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Post by takeshi1 on Jun 8, 2019 9:29:40 GMT -5
Season 4 of NW Germany starts filming on the 14th and series 2 of Team NW Germany airs in a week.
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Post by Kane-Not-Kosugi on Jun 8, 2019 14:27:22 GMT -5
YESSSSS!!! After last season's near-Kanzenseiha, I have high hopes for either a tougher course or a win. Take your pick, I don't care. It should be fun to watch! This is probably in my top 5 as far as the spinoffs go.
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Post by takeshi1 on Jun 16, 2019 10:02:43 GMT -5
TNW Germany ep 1 aired yesterday and here's a NW Germany series 4 pick ⤵️ |
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Post by takeshi1 on Jun 17, 2019 2:54:12 GMT -5
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Post by Kane-Not-Kosugi on Jun 28, 2019 13:12:50 GMT -5
Since nobody has updated it on this thread, here's all the info gathered regarding this season's international competition: 2 Teams have been spotted: Japan and USA. No 3rd international team has been seen but I'm still keeping my fingers crossed.
Team Japan: Yusuke, Tomo, Tada, Hioki, and Jun.
Team USA: Drew, Jamie, Tiana, Jessie Graff, and a 5th unknown.
I looked for top competitors from the UK, France, Spain, and Australia, but none of them seem to be here. This might be a 3 team special instead of 4.
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Post by LusitaniaAngel313 on Jun 29, 2019 20:43:31 GMT -5
Oh! So Ayano Oshima is also in Germany so... another rep for Team Japan?
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Post by takeshi1 on Jun 30, 2019 5:56:23 GMT -5
Since nobody has updated it on this thread, here's all the info gathered regarding this season's international competition: 2 Teams have been spotted: Japan and USA. No 3rd international team has been seen but I'm still keeping my fingers crossed.
Team Japan: Yusuke, Tomo, Tada, Hioki, and Jun.
Team USA: Drew, Jamie, Tiana, Jessie Graff, and a 5th unknown.
I looked for top competitors from the UK, France, Spain, and Australia, but none of them seem to be here. This might be a 3 team special instead of 4.
There are 4 teams: Germany, USA, Japan, Spain |
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Post by ulrich1991 on Aug 14, 2019 13:19:35 GMT -5
Season 4 starts Friday, September 13. Has a total of 11 episodes: 7 qualifiers, semi-final, final, celebrity special and international competition.
Mega Wall seems to have ANW 10 rules and the same hight as the ANW one (5.50 meters). 2000 € cash price for completion.
This season the last woman standing will recieve a cash price as well. In addition, the best woman from each of the 7 qualifiers is guaranteed to move on, even if she doesn´t make it into the top 7.
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Post by scottyging on Sept 9, 2019 18:38:36 GMT -5
Is there any way for people in the US to watch?
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Post by MiguelAbuel on Sept 13, 2019 22:00:39 GMT -5
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Post by takeshi1 on Sept 14, 2019 11:09:13 GMT -5
Ninja Warrior Germany s04e01 aired yesterday, course and results below: Stage 1 course: Quintuple Steps
Bag Catch (NWUK4 - modified)
Spinning Wheel (Rolling Escargot)
Ring Turn
Crank It Up (No laches + rope at end)
Warped Wall / Mega Wall Results: Top 15:
- 15 clears (inc. Alexander Wurm - last year's LMS)
- 0 Mega Wall clears
Top 3 women:
- 1 clear (advanced as part of top fifteen)
- 2 who failed Crank It Up Stage 2 course: Archer Alley
Flying Squirrel (very weird mod)
Salmon Ladder
Baton Pass
Spider Trap (two sets of doors) Results: Top 7:
- 5 clears (inc. Alexander Wurm)
- 2 who failed Baton Pass
Top woman:
- Failed Baton Pass |
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Post by takeshi1 on Sept 21, 2019 5:49:32 GMT -5
Season 4 Heat 2: Stage 1: Quintuple Steps
Hang Glider
Rolling Escargot
Ring Turn
The Clacker
Warped Wall / Mega Wall Stage 2: Archer Alley
Wingnuts
Salmon Ladder
Nail Clipper
Spider Trap Semi-finalists: 1/ Adrian Wullweber - CLEAR 1:56.89
2/ Andreas Frost - CLEAR 3:30.46
3/ Björn Graul - CLEAR 3:38.30
4/ Manuel Eder - CLEAR 4:02.06
5/ Oliver Edelmann - Nail Clipper (4)
6/ Herwig Natmessnig - Nail Clipper (3)
7/ Jannis Deuring - Nail Clipper (2)
8/ Stefanie Noppinger - Nail Clipper (2) |
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Post by takeshi1 on Sept 29, 2019 5:06:53 GMT -5
HEAT 3: Stage 1: Quintuple Steps
Hang Glider
*Spinning Bridge
*Spinning Bowties
The Clacker
Warped Wall / Mega Wall
* denotes obstacle used for the first time this series Stage 2: Archer Alley
Wingnuts
Salmon Ladder
*Hourglass Drop
Spider Trap Results: 8 finishers in Stage 1, including Mega Wall clears from Gary Hines and Max Sprenger. The remaining qualifying contestants failed The Clacker. Out of the women, one just scraped into the top 15, the other two qualified via the women's rule.
In Stage 2, Gary Hines went the furthest reaching the second board of Hourglass Drop. Felix Eckart, Daniel Gerber, Joel Mattli, Max Sprenger, Dr. Niklas Weber and Benedikt Sigmund failed the jump from the supertramp. Arleen Schüßler failed the salmon Ladder, qualifying for the semis via the women's rule.
So your semi-finalists are:
Gary Hines
Felix Eckart
Daniel Gerber
Joel Mattli
Max Sprenger
Dr. Niklas Weber
Benedikt Sigmund
Arleen Schüßler |
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Post by takeshi1 on Oct 6, 2019 6:13:52 GMT -5
HEAT 4: Stage 1: Quintuple Steps
Bag Catch
Broken Pipes (UK version)
Ring Turn
Crank It Up
Warped Wall / Mega Wall Stage 2: Tuning Forks
Flying Squirrel
Salmon Ladder
Captain's Wheel
Spider Trap Semi-finalists (with Stage 2 results) and Mega Wall Clears: Jun Kim - FINISHER
Norbert Schwarz - FINISHER
Milan Schirowski - FINISHER
Marian Lotze - FINISHER
Kim Marschner - Didn't attempt Spider Trap due to injury
Till Ebener - Captain's Wheel
Omid Bayat - Captain's Wheel
Pamela Forster - Captain's Wheel (Qualified as top female athlete)
1 Mega Wall Clear - Giovanni Ertl (4th Mega Wall Clear this series), failed to advance in stage 2 (failed Captain's Wheel) |
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Post by takeshi1 on Oct 13, 2019 5:00:40 GMT -5
HEAT 5: Stage 1: Quintuple Steps
Tick Tock
Broken Pipes
Bar Hop
Crank It Up
Warped Wall / Mega Wall
Despite this being the hardest stage 1 course yet by far, we somehow got the most Mega Wall clears this series, 3 in total from:
Christian Kirstges, Christian Harmat and Moritz Hans Stage 2: Tuning Forks
Big Dipper to Wheel (NWUK)
Salmon Ladder
Captain's Wheel
Spider Trap
Strong field meant only two of the advancing semi-finalists failed to complete the course. Sadly no advancing females tonight as they all failed obstacle 2. Semi Finalists: Alex Grunwald - CLEAR
Moritz Hans - CLEAR
Florian Böbel - CLEAR
Christian Kirstges - CLEAR
Philipp Hans - CLEAR
Harald Aichner - Failed Captain's Wheel
Artur Sommer - Failed Captain's Wheel |
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Post by Al Bundy on Oct 16, 2019 7:14:03 GMT -5
Since nobody has updated it on this thread, here's all the info gathered regarding this season's international competition: 2 Teams have been spotted: Japan and USA. No 3rd international team has been seen but I'm still keeping my fingers crossed.
Team Japan: Yusuke, Tomo, Tada, Hioki, and Jun.
Team USA: Drew, Jamie, Tiana, Jessie Graff, and a 5th unknown.
I looked for top competitors from the UK, France, Spain, and Australia, but none of them seem to be here. This might be a 3 team special instead of 4.
There will be a 4-nation competition this year: Germany vs Japan vs Spain vs USA.
Don't know yet when it will air, but it will be after the conclusion of the regular comp, which, I believe, should be in one month from now.
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Post by takeshi1 on Oct 26, 2019 5:01:04 GMT -5
HEAT 6: Stage 1: Quintuple Steps
Tick Tock
Spinning Bridge
Bar Hop
Circuit Board
Warped Wall / Mega Wall Stage 2: Archer Alley
Big Dipper to Wheel
Salmon Ladder
Floating Monkey Bars
Spider Trap Results: Mega Wall clears:
Michael Rindisbacher
Jescher Heidl
Semi-finalists with Stage 2 results:
Max Prinz - CLEAR
Michael Streif - CLEAR
Tobias Eberle - CLEAR
Michael Siegmund - FMB
Daniel Schmidt - FMB
Patrick Sonderegger - FMB
Philipp Boy - FMB
Cindy Wagner - SL (qualified via the women's rule) |
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Post by takeshi1 on Oct 26, 2019 5:11:45 GMT -5
HEAT 7: Stage 1: Quintuple Steps
Swing Surfer
Coin Flip
Spinning Bowties
Circuit Board
Warped Wall / Mega Wall Stage 2: Archer Alley
Big Dipper to Wheel
Salmon Ladder
Crazy Clocks
Spider Trap Results: First of all, shout out to Stephan Schmidt who spent 9 minutes on the swing surfer.
Mega Wall clears:
Karim El Azzazy
Rene Casselly
Semi-finalists with Stage 2 results:
Siegfried Sperlich - CLEAR
Eric Zekina - CLEAR
Yasin El Azzazy - CLEAR
Marvin Mitterhuber - CLEAR
Rene Casselly - Crazy Clocks
Karim El Azzazy - Crazy Clocks
Roy Sperlich - Crazy Clocks
Katharina Blank - Crazy Clocks (qualified via the women's rule)
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Post by takeshi1 on Nov 2, 2019 6:56:51 GMT -5
SEMI-FINAL: 54 contestants attempt a 9-obstacle-long course, top 27 advance. Course: Quintuple Steps
Double Twister
Block Run
Doorknob Drop
Bouncing Spider
Warped Wall
Fallout
Stair Hopper
Chimney Climb Overall Results: 4 clears - Joel Mattli, Alexander Wurm, Benjamin Reichmann and René Kaselowsky.
Cut-off point was Bouncing Spider.
Two female athletes in the final: Arleen Schüssler (failed Bouncing Spider) and Stefanie Noppinger (failed Stair Hopper) so Last Woman Standing is still to be decided. Finalists (in alphabetical order by first name): Adrian Wullweber (27), a doctor from Bocholt
Alexander Wurm (23), student from Cologne
Arleen Schüssler (27), saleswoman of Ninja Obstacles from Aachen
Benjamin Reichmann (33), helicopter pilot from Koblenz
Christian Kirstges (32), sales manager at an insurance company in Mülheim-Kärlich
Daniel Schmidt (28), police officer from Hamburg
Felix Eckart (26), student from Erlangen
Herwig Natmessnig (37), EMS studio director from Seekirchen am Wallersee / Austria
Joel Mattli (25), student from Dällikon (Switzerland)
Jun Kim (31), photographer and videographer from Cologne
Karim El Azzazy (28), sports therapist from Fellbach
Manuel Eder (32), tattoo artist from Schwaz / Austria
Marian Lotze (23), student from Breisach am Rhein
Max Prinz (20), sports climber from Hannover
Max Sprenger (24), student from Cologne
Michael Siegmund (38), sports representative at the professional fire brigade from Cologne
Milan Schirowski (29), food technician from Fürth
Moritz Hans (23), student from Stuttgart
Oliver Edelmann (25), mechanic from Seeheim-Jugenheim
Philipp Boy (32), insurance broker and former gymnast from Cologne
Philipp Hans (25), student from Stuttgart
René Casselly (22), circus artist from Hamburg
Samuel Dufner (30), student from Lindau
Simon Brunner (22), student from Innsbruck
Stefanie Noppinger (26), student from Hallein / Austria
Tobias Eberle (18), apprentice from Holzhausen
Yasin El Azzazy (29), a student from Murr |
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Post by Al Bundy on Nov 3, 2019 5:27:34 GMT -5
There will be a 4-nation competition this year: Germany vs Japan vs Spain vs USA.
Don't know yet when it will air, but it will be after the conclusion of the regular comp, which, I believe, should be in one month from now.
It will air on 16 Nov. According to what the commentators said, Isaac Caldiero and Jessie Graff will be part of Team USA.
For those who can't watch: I'll record it and then see if I can share it with you, but it'll be at the earliest in the first days of December
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