cb
Honma Kōta
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Post by cb on Dec 31, 2022 12:24:14 GMT -5
I've made this thread to document all the obstacle saves I've found in SASUKE 40. I'll update this thread once I fully watch the Paravi as I have only watched some clips of the Paravi as I was only choosing to watch highlights.
Kane Kosugi - One handed save on the Dragon Glider
Yusuke Suzuki - Almost failing the transition to the second track of the Dragon Glider
Ikuma Horishima - An amazing Fish Bone save
HIKAKIN - Made a save on the Fish Bone
Hayate Kajihara - Managed to barely grab the Swing Edge with his fingers
Masashi Hioki - Saved himself from falling into the water during the Spider Drop
Naoyuki Araki - Saving himself on the Sidewinder as he grabbed low
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brz0ny
Jessie Graff
We need Ryo Fail Guessing Game for Sasuke 42
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Post by brz0ny on Dec 31, 2022 12:27:08 GMT -5
Can someone also name interesting Paravi parts worth watching that werent shown in TBS broadcast?
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Post by sasukewarrior333 on Dec 31, 2022 12:47:15 GMT -5
Can someone also name interesting Paravi parts worth watching that werent shown in TBS broadcast? Haven't had a chance to watch it all but I watched most of Stage Two and Yuuji actually missed the Salmon Ladder Nobori bar on it's initial jump similarly to Tsukada and Shingo, so it's incredible he actually made it in time. As for other saves, how about Isa's Sidewinder dismount? Got incredibly lucky. Think there was also someone else who barely made a transition, think it might've been Yuuji. |
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brz0ny
Jessie Graff
We need Ryo Fail Guessing Game for Sasuke 42
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Post by brz0ny on Dec 31, 2022 13:31:37 GMT -5
Akiyama on Fish Bone qualifies as one imo
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vaughan
Tatsukawa Tomihiro
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Post by vaughan on Dec 31, 2022 14:20:09 GMT -5
My favourite recovery would probably be from the rugby Fujita Yoshikazu. He was very slow and unconvincing through the first two obstacles so I was very surprised to see him pick up so much pace from the Dragon Glider onwards and actually clear with less than a second left.
After that I can't think of a proper obsticle save that hasn't been mentioned already. I remember one competitor getting full on wacked by one of the crosses on the Fish Bone and some how still stayed balanced on the pedestal.
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Post by dakohosu on Dec 31, 2022 15:06:29 GMT -5
Keitaro on the first Swing Edge transition.
If you rewatch it he actually missed initially but then last minute managed to wrap his fingers around the curved ledge.
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Post by Ninja Relaxer on Dec 31, 2022 18:25:04 GMT -5
Keitaro on the first Swing Edge transition. If you rewatch it he actually missed initially but then last minute managed to wrap his fingers around the curved ledge. Keitaro's Swing Edge clear was actually pretty funny. He kept looking over at the sidelines with a shocked look on his face like, "Are you guys seeing this s*@&?!" Too bad about that Pipe Slider fail, though. I wonder if he was losing arm-strength and simply had to jump there or fall in the water, or if he really thought he had enough momentum going into the jump. |
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Post by dakohosu on Dec 31, 2022 18:36:44 GMT -5
Keitaro on the first Swing Edge transition. If you rewatch it he actually missed initially but then last minute managed to wrap his fingers around the curved ledge. Keitaro's Swing Edge clear was actually pretty funny. He kept looking over at the sidelines with a shocked look on his face like, "Are you guys seeing this s*@&?!" Too bad about that Pipe Slider fail, though. I wonder if he was losing arm-strength and simply had to jump there or fall in the water, or if he really thought he had enough momentum going into the jump. Yeah I mean that was a save and a half so I'm not surprised. If Keitaro had failed there it would've put yet another black mark against his career as the "guy who's insanely strong but keeps choking", but thankfully this didn't happen. I rewatched his run, I don't think he was running out of strength as he still had a good grip on the bar, rather everytime he tried to swing back the bar would keep sliding backwards, so the one time he got a good backswing and the bar didn't move he just thought 'f*** it' and went for the jump, but then the bar swung back as he initiated the jump which meant he couldn't get enough of his body forward on to the mat. It definitely wasn't a Takeda-like fail, where you could see that he had nothing left and just made a do-or-die move before he lost his grip. But either way, I'm just glad they got rid of the stopper that never should've existed anyway, because we now have a final obstacle that causes the carnage it should've always done as the end of the most nail-biting stage. Man though, I REALLY wanted to see him in the Final, dude's been training since he was like 13 and he would've definitely had an advantage on the rock wall, even if he isn't a speed climber per se. |
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Post by sasukewarrior333 on Dec 31, 2022 19:34:02 GMT -5
Speaking of the Pipe Slider and saves, would you count Yoshiyuki and Tada on it as one? They both landed pretty narrowly, especially Tada.
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Post by hoseasasuke on Jan 1, 2023 6:40:16 GMT -5
Keitaro on the first Swing Edge transition. If you rewatch it he actually missed initially but then last minute managed to wrap his fingers around the curved ledge. Keitaro's Swing Edge clear was actually pretty funny. He kept looking over at the sidelines with a shocked look on his face like, "Are you guys seeing this s*@&?!" Too bad about that Pipe Slider fail, though. I wonder if he was losing arm-strength and simply had to jump there or fall in the water, or if he really thought he had enough momentum going into the jump. Probably the latter. |
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Post by hoseasasuke on Jan 1, 2023 6:41:56 GMT -5
Speaking of the Pipe Slider and saves, would you count Yoshiyuki and Tada on it as one? They both landed pretty narrowly, especially Tada. Agree for Tada, disagree for Yoshi. Tada looked like he was 100% failing, and somehow succeeded. That counts as a save imo. Yoshi on the other hand didn't have any problem with the bar |
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