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Tonight, you will meet the real geniuses, Kyoi no Zunou!
The strongest Zunou! Japan's No. 1 deciding match!
Zunou-oh! Begins now!
This year's Zunou-oh features two-dimensional geniuses!
The owners of Kyoi no Zunou, who won a fierce qualifier, are these eight people!
First, questions beyond common sense!
Here are the questions!
Name of the next starry sky observed and the name of the observatory.
The University of Tokyo's Kono Gento!
France's Toulouse Observatory.
All of a sudden! The University of Tokyo's Kono Gento is here!
It's a surprise guest seat!
Just by looking at this screen, Kono has figured out which observatory it is!
He really is the owner of a surprising Zunou!
Here you go, Futa-san.
Here are the questions!
What does "enter" mean?
Kono Gento of the University of Tokyo's Toulouse Observatory!
Nothing enters.
How can you tell? Kono Gento of the University of Tokyo's Toulouse Observatory!
Kono san, how did you know?
First of all, I knew that there were six of them and that there were definitely six of them.
In other words, "war", "lightening", "tornado", "destruction", "darkness" and one more "lightening",
which means that "mouth" is likely to enter, but if you look at it from a blind spot, you can see that "mouth" is clearly sticking out a little,
and since I knew that "mouth" was expressing itself as it is, I answered that "nothing" would enter.
Wow! Kono Gento had seen through everything!
Here is the next question.
Including the unit, answer the aspect written in the next dictionary.
Kido Naoto of Kyodai Yakemu!
Hyakuchou Zimbabwe Dollar.
He knows! Kyodai Yakemu of Kyodai Yakemu knows Kido Naoto!
How did you know?
First of all, because of its characteristic visual appearance, it was impressive,
and since you don't see "hyakuchou" in everyday life, I think he remembered it.
Actually, Kido has extensive knowledge.
Fukuda san, here you go.
Here is the next question.
One side has two centimeters of cubes stacked together.
How many cubic centimeters are there in total?
Kono Gento of Kodai Yakemu!
Three thousand five hundred and twenty.
Kono Gento of Kodai Yakemu!
Next question.
This question is about the vision of living things.
This flower looks like this in human's eyes.
Then, how does a honeybee look like next?
Please answer by numbers.
Nakajima Himari, medical department of Tokyo University Medical School.
It's number four.
Do you know how a honeybee looks like, Nakajima Himari, medical department of Tokyo University Medical School?
A flower gives a sign like this to a honeybee carrying pollen and tells it where there is honey or pollen and it is said that a honeybee recognizes it.
I see.
The medical department of Tokyo University Medical School has given a brilliant answer.
Fukuda-san, please.
It's a problem.
Look at the next blood type and answer what type of blood type it is by both ABO and RH types.
It's Korngent, medical department of Tokyo University Medical School.
It's B type and RH minus.
It's Korngent, medical department of Tokyo University Medical School.
I can't give up this genre.
How about you, Nakoshi-sensei?
I'm a doctor, but all I know is that there is blood flowing in the bruise result.
I see.
According to this video and data, Korngent analyzed the blood type in a blink of an eye.
It's to the level of Nakoshi-sensei's surprise.
Here is the next question.
What is a job that you can do by putting the same words in blank a?
The mysterious super elite from Tokyo University, Ryogo Matsumaru!
My name is 999.
Super elite Ryogo Matsumaru!
As expected, this point is a wonderful speculative spark!
- Matsumaru-san. - Yes?
How did you figure it out just now?
The job of writing down a name at the very end is quite limited,
- I see. - so it's a spark that 999's name came to mind.
This speculative power is Matsumaru Ryogo's weapon.
The once mysterious super elite, Ryogo Matsumaru!
With the brain that has been accumulated over and over again in puzzle problems,
you can read ahead of things with just words!
Here is the next question.
What is the latest legal number in law that was passed down in the 30th century?
From Mr. Komatsu, the strongest brain of Todai literature!
The basic law for measures against brain hemorrhage, heart disease, and other circulatory diseases to measure healthy life expectancy.
Wonderful! Mr. Komatsu, the strongest brain of Todai literature!
- Komatsu-san. - Yes?
How did you figure it out?
There is a website on which law was passed down in the 30th century at the U.S. Department of Justice,
and I saw it while I was studying, so I remembered it.
Komatsu, who graduated from Japan's number one girls' high school, O-in High School.
As expected of you!
Here is the next question.
Please answer what living things that Australians and Aborigines use to make musical instruments called "dijuridu" are.
Sakuramoto
The first seat of the brotherhood music club, Sakuramoto!
Shiroari
Do you know that?
The first seat of the brotherhood music club, Sakuramoto!
It's wonderful.
This "ditchety-two" is an instrument that is made by eating the wood of "gyukari" and making it hollow.
This means that they had this as a knowledge in some way.
Sakuramoto
The first seat of the brotherhood music club, Sakuramoto!
It's wonderful.
Here is the next question.
The next sentence is a line of letters from one person to another person.
Please answer who sent whom letters.
English?
Kidnauto
Lincoln
Kidnauto
You know for sure!
You saw it in an instant!
Kidnauto
This is a great point!
Kidnauto
Lincoln
Kidnauto
In just one day and one hour of study, he passed the brotherhood music club.
He is a genius beyond comparison!
His vast knowledge is unparalleled!
He is indeed a sage!
Here is the next question.
What is it in the right and not in the left, and what is it in the body?
For those of you who are watching TV, we will give you a special 15 seconds.
If you can answer in 15 seconds, you must have an IQ of 120 or higher!
Are you ready?
Then, start!
What is the body part that is in the right but not in the left?
Kono Gento, Kamino University of Tokyo University of Science and Technology.
Mouth.
It is Kamino University of Tokyo University of Science and Technology, Kono Gento.
If you only look at the left and right squares,
they all look the same.
Kono san, what do you mean?
If you think about it, there is something in the right but not in the left.
If you look at the kanji, there is a kanji called "mouth" in the right.
So, the answer is "mouth".
I see.
There is "mouth" in "mouth".
This question is too complicated.
On the contrary, it means we are constantly brainwashed.
Even though it is not written anywhere that the tongue is a problem,
we make conditions and think it is a problem.
Our heads are fuzzy.
That's right.
It is really complicated.
Kamino University of Science and Technology, Kono Gento.
Let's move on. Fukuta san, please.
Here is the next question.
Answer the name of the plant depicted in this picture.
It is Nakajima Hibari, a plant from the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Kakegawa?
It is Nakajima Hibari, a plant from the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Great answer!
It is Nakajima Hibari, a plant from the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Despite being in the literature class at Meimon Girls' Academy High School,
she mastered science subjects for one month.
She easily passed the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
She is a genius of transplantation.
Nakajima, who was in the literature class at high school,
has suppressed this field.
Here is the next question.
In ancient Egypt's ruins,
many precious things have been excavated.
Here is the question.
The next jar is for human organs.
Answer the name of the organ.
Korngent, Kamiro, University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Liver organ.
Korngent, Kamiro, University of Tokyo Medical Department.
In ancient Egypt, when they made Myra, they removed organs, but it is said that organs were stored separately.
I see.
Kamiro, University of Tokyo Medical Department, even had knowledge of ancient medicine.
Here is the next question.
Who was the architect of France in the 19th century who restored Notre Dame Cathedral, which was damaged by the French Revolution and others?
The architect of the brotherhood, Yasui Akima.
Viola Ludic.
The architect of the brotherhood, Yasui Akima.
Here is the next question.
When a bicycle passes this signposted sidewalk, what should the bicycle do?
Answer with the following number.
1. Pass on the right side.
2. Pass on the left side.
3. Pass on either side, avoiding people.
4. Pass on the shadow side.
The architect of the brotherhood, Sakurabo.
4.
As expected of the architect of the brotherhood, Sakurabo.
He also had a firm knowledge of bicycles.
That's right.
When bicycles are allowed to run on sidewalks,
they are determined by road traffic laws that they must run on the shadow side of the sidewalk regardless of left or right.
Here is the next problem.
Answer what route the following diagram represents.
That's fast.
The iron man of the University of Tokyo Literature Department, Iuchi Rinto.
The route of the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
The iron man of the University of Tokyo Literature Department, Iuchi Rinto.
The 19-year-old answered brilliantly.
Here is the next problem.
Among the following creatures, answer the animals with the species "leon belger" with numbers.
1. Mouse.
2. Cow.
3. Tiger.
4. Rabbit.
The iron man of the University of Tokyo Literature Department, Iuchi Rinto.
The dog of number 11.
What?
What is going on?
The iron man of the University of Tokyo Literature Department, Iuchi Rinto.
Didn't he say only number 4?
That's right.
What is going on with number 11?
Among the following creatures, answer the animals with species called "leonbergers" by numbers.
1. Mouse
2. Cow
3. Tiger
4. Rabbit
The god of light and dark, Korn Gento!
Number 11, a dog.
What's going on?!
The god of light and dark, Korn Gento!
Didn't you just say number 4?
That's right.
Mr. Korn, what's going on?
I knew it was a dog, but I chose "mouse", "cow", "tiger".
You chose "mouse", "cow", "tiger", didn't you?
So I thought it was "mouse", "cow", "tiger".
I didn't say it was number 4, so number 11 was the answer.
Oh, no!
I mean...
There's no problem!
You read it that far, don't you?
What?!
Even after that, the geniuses continued their two- dimensional brain battle!
The next stage is...
A series of puzzles that require high operating power!
First of all, please take a look at this.
I'll explain the rules of the series of puzzles.
The numbers from 1 to 15 are now lined up separately.
Move them vertically or horizontally one by one...
...and line them up like this in order of 1 to 15.
You will be lined up...
...from this row...
...to this row.
Let's begin.
Three...
Two...
One...
Start!
Here it comes!
A loud sound!
The sound of the brothers' active!
And then, what happened?
The super elite, Ryogo Matsumaru...
...shined a second earlier!
The first place goes to...
The sound of the brothers' active!
One second earlier!
He shined a second earlier!
And then, the second place...
The mysterious super elite...
...Ryogo Matsumaru...
...shined a second earlier!
Let's take a look at the first place.
He finished it in just two seconds.
This speed...
It's frightening!
And then...
The three numbers...
...were added to each frame.
The problem that tested their concentration...
...was...
The four numbers were perfect!
In addition...
The problem that tested their concentration...
The four numbers were perfect!
It was an amazing result!
The four numbers were perfect!
Not a single frame went wrong!
They lined up perfectly!
And then...
The stage where profound knowledge is asked.
And now...
The problem.
When the creator of this picture...
...drew a mouse with his feet...
...answer what is said to have been used instead of ink.
The sound of the brothers' active!
The answer is...
Open!
Tears.
The sound of the brothers' active was correct!
The author of this picture is a watercolor painter, Sesshuu.
When a young Sesshuu was tied up to a pillar,
there is a rumor that what he used to draw a mouse with his feet was his own tears.
Is there a blind spot in the knowledge of the brothers' active sound?
An overwhelming turning of his brain will occur.
Here is the next question.
Japanese typhoons are named by their first, second and number in the order of their occurrence,
but American hurricanes are named by their human names.
Here is the question.
This is a meteorological image from 2018 based on data from the U.S. National Hurricane Center.
Please answer the name of this meteorological image of a hurricane.
Nakajima Hibari from the University of Tokyo Meteorological Department.
Your answer, open!
Florence.
Even a meteorological image can tell the name of a hurricane.
This is indeed Nakajima Hibari from the University of Tokyo Meteorological Department.
He was able to tell the name of a hurricane with only this image.
Fukuda-san, please.
Here is the next question.
On the next clay plate, the world's oldest recipe from about 4,000 years ago is engraved.
What recipe is engraved on it?
Masumaru Ryogo from the Tokyo Mysterious Super Elite.
Your answer, open!
Stew.
How did you know, Tokyo Mysterious Super Elite Masumaru Ryogo?!
This was a stew recipe!
This clay plate made in Mesopotamian civilization is said to be the world's oldest recipe, and a stew recipe is engraved on it.
Not only mystery solving machines, but also knowledge machines are spread out.
Today's mystery solving machines, Super Elys and Matsumaru.
Next question.
Entering the 21st century, solar panels are being developed aggressively.
At present, large-scale power plants called megasolar are being built all over the world, attracting attention.
However, on a global scale, there is still not enough electricity.
Here is the problem.
If you generate electricity per day with a huge solar panel the same size as the Pacific Ocean,
ask for how many units of electricity you can use per day at home in Japan.
However, the conditions are as follows.
Calculation methods are being developed one after another.
What kind of scale problem is it, Dr. Takeuchi?
Well, it's a physical problem, so there are a lot of units.
It's quite a troublesome calculation.
Today's mystery solving machine, Super Elys and Matsumaru.
Answer, open!
5.35x10^12
Amazing! Our prediction went far beyond our expectations!
The lighthouse mystery solving machine, Super Elys and Matsumaru are both correct!
They also got it right in no time at all!
Even after that, the geniuses' smart fighting game continued!
What's going on?!
As you can see, here are the results of yesterday's semi-finals.
The semi-finals will be played by four people.
First up...
It's a mathematical puzzle requiring a good understanding of figures and a high IQ.
For this jigsaw puzzle, a piece with no drawings on it will be used.
However, if you put 29 pieces together, only one piece is missing.
This problem is what that missing piece should look like.
30 seconds until start.
Now, 30 seconds until start.
Everyone is drawing in their heads how to put together the pieces in black and white.
Who will be able to put them together first?
However, even if you can't put them together in your head, it's still correct even if you draw it.
Now, it's almost time for the start.
It's a mathematical puzzle!
3...
2...
1...
Start!
Now, they're running the pen!
What is it?!
It's the last one!
They got it! They got it!
As expected, Super Elys and Matsumaru are both correct!
Next up is the lighthouse mystery solving machine, Kodo Gento!
I only saw it.
I didn't touch it.
The geniuses didn't touch any of the pieces and analyzed the missing pieces.
The puzzles I learned for the first time are in my head and tonight.
First, the fastest one was Super Elys and Matsumaru's lighthouse mystery solving machine.
3 seconds until start!
And the second one is Kodo Gento's lighthouse mystery solving machine.
3.37 seconds!
With a difference of 0.37 seconds, Ryo Matsumaru is also in the lead!
I can't believe it!
What an amazing world!
Here is the next question.
Among the 2010 works of Edogawa Rampo, a Japanese watercolor artist,
there is a code with a phrase "namuamidabutsu" in it.
When you read this code as "ingaohou",
what will you read as the next code?
Let's read "ingaohou" first.
What is this?
The answer starts now!
What exactly is this code called?
Ryogo Matsumaru will now read the pen.
What is he writing?
And this is Kenjaki, the brother of Ryogo.
Will they be able to reach the top two?
Will Nakajima be able to write it?
How about Matsumaru?
Three, two, one.
Matsumaru doesn't know it! It's a time-up!
Time's up!
As you can see, Kono and Kido have the same answer.
Here is the correct answer.
Wow!
As a result, Kido, a swordsman of Todai-wakubo, and Kono, a god of Todai-wakubo, get points!
Will their high-level battle continue?
That was fast, Kono.
Yes.
How did you figure it out?
Namu Amida Butsu consists of six characters.
Each character represents a point of Tenji.
You hit the point of Tenji and read it.
Then you'll know the answer.
If you don't understand Tenji, you can't solve it?
I know Tenji.
Wow!
Kono and Kido are reading Tenji, too!
Mr. Aoshima, you're staring at me.
What's going on?
First of all, I don't know where to start.
Wow!
As you can see, Kono, a swordsman of Todai-wakubo, got the correct answer.
Here is the next question.
Mr. Lazaro Sharra has set a Guinness World Record for something.
That is...
Oh, no! I can't do it anymore!
Stop it! Stop it!
Jumping from a cliff.
What? Again?
The height is 58.8 meters.
When you reach the water's surface, your speed is about 120 km/h.
Now, here is the question.
If...
you dig a deep hole all the way to the center of the earth...
and Lazaro Sharra jumps into it as a super robot...
and asks you how fast you are exactly 10 minutes after you start falling.
However, the conditions are as follows.
Now, here is the answer!
- Mr. Takeuchi? - Yes?
What do you think of this question?
It requires a lot of analysis and...
it's a pretty difficult calculation.
I see.
- Now, the moment of fate has finally come! - Three, two, one...
- Time up! - Now, Nakajima!
That's it.
- Now, please put down your pen. - Oh, no!
As you can see, the four of them have given their answers.
Is there anyone among them who is correct?
The correct answer is...
this one!
And so, Kono Gento, the god of medical school, is correct!
He has won a wonderful point!
One more person who is correct is Kono Gento, the god of medical school!
What a great performance!
- Mr. Kono? - Yes?
What did you think of it?
It was a complicated calculation...
but the content itself wasn't difficult...
so I just had to calculate it.
- The content itself wasn't difficult! - That's right!
- I see. - That's how it was.
Even though he is from medical school, he has passed the exam with one try.
He is an extraordinary genius!
This is Kono's ability!
Even here, Kono adds points! Next is...
It is a problem that requires high guessing power and information processing ability.
The colors and arrangements I will show you now represent the words "gen-ji-bo-ta-ru".
Please analyze the law.
When this color and arrangement represent "gen-ji- bo- ta-ru", what will the next color and arrangement represent?
Wait a minute! If this is "gen-ji-bo-ta-ru", I don't know anymore.
I don't know!
Start!
Then, the answer is "start"!
Well, even before the shout "start", the pen was moving.
Well, Kido Naoto, a swordsman of the brotherhood, gets the clip.
Does he know the answer already?
Well, and this is "today's mystery super elite, Matsumaru".
Which one? Which one?
Which one?
I see, "usuha kagerou" or "usuba kagerou"?
Well, how about it?
And Kono Kamino of the Tohoku University Faculty of Science is already writing down the answer!
Nakajima, will you write the answer or not?
That's all. Then, please put down the pen.
As you can see, the answers of four people are as follows.
Kido Naoto answers "usuba kagerou", while Matsumaru answers "usuha kagerou".
The answer is...
"usuba kagerou"!
As a result, Kido-san and Kono-san are correct!
"usuba kagerou"!
So, Kano-san and Kono-san, please tell us about the secret of thought again.
Yes, there are three kinds of information, which are color, place and number of lights.
Yes, gray represented "akasatana", which means "fifty yen",
and color represented "buyin".
And light red represented "dakuten".
Kono-san, you noticed this regularity right away, didn't you?
Yes, as I analyzed it, it turned out to be "usuba kagerou" this time.
I see...
As you can see, the current order is...
Kamiro Kono's order is so far perfect!
Here is the next question.
Answer the name of the next waterfall.
Well...
It's difficult...
Answer, start!
Now, what does this question mean?
The number is written on the bottom right.
Well...
Has Akajima Hibari, a genius of the University of Tokyo, already got the answer?
Kono Gento, Kamiro Kono of the University of Tokyo, is also...
He wrote it on a clip.
There must be a characteristic of this waterfall.
It must be something unique to this waterfall.
Could it be that only this video and this number led to the answer?
Now, is there no more time?
It's a time-up.
That's it. Now, please put down the pen.
As you can see, the answers of the four of them are the same as Kono and Nakajima.
Is there a correct answer among them?
The correct answer is...
Nakajima Hibari of the University of Tokyo, and Kono Gento of the University of Tokyo, are correct!
They get points!
They are both correct!
Nakajima Hibari of the University of Tokyo, how did you come up with the answer?
I think there was a number about the water quality.
Waterfalls containing hot springs such as Kamuiwakayu have high or low pH.
I remembered that Kamuiwakayu has a pH of 1.4 to 1.6, so I answered it.
By the way, where is Kamuiwakayu located?
Kamuiwakayu is located in Hokkaido, as its name suggests.
You have a wide range of knowledge.
Now, Nakajima Hibari gets points.
Next...
After the time-up, please write down as many full names of people who have won cultural prizes as possible.
Now, let's start answering!
How many correct answers can they write down?
So far, we have provided answers provided by sponsors.
That's all.
Now, please put down your pens.
Now, let's see your answers.
First of all...
The answer of Matsumaru Ryogo, a mysterious super elite from Tokyo University!
Open!
The answer is...
Matsumaru Ryogo, a mysterious super elite from Tokyo University!
Three people, correct!
Next...
Nakajima Hibari, a doctor from Tokyo University Medical Department!
The answer is...
Open!
Now...
He has called three flips!
The answer is...
Nakajima Ryogo, a doctor from Tokyo University Medical Department!
Thirty-five people, correct!
Thirty-five people...
Next...
Kido Naoto, a doctor from Tokyo University Medical Department!
The answer is...
Open!
These are also three flips.
They are also tight!
The answer is...
Kido San, a doctor from Tokyo University Medical Department!
Fifty-four people, correct!
Fifty-four people...
At this point...
I'm in the top spot!
Now, there is only one person left!
Kamino Kono, a doctor from Tokyo University Medical Department!
The answer is...
Open!
He has called five flips!
The answer is...
Kamino Kono, a doctor from Tokyo University Medical Department!
Ninety-seven people, correct!
Wow!
I'm in the top spot!
Ninety-seven people have answered!
Kamino Kono, a doctor from Tokyo University Medical Department!
The answer is...
Breaking points!
I'm losing my mind!
Seriously!
Kamino Kono, a doctor from Tokyo University Medical Department!
The answer is...
Ninety-seven people!
Ninety-seven people have shown their overwhelming strength!
Once again, Sato-san, how do you feel?
It's terrifying!
I really don't know what to say...
I feel like I'm definitely the king!
Kono-san, you're fighting against your rival right now...
But first of all, do you feel like you're fighting against yourself?
Kono-san...
The number of flips is overwhelming!
How do you feel?
If I had one more minute, I would have called about twenty more people...
If you had one more minute, you would have called about twenty more people!
After thoroughly examining this show's past trends...
Last year, Kono shone brilliantly...
This year, too, he seems to be taking complete measures.
Kono boasts overwhelming strength!
So far, it's been perfect!
The next question is...
From now on, you will be playing against a computer.
The game you will be playing against a computer is this new consideration game.
The computer's pieces are red, while humans' pieces are blue.
Each piece can only be placed vertically and horizontally, and can be moved as freely as you like.
From now on, you will be moving each piece alternately.
If you can pin down even one of your opponent's pieces, you win.
Also, even if you can't move your opponent's pieces, you win.
Our first challenger is...
The medical school's doctor, Nakajima!
First up...
The medical school's doctor, Nakajima-san!
A game where chess and scissors are combined may be a close expression of that.
And this game is played by the challenger's sente.
First up...
Nakajima has moved his pieces.
Next up...
The computer's turn!
I will move red from B-1 to B-2.
The sheep is now moving in support of B-1.
Next up...
The medical school's doctor, Nakajima-san's turn!
Once again, I will explain the rules.
A piece can be moved vertically and horizontally as many times as you like.
However, jumping over other pieces is prohibited.
If you can pin down your opponent, or make him unable to move, you win.
Hmm, that's one step ahead of you.
Next up, it's computer's turn.
Computer, you've been ahead of me for a while now...
A few dozen moves ahead of you require high-level information analysis skills and quick reflexes.
Also, if you can't win within 30 moves, you'll be separated.
Nakajima...
Even after that, he continues to be ahead of his opponent.
Red moves from A-4 to B-4.
Checkmate! Computer wins!
Nakajima-san, medical department doctor of Tokyo University, has lost!
As I thought, computer was stronger.
This is frustrating. This is frustrating.
After that, super-elite Matsumaru from Todai Nazotoki...
The flow of the match is...
He's cornered! This guy is fast!
We can see his offense.
He's attacking. He's attacking. He's attacking. He's attacking.
He showed an even fight against the strongest computer.
This is the 30th move.
30 moves!
You're separated.
Somehow, he's separated from the computer.
The next challenger, Kido, from the Kyodai Medical Department...
Where's Kido?!
Slide to the side.
He showed his persistence against the computer.
Red moves from B-4 to B-2.
You're separated.
You're separated, Kido Naoto from the Kyodai Medical Department.
It's really hard to win.
And the last challenger is Kamino Kono from the Kyodai Medical Department.
It's a computer that calculates thousands of moves instantly.
Will Kamino Kono be able to win against this computer?
This game is a combination of chess and scissors.
The last challenger is Kamino Kono from the Kyodai Medical Department.
First of all, it's Kano's turn, Kamino Kono from the Kyodai Medical Department.
You can move vertically and horizontally, but you can't jump over your opponent's or your own pieces.
The computer can read tens of hundreds of moves or even thousands of moves if you have time.
Red moves from C-1 to C-2.
It's a lot of work even for a computer.
You can pin your opponent's pieces in or you can't move your pieces and you win.
But will Kamino Kono be able to win?
And then...
Now, he's attacking.
Now, how is it?
He doesn't lose his offensive posture against a computer.
Oh, my God!
And...
Next, it's the turn of Kono san, Kaminoo of Todai Medical Club!
How is it? Did Kono take a breath?
Now, Kono Gento of Kaminoo of Todai Medical Club!
He moved it!
Checkmate!
Now, the red piece can't move!
Kono Gento has won against the computer!
Kono Gento's brain was indeed God's brain!
It was a historical moment when the computer turned upside down!
Kono san of the studio...
Yes?
It was a splendid victory! Congratulations!
Thank you!
How do you feel about fighting again and looking back?
When I was little, my father brought me chess...
Oh, I see!
Your experience is strange!
Until the third grade of elementary school, Kono san lived in New York, USA with his father's money.
Was it at that time?
I think I was able to read the future at that time.
I see.
Even though he was in the medical club, Kono passed the judicial exam at once!
His extraordinary brain also surpassed the computer!
As you can see, the final ranking of the spring final is...
And...
The final match is between Kono Kamino of the medical club...
And Kido Kenja of the medical club!
Two geniuses representing the medical club and the medical club will fight each other!
It will be a top-of-the-top match!
Now, it's the final match!
In the final match, various problems will be discussed from a wide range of fields beyond common sense!
"Brain King" final match!
Here is the problem!
Answer the author of this poem and the title of the poem.
Answering begins now!
Now, the final match has finally begun!
The first problem that was discussed was "answer the author of this poem and the title of the poem",
but has it really become a topic of discussion?
No, the expression hasn't changed!
Both parties, please raise your pens!
This problem may look like a design using the alphabet "9" rather than "4",
but do both parties have this knowledge in mind?
Time up!
Please place your pens.
First, "brain king" of the Brotherhood Medical Department, please open your answer!
Birds of a feather flock together
Spring
Next, "brain king" of the Brotherhood Medical Department, please open your answer!
"The mystery of grass" and "the weather"
They have been divided!
The answer has been revealed!
The verdict is...
It is Kono Gento, co-director of Kami-no-Kouno.
The author is the same. The titles have been separated.
The correct answer is Kono Gento.
Yasho-san, what do you think?
We still don't know the meaning of the question.
We don't know if it's a "Q".
Is this a poem?
Kono-san, please explain the meaning of the question.
Kusano Shinpei-san is a person who writes strange poems.
For example, he wrote "Ten Hitotsu de Toumin" and "Bururururu de Seishoku Ichi".
He is a person who writes very strange poems.
This poem is said to represent "weather" using the word "Q".
I see.
Kusano Shinpei-san told us about "weather" and its meaning.
Will Kono Gento be able to answer correctly?
Fukuza-san, please.
Let's move on to the next question.
This question requires physical and imagination.
Sumo is a national sport in Japan.
Sumo has always been a powerful sport.
Raiden Kameemo, who was active in the Edo period, has a win rate of more than 90%.
It is no exaggeration to say that he is the strongest in human history.
On the other hand, whales float in the world of animals.
They are about 30 meters in length and are the most proud creatures on earth.
Here is the question.
If a giant whitefish and a red sea bream with the same strength as a lyden and a sea bream do a tug- of-war,
how many red sea bream do you need to win against a whitefish?
However, the conditions are as follows.
Answer, start!
Now, without looking at these conditions, we have started.
Dr. Takeuchi, what do you think of it as a point?
One of them is whether it can be calculated properly at high acceleration.
I see, high acceleration.
Ms. Anmika, what do you think of their tug-of-war on this stage of the final?
It is said that it is a fighting game of intelligence.
That's right.
In this extreme situation, I can only be moved and respect it by putting out all my concentration and knowledge in my head and fighting.
Oh, they just took a pen like this!
Is the entire process over?
Now, without losing even once, they just took a pen like this!
Ten seconds left.
Are the answers they know the same or different?
And have they arrived at the correct answer?
Time up.
Please put down the pen.
First of all, Dr. Kidonao and Dr. Kaito of the Brotherhood Medical Department, open!
One hundred and fifty-seven people.
Next, Dr. Kono and Dr. Kaito of the Brotherhood Medical Department, open!
One hundred and fifty-eight people.
They just took a pen like this!
This is serious!
One of them is whether it can be calculated properly at high acceleration.
They just took a pen like this!
Kono-san, there was only one difference in the answer, wasn't there?
Maybe it was calculated normally, but if the red team wins, if it is an answer of 157.4,
it means that 158 people can win, so if you enter a number there, you have to cut it up by mistake.
I see! If it's 157.4 and the power is the same, it means that you have to have 158 people to win, right?
That's right.
Kono-san, how do you feel about Kono-san's explanation just now?
Well, it's a little frustrating, but it's exactly the same.
Wow!
Kono-san was right!
He was right!
He just said, "Did you cut it up or not?"
I see.
Wow!
That's what you were aiming for!
Yes!
Kono Gento of the Tokyo Olympic Club, with two wins in a row.
Fukuta-san, please.
Now, here is the question.
Next year, in 2020, for the first time in 56 years, the Olympics will be held in Tokyo.
Now, here is the question.
Out of all the countries that participated in the history of the Olympics,
which country changed its name between the opening ceremony and closing ceremony during the opening period?
Answer, start!
Now, here is the question that asks about the accumulated history and knowledge.
The first person who took up this question's pen was Kido Naoto of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.
And Kono Gento has also written about it.
Will Kido chase it up or will Kono push it away?
It's finally time for the correct answer!
Please put down the pen.
First of all, Kido Naoto of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.
Answer, open!
Zambia.
And Kaminoe of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.
Korngent's answer, open!
- Mothralia. - They're separated!
Once again, the answer has been revealed!
Will there be a difference or not?
The verdict is...
This time, the correct answer is Korngent of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences!
During the 1964 Tokyo Olympics,
one of the only participating countries in Olympic history, Northern Rhodesia,
has changed its name to the Republic of Zambia.
Mr. Aoshibo, what do you think?
Olympic casters do it six times in summer and winter,
but the country name hasn't changed at all.
It may have been a natural knowledge for Kito to write Zambia as a very fast name.
Mr. Fukuda, please.
The next question.
Please answer what the next note represents.
Answer, start!
This time, it's music.
In terms of music, Korngent of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
has been learning piano for several years since elementary school.
Until the third grade of elementary school,
he lived in New York, USA for his father's pension and for work.
His knowledge and interest have spread to many places.
Kido Nao, on the other hand, has studied in the Faculty of Medicine,
but his knowledge and curiosity are not limited to science and technology.
Has he been able to cover such a wide range of knowledge?
Time up.
Now, it's time up.
Please put down the pen.
First of all, Kido Nao of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, answer!
Open!
An ambulance's siren.
And now, Korngent of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, answer!
Open!
An ambulance's siren.
It's the same.
Again, it's the same answer.
The verdict is...
Both of you are correct! The correct answer is the ambulance's siren.
- Mr. Kono. - Yes? - How did you know?
I didn't know what the next note meant and what song it was.
So I thought it might have been a note that wasn't in the score.
- I see. - There's a repetition of the first and last notes.
And "pianissimo forte".
I thought it was expressing the doppler effect of the ambulance...
...because of the change in pitch of the notes.
- I see. - Yes.
Both of you are correct! As expected of you!
- Ms. Fukuda, go ahead. - Here's the question.
A new phrase starts on May 1st, 2019.
And now, people are interested in that phrase.
In Japanese history, 247 languages were born.
Here's the question.
Out of all Japanese languages, write as many words that are not in two characters as possible in Chinese characters.
Here's the answer!
Here's the question about grammar. Ms. Kawata, what do you think of it?
Isn't grammar basically in two characters?
It's a hot topic right now, of course.
I know there are a lot of them, but when we're told that they're not in two characters in the first place...
we just stop there.
But it's not just one of them.
Just by looking at the answer on your hand right now, you can see that it's being written down more and more.
Ten seconds left.
Kido finished writing it here.
And Kono is holding up his head!
Will they be able to say goodbye to each other?
Please put down your pens.
First up is Kono Gen, Kamino in the Medical Department of Tokyo University.
Here's the answer!
"jingo" "keiun" "tenpou" "houji" "tenpou" "jingo"
Something like that.
Next up is Kido Naoto, a professor in the Medical Department of Tokyo University.
Here's the answer!
"tenpou" "kanpou" "tenpou" "shouhou" "tenpou" "houji" "tenpou" "jingo" "jingo" "keiun"
Here's the answer!
Kono Kamino of the Medical Department of Tokyo University.
Here's the answer!
Kido Kido, a professor in the Medical Department of Tokyo University.
Here's the answer!
The military band has assembled Kido, a scholar of Cardiothoracic Surgery, and lined up in this line.
And Kido has answered all five questions correctly.
What an amazing knowledge.
Mr. Fuchter, please.
Here's the question.
"hatena" "kanji" "san" "moji" "no" "tori" "yo" "ire" "te" "dekiru" "yuumeijin" "wo kotaenasai"
Here's the answer!
Here's a question that raises the question of "head flexibility" and "brain flexibility".
What does it mean?
But both of them are already using pens.
Time up!
First, Kido Naoto, a professor of the Faculty of Medicine at Tokyo University, gives us his answer!
It's not possible.
And Kono Gen, a professor of the Faculty of Medicine at Tokyo University, gives us his answer!
It's not possible.
They both gave the same answer.
The verdict is...
Both of you are correct.
There is no mercy.
This question...
If you put the name of a bird called "carotid artery" in brackets and in kanji,
it becomes "carotid artery".
Now, we've decided on the connection.
Mr. Fukuda, go ahead.
Here's the question.
What time and what minute does the clock in this palace stop?
Your answer...
Start!
What time and what minute does the clock in this palace stop?
Both of you gave the same answer.
Time up!
Both of you are using pens now!
They both know the answer.
Now...
What is it?
Are the answers the same or different?
Is it a matter of knowledge or a mystery?
It's not enough.
But is there a clue?
We're looking at this picture desperately.
But we don't know!
Time up!
Please put your pens down.
First of all...
Kido Naoto, a professor at Kyoto University Medical School...
Your answer...
Start!
Nine o'clock and five minutes.
And...
Kono Gen, a professor at Tokyo University Medical School...
Your answer...
Start!
Nine o'clock and five minutes.
Again, you gave the same answer!
The answer is...
Both of you are correct! There is nothing wrong with it!
This is a high-level battle!
This is the Dolmabahce Palace, which was used by the first president Kemal Atatürk in Istanbul, Turkey.
It is now open as a tourist attraction, but...
Inside the palace, there is a clock that stopped the president who passed away at 9 o'clock and 5 minutes ago.
Now, both of you have shown us an amazing amount of knowledge. When will this balance be broken?
Ms. Fukuzawa, please.
Here is the question!
Who do you think this lentigen photo belongs to?
Wow!
Kamino and Kenja!
The final battle between the ultimate brains!
Here is the question, which is different from the lentigen photo in which it is shown.
What is the clue to this question?
The final battle between the ultimate brains!
Here is the question, which is different from the lentigen photo in which it is shown.
What is the answer of these two geniuses?
First of all, the answer is open for Kenja Kidnao of the Brotherhood Medical Club!
Albert von Kirika...
And the answer is open for Kamino Konogen of the Brotherhood Medical Club!
Albert von Kirika...
They have the same answer.
How do you know?
Here is the decision!
Judging from this, it must have been a natural knowledge for them.
Once again, Ms. Amika, how do you feel about it?
This is not an easy decision to make.
That's right.
What can you tell by looking at the bones and fingers?
Let me ask you.
Why did you know by looking at this lenticulous photo and this video alone, Mr. Kido?
Well, of course, Mr. Lenticulous was the first one in the world to take a lenticulous photo.
His wife was the first one to take it.
However, this photo is different from that photo.
It's another famous photo.
Well, I thought it would come true naturally.
He said it while looking at the bones and fingers.
It must have been natural for high-level people to acknowledge each other.
Ms. Fukuda, please go ahead.
Here is the next question.
This is a difficult question where quick information processing ability is tested.
From now on, you will be asked five questions at the same time.
However, you will only be asked for five seconds.
Now, start!
Time's up.
Answer all five questions.
Only when you answer all of them correctly will you win.
Time's up.
Answer all five questions.
Only when you answer all of them correctly will you win.
Time's up.
Please put down your pens.
First, Kido Naoto, researcher of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, please open your answer!
Coghosei, Squeeze, Shiakusho, Sannin Kanjou... I couldn't think of one more question.
Kono Gento, researcher of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, please open your answer!
Coghosei, Squeeze, Yutou Yomi, Shiakusho, Sannin Kanjou...
Now, Kono, researcher of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, has answered all five questions.
Is Kono's answer correct?
The verdict is...
Kono Gento, researcher of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, has answered all five questions correctly.
Now, will Kono continue to improve his skills?
What is Kido's pride like?
Ms. Kusa, please.
Here is the next question.
Who discovered Ohm's law before Ohm's law, and discovered Coulomb's law before Coulomb's law?
Your answer, start!
It is a question for a scientist who discovered Ohm's law and Coulomb's law as soon as possible.
It is indeed a two-dimensional problem.
Time's up.
Please put down your pens.
Now, Kido, researcher of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, has answered all five questions correctly.
Cavendish.
Kono, researcher of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, has answered all five questions correctly.
Yuudobery.
Oh, their answers have been decided!
Now, what is their verdict?
Kido has answered correctly!
Kono Gento has answered incorrectly!
Are you two brothers?
Here, a vast amount of knowledge and its essence have been displayed.
Again, points are lined up.
Ms. Fukuzawa, please.
Here is the question.
"An old man and the sea", "Money will come for others", etc.
Written by Hemingway, the title of which is known by the author,
please write down all the sentences in the novel, which are composed of only six English words.
Answers, start!
Did you expect this kind of question?
It's a frightening question.
It's not "answer the title", is it?
It's all of it.
You make me do ridiculous things, don't you?
Time up!
First of all, Kido Naoto, a scholar of the Department of Children's Medicine, has answered incorrectly!
I didn't think of it.
Oh, Kido didn't answer!
And Kono Gento, a scholar of the Department of Medical Science, has answered incorrectly!
"For sale", "Baby shoes never worn", etc.
The verdict is...
Kono Gento, a scholar of the Department of Medical Science, has won!
As expected of a youngster living in America and New York, his pronunciation was also excellent!
Kono-san, is it natural for you to know that this is your label?
I don't remember a single word or phrase, but I remember the content.
It's a story about a baby's shoes that have never been worn being put up for sale.
When I think about why baby's shoes are being put up for sale, it's a very sad story.
I had a strong impression of that.
In that sense, I put it upside down and put it in a rectangle.
I see.
It's wonderful.
Even though I bought baby's shoes in my heart,
I still have a sad feeling of a father and a mother who have to sell them without being able to use them.
It remains as a word and a memory.
It's wonderful.
Even here, Kono Gento has shown his wide range of defense.
Kono Gento, you should be afraid of him.
Fukuda-san, please go ahead.
Here is the next question.
It's a question about Japanese culture from a long time ago.
What is the character that goes into the question mark?
Answer, start!
Now, what is the character that goes into the question mark?
The first person to answer this question is Kido Naoto, a scholar of the University of Tokyo.
It's a question about Japanese culture from a long time ago.
What answer will they give?
Answer, start!
Now, Kido Naoto, a scholar of the University of Tokyo, answer, open!
Kiku.
Kono Gento, a scholar of the University of Tokyo, answer, open!
I don't know.
Now, what is the answer?
Kido Naoto, a scholar of the University of Tokyo, answer, open!
The answer is "I can't open it."
Once again, Kido Naoto, please tell us about the process of answering.
Well, actually, there is an expression that people in ancient times compared fireflies to plants.
It starts with a button, then a pine tree, and finally a tree trunk.
I see.
I thought it was a battle problem for a moment.
I didn't think it was the result of knowledge of fireflies.
It's wonderful, isn't it?
As expected of you.
Well, once again, Kido Naoto takes a step forward.
Well, here is the next development.
Fukuta-san, please.
Here is the question.
Analyze the following QR code and answer what QR code it is.
QR?
Here is the question of reading and answering the previous QR code.
Can humans solve this problem?
A great battle of brains.
Here is the question of reading and answering the QR code.
Can two geniuses go beyond human knowledge and answer it?
First of all, Kido Naoto, a scholar of the Faculty of Brotherly Medicine, answer, open!
Facebook.
And Kono Gento, a scholar of the Faculty of Brotherly Medicine, answer, open!
Tohoku University.
The answers are divided.
Here is the judgment!
Kono Gento is wrong.
Kono Gento is right.
Everyone's question is Kono Gento's whisper.
What's going on?
Kono san, why did you choose this QR code?
Well, I've been asked about barcodes a lot.
I thought the next thing I'd be asked about is a QR code.
There's something very special about QR codes.
QR codes are placed on the roof of buildings.
However, there are only a few QR codes on the roof, so I remember them all.
Facebook is one of them.
I thought this QR code might be from that shape.
I see.
There are probably many possibilities.
In those possibilities, you can use Banja's measures.
Could this problem prediction ability have been used for passing the judicial exam?
Fukuta san, please go ahead.
Here's the question.
Answer the name of this creature and the number of its reproductive organs.
Answering begins now!
These two are studying together in the medical department.
Will they be able to answer the question "answer the name of this creature and the number of its reproductive organs"?
Ten seconds left.
Will Kido Naoto be able to stop Kono's willpower?
Time up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, Kido Naoto, a scholar of the University Medical Department, please open your answers!
Ophioglossum reticulatum, 1260 copies.
Kono Gent, a scholar of the University Medical Department, please open your answers!
Atlas blue, 448 to 452 copies.
The answers have been divided.
Let's see the results!
It's Kono and Sol!
These creatures' names, colors and numbers were all perfect answers.
Mr. Aoshima, you look like you're having a hard time.
I've been thinking about it for a while, but I don't know what to say.
We're not fighting in this atmosphere, but our brains are getting tired.
Mr. Kono, what do you think of your excellent answer?
This insect, Atlas blue, is famous for having the most colors.
It has 448 to 452 colors, but the smallest one has two wings and antlers.
I see.
Mr. Kono, who was a master of brains last time, showed surprising knowledge and memory and reached 500 points here.
However, in the Japanese detective novel "The Three Great Miracles", which was published later,
This is the pride of brothers.
Kido, who is a brother who is proud of his vast knowledge, showed his true colors and reached 50 points.
And now we're entering the second half of the game!
Here's the next question.
What does this shape generally represent?
Start!
Now, what do these triangles and the letters "n" and "w" represent?
These two are gathering information in the dormitory.
And it seems like they've finished writing their answers.
Time up.
First of all, Kido Naoto, a professor of the Department of Brotherhood Medicine, open your answer!
Bermuda triangle.
Time up.
Kono Gent and Kaito, open!
Bermuda triangle.
The same answer.
Let's see the result!
Both of you are correct.
Both of you didn't make any mistakes.
If you look closely at this diagram,
there are "n" and "w" and numbers, "id" and "k" are written in three places.
If you add up "id" and "k" in the actual diagram,
you can see that there are many accidents involving airplanes and ships.
It refers to the Bermuda triangle.
The numbers written in the Bermuda triangle are "id" and "k",
and both of you easily noticed them.
That's why you are called "geniuses".
Fukuda-san, go ahead.
Here is the next question.
Answer the full name of the cameraman who took this picture.
Kaito, start!
Many people have seen this picture in Japanese history.
However, only the full name of the cameraman who took this picture is known.
How about you, Yui-san? Have you finished writing?
I've never thought of that. The cameraman is amazing.
His full name...
Time up!
First of all, Kaito, open!
Yasushi Nagao.
Kaito, open!
Yasushi Nagao.
You got the same answer.
Now, the verdict is...
Both of you are correct!
There is no difference!
This photo was taken just before a young man assassinated Japanese Socialist Premier Asanuma Inejiro.
It was taken by a daily newspaper reporter, Yasushi Nagao.
This photo won him the first Japanese Pizzer Prize.
This may have been common knowledge for you two.
Please go ahead.
Here is the next question.
This question is about astronomy that transcends time and space.
About 4.6 billion years ago,
what are the two celestial bodies that are said to have been formed by the extinction of the primitive planet Theia?
Your answers, start!
This question is about 4.6 billion years ago.
However, it says "astronomy".
On the other hand, what about "astrology"?
Time out.
First of all, Kamino from the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Your answers, start!
I don't know.
It's a blank slate.
Then, your answers, start!
Earth and the moon.
Your answers, start!
It's still not enough.
The brothers lost.
The earth and the moon are perfectly aligned!
According to the theory of giant impact, which explains the origin of the moon,
about 4.6 billion years ago, a celestial body about half the size of the earth we know today, called "teia", collided with the newly born primitive earth,
and scattered substances gathered together to form the moon.
The vast amount of knowledge of the earth was as much as 4.6 billion years ago!
Ms. Namika, what do you think?
I'm deeply moved by Mr. Kito's obsession with victory and his determination to never lose.
This is the highest level of battle. Let's watch it. Ms. Fukuta, go ahead.
Here's the question.
Sports have different muscles used for different sports.
In cutting-edge sports science, various muscles used in sports are data-driven.
Here's the question.
The data of the next muscle activity indicates a change in a certain sport during a competition.
What sport is it?
What is it?
Answer, start!
Out of hundreds of different sports, only their muscle activity leads to the answer.
I don't know.
Mr. Aoshima, we have a problem like this.
Well, I have many opportunities to cover sports, but it would be embarrassing if I can't answer this.
No, no, no.
I have no idea at all.
Kido is making some kind of motion and...
Mr. Shinohara, you are checking something, aren't you?
He is checking his muscle activity and his own movements to see what kind of force is coming in.
Yes.
Time up.
Please put down your pen.
First of all, Kido Naoto, a scholar of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, answers.
Open!
Fishing.
Fishing...
A scholar of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Kono Gento, answers.
Open!
Flying high.
The answer has been revealed!
Let's see!
The answer is...
A scholar of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, Kono Gento, answers flying high.
How do you know?
Please look at this.
One of them has a double center of gravity angle.
I see.
Kono san.
Yes.
What did you pay attention to when you decided to jump?
First of all, I wanted to focus on those who are above 100 cm.
Then, in order, my legs came first, and then my arms, and finally my abs.
That's how I came up with the high jump.
In that cornered situation, you didn't move your pen for a while, but you could read the change of numbers.
It is truly the source of light and fear of light.
Fukuda san, please.
Here is the question.
Hachikou, a famous statue in Shibuya.
What are the names of two dogs that Professor Ueno Hidesaburo, its owner, had with Hachikou?
Answer, start!
Here is another out of topic question.
We are looking for the names of two dogs that were bought other than Hachikou.
Most people may not know that Hachikou had other dogs.
Hachikou's name is Hachi, but what are the names of the other two dogs that were bought?
From now on, we will send you this program with the sponsor you are watching.
Besides Hachikou, there is also a problem solving names of two dogs.
Is this knowledge common sense for you two?
Or is it...
In the final of "The Brain that Became a War",
Professor Ueno, who is Hachikou's owner,
solved a problem beyond common sense of solving names of two dogs that Hachikou and Ueno had.
First of all, Kido Nao, a professor of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, will answer.
Six and seven...
And Korn Gent, a doctor of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, will answer.
John and S.
The answers have been divided.
Let's see.
The decision is...
Korn Gent, a doctor of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, will answer again.
Professor Ueno Hidesaburo, Hachikou's owner,
actually had a lot of dogs.
However, among them,
the two dogs that Hachikou had at the same time were John and S.
Mr. Yashida, what do you think?
I saw it in the movie, but...
such Western-style names didn't appear, did they?
I'm surprised.
He remembers it well.
Now, this memory and its retention power.
There is something amazing about it.
Mr. Fukuzawa, please.
Then, I'll end it.
It's a problem.
Start with "ichioshi" and end with "goget" and answer "jujijukugo".
Answers, start!
Now, a problem called "jujijukugo" has been shown.
However, without hesitating there,
the one who makes the pen run is the god of lightning, Kou.
Time's up!
First of all, Kido Naoto, a doctor of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, please give us your answer!
I don't know.
Kou no Gento, a god of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, please give us your answer!
First, second, third, fourth...
I've never heard of it.
The answer is...
Kou no Gento, a god of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, please give us your answer!
This cross-stitching is an idiom that shows the conditions that are important for a man to seduce a woman.
First, it shows that a man is strong-willed.
Second, it shows that a man is rich.
Third, it shows that a man is good-natured.
Fourth, it shows that a man has a high status.
Fifth, it shows that a man has a sense of justice.
Kou no Gento has once again shown us some frightening knowledge!
Fukuda-san, please give us your answer!
Here is the next question.
What comes to mind when you see the following image?
Time's up!
At the end of this battle,
another tough question was thrown at Kou no Gento.
What does this bizarre, north-scientific pattern symbolize?
Is there any law to it?
Or is there something else hidden in it?
Time's up!
First, Kou no Gento, a god of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, please give us your answer!
Check digit...
Kido Naoto, a scholar of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, please give us your answer!
Kou no Gento, open!
Check digit...
The answers have been divided.
What is your decision?
This is Kido Naoto, a student of Kyodai University, and his flexible thinking ability.
Kido-san, can you explain what a "dice" is?
Well, the white part of the image you saw earlier is the part that touches the eye of the dice,
and it goes like "one, two, three, four, five, six", so it must be a "dice".
I see.
Now, of course, there is no sign of giving up.
This is Kido Naoto's will.
Fukuta-san, go ahead.
Here is the next question.
In December of last year, Have Yoshiharu Kudan lost his title of "dragon king" and entered the era of "movement".
There are currently eight titles of "dragon king" and "master" in this committee.
Now, here is the question.
Write down the eight titles of the committee and the name of the current title holders in kanji.
Answer, start!
Well, Kato-sensei, this is a big problem for us.
It's amazing that we've come this far.
Yes, it's amazing.
Yes, the title and the holder of the full name.
Go for it!
Now, Kawada-san has sent us a message of encouragement.
In a situation like this, all titles and title holders' names are written!
It's written!
It's written in kanji!
It's a boring topic, but if you ask me if I know it all, it's not a lie.
Now, Kido Naoto's will.
Is it painful?
Do you want me to inflate your cheeks?
The fifth question.
First of all, Kido Naoto, a scholar of the University Medical Department.
Philip, open!
I couldn't even write the title.
Next, Kono Gento, a scholar of the University Medical Department.
Philip, open!
Sato Amahiko is a famous person.
Toyoshima Masayuki is a prominent person.
Toyoshima Masayuki is also a prominent person.
Saito Shintaro is a prominent person.
Hirose Akihito is a famous person.
Kiyo is Akira Watanabe.
Eio is Taichi Takami.
He even memorized how to read.
Now, what is the judgment?
It's terrible! It's terrible! It's terrible!
It's beyond our imagination!
Kono Gento, a scholar of the University Medical Department.
The head of Kono Gento seems to have updated the latest information.
It's terrible! It's terrible!
Fukuda-san, go ahead.
Here is the next question.
From the next three photos, answer what comes to your mind.
Answer, start!
Now, these three photos.
What is the silhouette in the lower left corner?
Is it milk in the middle?
Also, it is thought that the lower right corner is some kind of tool.
What comes to your mind from these photos, Mr. Shinohara?
Thoughts are connections, aren't they?
Yes.
I don't know.
But they are drawn out, aren't they?
Oh!
However, Kono was surprised!
Kono was surprised!
He took out the pen in no time!
Please put down the pen.
First, Kido Naoto, a scholar of the University Medical Department.
Your answer, open!
I didn't know.
A scholar of the University Medical Department, Kono Gento, your answer, open!
Ostrich.
Now, the decision is...
A scholar of the University Medical Department, Kono Gento, has entered the last spurt for two consecutive losses.
Now, he is trying to build up his winning streak again. This is the final battle.
Kono san, please tell me about it.
Well, first of all, there is a shape of Hiroshima prefecture at the bottom left.
Hiroshima, I see.
That's right. The silhouette of Hiroshima prefecture is at the bottom left.
Hiroshima is known for its oyster farming.
And, oysters are called "seas of milk".
Furthermore, the tool at the bottom right is called "oyster knife" and it is used for removing oysters.
Therefore, the first thing that comes to mind when looking at these three pictures is "oyster".
Kono had such flexibility.
Now, Kono Gento has reached up to 850 points.
Let's move on.
The pride of Oukido Naoto is...
Fukuda san, please go ahead.
The next question is...
Draw as many of Goh's famous works, the museum that houses the sunflower, as possible.
What?
The "brain king" final is coming to an end.
Here is the question.
What does it mean for Goh's sunflower to be multiple?
And, is it possible?
Here is the question.
Write as many as possible of Gohko's masterpiece "Sunflowers" museum you own.
Answers, start!
Well, here is the question "Write as many as possible of Gohko's masterpiece "Sunflowers" museum you own".
What does it mean that Gohko's "Sunflowers" are multiple?
Moreover, it is such a specialized art problem.
Ms. Horan, what do you think of it?
There is art, English, music, and calculation.
If there is a hole, it can't be a snow.
We have to think about all kinds of fields, don't we?
That's right.
It's amazing.
However, these two are writing one after another.
However, if you look closely, they are writing different answers.
Which one can write more accurate answers?
The one who can write more accurate answers will be awarded.
Time up.
Please put down your answers.
First of all, Kido Naoto from Kyodai Medical Club.
Flip, open!
Togo Political Art Museum, Ootsuka Art Museum, Amsterdam National Art Museum,
Haag Art Museum, New York Kinder Art Museum.
Korgen from Kyodai Medical Club.
Flip, open!
Fangho Art Museum, London National Gallery,
Neue Pinakothek, Philadelphia Art Museum,
Togo Political Memorial, Sompo Japan Nihonkoha Art Museum.
I see.
The verdict is...
I will announce it now.
Kido Naoto from Kyodai Medical Club,
one answer is correct.
Kono Kamino from Kyodai Medical Club,
five answers are correct.
Five answers are correct.
Kono Kamino from Kyodai Medical Club,
five answers are correct.
In fact, there are several kinds of Goh's masterpiece "Sunflower".
There are only five of them in world's museums.
Finally, Kono Gento got more than 900 points.
Will Kono be able to escape?
Here is the next question.
Space pilot Mamoru Mouri who left the famous quote "You couldn't see the border line from space"
later said "actually you could see it".
Which border is which?
Answers, start!
Space pilot Mamoru Mouri left the famous quote "You couldn't see the border line from space".
What does "actually you could see it" mean?
Did Kono's pen move and reach the answer quickly?
And Kido also took a pen.
Will Kono Gento be able to catch up to the end?
If Kono Gento is correct, he will win and get 950 points.
It's the moment of fate.
Time up.
First of all, Kido Naoto, a professor of the University of Tokyo Department of Medicine, answers.
China and Mongolian borders.
Kono Gento, a professor of the University of Tokyo Department of Medicine, answers.
Mexico and Guatemala.
The answer has been revealed.
The verdict is...
And the winner is...
The 22-year-old Kono Kento of the Todai Yakuza who lost twice in a row!
Mr. Kono, could you please explain this answer?
Well, in Mexico, there is a forest fire that reflects light and it looks white from space.
On the other hand, in Guatemala, there is forest protection and it looks blue and black.
Mr. Mori said that it looked like there was a border from space.
That's why I wrote it.
I see.
You explained it very well.
How about you, Ms. Horan?
When there is a famous saying or something, you tend to stop there if you have a goal, right?
It's wonderful that you're following up even after that.
That's right.
The 22-year-old Kono Kento of the Todai Yakuza who lost twice in a row!
Ms. Fukuda, could you please explain this answer?
It's a problem.
It's a problem that requires physical strength and imagination.
In October 2018, at the Chicago Marathon,
Osaka Suguru, who set a new Japanese record of 2 hours and 5 minutes and 50 seconds,
achieved a world record of 2 hours and 5 minutes for the first time in Japan.
Osaka Suguru, who is 170 centimeters tall and can never be called tall,
is indeed a small giant.
The element that constitutes Osaka Suguru's body is
what is called the "mineral element".
Now, here is the question.
If you, Osako, get smaller and have the same size as the mineral element,
you will have to run a full marathon of 42.195 km for many years.
However, the conditions are as follows.
Answer, start!
What will happen?
Indeed, in a battle that goes on for a long time,
their brains may have already seen the entrance.
However, even at that moment, such a complicated problem was proposed.
What do you think of this problem, Dr. Takeuchi?
It is quite a troublesome calculation.
I wonder if it can be done in this tired state.
I see. As you can see, it seems to be a difficult number of digits calculation.
In a sense, Mr. Aoshima, isn't there an athlete's aspect of this?
At last, it's about persistence, physical strength, stamina and endurance.
All abilities are asked.
And now, it seems that both parties have answered.
Which one has arrived at the correct answer?
First of all, Kido Naoto, a scholar of the Brotherhood Medical Department.
Answer, open!
3.84 x 10^6.
And now, Kono Gento, a scholar of the Brotherhood Medical Department.
Answer, open!
3.84 x 10^6.
Oh, Kono and Kido have exactly the same answer!
And it is a scale within a project that is nearly 4 million years old!
It is a scale within a project that is nearly 4 million years old!
Will the last brain of the century be destroyed with this? Or not?
And now, the decision is...
It's decided!
Kouno Gento!
The strongest intellect, Japan's No. 1 deciding match - Intellect King!
The battle of intellect, which was challenged by 121,371 people who are proud of their intellect in Japan!
The one who shines at the top and wins two consecutive wins is...
Kamino Kouno Gento of Today Music Club!
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