Top Sasuke Competitors Ever - Added Sasuke 22

[scnoi1217]

Original Thread:
sasukemaniac.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=talk120&action=display&thread=463&page=1

Number of obstacles completed * Multiplier listed below:

Stage 1:
1-4: 0.75
5-12: 1
13-17: 1.25
18-22: 1.5

Stage 2:
1-6: 2
7-17: 3
18-22: 4

Stage 3:
1-4: 5
5-8: 5.5
9-12: 6
13-17: 7
18-22: 8

Stage 4:
1-4: 10
5-17: 12.5
18-22: 14

1. Makoto Nagano - 128.48
2. Toshihiro Takeda - 92.54
3. Shingo Yamamoto - 78.00
4. Bunpei Shiratori - 59.34
5. Katsumi Yamada - 49.55
6. Naoki Iketani - 46.23
7. Kazuhiko Akiyama - 46.12
8. Shunsuke Nagasaki - 44.5
9. Hiroyuki Asaoka - 39.92
10. Daisuke Nakata - 34.1
11. Jordan Jovtchev - 32.62
12. Koji Yamada - 32.57
13. Kane Kosugi - 30.35
14. Yuuji Urushihara - 25.83
15. Kenji Takahashi - 24.68+ (three other appearances we don't know about?)
16. Shinji Kobayashi - 23.21+ (don't know scores for 12, 18, 19, 20)
17. Omori (Monkey) - 24.54
18. Masāki Kobayashi - 21.56
19. Ken Hasegawa: 20.75
20. Lee Yen Chi: 17.08
21. Takayuki Kawashima - 16.5
22. Eiichi Miura - 16.17
23. Tatsuya Yamamoto: 14.25 (2,3)
24. Hiroaki Yoshizaki: 14.21
25. Shane Kosugi - 12.87
26. Levi Meeuwenberg - 11.67
27. Hitoshi Kanno - 11.5
28. Yoshiyuki Okuyama - 11.33
29. Daisuke Miyazaki: 9.50
30. Kinnikun Nakayama: 9.03 (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,15).
31. Tadashi Yo: 9 (1,2)
32. Kosuke Yamaguchi: 8.86
33. Manabu Satou: 8.85
34. Paul ANTHONY Terek: 8.375
35. Morgan Hamm: 8.03
36. Takuyu Ueda: 8 (2,4)
37. Hironori Kuboki: 7.96
38. Paul Hamm: 7.94
39. Hikaru Tanaka: 7.875
40. Minoru Matsumoto: 7.75 (3)
41. Travis Alan Schraeder: 7.58
42. Hiromichi Sato: 7.34 (18,19,20,21 - see notes below)
43. Shigeyuki Nakamura: 7 (2,6)
44. Masakazu Ebihara: 6.5 (2)
45. Yoshiaki Hatakeda: 6.3
46. Kenjiro Ishimaru: 6.02 (9,10,11,12,13,14,16,17,18,21)
47. Yuji Washimi - 5.937+
48. Shoei: 5.6 (6,8)
49. Kota Honma: 5.396 (13,14,15,17,20)
50. James Okada: 5.17
51. Yuta Adachi: 5.125
52. Terukazu Ishikawa: 5.125
53. Tomoyuki: 4.34 (14,16)
54. Takamasa Nagasaki: 4.33 (18,19,20 - see notes below)
55. Hiromitsu Takahashi: 4 (7,8,9,10,11,12,20,21 - see notes below)
56. Yoshihito Yamamoto: 4 (1,2)
57. Shusuke Sato: 3.5 (1*,4 - missing 2nd stage in Sasuke 1)
58. Brian Orosco: 3.17 (20,21)
59. Toyohisa Ijima: 3.04 (1*,2,4,7,8,9,10,11, missing 3,5,6, and 2nd stage in 1)
60. Masami Yusa: 2.54 (6,7,8,10,11,13,14)
61. Hibari: 2.48 (7,8,9,10,11,12)
62. Tomihiro Tatsukawa: 2.07
63. Goku: 2.02 (6,7,10,12)
64. Yuko Mizuno: 1.36 (8,9,10,11,13,14)
65. Passion Yara: 0.66 (16,21)
66. Minoru Kuramochi: 0.65 (9,11,12,13,14,15,16,18,19,20)
67. Masami Harashima: 0.64 (9,11,13,14,15,16,18,19,20,21, so I'm missing 2 tournaments)
68. Mika Izumi: 0.43 (12,13)
69. Koriki Choshu: 0.17 (15,18,19,20)
70. Yasuo Aoki: 0

[scnoi1217]

A few interesting things to note:
1. Despite lackluster performances by both, Iketani has moved past Akiyama for #5 on the All-Time List.
2. Yuuji Urushihara's Final Stage run, as well as his performance in Sasuke 21, moves him to #14, just behind Kane Kosugi.
3. I added in the multiplier for the new Final Stage, since Yuuji beat the Heavenly Climb, he gets 7 points.
4. Anyone that made it to Stage 2 this time jumped a ton of spots.
5. If someone made it to the Slider Jump but failed there, they get 1 point.

[davidyko]

Well done. That (14x) multiplier is pretty much what I would've chosen too. You probably do want to get rid of some of the comments on the side (for example, Sato), etc. but other than that, good job!

[gazzawhite]

Yeah please get rid of the comments saying "see notes below". They were added by me when I added some competitors because I was unsure of some results, if you checked them then there is no need for those comments anymore.

BTW, was Shingo counted as passing the Halfpipe Attack in 22?

[Homeslice]

Somehow, I don't think so - he never got to the Warped Wall, so I'd say yeah, he failed the Halfpipe Attack.

[lars072]

Apr 1, 2009 20:09:57 GMT -5 scnoi1217 said:

A few interesting things to note:
1. Despite lackluster performances by both, Iketani has moved past Akiyama for #5 on the All-Time List.
2. Yuuji Urushihara's Final Stage run, as well as his performance in Sasuke 21, moves him to #14, just behind Kane Kosugi.
3. I added in the multiplier for the new Final Stage, since Yuuji beat the Heavenly Climb, he gets 7 points.
4. Anyone that made it to Stage 2 this time jumped a ton of spots.
5. If someone made it to the Slider Jump but failed there, they get 1 point.

Urushihara is just behind Kane Kosugi? That doesn't make sense as this was his first time.

[TCM]

Apr 6, 2009 9:58:05 GMT -5 lars072 said:

Apr 1, 2009 20:09:57 GMT -5 scnoi1217 said:

A few interesting things to note:
1. Despite lackluster performances by both, Iketani has moved past Akiyama for #5 on the All-Time List.
2. Yuuji Urushihara's Final Stage run, as well as his performance in Sasuke 21, moves him to #14, just behind Kane Kosugi.
3. I added in the multiplier for the new Final Stage, since Yuuji beat the Heavenly Climb, he gets 7 points.
4. Anyone that made it to Stage 2 this time jumped a ton of spots.
5. If someone made it to the Slider Jump but failed there, they get 1 point.

Urushihara is just behind Kane Kosugi? That doesn't make sense as this was his first time.

Look how well he did his first time, on such a hard course. I believe he should be top 10, but he's not far from it.

[obakemono]

It's not his first time. He failed the Flying Chute in 21.

[arsenette]

Apr 6, 2009 9:58:05 GMT -5 lars072 said:

Urushihara is just behind Kane Kosugi? That doesn't make sense as this was his first time.

Though I know this was Yuuji's second time I still find it odd that he's that high after only 2 runs.. and behind Kosugi of all people.

Yuuji's run from 21 was on Sasuke Maniac - ramblingrican.blogspot.com/2008/09/sasuke-maniac-september-21-22-2008.html

[gazzawhite]

Apr 6, 2009 7:42:58 GMT -5 Homeslice said:

Somehow, I don't think so - he never got to the Warped Wall, so I'd say yeah, he failed the Halfpipe Attack.

Yes, but wasn't there a discussion about how Yamada was counted as passing the Cross Bridge in Sasuke 15 (for these numbers), even though he basically got a course out as soon as he reached the end of it? I was just wondering if Yamamoto's failure of the Halfpipe Attack is consistent with that (not trying to start a debate, just wondering).

[Homeslice]

I don't recall, but I think people say that Yamada failed the Cross Bridge in 15 too, even if he passed it. But that's another story.

But I'd say Yamamoto failing the Halfpipe Attack in 22 is along those lines.

[scnoi1217]

I think Yamada was counted as beating the obstacle, because technically he did.

I think, dont remember at the moment, but I think I put it down that he did not pass the Halfpipe Attack.

[arsenette]

There has to be a cutoff though. Shingo beat the Halfpipe attack twice if you go by that calculation.

[obakemono]

I can't see how you could count Yamada as passing the Cross Bridge. He fell off as a direct result of his attempt at it.

[Homeslice]

That's what I was thinking too.

[gazzawhite]

Also, it might be good to put an asterisk next to Hitoshi Kanno's name since his results are incomplete (we don't know how well he did in Sasuke 20).

[SuperTiger]

Apr 7, 2009 18:55:41 GMT -5 gazzawhite said:

Also, it might be good to put an asterisk next to Hitoshi Kanno's name since his results are incomplete (we don't know how well he did in Sasuke 20).

Kanno was in 20? I thought he was a rookie?

[arsenette]

No he wasn't a rookie. Apparently on his mixi page that Ube found he said that he was in 20 but was cut from the broadcast.