Numbers' First Clears

[ChiBiJKT48]

Obviously since I had too much time on my hand, I made a list of every first instance of a number getting its first clear ever, along with the person who made it happened. It is probably done here in the past, but, consider it an updated version of it. Note: This is accurate as of SASUKE 40.

#1: SASUKE 4, Atarashi Ichiro
#2: SASUKE 1, Yano Shinichi
#3: SASUKE 2, Suzuki Yuji
#4: Never cleared
#5: SASUKE 2, Udagawa Keiji
#6: SASUKE 27, Morikami Daisuke
#7: SASUKE 1, Yamamoto Shingo
#8: Never cleared
#9: SASUKE 2, Naruo Hideki
#10: SASUKE 3, Hasegawa Ken
#11: SASUKE 2, Sakamoto Takashi
#12: Never cleared
#13: SASUKE 3, Yamamoto Shingo
#14: SASUKE 4, Takemoto Hiroaki
#15: Never cleared
#16: Never cleared
#17: SASUKE 3, Tateyama Masaaki
#18: SASUKE 1, Yamamoto Yoshihito
#19: SASUKE 2, Amano Hiroyuki
#20: SASUKE 2, Yamamoto Shingo
#21: Never cleared
#22: SASUKE 1, Sakamoto Takashi
#23: SASUKE 2, Ito Yoshiharu
#24: SASUKE 20, Okuyama Yoshiyuki
#25: SASUKE 1, Wakae Kazuo
#26: Never cleared
#27: Never cleared
#28: SASUKE 4, Aizawa Shinichi
#29: SASUKE 27, Tajima Naoya
#30: SASUKE 2, Miura Eiichi
#31: SASUKE 1, Ota Yusuke
#32: SASUKE 2, Shibada Seigo
#33: Never cleared
#34: SASUKE 3, Asaoka Hiroyuki
#35: SASUKE 2, Takahashi Toru
#36: SASUKE 29, Yamamoto Shingo
#37: Never cleared
#38: SASUKE 13, Ueki Shigenori
#39: SASUKE 2, Tanigawa Yoshihide
#40: SASUKE 1, Miura Eiichi
#41: SASUKE 2, Tanabe Chie
#42: SASUKE 2, Yamamoto Tatsuya
#43: SASUKE 1, Koyama Shuichiro
#44: SASUKE 28, Someya Koki
#45: SASUKE 4, Nishihama Masao
#46: SASUKE 7, Takahashi Kenji
#47: SASUKE 1, Araki Motoharu
#48: SASUKE 2, Komatsubara Andourea
#49: SASUKE 1, Kawashima Takayuki
#50: SASUKE 23, Sato Jun
#51: SASUKE 16, Tomoyuki
#52: SASUKE 4, Matsushima Shinji
#53: SASUKE 4, Hashidate Takashi
#54: SASUKE 1, Miyagi Hidekazu
#55: SASUKE 4, Kobayashi Shinori
#56: SASUKE 2, Okumura Yuji
#57: SASUKE 2, Kimura Kazufumi
#58: SASUKE 11, Asaoka Hiroyuki
#59: SASUKE 1, Iijima Toyohisa
#60: SASUKE 18, Nagasaki Takamasa
#61: SASUKE 9, Nagano Makoto
#62: SASUKE 8, Sagawa Ryuichi
#63: SASUKE 27, Ryan Stratis
#64: SASUKE 1, Tada Tomohiro
#65: SASUKE 2, Hasegawa Ken
#66: SASUKE 2, Ishihara Toshitaka
#67: SASUKE 14, Nagasaki Shunsuke
#68: SASUKE 14, Kobayashi Shinji
#69: SASUKE 3, Morita Junpei
#70: SASUKE 2, Ebihara Masakazu
#71: SASUKE 4, Ueda Takuyu
#72: SASUKE 1, Yo Takashi
#73: SASUKE 4, Kanzaki Koichi
#74: SASUKE 5, Takeda Toshihiro
#75: SASUKE 4, Shigeno Susumu
#76: SASUKE 1, Amoto Naoto
#77: SASUKE 4, Eda Norihito
#78: SASUKE 1, Sugimoto Kazuhiro
#79: SASUKE 4, Fukushima Katsushige
#80: SASUKE 14, Asaoka Hiroyuki
#81: SASUKE 3, Ito Tadao
#82: SASUKE 4, Ito Tadao
#83: SASUKE 2, Yoshizaki Hiroaki
#84: SASUKE 2, Sato Hiroyuki
#85: SASUKE 24, Hashimoto Koji
#86: SASUKE 4, Akiyama Kazuhiko
#87: SASUKE 4, Sato Takashi
#88: SASUKE 1, Inoue Kiyomi
#89: SASUKE 1, Kane Kosugi
#90: SASUKE 1, Sato Hisaya
#91: SASUKE 2, Yamada Katsumi
#92: SASUKE 1, Yamada Katsumi
#93: SASUKE 2, Tomashima Nozuma
#94: SASUKE 1, Iketani Yukio
#95: SASUKE 2, Nakamura Shigeyuki
#96: SASUKE 1, Hasegawa Ken
#97: SASUKE 1, Omori Akira
#98: SASUKE 3, Kujirai Yasutoshi
#99: SASUKE 2, Omori Akira
#100: SASUKE 2, Akiyama Kazuhiko

Those that registered first clear to multiple numbers:
#1 Yamamoto Shingo (four times, #7, #13, #20, and #36).
#2 Hasegawa Ken (three times, #10, #65, and #96).
#3 Asaoka Hiroyuki (three times, #34, #58, and #80).
#4 Sakamoto Takashi (twice, #11 and #22).
#5 Miura Eiichi (twice, #30 and #40).
#6 Yamada Katsumi (twice, #91 and #92).
#7 Omori Akira (twice, #97 and #99).
#8 Ito Tadao (twice, #81 and #82).
#9 Akiyama Kazuhiko (twice, #86 and #100).

*I did the rankings based on who done it twice first, for example, Sakamoto clear twice first before Miura, hence he is higher*

Also, if you are curious about the order of the numbers by their first clear:
#2, #7, #18, #22, #25, #31, #40, #43, #47, #49, #54, #59, #64, #72, #76, #78, #88, #89, #90, #92, #94, #96, #97 (SASUKE 1),
#3, #5, #9, #11, #19, #20, #23, #30, #32, #35, #39, #41, #42, #48, #56, #57, #65, #66, #70, #83, #84, #91, #93, #95, #99, #100 (SASUKE 2),
#10, #13, #17, #34, #69, #81, #98 (SASUKE 3),
#1, #14, #28, #45, #52, #53, #55, #71, #73, #75, #77, #79, #82, #86, #87 (SASUKE 4),
#74 (SASUKE 5), #46 (SASUKE 7), #62 (SASUKE 8), #61 (SASUKE 9), #58 (SASUKE 11), #38 (SASUKE 13), #67, #68, #80 (SASUKE 14), #51 (SASUKE 16), #60 (SASUKE 18), #24 (SASUKE 20), #50 (SASUKE 23), #85 (SASUKE 24), #6, #29, #63 (SASUKE 27), #44 (SASUKE 28), and the latest one #36 (SASUKE 29).

[darthvaderlim]

I found out that 68 numbers have cleared Stage One in the Original Era (Sasuke 1 to 4) and only two (#44 and #36) did so post Monster 9 era

[darthvaderlim]

#80's first clear was Asaoka in 14, not Lee in 25

[ChiBiJKT48]

Dec 30, 2023 17:24:52 GMT -5 darthvaderlim said:

#80's first clear was Asaoka in 14, not Lee in 25

I knew I miss someone, LMAO. Thanks, will update it.

[ChiBiJKT48]

Dec 30, 2023 17:23:14 GMT -5 darthvaderlim said:

I found out that 68 numbers have cleared Stage One in the Original Era (Sasuke 1 to 4)...

Also you are not quite off with this, it's actually 71 numbers with SASUKE 1 registering 23 numbers *obviously*, SASUKE 2 registering 26 numbers, SASUKE 3 with seven numbers, and lastly SASUKE 4 with 15 numbers. The last 20 numbers already got their first clears across First Era, except #85 *and my, how long that wait was*. Speaking of #24, I think it actually had only one clear until Isa Yoshinori did it in SASUKE 40, which is done by Okuyama Yoshiyuki in SASUKE 20. SASUKE 60 next to see a #24 clears First Stage again?

[ChiBiJKT48]

Also, I want to really point out how Shiratori is so outcasted among his fellow All-Stars. Every other All-Stars are responsible for first clears of at least one the numbers, save from Shiratori *Yamamoto had #7 for example, Yamada with #92, Akiyama with his #100, Takeda with #74 in his debut, and Nagano with #61 during his breakout run*.

[ChiBiJKT48]

Unfortunately for now I can't add in SASUKE 41 result.

[xelA197]

Absolutely crazy that 78 had its best performance in the very first tournament while 85 had its first clear in 24.

[dakohosu]

Dec 31, 2023 6:10:11 GMT -5 xelA197 said:

Absolute crazy that 78 had its best performance in the very first tournament while 85 had his first clear in 24.

78 and 82 especially have had abnormally poor performances relative to their start positions. Neither have cleared Stage 2, the next highest number to have this distinction being #56.

I don’t think anyone wearing #78 has cleared since Sasuke 4 if I’m not mistaken. #82 I think we’ve had Wakky in 30, Darvish in 31, Araki in 38, and Ayano in 40, off the top of my head, since Sasuke 4.

[ChiBiJKT48]

I guess that had to do with #82 being held mostly by Geinojin competitors during Inui's tenure. On instance they are handed to good competitors that are capable of clearing Second Stage *for example Araki in SASUKE 38*, they choked one way or another.

[darthvaderlim]

Dec 31, 2023 18:28:37 GMT -5 dakohosu said:

Dec 31, 2023 6:10:11 GMT -5 xelA197 said:

Absolute crazy that 78 had its best performance in the very first tournament while 85 had his first clear in 24.

78 and 82 especially have had abnormally poor performances relative to their start positions. Neither have cleared Stage 2, the next highest number to have this distinction being #56.

I don’t think anyone wearing #78 has cleared since Sasuke 4 if I’m not mistaken. #82 I think we’ve had Wakky in 30, Darvish in 31, Araki in 38, and Ayano in 40, off the top of my head, since Sasuke 4.

78's last clear was in Sasuke 24 by Jun, who wasn't the Cliffhanger guy we know today

[darthvaderlim]

Dec 31, 2023 4:10:09 GMT -5 ChiBiJKT48 said:

Also, I want to really point out how Shiratori is so outcasted among his fellow All-Stars. Every other All-Stars are responsible for first clears of at least one the numbers, save from Shiratori *Yamamoto had #7 for example, Yamada with #92, Akiyama with his #100, Takeda with #74 in his debut, and Nagano with #61 during his breakout run*.

Fun fact:Bunpei is the first 77 to reach the Final Stage, and that's pretty much it

[ChiBiJKT48]

Dec 31, 2023 23:13:58 GMT -5 darthvaderlim said:

Fun fact:Bunpei is the first 77 to reach the Final Stage, and that's pretty much it

For that very reason I always associate #77 with Shiratori *sorry, Urushihara*. It's the same for other All-Stars, they had one number that I associate with them: #86 for Akiyama *obvious reason*, #96 for Nagano *this is kinda weird, he wear this number during his first Final Stage attempt so that's why*, #97 for Takeda, #98 for Yamamoto *both of them for wearing those numbers consecutively during Golden Era*, and #100 for Yamada *controversial but after all Yamada is the first ever competitor to be the face of SASUKE, also his #1.000 run is memorable*.

[dakohosu]

Dec 31, 2023 23:35:44 GMT -5 ChiBiJKT48 said:

Dec 31, 2023 23:13:58 GMT -5 darthvaderlim said:

Fun fact:Bunpei is the first 77 to reach the Final Stage, and that's pretty much it

For that very reason I always associate #77 with Shiratori *sorry, Urushihara*. It's the same for other All-Stars, they had one number that I associate with them: #86 for Akiyama *obvious reason*, #96 for Nagano *this is kinda weird, he wear this number during his first Final Stage attempt so that's why*, #97 for Takeda, #98 for Yamamoto *both of them for wearing those numbers consecutively during Golden Era*, and #100 for Yamada *controversial but after all Yamada is the first ever competitor to be the face of SASUKE, also his #1.000 run is memorable*.

For me it was typically…
#100 - Nagano
#99 - Yamada
#98 - Shingo
#97 - Takeda

They wore those numbers pretty frequently with changes here and there.

Shiratori didn’t really compete enough to have a proper designation, #96 being the only number he wore twice I think.

Same with Akiyama; he wore #99 and #100 a couple of times after his win but again was inconsistent after he failed the Godantobi. I do associate him occasionally with #71 and #81 as he did wear those numbers a few times due to not wanting to run in the dark because of his eyesight.

That said I reckon if Bunpei competed in 28 he’d get #95 because he was considerably the least impactful All-Star of the six, even if he was arguably the second best during his prime.