Суперниндзя

Суперниндзя (2023- )

RunningGame Show show

An extreme show in which participants test their endurance by passing an obstacle course. To win the show, participants must complete the qualifying stage, semi-finals, finals and superfinals. For a successful performance in a project, the speed and number of illuminated rings that need to be removed at each stage are important. If the ring does not break, the participant cannot continue the test. In the semifinals, seventy athletes compete not only with the track, but also with each other, passing tests in a pair race on a unique double lane. Thirty-five heroes make it to the finals, and only the top two athletes are waiting for the long-awaited superfinal. The winner is the one who can outrun the opponent and get the last ring at the top of the 26-meter tower.

Network
Scheduleevery Sunday at 19:50 (120 min)

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