Kunoichi (TV series)
Kunoichi is a women's obstacle course competition held in Japan and broadcast on the Tokyo Broadcasting System. It is a spin-off of Sasuke, another obstacle course series. Kunoichi is different from Sasuke in that the competitors are exclusively female. The show is re-broadcast as Women of Ninja Warrior on the American G4 channel. It originally ran for 8 tournaments between 2001 and 2009. In 2017, after an 8-year hiatus, it was renewed for a 9th tournament which aired on February 12, 2017. A 10th tournament followed shortly afterwards on July 2, 2017. The 9th and 10th tournaments took place on an indoor course at the Makuhari Messe Convention Hall, unlike past tournaments taking place at Midoriyama Studio City.
Participants
Participants compete for a prize of 2 million yen.Each competition starts with 100 competitors from a range of backgrounds such as actors, comedians, housewives, and athletes, amateur and Olympians alike. The competitors are mainly Japanese, but many international competitors have participated.
''Kunoichi'' All-Stars
Ayako Miyake - This three-time consecutive Kunoichi champion has earned her the nickname "Queen of Kunoichi". Weighing only, Ayako is also an acrobatic dancer, who used to work for :ja:マッスルミュージカル|Muscle Musical. She achieved total victory in the 4th, 5th, and 6th competitions. In the 7th Competition however, she fell on the last obstacle of the Second Stage, the last part of the Swinging Beams, which was a metal beam without a rope support like the last two. Her failure left the other competitors in visible shock because, in the words of the narrator "She was the competitor everyone was counting on!" As of 2008, she has cleared the first stage four times in a row and the second, third and final stages three times in a row. Recently Ayako and a few other Muscle Musical members including the creator and Sayaka Asami broke away and created their own group, so it is now rumored that she will no longer compete.Rie Komiya - This is one of the top competitors on Kunoichi and is notable for advancing all the way to the Third Stage in her first tournament, and failing Domino Hill. In the 5th Competition, she looked better than Miss Perfect herself, however by the time she reached the Skyway Pole in the final stage she looked defeated and her time ran out. She is a Japanese newscaster and went into modeling after her appearance on Kunoichi, before joining the Muscle Musical by the time of the 7th competition. Her run in the 6th competition was cut from the broadcast, but it is known that she failed stage 1. She was one of only four competitors who defeated the First Stage in the 7th competition, but she failed on the Monkey Bars in the Second Stage. As of 2008 she has cleared the first stage three times,the second stage twice, and the third stage once. Rie Komiya also competed in SASUKE 22, SASUKE 23, SASUKE 24 and SASUKE 26, being disqualified on the Jumping Spider and then failing the Half-pipe Attack, the Log Grip and the Rolling Escargot respectively. In Kunoichi 8 she became the second woman ever to beat the Final Stage.
Yuko Mizuno - After almost completing the Final Stage in the 2nd and 3rd Competitions, she was thought to be the most likely competitor to complete the Final Stage, and was once thought to be the "Queen of Kunoichi". In the 3rd Competition, Yuko missed the button by 0.12 seconds. That was similar to Makoto Nagano in Sasuke 12. Since then, she has only made it to the Third Stage once, and hasn't passed the First Stage in the 4th, 6th and 7th competition. Besides being a Kunoichi competitor, she is also a celebrity athlete, and a regular Sasuke competitor. Fans also call her Ms. Kunoichi, for her similar status to Mr. Sasuke, Katsumi Yamada. As of 2008 she has cleared the first stage three times,the second stage three times and the third stage twice.She is also known as the Katsumi Yamada of Kunoichi.
Maho Tanaka - She is a professional snowboarder/wakeboarder. Maho was considered an All-Star of Kunoichi by the second time she has competed. She is known for her impressive speed nearly matching Ayako Miyake's records. Also she made it to the Final Stage during her second appearance, in the 6th tournament, where she completed the Third Stage most difficult obstacle, Domino Hill, at a very quick pace, that exceed any competitors' time who attempted or completed that obstacle. As she made it past the first three stages, it seems that she wasn't nervous about any obstacles standing in her way, but by the time she reached the Final Stage, she was unsure about her footing, constantly looking down, and began to lose speed on the Brick Climb, which by the time she completed time was already up. In the 7th tournament, she was the only competitor to reach the Third Stage, however she was defeated by the obstacle that she had defeated in the previous tournament, Domino Hill. In Kunoichi 8 she was eliminated when she wasn't one of the top two in her group to finish the first stage. As of 2010 she has cleared the first stage twice, the second stage twice and the third stage once.
Regulars
Kunoichi has several competitors who compete on a regular basis. Some of these include:Yuko and Rena Higashi - A mother-daughter team. Though the mother, Yuko, has yet to complete the First Stage, Rena is the second 13-year-old to complete the First Stage, but she is the youngest to complete the Second Stage. Rena has also competed in the juniors division of Sasuke where she ran out of time just a few inches from the buzzer of the Final Stage. Yuko is a housewife, and her daughter is a tomboy and an athletic student, who joined the track and field team in order to train for Kunoichi. Rena also competed in Kunoichi 8, but she failed 1st stage's Swinging Jump.
Sayaka Asami - Was the women's group leader in the related series, Muscle Musical. Before the Muscle Musical, she was part of the dance team DIG. Recently she broke away from Muscle Musical and formed her own group with Ayako Miyake. She competed from Kunoichi 3-5 and made it to the third stage all 3 times, but unfortunately failed Domino Hill all three times in exactly the same spot, in the same way. Asami's performances have earned herself a spot as one of the best competitors to date, but she will probably never compete again.
Mika Izumi - is a Jazz Dance Instructor hailing from Tokyo. She first appeared in the 3rd competition and wowed everyone by making it all the way to the final stage. Izumi managed a great run but ran out of time just a few feet short of the buzzer. In the following tournament, Izumi was the only finalist from the previous tournament to clear stage 1, however in stage 2 she failed the Triple Hurdle. Since competing in Kunoichi, Izumi has married and her married name is Mika Watanabe. She also participated in SASUKE 12 and SASUKE 13, failing stage 1's Jump Hang and Prism Tilt respectively. She returned after SASUKE was renamed SASUKE RISING. In SASUKE 28, she failed the Rolling Escargot. In SASUKE 29, like SASUKE 12, the redesigned Jump Hang was her downfall.
Hiromi Satake - A professional sumo wrestler who, due to her large and overweight body, fails on the first obstacle in the First Stage every time. Since the start of Kunoichi, she has participated in all but the 5th Competition.
International participants
Kunoichi has a more diverse competition than Sasuke; in the 6th competition, over 20 different nations were represented.A few foreign competitors include:
Kyra Gracie - A member of the Gracie Brazilian jiu-jitsu Family. She competed in the 6th Competition, but failed the First Stage's Balance Bridge.
Catalina Ponor - A Romanian Olympic gold medal gymnast, she competed in the 6th competition, where she failed the "Flying Pillar" in the First Stage.
Oana Ban - Romanian gymnastic gold medalist in the team competition at the Athens Olympics. She made it to the Second Stage in the 4th Competition, but failed on the Floating Bridge.
Tasha Schwikert - American gymnast, 2000 Olympian, Finished one second after her time ran out in the Second Stage of the 3rd Competition.
Diana Pickler - this American heptahlete from Washington State University competed in the 7th competition, but failed on the First Stage's Log Jam.
Sara Jean Underwood - the American model, 'Playboy Playmate of the Year 2007' and host of Attack of the Show competed in the 8th competition and made it to the Second Stage but she failed the Dancing Stones.
Other notable participants
At least four Sasuke all-stars - Shingo Yamamoto, Toshihiro Takeda, Katsumi Yamada, and Makoto Nagano - are known to be training Kunoichi competitors. Each of them competed in the 7th competition, with their mentors present.- Yamamoto's trainee, Sayaka Okamoto, who is an employee at his service station, advanced to the Second Stage of the 6th Competition at just 16 years of age. She failed in the Second Stage, however, falling on the last segment of the Swinging Beams. In the 7th Competition, Okamoto failed on the First Stage's Log Jam. In the 8th, she failed the Second Stage's Swinging Beams again. Like Yamamoto, Okamoto competes in her maroon Mobil 1 uniform shirt.
- Takeda's trainee, Mieko Oshima, who fights fires alongside Takeda, competed in the 7th Competition and failed the First Stage's newly redesigned Hop Rocket.
- Nagano's trainee, fitness instructor Kaori Anraku, failed the Flying Pillar in the 7th Competition's First Stage.
- Yamada's trainee, walking instructor Nobuko Onoda, also went out on the Yellow-posted Hop Rocket in the 7th Competition. It was said that they met through Onoda's father, who is a medical expert that Yamada once consulted about a shoulder injury.
- Nagano's wife, Asami Nagano competed in the 8th competition and actually timed out on the Net-Wall Climb but she won the Turntable-Balance Beam Challenge. In Stage 2, she failed the Barrel Roll.
Narumi Kitagawa, a professional surfer, holds the record at age 41 for being the oldest competitor to complete the First Stage, doing so in the 6th competition. She completed the Second Stage that day as well, but did not advance to the Third Stage because she did not turn in one of the 6 fastest times of that stage, a special rule implemented for that competition only. She returned for the 7th competition, but failed the Balance Bridge by ripping it and dropping out of contention.
Mio Fukuzumi, who is also notable for her role as Windenu in Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger, competed in the 2nd competition, where she failed the First Stage after her foot slipped off the Dancing Stones.
J-Pop singer Asami Abe competed in the 7th competition, but failed on the very first obstacle, the Stepping Stones.
Chie Nishimura, a veteran stuntwoman who became the first woman to clear the First Stage of Sasuke at Sasuke 2 in 1998. Her first Kunoichi appearance was in the 3rd competition but she failed in the Third Stage after a misstep on the Pole Vault. She initially did not plan to compete again due to her plans of having a baby, but she competed in the 4th competition just three months after having her second baby. She failed the Hop Rocket on the First Stage. She later competed in the 5th competition, where she failed the First Stage's Angle Run, the 6th competition where she failed the Barrel Roll and then in the 7th competition, where she managed to complete Stage 1, but just missed completing the 2nd Stage by a few seconds. She also competed in the 8th competition, but she failed the First Stage's Swinging Jump.
Gravure model and BeForU member, Megumi Fukushita participated in the 7th competition, where she failed the First Stage after she fell on the Barrel Roll.
Gravure model Harumi Nemoto competed in the 3rd competition, where she failed the Dancing Stones.
Former Japanese adult model and AV star turned TV personality and singer Nao Oikawa appeared in the 5th competition, where she failed the Balance Bridge.
Japanese adult model and AV star Sora Aoi has competed twice. In the 6th competition, she timed out just as she reached the Escape Ladder. In the 7th competition, she fell at the Log Jam.
Nami Ichinohe, an actress, has competed three times. In the 3rd competition, she failed the Barrel Roll, in the 4th, she failed the Balance Bridge and in the 7th, she cleared the Log Jam, but couldn't reach the Flying Pillar in time and failed there. Ichinohe also competed in Sasuke 11, where she failed the Rolling Log.
Actress and TV regular Aya Hirayama, has competed twice. In the 2nd competition, she failed the Dancing Stones and in the 3rd, she failed the Windmill Cross.
Two members of the G-Rockets acrobatic dance troupe, Airi Yoshihama and Tomomi Hanzawa, have competed in KUNOICHI. Yoshihama competed in the 3rd competition, where she failed Stage 3's Domino Hill. Hanzawa also competed in the 3rd competition, where reached the Final Stage, failing by a couple of metres. Hanzawa returned for the fourth competition, but lost too much time on the first stage's Windmill Cross and ran out of time just as she was reaching for the stage clear button. Hanzawa and Yoshihama both still dance for the G-rockets.
Kazue Watanabe, a track and field star at a Japanese University, was one of the earlier competitors and former all-star. She was one of 2 people to make the final stage in Kunoichi 2. She was the last women standing, but lost her focus and failed the Balance Walk several feet from where Yuko failed. She returned for Kunoichi 3 where she failed Domino Hill's Yellow Zone leaving the competitors in visible shock, in Kunoichi 4 she was the 1st woman to clear stage 1 and made it to her nemesis Domino Hill again only to fail this time in the red zone. Kazue left Kunoichi as the only finalist to never clear stage 3 but was also the only one to clear the 1st and 2nd stages in all of her attempts. Kazue has moved to London in order to advance in her career. As of 2010, she has cleared the First Stage 3 times, the Second Stage 3 times, and the Third/Final Stage none.
Miho Yamada, a gymnast who competed in the Barcelona and Atlanta Olympics, has competed three times. She is best known for being the first women ever to complete Stage 1 of Kunoichi. She would go on to fail the Super Jump in Stage Two. In Kunoichi 2 she failed the Barrel Roll and in Kunoichi 4 she was disqualified on Domino Hill when she slipped and used her hands.
Masami Yusa, a beach flag champion and known for being the first women to reach the Warped Wall, was a well known competitor in the first 2 competitions where she completed Stage 1 but both times failed the Super Jump in Stage 2. In Kunoichi 3, she failed the Dancing Stones, shocking everyone. In Kunoichi 4 and 5, she would fail the Windmill Cross both times. She has not competed since.
Fumie Nakajima, an actress, model and member of the 'Shape UP Girls' fitness group, has competed twice. In the 5th competition, she failed the Balance Bridge and in the 7th, she failed the Log Jam.
Yoko Mori, a model and member of the C.C Girls has competed five, possibly six, times. She timed out on the final obstacle in Stage 1 of the first 2 competitions. In the 3rd tournament, she cleared Stage 1 with just over 9 seconds left and made it to Stage 3, failing at Domino Hill. After missing the 4th competition, she is presumed to have competed in the 5th tournament,. She did however compete in Kunoichi 6 and 7, where she failed the Flying Pillar and the Log Jam respectively.
Ayako Inada, a gymnast who placed fifth in Rhythmic Gymnastics in the Sydney Olympics when she was just 18, and is now part of the Muscle Musical, has competed twice. In the 6th competition, she failed the Flying Pillar when she slid off the landing mat. In the 8th, she made it to stage two, but failed Domino Hill.
Kayo Haga, a dancer and formerly part of the Muscle Musical, has competed five times. In her first 3 competitions, she timed out on the escape ladder within sight of the button. Her run in the 6th competition was cut from the broadcast, but she was shown on the sidelines with Rie Komiya supporting Ayako Inada. In the 7th competition, she failed the Log Jam. Haga is now 31 and recently broke away from the Muscle Musical to be part of the group formed by Ayako Miyake and Sayaka Asami, so she will probably never compete again.
The eighth Kunoichi competition featured singer Makoto Ogawa of Morning Musume, actress Mikie Hara, and Idoling!!! members Hitomi Sakai, Hitomi Miyake, and Erika Yazawa as competitors.
Professional wrestler Momoe Nakanishi took part in the third competition, where she made it to the Third Stage, before failing on Domino Hill.
Stages
Kunoichi is composed of four stages, with the exception of the 1st, 2nd and 9th Competitions which consisted of only three stages each. Competitors must complete a stage in order to continue to the next stage. In the 9th competitions, the First and Second Stage were renamed to the RED and BLUE Stage respectively. Then, in the 10th competitions, the new Third Stage was renamed the BLACK Stage thus returned to a 4-stage format.First Stage
Second Chance Round
Second Stage
Third Stage
Final Stage
Obstacles
First Stage
Participants are given 80 to 105 seconds to complete First Stage.In the 1st Competition, the First Stage proved to be a difficult course, as only two people were able to move on to the next stage. This caused a major change in the First Stage, making it less difficult than in the 1st Competition.
;Dancing Stones
;Stepping Stones
;Windmill Cross
;Log Jam
;Balance Bridge
;Cylinder Walk / Barrel Roll
;Tornado Run
;Gateway Bridge
;Angle Run
;Hop Rocket
;Yellow-Posted Hop Rocket
;Vertical Limit/Conviction Hill
;Slippery Slide
;Escape Ladder
;Escape Pole
;Float Run
;Prism Tilt
;Flying Pillar
In the seventh tournament, the buzzer that started the Flying Pillar's movement was placed before the preceding obstacle, the "Log Jam", forcing the contestant to get across the "Log Jam" quickly enough to be able to catch the pillar.
;Double Hurdle
;Falling Pole
;Floating Hurdle
;Log Bridge
;Swinging/Hanging Logs
;Spider Cage/Iron Prison
;Swing Jump
;Raft Transfer/Raft Pull
;Net-Wall Climb
Second Stage
In the first five competitions, a competitor only had from 30 to 50 seconds to complete the entire course.In the 6th Competition, it was turned into a time trial, with only the six fastest competitors advancing to the Third Stage. In addition, the 6th Competition's Second Stage carried a 70-second time limit. By the 7th Competition, the course used the original rules, which the competitors must complete the Stage under a certain time limit. The 8th Competition permitted a maximum of 12 competitors to advance, and there was a time limit of 210 seconds to complete the course.
;Super Jump
;Spinning Slopes
;Spinning Log
;Ledge Walk
;Floating Bridge
;Triple Hurdle
;Swinging Hammers
;Two-Pole Bridge
;Net Climb
;Swinging Beams
;Hill Climb
;Climbing Bars/Monkey Bars
;The 8th Competition Obstacles
Third Stage
A third stage was placed before the Final Stage beginning in the 3rd Competition. Like the previous stages, the Third Stage is composed of balance-based obstacles. In the 3rd-4th Competition, each competitor was given 90 seconds to complete the course. For the 5th Competition, the time limit to complete the first two obstacles was eliminated. The contestant starts the timer during the final obstacle. This timer was removed in the 6th Competition to make it similar to the men's third stage.;Super Vault
;Domino Hill
;Pendulum Bridge
;Unforgiving Wall
;Dreamers Road
;Peg Jump
;Magic Wall
;High Jump
Final Stage
In the first two competitions, there were only three stages. The Final Stage became the fourth stage beginning with the 3rd Competition.Nobody made the Final Stage in the 1st Competition. The Final Stage in the 2nd Competition involved a long balance beam with cylindrical bumps, over a pool of water. The competitor was supported by a harness. There was no time limit.
The Final Stage was revamped for the 3rd Competition, making it similar to the Final Stage of Sasuke. The competitor has 30, 35, 40 or 60 seconds to complete two obstacles. In the 3rd and 4th Competitions, it was to climb up a tower using ladder rungs attached to the sides of the walls, then climb a pole to a landing and the finishing button. In the 5th Competition, the ladder rungs alternated, making it more difficult for the competitor to reach the end, since they would have to climb the opposite wall every few steps. For the 6th Competition, the tower was replaced by a Climbing Wall.In the 7th Competition, the wall tower was replaced with a Net Climb.In the 8th Competition competitors must complete Survival Climb, before climbing two vertically aligned Climbing Walls to reach the goal.
Unlike Sasuke, Kunoichi's Final Stage competitors are not dropped into a free fall if they fail to finish before time runs out. However, they are still supported by a safety line. The ladders and net slide out of the way when the competitor transitions to the "Pole Climb", but are not timed like Sasuke's "Spider Climb". To date; only 9 competitors have ever attempted the final stage and only Ayako Miyake, Yuko Mizuno and Rie Komiya have attempted the final stage more than once.
| Competition | Obstacle | Time Limit |
| 1-2 | Balance Walk | Unlimited |
| 3-4 | Ladder climb > Skyway Pole | 35 seconds |
| 5 | Double Ladder climb > Skyway Pole | 35 seconds |
| 6 | Wall Climb > Skyway Pole | 30 seconds |
| 7 | Net Climb > Skyway Pole | N/A |
| 8 | Survival Climb > Climbing Board | 60 seconds |
| 9 | Ladder climb > Rope Climb | 35 seconds |
| 10 | Spider climb > Rope Climb | N/A |
| 11 | Spider climb > Rope Climb | 35 seconds |
United States and United Kingdom broadcasts
The program can be seen in the United States as Women of Ninja Warrior on Esquire Network. Just like in the regular version, the play-by-play commentary and interviews with participants are subtitled in English while the introduction, player profiles, and replays have been dubbed by voice actor Dave Wittenberg. Each episode is a 30-minute portion of the Japanese broadcast.It is also broadcast in the UK on the channel Challenge. The first seven competitions were dubbed by Stuart Hall, while Kunoichi 8 was dubbed by Jim North. Kunoichi has now removed Hall's commentary and re-dubbed the first seven competitions with new commentary by Jim North.
Episodes also feature segments such as "Ninja Killer", and "Warrior Wipeout". As of 2019, the first 8 competitions have been aired in the USA and UK.
Results
The following is a list of people who advanced the farthest and reached at least the third stage in each competition. Under each competition, the results are listed in order of who went the farthest first.1st Competition
Aired: December 22, 2001| Competitor | Stage | Obstacle |
| No. 83 Miho Yamada | Second | Failed Super Jump |
| No. 100 Masami Yusa | Second | Failed Super Jump |
NOTE: Nobody cleared the second stage in this competition.
2nd Competition
Aired: December 21, 2002| Competitor | Stage | Obstacle |
| No. 81 Yuko Mizuno | Final | Failed Dreamer`s Road |
| No. 89 Kazue Watanabe | Final | Failed Dreamer`s Road |
| No. 96 Masami Yusa | Second | Failed Super Jump |
3rd Competition
Aired: September 24, 2003| Competitor | Stage | Obstacle |
| No. 100 Yuko Mizuno | Final | Failed Pole Climb |
| No. 95 Tomomi Hanzawa | Final | Failed Pole Climb |
| No. 92 Mika Izumi | Final | Failed Pole Climb |
| No. 97 Nao Watanabe | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 85 Kazue Watanabe | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 81 Yoko Mori | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 78 Sayaka Asami | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 70 Airi Yoshihama | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 5 Momoe Nakanishi | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 84 Ruo | Third | Failed Double Super Vault |
| No. 71 Chie Nishimura | Third | Failed Double Super Vault |
NOTE: In Stage 1 Kazue Watanabe went after Nao Watanabe, indicating she was the 97th competitor to go.
4th Competition
Aired: December 25, 2004| Competitor | Stage | Obstacle |
| No. 58 Ayako Miyake | Final | Completed Final Stage |
| No. 50 Kazue Watanabe | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 70 Rie Komiya | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 81 Saori Yoshida | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 90 Miho Yamada | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 95 Sayaka Asami | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
5th Competition
Aired: January 7, 2006| Competitor | Stage | Obstacle |
| No. 100 Ayako Miyake | Final | Completed Final Stage |
| No. 72 Rie Komiya | Final | Failed Pole Climb |
| No. 91 Yuko Mizuno | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 95 Sayaka Asami | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| No. 83 Yuriko Imamura | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
6th Competition
Aired: September 20, 2006| Competitor | Stage | Obstacle |
| No. 100 Ayako Miyake | Final | Completed Final Stage |
| No. 81 Maho Tanaka | Final | Failed Brick Climb* |
| Mizuho Maeda | Third | Failed Pendulum Bridge |
| Tomoka Iwai | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
| Erin Jessica Dolty | Third | Failed Peg Jump |
| Rena Higashi | Third | Failed Peg Jump |
- Tanaka completed the wall climb but her time ran out as she began the skyway pole.
7th Competition
Aired: September 5, 2007| Competitor | Stage | Obstacle |
| No. 91 Maho Tanaka | Third | Failed Domino Hill |
8th Competition
Aired: October 7, 2009| Competitor | Stage | Obstacle |
| Satomi Kadoi | Final | Completed Final Stage |
| Rie Komiya | Final | Completed Final Stage |
| Tomomi Arimatsu | Final | Disqualified on Climb Boards^ |
| Sachiyo Yamada | Third | Failed Flying Roll |
| Yuka Kato | Third | Failed Flying Roll |
^Arimatsu cleared the final stage with 5 seconds on the clock but she grabbed the edge of the 2nd wall on the Climbing Board
9th Competition
Aired: February 12, 2017| Competitor | Stage | Obstacle |
| No.42 Izumi Hikari | Final | Failed Rope Climb |
| No.44 Chen Zhuying | BLUE | Failed Sponge Bridge |
| No.45 Oshima Ayano | BLUE | Failed Sponge Bridge |
| No.43 Watanabe Kana | BLUE | Failed Sponge Bridge |
| No.48 Kawabata Yuki | BLUE | Failed Sponge Bridge |
10th Competition
Aired: July 2, 2017| Competitor | Stage | Obstacle |
| No.50 Izumi Hikari | BLACK | Failed Pipe Slider |
| No.49 Watanabe Kana | BLACK | Failed Pipe Slider |
| No.40 AYA | BLACK | Failed Cliffhanger |
| No.36 Okabe Sakiko | BLUE | Failed Wall Lifting |
| No.34 Watanabe Mika | BLUE | Failed Reverse Conveyor |
| No.7 Saiki Reika | BLUE | Failed Slide Walk |