Final Sasuke 22 Competitor List

[scnoi1217]

This will be a work in progress but ultimately I think it would be cool if we could fill in some of the gaps. Unlike Sasuke 21, we don't have a competitor list of all 100 people, so all 100 people will most likely never be known. Also, with the editing and the way some people didn't have numbers, finding out who went where will be tough. Still, I think it would be cool to dissect the broadcast and see what we can find. I'll be using Ube's work so far and us as a community will build off it. If you can help out, just reply and I or another mod will add the info.

I'll start by adding in a few obstacles failed and numbers.

Stage 1:
1. Shouji Tomoharu 庄司智春 Log Grip
2. Takashi Yatsuka Jumping Spider
3. Bobby Ologun ボビー・オロゴン Log Grip
4. Mohammed Yone モハメド ヨネ Log Grip
5. Manabe Kazuhiro; Log Grip
6. Taiko Drummer dude; Log Grip
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8. Pak Bo Kyung (sp?) パク・ボキュン Rokudantobi
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11. Hori ホリ 1st Stage Log Grip
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13. Yano Kiyohito; Jumping Spider
14? Yamamoto Takahiro 山本高広 1st Stage Rokudantobi
14? Kawahara Takuya 川原拓也 1st Stage Slider Jump
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17. Chiro チロ 1st Stage Rokudantobi
18. Kato Ayumu 加藤歩 1st Stage Half-Pipe Attack
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20. Akiyama Kazuhiko 秋山和彦 1st Stage Half-Pipe Attack
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26. Haga Tomoyo 芳賀友也 1st Stage Slider Jump
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30. Kasuga Toshiaki 春日俊彰 1st Stage Rokudantobi
31. Yamamoto Shingo 山本進悟 1st Stage Half-Pipe Attack (Course out)
32. Harashima Masami 原島雅美 1st Stage Rokudantobi
33. Aoki Yasho 青木保夫 1st Stage Rokudantobi
34. Kuramochi Minoru 倉持稔 1st Stage Rokudantobi
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40. Olivia Munn 1st Stage Circle Hammer
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44. Tatsumi 龍美 Slider Jump
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46. Sato Hiroki 1st Stage Jumping Spider
47. Kawahara 1st Stage Slider Jump
48. Nomura Hiroki; Jumping Spider
49. Kanno Hitoshi 菅野仁志 (Clear 3.74)
50. David Campbell 1st Stage Tarzan Rope (Time up)
51. Takahashi Hiromitsu; Soritasu Kabe (Warped Wall)
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57. Sakamoto Issei 坂本一生 Soritatsu Kabe
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76. Hashimoto Koji 橋本亘司 1st Stage Slider Jump
77. Urushihara Yuuji 漆原裕治 (Clear 7.51 sec left)
78. Kawaguchi Tomohiro 川口朋広 1st Stage Slider Jump
79. Lee Yen Chi リー・エンチ (Clear 2.61 sec left)
80. Takahashi Kenji 高橋賢次 Rope Ladder?
81. Yamada Katsumi 山田勝己 1st Stage Jumping Spider
82. Miyashita Junichi 宮下純一 1st Stage Jumping Spider
83. Matsunaga Tomohiro 松永共広 Jumping Spider
84. Okuyama Yoshiyuki 奥山義行 (Clear 3.33 sec left)
85. Watanabe Kazuhisa 渡辺一久 Jumping Spider
86. Shirai Ryo 白井涼 Rope Ladder (Time up)
87. Takahashi Mitsuomi 高橋光臣 1st Stage Jumping Spider
88. Akiyoshi Nakao 中尾明慶; Jumping Spider
89. Wakky ワッキー Jumping Spider
90. Sato Hiromichi 佐藤弘道 (Clear 1.55 sec left)
91. Levi Meeuwenberg 1st Stage Slider Jump
92. Takeda Toshihiro 竹田敏浩 Jumping Spider
93. Kawashima Takayuki 川島孝幸 Slider Jump
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95. Ishimori Taiji 石森太二 1st Stage Jumping Spider
96. Kitagawa Tomoki 北川智規 1st Stage Spider Walk
97. Iketani Naoki 池谷直樹 1st Stage Soritatsu Kabe
98. Paul ANTHONY Terek 1st Stage Slider Jump
99. Miyazaki Daisuke 宮崎大輔 1st Stage Tarzan Climb (Time up)
100. Nagano Makoto 長野誠 1st Stage Slider Jump

Stage 2:
49. Kanno Hitoshi 菅野仁志 (Clear 18.4 sec left)
77. Urushihara Yuuji 漆原裕治 (Clear 19.2 sec left)
79. Lee Yen Chi リー・エンチ (Clear 23.7 sec left)
84. Okuyama Yoshiyuki 奥山義行 (Clear 24.8 sec left)
90. Sato Hiromichi 佐藤弘道 Failed Metal Spin

Stage 3:
49. Kanno Hitoshi 菅野仁志 Failed Spider Flip (Disqualified)
77. Urushihara Yuuji 漆原裕治 (Clear)
79. Lee Yen Chi リー・エンチ Failed Shin-Cliffhanger
84. Okuyama Yoshiyuki 奥山義行 Failed Shin-Cliffhanger

Final Stage:
77. Urushihara Yuuji 漆原裕治 Failed G-Rope

No number (in order shown)
Inada Ayako 稲田亜矢子 1st Stage Log Grip
Kojima Yoshio 小島よしお 1st Stage Log Grip
Kishi Manabu 岸学 1st Stage Rokudantobi
Yasuda Kazuhiro 安田和博 1st Stage Circle Hammer
Nocchi ノッチ 1st Stage Log Grip
Komiya Rie 小宮理英 1st Stage Jumping Spider (Course out)
Luci Romberg 1st Stage Jumping Spider
Shimada Hiroyo 島田裕代 1st Stage Half-Pipe Attack
Ishikawa Terukazu 石川 輝一 1st Stage Tarzan Climb (Time up)
Ishimaru Kenjiro 石丸謙二郎 1st Stage Jumping Spider
Miho (Cherry Pie) チェリー☆パイのみほ 1st Stage (number is ?5)
Some other dude 1st Stage
TBS Announcer dude 1st Stage
Yoshikawa Yasuaki 吉川泰昭 1st Stage Slider Jump
Izuma Masakatsu 猪妻正活 1st Stage Slider Jump


Hey where'd they go?? (said they'd be there but not in the broadcast)
Setoda Eiji 脊戸田英次
Nakao You 中尾葉
Tominaga Takeyoshi 富永健義
Suzuki Kotaro 鈴木鼓太郎
Iwanaga Sho 岩永生 Jumping Spider (from his blog)
Nomura Masaki 野村将希
Katayama Keitaro 片山敬太郎 (pictured cheering in Sato's victory)
Yamanaka Kazuo 山中和男 (pictured wearing signature green overalls in the background after Sato's victory)

[VenusHeadTrap]

They skipped a lot definitely, but what I was noticing while watching it was that they were TOTALLY lacking the numbers this time around. I always take note on competitor's numbers and at first I was like "gee what's wrong with me? I need to watch the numbers more closely." Then it occurred that barely anybody had their numbers appearing on screen, it just showed the gray Shuriken (ninja star) with nothing on it.

[supernovamaniac]

박보근 i think.... not 박보경

[scnoi1217]

Apr 1, 2009 22:52:22 GMT -5 VenusHeadTrap said:

They skipped a lot definitely, but what I was noticing while watching it was that they were TOTALLY lacking the numbers this time around. I always take note on competitor's numbers and at first I was like "gee what's wrong with me? I need to watch the numbers more closely." Then it occurred that barely anybody had their numbers appearing on screen, it just showed the gray Shuriken (ninja star) with nothing on it.

And that's the biggest problem with trying to compile this list. Even with people like Matsunaga (#83) or Ryo Shirai (#86), you had to look closely and see what their number was. It will take a lot of detective work to get this list to show a decent amount of competitors.

[supersheep]

I noticed early on they were skipping around as oppose to going in order early on. Was i the only one that was extremely annoyed by this?

[arsenette]

Apr 1, 2009 23:56:21 GMT -5 supersheep said:

I noticed early on they were skipping around as oppose to going in order early on. Was i the only one that was extremely annoyed by this?

Nope (you were not the only one annoyed).. in fact I think they fit like 15 people between the Audrey guy (30) and Shingo (31).. maybe they learned Math from G4? LOL

[supersheep]

Yes, i was thinking G4 references, I was just hopeing they weren't going to do the whole no one clears then the last ones do even tho they are just random numbers. WAY too predictable, takes the excitment out.

[arsenette]

Well with only 5 clears.. the rest were kinda redundant.. LOL

[supersheep]

I meant do something like show Yuji's run last in stage 3 as a dead give away he got the farthest. THAT is what I can't stand.

[arsenette]

They didn't.. what are you talking about?

[scnoi1217]

Can we get this topic back on track?

[RiderLeangle]

I think that he means when G4 shows it, they're going to make Urushihara Yuuji the last Stage 3 run shown. I get the feeling the G4 Stage 3 order will be
Lee Enchi
Okuyama Yoshiyuki
Kanno Hitoshi
Urushihara Yuuji.

[scnoi1217]

I really don't care what G4 will do. That discussion is for another thread.

[arsenette]

Gotcha (Sorry scnoi ). Wish I had the list I had last year.. this would be so much easier

[lostinube]

Kawaguchi was 78. Koji Hashimoto was 76. I think all the STQers had numbers in that range.

[scnoi1217]

Actually, it seems like they split the numbers in half. Half were in the late 40s (I think 47, 48, 49) and the others were (76,77,78).

[scnoi1217]

Added a few more numbers based on what I could piece together. Mostly, it was based on people that stood right next to the starting platform before a run. Iketani stood next to Kitagawa Tomoki before his run, and then started setting up. Therefore, he wore #97.

[arsenette]

Got some names on the ones that we didn't before. I edited my first blog to show.

[lostinube]

Figuring out the gigantic gap from 51 to 75 is going to be interesting.

Conspiracy theory: There were no competitors 51 to 75. Monster 9 didn't have enough people but didn't want to break the illusion of a 100 every show.

[RiderLeangle]

It's times like this where I wish we still had Sasuke Mania.