戦隊トッキュウジャー 横浜流星 Ryusei Yokohama
No.43 中学校体育教師 鈴木祐輔 Yuusuke Suzuki
No.44 救助隊員 村山卓也 Takuya Murayama
No.45 パン店店長 権藤博幸 Hiroyuki Gondou
No.46 GOLD GYM トレーナー 橋本祐樹 Yuuki Hashimoto
No.47 京都大学工学部 岡田行正 Yukimasa Okada
No.48 俳優・仮面ライダービースト永瀬 匡 Tasuku Nagase
No.49 俳優 山本涼介 Ryusuke Yamamoto
No.50 小学校体育主任 石井勇太 Yuuta Ishii
No.51 ショーパフォーマー 飯島豊久 Toyohisa Iijima
No.52 俳優 石丸謙二郎 Kenjirou Ishimaru
No.53 主婦 渡邊美香 Mika Watanabe
No.54 プロフィギュアスケーター 澤山瑠奈 Rina Sawayama
No.55 欠場
No.56 女優/新体操元日本代表 花井瑠美 Rumi Hanai
No.57 新体操元ロシア代表 セレズーニョーワ・アントニーナ Antonina Seleznyova
No.58 アルペン全日本強化指定選手 川浦あすか Asuka Kawaura
No.59 腹筋中学生 小山田卓馬 Takuma Oyamada
No.60 ロックミュージシャン 天野ジョージ Joji Amano
No.61 タレント・元ダンサー 内山麿我 Maroka Uchiyama
No.62 陸上自衛隊員 河野神樹 Kodama Kono
No.63 ボディクリエイター 今村大祐 Daisuke Imamura
No.64 元暴走族 割谷泰三 Taizo Wariya
No.65 英語教師 洪 恭芹 Jin Cheen-Howng
No.66トレーニングインストラクター 廖 龍隼Liao Long Zhun
No.67 トラック運転手 川口朋広 Tomohiro Kawaguchi
No.68 スポーツジムトレーナー 上遠野裕也 Yuuya Kadono
No.69 幼稚園の先生 星川大我 Taiga Hoshikawa
No.70 スタントマン 片伯部浩正 Hiromasa Katakabe
No.71 鹿児島大学 医学部 高見俊治 Toshiharu Takami
No.72 プロMTBライダー 守上大輔 Daisuke Morikami
No.73 商社マン 岸本真弥 Shinya Kishimoto
No.74 居酒屋「地どり屋」店長 石川輝一 Terukazu Ishikawa
No.75 カラオケ店員 加藤僚馬 Ryouma Katou
No.76 銀行員 松尾陽介 Yousuke Matsuo
No.77 神棚職人 前田 竜 Ryu Maeda
No.78 ファイアーダンサー ケイン安齋 Kane Anzai
No.79 ゴールデンボンバー ドラム 樽美酒研二 Kenji Darvish
No.80 スポーツトレーナー 竹田敏浩 Toshihiro Takeda
No.81 肉体派お笑い芸人 なかやまきんに君 Kinnikun Nakayama
No.82 お笑いコンビ「ペナルティ」ワッキー Wakky
No.83 アクロバットパフォーマー 金子陽祐 Yousuke Kaneko
No.84 陸上 十種競技選手 染谷幸喜 Koki Someya
No.85 フィンスイミング元日本チャンピオン 山口康輔 Kosuke Yamaguchi
No.86 トランポリン パフォーマー 長崎峻侑 Shunsuke Nagasaki
No.87 欠場
No.88 プロキックボクサー 武 尊 Takeru
No.89 アテネ五輪体操団体金メダリスト 中野大輔 Daisuke Nakano
No.90 台湾の英雄 リー・エンチ Lee Enchi
No.91 ASEAN OPEN CUP 金メダリスト ドリュー・ドレッシェル Drew Dreschel
No.92 自動車整備工場勤務 山本進悟 Shingo Yamamoto
No.93 靴のハルタ・ 営業 漆原裕治 Yuuji Urushihara
No.94 配管工 又地 諒 Ryo Matachi
No.95 運送業 高橋賢次 Kenji Takahashi
No.96 シルバーアクセサリーデザイナー 菅野仁志 Hitoshi Kanno
No.97 千葉県印西市役所勤務 白鳥文平 Bunpei Shiratori
No.98 植木職人 朝 一眞 Kazuma Asa
No.99「第50金比羅丸」船長 長野 誠 Makoto Nagano
No.100 サスケくん・ 高知大学大学院 森本裕介 Yuusuke Morimoto
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Post by arsenette on Jun 4, 2014 1:32:35 GMT -5
Btw Ube thanks so much for the names (that's the hardest part, especially with new people).
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Post by lostinube on Jun 4, 2014 2:53:29 GMT -5
As always, some of these are guesses at best. The more famous a person is, the easier it is to find their name. If you find something that is supposed to something else, let me know. BUT try to provide some documentation.
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Post by thatoneuser on Jun 4, 2014 6:54:00 GMT -5
One major two-part question regarding #21-23: Why does Hibari have a gundan and what is Little J Chen?
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Post by lostinube on Jun 4, 2014 7:05:58 GMT -5
J. チェン stands for Jackie Chan.
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Post by SRW on Jun 4, 2014 7:34:35 GMT -5
Nagano is still pretty much the top focus and number 100 is a pleasent suprise so fine with me.
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Post by urgentemente on Jun 4, 2014 8:19:27 GMT -5
Aww, no Tako :-( I thought after seeing those pics of them all in his restaurant recently around taping time it was sign he had competed.
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Post by lostinube on Jun 4, 2014 9:32:42 GMT -5
Re: No.'s 21-23, the Hibari Gundan 妃羽理軍団 21 and 23 are members of Tsubasa Project, a talent agency of sorts run by actress Tsubasa Akimoto that specializes in doing action (she used to appear on Kinniku Banzuke and Kane the Muscle apparently). Hibari teaches at Akimoto's school (along with former Muscle Musical member and SASUKE 20-22 participant Tomoyo Haga) and does performances with her group. Yasuko (22) works at the same show pub in Tokyo that Hibari works/worked at. www.tsubasa-kichi.net/teacher/index.html |
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Post by lostinube on Jun 4, 2014 9:46:51 GMT -5
Oh, and if you've been wondering what Toyohisa Iijima has been up to, he works as a performer in Roppongi. I'm pretty sure Hibari used to work there too. www.kaguwa.com/oiranza.htmlHe was also working for the troupe that the guy who helped put together the original Muscle Musical had but that seems kaput right now. If nothing else, the Muscle Musical has alumni in all sorts of shows around Japan. Oh and, no mention of Iijima is complete without a link to his geocities page (geocities Japan was not shut down like it's US counterpart). www.geocities.co.jp/Hollywood-Spotlight/5749/ |
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Post by LusitaniaAngel313 on Jun 4, 2014 10:01:39 GMT -5
Nagano is still pretty much the top focus and number 100 is a pleasent suprise so fine with me. I must agree with ya. This will be an exciting tournament, no doubt about it.  |
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Post by arsenette on Jun 4, 2014 10:17:11 GMT -5
Nagano is still pretty much the top focus and number 100 is a pleasent suprise so fine with me. I agree. I know there have been discussions about the whole retiring All-star things vs the weening people off them slowly. THIS is how it should be done. Staggering the All-stars between the new stars to force the viewership to watch them together then gradually eliminating them altogether when they retire of their own volition. From the past when analyzing Twitter comments, people usually would watch only when the All-stars were on and then shut the TV off. This time.. they are forced to see between them and get to know the new crew. I like this line up a lot. |
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Post by LusitaniaAngel313 on Jun 4, 2014 10:21:13 GMT -5
Nagano is still pretty much the top focus and number 100 is a pleasent suprise so fine with me. I agree. I know there have been discussions about the whole retiring All-star things vs the weening people off them slowly. THIS is how it should be done. Staggering the All-stars between the new stars to force the viewership to watch them together then gradually eliminating them altogether when they retire of their own volition. From the past when analyzing Twitter comments, people usually would watch only when the All-stars were on and then shut the TV off. This time.. they are forced to see between them and get to know the new crew. I like this line up a lot. I must admit I did that for the longest time... I couldn't help but watch the all stars make their runs but if none make it past stage one (19, 22, 26 for examples), I couldn't care less for anyone else and just move on. Now I do have some favorites from the new stars but I still don't watch any further. Now I'm watching with a new respect for the new stars. I like this set up. Can't wait to see it unfold. We got 28 days! |
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Post by wrestlingfan55 on Jun 4, 2014 10:49:58 GMT -5
BRUCE LEE GUY! YES!
(Now watch them skip his run -_- )
#90-100 is intense. Morimoto, I think I feel bad for him.
Yuuji and Nagano both have their winning numbers.
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