Ninja Warrior Germany - The strongest show in Germany

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Television broadcast
Original title Ninja Warrior Germany - The strongest show in Germany
Country of production Germany
original language German
Year (s) since 2016
Production
company		 Norddeich TV
Episodes 32 (+ 9 specials) in 4 seasons
Broadcasting
cycle		 a season a year, weekly
genre Game show, competition
Moderation
German-language
first broadcast		 July 9, 2016 on RTL

Ninja Warrior Germany - The strongest show in Germany is a game show produced by Norddeich TV and broadcast by RTL since 2016 , in which candidates have to overcome various courses . The offshoot Team Ninja Warrior ran for the first time in spring 2018 . Ninja Warrior Germany Kids has also been broadcast since July 2020.

The model is the show broadcast in Japan under the name Sasuke , which bears the international title Ninja Warrior . In 2009 a season of the Japanese original was broadcast on RTL2.

concept

In each show, candidates have to complete two obstacle courses (four in the finale of season 2) in the shortest possible time. The courses are designed differently in each show, but contain comparable and in some cases identical elements. Above all, the candidates need athletic skills such as strength, endurance or body control. To receive the title Ninja Warrior , the candidates must pass all stations and at the end conquer the final Mount Midoriyama course by using a rope in the given time (22 m in 30 seconds in season 2, 20 m in 25 seconds in season 3 ) climb up. In addition, the winner will receive a six-figure bonus (100,000 euros in season 1, 200,000 euros in season 2, 300,000 euros in season 3) should they complete the course in full.

Seasons

Season Moderators winner year
1 Frank Buschmann Jan Köppen Laura Wontorra Oliver Edelmann 2016
2 Moritz Hans 2017
3 Alexander worm 2018
4th 2019

competition

First season (2016)

People aged 18 and over were wanted for the castings. The castings took place from January to March 2016 in Hamburg , Berlin , Stuttgart , Hanover and Cologne .

Of the approximately 7,000 applicants, 240 took part in the first season, including some celebrities such as triple boxing world champion Nicole Wesner , ex-soccer player David Odonkor , ex-soccer player and trainer Thorsten Legat , circus director Pierre Renz, fitness blogger Roxana Strasser , the four-time German champion in sports acrobatics Oliver Edelmann, handball player Gary Hines and actor Jörn Schlönvoigt .

In each of the first four shows, 60 candidates competed for the first course. The 20 best graduates were allowed to compete on the second course, the 7 best graduates of the second course qualified for the fifth show, the final.

Of the 28 finalists, Oliver Edelmann was the only one to complete the first course of the final within the given time limit, but failed in the second course at the third obstacle. Since the course was not run completely, he did not receive any prize money for the victory.

Finalist 2016 Placement in the final last obstacle reached
Yannic Appel-Malchow 16. Round 1 - Greyhound
Christian Balkheimer 17th Round 1 - Greyhound
Viktor Brüsewitz 7th Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Liam Cook 11. Round 1 - tunnel jump
Sladjan Djulabic 9. Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Till Ebener 23. Round 1 - balance bridges
Oliver Edelmann 1. Round 2 - double suspension bridge
Daniel Gerber 15th Round 1 - Greyhound
The-Huy Giang 22nd Round 1 - balance bridges
Moritz Hans 21st Round 1 - cargo net with trampoline
Christian Hauck 27. Round 1 - Flying Saucer
Gary Hines 26th Round 1 - balance bridges
Jan Hojer 25th Round 1 - balance bridges
Simon Knitter 3. Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Mirko artist 2. Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Largun Miraky 20th Round 1 - cargo net with trampoline
Herwig Natmessnig 4th Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Luca Polaschke 19th Round 1 - cargo net with trampoline
Justin Rodney 24. Round 1 - balance bridges
Bertolt Schirmacher 13. Round 1 - chain swing
Daniel Schmidt 6th Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Max Sprenger 5. Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Norwin Stuffer 8th. Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Tim Wacker 14th Round 1 - Greyhound
Manuel Werling 28. Round 1 - Flying Saucer
Andreas Wöhle 12. Round 1 - chain swing
Alexander worm 10. Round 1 - tunnel jump
George Yousef 18th Round 1 - cargo net with trampoline

Second season (2017)

Of the 13,000 applicants, 2,000 were cast. In contrast to the first season, there were seven preliminary round shows with 50 candidates each. Twenty of the best participants each competed on the second course, eight of which made it to the newly introduced semi-finals. Half of the 56 semi-finalists played the final. There they had 3:30 minutes to master the first course with nine obstacles, where 23 candidates, including last year's winner Oliver Edelmann, failed. Three candidates overcame the second course in the allotted 1:30 minutes before failing on the third. The 21-year-old Moritz Hans from Stuttgart was declared "Last Man Standing" just before the 20-year-old artist René Kaselowsky and the 24-year-old freerunner Benjamin Grams from Lorch .

Finalist 2017 Placement in the final last obstacle reached
Alexander Averdunk 9. Round 1 - tunnel jump
Yasin El-Azzazy 19th Round 1 - monkey swing
René Borner 25. * Round 1 - propeller with rope
Viktor Brüsewitz 4th Round 2 - double suspension bridge
Maximilian Brunner 11. Round 1 - tunnel jump
Simon Brunner 13. Round 1 - chain carousel
Daniel Decker 15th Round 1 - monkey swing
Sladjan Djulabic 24. * Round 1 - propeller with rope
Oliver Edelmann 6th Round 1 - tunnel jump
Moritz Feuchtmeir 26. * Round 1 - propeller with rope
Daniel Gerber 10. Round 1 - tunnel jump
Benjamin Grams 3. Round 3 - floating doors
Alex Grunwald 16. Round 1 - monkey swing
Moritz Hans 1. Round 3 - finger strips 2.0
Gary Hines 14th Round 1 - Hangelmikado
René Kaselowsky 2. Round 3 - finger strips 2.0
Mirko artist 22. * Round 1 - propeller with rope
Kevin Pumpkin 8th. Round 1 - tunnel jump
Julius Malassa 26. * Round 1 - propeller with rope
Marvin Mitterhuber 21. * Round 1 - propeller with rope
Herwig Natmessnig 12. Round 1 - tunnel jump
Michael Rindisbacher 5. Round 2 - Double Ladder to Heaven
Johannes Schwitzgebel 7th Round 1 - tunnel jump
Max Sprenger 20. * Round 1 - propeller with rope
Johannes Veh 17th Round 1 - monkey swing
Sebastian Wicke 26. * Round 1 - propeller with rope
David Wollschläger 18th Round 1 - monkey swing
Alexander worm 23. * Round 1 - propeller with rope

Third season (2018)

As in the previous year, 350 out of around 13,000 applicants took part in the show. There were again seven preliminary round shows with 50 candidates each, a semi-final with 56 candidates and the final with 28 candidates. In the final, the candidates had 5 minutes to complete the first course with nine obstacles, which ten participants managed. Of these, five participants also managed to master the second course with five obstacles in 1:30 minutes and the third course with four obstacles. The 22-year-old student Alexander Wurm from Cologne was the only one who managed to cope with this too and to contest the last course, Mount Midoriyama , which he was unable to complete in the allotted time. Wurm was declared “Last Man Standing” and won prize money of € 25,000.

Finalist 2018 Placement in the final last obstacle reached
Karim El-Azzazy 26th Round 1 - Hangelmikado
Simon Brunner 15. * Round 1 - Swinging tires
Deniz Celik 22. * Round 1 - Hangelmikado
Sladjan Djulabic 8th. Round 2 - rolling waves
Oliver Edelmann 9. Round 2 - rolling waves
David Eilenstein 17. * Round 1 - wall 2.0
Samuel Faulstich 22. * Round 1 - Hangelmikado
Benjamin Grams 4th Round 3 - finger strips 2.0
Alex Grunwald 6th Round 2 - rolling waves
Moritz Hans 3. Round 3 - pole flight
Attila Hamberger 11. Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Christian Harmat 14th Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
René Kaselowsky 5. Round 3 - floating doors
Leon Layer 12. Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Dennis Leiber 19. * Round 1 - wall 2.0
Kim Marschner 2. Round 3 - pole flight
Marvin Mitterhuber 18. * Round 1 - wall 2.0
Jozef Pachinger 22. * Round 1 - Hangelmikado
Christian Range 20. * Round 1 - wall 2.0
Benjamin Reichmann 20. * Round 1 - wall 2.0
Ivo Rupena 28. Round 1 - ring flight
Daniel Schmidt 16. * Round 1 - Swinging tires
Norbert Schwarz 27. Round 1 - ring flight
Michael Siegmund 10. Round 2 - rolling waves
Max Sprenger 7th Round 2 - rolling waves
Andreas Wöhle 13. Round 1 - Invisible Ladder
Adrian Wullweber 22. * Round 1 - Hangelmikado
Alexander worm 1. Round 4 - Mount Midoriyama

Fourth season (2019)

From a large number of applicants, a total of 294 candidates took part in the show. There were again seven preliminary round shows with 42 candidates each, in which the best 15 made it into the semi-final qualification. This was followed by a semi-final show with 54 candidates and a final show with 27 candidates. This year, for the first time, there were rules designed to make it easier for women to qualify for the next round, but these special rules only applied in the preliminary round. In addition, there was the mega wall ( 5.5 meters) in the first round , which could be climbed at the end of the course, for which a special bonus of € 2,000 was paid. A total of eleven athletes succeeded in this. The semi-final course was only completely mastered by four athletes (Alexander Wurm, Joel Mattli, René Kaselowsky, Benjamin Reichmann). For the first time two women (Stefanie Noppinger, Arleen Schüßler) made it into the final. Arleen Schüßler came a little further in the final than Stefanie Noppinger and therefore achieved the newly introduced title “Last Woman Standing”. Last man standing was Alexander Wurm , just before Moritz Hans last year , but this time did not reach Mount Midoriyama.

Finalist 2019 Placement in the final last obstacle reached
Karim El-Azzazy 26th Round 1 - swing wing
Yasin El-Azzazy 9. Round 2 - flight path
Philipp Boy 24. Round 1 - swing wing
Simon Brunner 5. Round 2 - flight path
Samuel Dufner 7th Round 2 - flight path
Tobias Eberle 16. Round 2 - Double Ladder to Heaven
Felix Eckart 18th Round 2 - Double Ladder to Heaven
Oliver Edelmann 6th Round 2 - flight path
Manuel Eder 12. Round 2 - flight path
Moritz Hans 2. Round 3 - pole flight
Philipp Hans 14th Round 2 - flight path
René Kaselowsky 8th. Round 2 - flight path
Jun Kim 15th Round 2 - flight path
Christian Kirstges 11. Round 2 - flight path
Marian Lotze 20th Round 1 - wall
Joel Mattli 13. Round 2 - flight path
Herwig Natmessnig 10. Round 2 - flight path
Stefanie Noppinger 27. Round 1 - swing wing
Max Prince 3. Round 3 - finger strips 2.0
Benjamin Reichmann 4th Round 3 - finger strips 2.0
Milan Zhirovsky 17th Round 2 - Double Ladder to Heaven
Daniel Schmidt 23. Round 1 - wheel change
Arleen Schuessler 22. ("Last Woman Standing") Round 1 - wheel change
Michael Siegmund 21st Round 1 - wheel change
Max Sprenger 19th Round 2 - Double Ladder to Heaven
Adrian Wullweber 25th Round 1 - swing wing
Alexander worm 1. Round 3 - pole flight

Team ninja warrior

First season (2018)

The first German team Ninja Warrior took place from April 22nd to May 27th, 2018 . In this version, the candidates do not compete individually, but in teams of three. Each team consists of two men and one woman. Eight teams compete in each show. In the preliminary round, the three members of a team play in direct duels against another team, with the women always forming a duel. There is one point for the winner of the first two runs and two points for the winner of the third run. If there is a tie after three runs, there is an additional run-off. In the knockout round, the four winning teams each compete against a losing team. The four winners advance one round, the losers in the knockout round are eliminated. The winning teams compete in the final qualification, which is held as a relay race in which each team member has to overcome three of a total of nine obstacles. The faster team reaches the final show.

In the grand finale, the “Magic Monkeys” team ( René Kaselowsky, Simon Brunner, Denise Pirnbacher ) prevailed against the “Queen of Kingz” team (Arleen Schüßler, Benedikt Sigmund, Christian Harmat) and won the prize money of € 100,000.

Final teams 2018 Captain More runners Placement in the final
Conqueror of the Sea Max Sprenger Marvin Mitterhuber
Ada Theilken 		6. *
Buddi Julius Malassa Jonas Malassa
Theresa Malassa 		6. *
The one armed bandits Sladjan Djulabic Mia Manojlovic
Philipp van der Grinten 		5.
Gravity Johannes Veh Anne-Marie Kot
Adrian Wullweber 		6. *
Indian Fire Jescher Heidl Manasse Heidl
Mercy Heidl 		6. *
Magic Monkeys René Kaselowsky Simon Brunner
Denise Pirnbacher 		1.
One spirit Benjamin Grams Silke Sollfrank
Andreas Wöhle 		3. *
Queen of Kingz Arleen Schuessler Christian Harmat
Benedikt Sigmund 		2.
Taraxacum Moritz Hans Lilli Kiesgen
Kim Marschner 		3. *
Tarzan Jun Kim Claudia Maria Henneken
Michael Siegmund 		6. *

Second season (2019)

The second season of Team Ninja Warrior took place from June 15 to July 20, 2019 . As in the previous year, teams of three consisting of two men and one woman compete in this competition, but now there are five instead of eight teams in each show. In the preliminary round, all teams compete against each other in relay races . The winners of a relay race receive one point and one additional point for successfully completing the course. The four teams with the most points move into the knockout round, where two teams compete in direct duels according to the concept of the preliminary rounds last year. In addition, the team that runs the fastest time in this lap in its episode will receive a bonus of € 3,000. The two teams, which first receive three points, reach the final qualification, which is held as a relay race on an extended course. The winning team of this relay race reaches the final show.

In the grand finale, the “Magic Monkeys” team ( René Kaselowsky, Simon Brunner, Stefanie Noppinger ) defended the title against the “Fusion” team (Moritz Hans, Christian Harmat, Astrid Sibon) and won the prize money of € 100,000.

Final teams 2019 Captain More runners Placement in the final
Buzzinga Oliver Edelmann Omid Bayat
Pamela Forster 		5.
Cliffhanger Alexander worm Max Prince
Juliane Wurm 		3. *
fusion Moritz Hans Christian Harmat
Astrid Sibon 		2.
Magic Monkeys René Kaselowsky Simon Brunner
Stefanie Noppinger 		1.
Queen of Kingz Arleen Schuessler Jun Kim
Benedikt Sigmund 		3. *

4 nations specials

November 2018

On November 25, 2018, a 4 Nations Special took place for the first time , in which the best participants from Germany , Great Britain , France and Spain competed against each other. The special consisted of three courses with three laps each, in which one athlete from each nation competed. The fastest athlete of the lap received three points for his nation, the second best two points, the third best one point and the slowest none. The two nations with the most points then competed for the overall victory on Mount Midoriyama . The teams consisted of:

  • Germany : Oliver Edelmann, Benjamin Grams, Moritz Hans , René Kaselowsky, Max Sprenger, Alexander Wurm
  • Great Britain : Ruel DaCosta, Christopher De Stefano, Louis Parkinson, Tim Shieff, Dion Trigg, Jonny Urszuly
  • France : Thomas Ballet, Valentin Dubois, Clément Dumais, Mehdi Hadim, Guillaume Moro, Jean Tezenas du Montcel
  • Spain : Carlos Catari Ramones, Jonathan Grande Lindo, Eric López, Jonathan Iris Manuel Matamoros, Facundo Regalini, Sergio Verdasco

After the three courses, Germany reached the last round with 25 points and Spain with 12 points, which René Kaselowsky and Eric López contested for their nation. In this, Kaselowsky was able to climb Mount Midoriyama faster than his competitor López and thus clinched the overall victory for Germany .

November 2019

On November 17th, 2019 the second edition of the 4 Nations Special took place, in which the best participants from Germany , USA , Spain and Japan competed against each other. The regulations corresponded to those of the previous year, but the nation with the fewest points was eliminated after the second course. For the respective nations:

  • Germany : Sladjan Djulabic, Oliver Edelmann, René Kaselowsky, Arleen Schüßler, Max Sprenger, Alexander Wurm
  • USA : Isaac Caldiero, Neil Craver, Drew Drechsel, Jessie Graff , Jamie Rahn, Flip Rodriguez
  • Spain : Javier Cano, Carlos Catari Ramones, Marco Jubes, Jonathan Iris Manuel Matamoros, Céline Pignolet, Sergio Verdasco
  • Japan : Masashi Hioki, Tomohiro Kawaguchi, Yusuke Morimoto, Ayano Oshima, Jun Sato, Tatsuya Tada

After the first two courses Japan eliminated with one point, Spain eliminated after the third course with 11 points. As a result, Germany and the USA reached the last round with 21 points each, which was contested by Alexander Wurm and Drew Drechsel. The American Drechsel was able to conquer Mount Midoriyama almost a second faster than Wurm and thus won the title for the USA .

Celebrity Specials

November 2017

In the program broadcast on November 24, 2017, 23 celebrities competed on a course with simplified rules at six obstacles as part of the RTL donation marathon . By Sven Hannawald , Jörn Schlönvoigt , Julius Brink , Paul Janke , Alexander Keen , Philipp Boy , Gil Ofarim , Björn Otto , the winner of American Ninja Warrior , Isaac Caldiero , Patrick Bach , Massimo Sinato , Lars Riedel , Mario Basler , Ansgar Brinkmann , Oliver Pocher , Detlef Steves , Thomas Häßler , Mario Kotaska , Jürgen Milski , Beatrice Egli , Eva Habermann , Panagiota Petridou and Liz Baffoe contested the first nine as "finisher", and the next three as the next best, the second course with five obstacles. The gymnast Boy, the pole vaulter Otto and the American ninja warrior winner Caldiero also reached the goal in the second round. The fastest, Isaac Caldiero, did the third lap and conquered Mount Midoriyama (a 20 m high rope climb ).

The participants earned EUR 1,000 for each obstacle they had overcome in the first run (plus EUR 1,000 starting bonus) and EUR 2,000 in the second run. 20,000 euros were earned in the third round, a total of 190,000 euros for children's projects.

June 2018

In June 2018, three celebrities in eight celebrity teams competed against each other on the occasion of the Team Ninja Warrior relay. Each team consisted of two men and one woman:

The Sporthelden team prevailed against the Chartstürmer team in the final and won 107,000 euros for “We help children”. Since the women in both teams had been injured beforehand, Beatrice Egli was replaced by Miriam Höller in the final and Jessica Paszka took over for Tanja Szewczenko.

November 2018

Another celebrity issue took place on November 23, 2018 as part of the RTL Spendenmarathon. A total of 26 celebrities faced the course. At the start were Paul Janke , Florian Ambrosius , Melissa and Sven Hannawald , Lars Riedel , Ross Antony , Uschi Disl , Alexander Klaws , Joey Heindle , Philipp Stehler (Bachelorette candidate), Sebastian Fobe (Bachelorette candidate), Jasmin Wagner , Philipp Boy , Sarah Lombardi , Julius Brink , Heike Henkel , Roman and Heiko Lochmann , Miriam Höller , Björn Otto , Jenny Frankhauser , Maximilian Arland , Jörn Schlönvoigt , Luna Schweiger , Fabian Hambüchen and Grant McCartney (American Ninja Warrior).

The participants earned EUR 1,000 for each obstacle they had overcome in the first run (plus EUR 1,000 starting bonus) and EUR 2,000 in the second run. So it was possible to earn 137,000 euros in the first round, with moderator Jan Köppen conquering the wall in a special performance and he thus played 1,000 euros. The second course was for 13 participants, adding another 72,000 euros. The three best contested the third round: Fabian Hambüchen, Philipp Boy and Grant McCartney, who were now able to conquer "Mount Midoriyama". For each mark reached on the rope, there was 1,000 euros for a good cause and since the American ninja warrior Grant McCartney managed to overcome the final obstacle the fastest, he was the winner of the day.

A total of 238,000 euros were raised for children's projects.

November 2019

On November 22, 2019, another celebrity edition took place due to the RTL donation marathon. 21 celebrities took part: Andrej Mangold , Benjamin Piwko , Detlef Steves , Evelyn Burdecki , Evi Sachsenbacher -Stehle , Fabian Hambüchen , Jamie Rahn (American Ninja Warrior), Felix van Deventer , Jasmin Wagner , Jenny Elvers , Julius Brink , Magdalena Brzeska , Mickie Krause , Nils Schumann , Patrick Bach , Paul Janke , Peter Orloff , Philipp Boy , Sabrina Mockenhaupt and Thorsten Legat . In addition, Christian Balkheimer (disguised as T-Rex) and Max Sprenger, two athletes from the regular show, competed outside of the ranking.

After the two courses, Fabian Hambüchen, Jamie Rahn and Philipp Boy reached the last round on "Mount Midoriyama". The American Ninja Warrior participant Jamie Rahn not only managed to cope with the rope the fastest, which made him the winner of the day, but also became the first athlete to climb Mount Midoriyama in Germany within the 25th time with 22.68 seconds -Second time limits of the regular show.

A total of 150,000 euros were raised for children's projects.

Most successful participant

Attendees successes
Alexander worm First in 2018 (reached Mount Midoriyama as the first participant in Germany); First 2019; in the final in 2016 and 2017; in the winning team of the 4 Nations Special 2018
Moritz Hans First 2017; Second 2019; Third 2018; in the final in 2016; in the winning team of the 4 Nations Special 2018
René Kaselowsky Second 2017; Fifth 2018; Eighth 2019; with the "Magic Monkeys" winners of Team Ninja Warrior 2018 and 2019; in the winning team of the 4 Nations Special 2018
Benjamin Grams Third 2017; Fourth 2018; in the winning team of the 4 Nations Special 2018
Oliver Edelmann First 2016; Sixth 2019; in the final in 2017 and 2018; in the winning team of the 4 Nations Special 2018
Max Sprenger In the final in 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019; in the winning team of the 4 Nations Special 2018
Simon Brunner Fifth 2019; in the final in 2017 and 2018; with the "Magic Monkeys" winners of Team Ninja Warrior 2018 and 2019
Daniel Schmidt In the final in 2016, 2018 and 2019
Sladjan Djulabic In the final in 2016, 2017 and 2018
Herwig Natmessnig In the final in 2016, 2017 and 2019
Arleen Schuessler First Last Woman Standing 2019

production

The first season with five episodes was recorded from May 19 to 24, 2016 in the dm arena of Messe Karlsruhe , there also the second from June 15 to 21, 2017. In 2016, 2017 and 2019 three specials titled Ninja Warrior were recorded - The phenomenon produces. In July 2020, a special was broadcast under the name Ninja Warrior Germany - The most spectacular moments of all time .

Ninja Warrior Germany Kids

The first season of the kids version started on free TV on July 17, 2020 (on July 13 on TVNOW ). Like the regular seasons, they are moderated by Jan Köppen and Frank Buschmann , but Julia Beautx instead of Laura Wontorra . The program is explicitly aimed at children and is preferably offered on the TVNOW streaming service. In the program, children aged 11-14 years compete on smaller versions of the obstacles on the course.

Broadcasting and audience ratings

Season
year 		episode date Viewers (million) Market share (%)
total 14 to 49 years total 14 to 49 years
1

2016 		1 July 9 2.18 1.20 9.6 17.4
2 16th of July 2.22 1.33 9.2 19.0
3 July 23 2.27 1.25 9.7 18.4
4th 29th of July 2.92 1.64 11.6 21.1
5 (final) 30th July 3.11 1.69 13.3 22.9
2

2017 		1 12. August 2.43 1.28 8.7 15.1
2 August 19th 2.54 1.45 9.8 19.6
3 26th of August 2.36 1.32 10.3 19.1
4th September 2nd 2.37 1.43 9.1 18.0
5 the 9th of September 2.46 1.38 9.0 15.8
6th September 10 2.47 1.43 7.8 12.6
7th 17th of September 2.46 12.6
8 (semifinals) September 24th 2.64 12.6
9 (final) October 1 3.27 1.82 10.6 16.7
3

2018

1 21st September 2.47 1.33 16.5
2 September 28th 2.17 1.13 8.2 14.6
3 5th October 2.41 9.0 15.8
4th October 12th 2.38 1.29 8.9 16.0
5 October 19th 2.60 1.39 16.9
6th October 26th 2.49 1.32 8.9 15.6
7th November 2 2.41 8.8 16.0
8 (semifinals) November 9th 2.64 9.6 18.2
9 (final) November 16 3.00 1.65 10.5 18.7
4th

2019

1 13.september 1.94 8.0 14.9
2 September 20th 2.13 1.18 16.4
3 September 27th 2.35 1.23 16.0
4th 4th of October 2.54 1.46 18.0
5 October 11th 2.29 1.20 15.7
6th October 18 2.32 1.22 16.5
7th October 25 2.36 8.6 15.5
8 (semifinals) November 1st 2.48 1.22 15.1
9 (final) November 8th 2.88 1.5 10.6 18.9

Web links

Individual evidence

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  2. ↑ a b A trio for the RTL show "Ninja Warrior Germany" . March 29, 2016. Retrieved May 20, 2016.
  3. ↑ Of the 28 finalists, Oliver Edelmann was the only one to complete the first course of the final within the given time limit, but failed in the second course at the third obstacle. Since the course was not run completely, he did not receive any prize money for the victory.
  4. ↑ It's about time, and our casting Locations to say thank you: Flashh - boulder spot Hamburg, Bright Site - Berlin Boulder Project ... . February 23, 2015. Accessed May 20, 2016.
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  6. ^ What is happening today at "Ninja Warrior Germany" , Augsburger Allgemeine , July 23, 2016. Accessed July 23, 2016
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  8. ↑ Ninja Warrior Germany 2017: This is how the second season runs from rtl.de on August 30, 2017
  9. ↑ Stuttgarter becomes “Last Man Standing” stuttgarter-zeitung.de from October 1, 2017
  10. ↑ Ninja Warrior Germany 2018: On September 21, the third season rtl.de starts on September 20, 2018
  11. ↑ Ninja Warrior Germany 2018: Alexander Wurm becomes "Last Man Standing" rtl.de from November 16, 2018
  12. ↑ Ninja Warrior Germany 2018: So happy is the new "Last Man Standing" Alexander Wurm rtl.de from November 17th, 2018
  13. ↑ The "Magic Monkeys" win "Team Ninja Warrior Germany" rtl.de on May 27, 2018.
  14. ↑ Team Ninja Warrior Germany 2019: "Magic Monkeys" get the title rtl.de from July 20, 2019 for the second time .
  15. ↑ Ninja Warrior Germany 2018 - 4 Nations Special: See the RTL live stream and the special on demand at TV NOW at rtl.de, accessed on November 26, 2018.
  16. ↑ Ninja Warrior Germany 2018: Germany wins the title at the "4 Nations Special" at rtl.de, accessed on November 26, 2018.
  17. ↑ Team Ninja Warrior Germany: The "Sporthelden" win the spectacular celebrity edition
  18. ↑ The giants measure their strength against this obstacle at rtl.de, accessed on November 24, 2018.
  19. ↑ NINJA WARRIOR Germany tickets . Retrieved May 20, 2016.
  20. ↑ NINJA WARRIOR GERMANY goes into the second round in the dm-arena - Karlsruher Messe- und Kongress GmbH. Retrieved September 13, 2017 .