"Olympic Athletes, K-Fighters, Pro-Wrestlers..."
In other words, people who aren't you, living your regular lives. (- -_____)
You wanna know the spread in the original?
A sample:
Pub Owner
Sports Instructor
Teacher
Newspaper delivery man
Tokyo University Student
Classical Ballet Dancer
Postal Worker
I'm not saying all of them did well, but I want you to note that the spirit of the show is that anyone can compete. Not just professional athletes of one kind or another.
I wish it wasn't the case but COME ON.
Y U ALWAYS REMAKE THINGS TO SUCK AMERICA? (سಥ益ಥ)س
On the plus side, when it came to actual participants that wasn't entirely the case. The top contenders were a couple of free-runners. That's basically parkour with an emphasis on acrobatics and tricking.
I do realize though that since the competition takes place in Japan it IS easier for the average person living there to try-out and attend compared to someone living in the U.S. without some kind of financial sponsor.
Plus most americans are fat and lazy and not what you'd call "Ninja Warrior" material!
ReplyDeletere your comment: no, no, sorry. basically all the importance in the definition was at the very end when it said "also figurative". basically it's just a synonym for "illusion".
ReplyDeletewhat? lol. I'm having migraine! lol
ReplyDeletethis is prpobably gonna be awesome :D
ReplyDeletehahah nice one!!!
ReplyDeleteThey had that one called Wipeout, I think the contestants were regular joes. I always like that one because it looked like a live action side scrolling video game.
ReplyDeleteMoney is money, man. That's why. And people don't know any better.
ReplyDeleteas I remember, a fisherman and a firefighter hold the record of Ninja Warrior. Many professional gymnasts and athletes cannot win Sasuke lol
ReplyDeleteThe version of the show that airs of here seems to be Japanese with dubs, I'll have to watch it some time and make sure. I want to see a Japanese salaryman try to be a ninja. Japanese salarymen are like the greatest people evar.
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