Resolution criteria

• Resolves YES if any competitor achieves Kanzenseiha in SASUKE 43 (i.e., clears all four stages and completes the Final Stage within its time limit by hitting the final buzzer), as recognized on the official TBS broadcast or official SASUKE/TBS channels. Primary sources to check: the TBS SASUKE site and official posts. (tbs.co.jp)

• Resolves NO if SASUKE 43 finishes airing and no competitor is credited with Kanzenseiha on those official sources. (tbs.co.jp)

• We will not use spoilers/leaks from taping; only on‑air results or official announcements. If the tournament is split across multiple nights, resolution waits for the final SASUKE 43 broadcast. If TBS later disqualifies or clarifies a run, we follow the final official result. (tbs.co.jp)

Background

• TBS has announced and is recruiting for the 43rd SASUKE tournament (第43回大会). (tbs.co.jp)

• “Kanzenseiha” (完全制覇; Total/Complete Victory) is the show’s term for completing the Final Stage within its time limit. (sasukepedia.fandom.com)

• To date in SASUKE history, only four competitors have achieved Kanzenseiha: Akiyama (SASUKE 4), Nagano (17), Urushihara (24, 27), and Morimoto (31, 38). Morimoto’s most recent win aired December 29, 2020. (sasukepedia.fandom.com, j-cast.com, en.wikipedia.org)

Considerations

• Official announcements often appear first on TBS/SASUKE channels; they’re acceptable to resolve before international edits air. (tbs.co.jp, yutura.net)

• Pre‑events (e.g., SASUKE甲子園, Idol/Trials specials) don’t count; only results from the main SASUKE 43 tournament matter. (bs.tbs.co.jp)