Ninja veterans take on the world's toughest obstacle course for a chance to win $1 million the ninja who goes the furthest on the course walks away with the new "last ninja standing" prize of $100,000.
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The national finals conclude in Las Vegas as the remaining competitors move on to Stage 2 and beyond for their chance to win $1 million and become the next American Ninja Warrior.
The finals continue in Las Vegas, where the competitors face up to eight supersized obstacles on Stage 1, including Split Decision, where the ninjas much choose between an upper body obstacle or a balance obstacle, in hopes of advancing to Stage 2.
The finals return to Las Vegas, where the ninjas face up to eight super-sized obstacles for the first time in finals history competitors must decide between a grueling upper body obstacle and a riskier balance obstacle in hopes of advancing.
The semifinals conclude in Los Angeles as competing ninjas face up to 10 challenging obstacles for Split Decision, ninjas must choose between an upper body and balance obstacle the top two runs of the night will face off in the Power Tower.
The qualifiers come to a close at the Tacoma Dome with a new generation of ninjas facing up to six challenging obstacles, including new obstacle Tilt A Whirl in addition to the iconic Warped Wall.
The qualifiers continue at the Tacoma Dome with a new generation of ninjas facing up to six challenging obstacles, including new obstacle Double Down in addition to the iconic Warped Wall.
The qualifiers continue at the Tacoma Dome with a new generation of ninjas facing up to six challenging obstacles, including the new Air Surfer and Pretzel Twist in addition to the iconic Warped Wall.
The qualifiers continue with a new generation of ninjas including competitors as young as 15 facing up to six challenging obstacles, including the Shrinking Steps, Weight for It, Split Decision, Tipping Point, V Formation and the iconic Warped Wall.
A new generation of ninjas takes on the course at the famed Tacoma Dome for the first time, competitors as young as 15 compete in round one of qualifiers, where the ninjas face up to six challenging obstacles, including four new obstacles.
The season's top competitors must tackle eight obstacles to advance to stage two.
Ninja veterans take on the world's toughest obstacle course for a chance to win $1 million the ninja who goes the furthest on the course walks away with the new "last ninja standing" prize of $100,000.
The top 30 competitors from the qualifying round face the new obstacle called The Hinge as they vie for a chance to go to the national finals in Las Vegas.
The top 30 competitors from the qualifying round face the new obstacle called Captain's Wheel as they vie for a chance at the national finals in Las Vegas.
Competitors vying for a chance to advance to the national finals face up to 10 obstacles, including new challenges Baton Pass and Spider Trap.
Competitors in the Minneapolis qualifiers face obstacles, including Double Twister and Diamond Dash.
Competitors face six obstacles, including the Spinning Bow Ties and the Lightening Bolts "American Ninja Warrior" veterans Najee Richardson, Michelle Warnky, Allyssa Beird and Chris Wilczewski return to compete alongside Jason Avant.
Competitors face six obstacles including two new challenges, Wheel Flip and Spin Hopper.
Some of the most impressive athletes from the show compete for bragging rights and the championship trophy obstacles include a Super Salmon Ladder and Wicked Wingnuts.
Teams from North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia tackle the punishing finals course.
The season's best Ninjas tackle the last stages of Mount Midoriyama, vying for the $1 million prize.
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