AISubs v3.5
Once a year, a battle of all abilities!
"The Strongest Brain"! "Japan's First Deciding Round"! "Brain King"!
Now, let's begin!
These five geniuses have overcome fierce qualifiers.
But first, a question that has gone far beyond common sense.
Question one. Here is the question.
Orihime and Hikoboshi appear in "Tanabata" on July 7th.
In fact, they are not lovers.
Then, what is their relationship?
Kono Gento of Tokyo University Faculty of Medicine!
A couple.
Seriously?!
Correct!
Kono Gento of Tokyo University Faculty of Medicine!
Are you two married?!
I've always thought of her as my girlfriend!
Kono-san, what does this mean?!
After they got married, they fell out of love.
And when they saw that, they broke up.
That's right. Orihime and Hikoboshi are married.
Since they don't talk much and don't work,
it is said that God separated them from each other.
Wow! I didn't know that!
So that's God's brain!
Kono, God of Tokyo University Faculty of Medicine,
has taken a step towards "the strongest brain" for the third time!
Now, here is the next question.
From now on, we will gradually expand the flag of a country from where we pinpointed it.
As soon as you know which country it is, answer the flag's name.
What?!
It's not there!
Seriously?!
It's not there!
Dominican Republic.
Is it correct?!
Wait a minute! Wait a minute!
There's only purple!
How did Kono-san of the University of Tokyo Department of Architecture know about this?
Actually, purple is used for national flags in the Dominican Republic.
That's right. There are other countries where purple is used, like Nicaragua, but purple is used as part of the rainbow.
Dominican Republic is the only country where purple is used so clearly.
That's amazing!
How much do you know about it?!
Now, Mr. Fuzawa, please.
Here's the next question.
Who was the only single man in history who was president of the United States?
Newly appointed member of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government!
Buchanan!
Newly appointed member of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government!
He suddenly pointed out the correct answer!
That's right.
The 15th president, James Buchanan, was single in his lifetime.
For that reason, during his tenure, May served as first lady.
The newly appointed member of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has shown us its knowledge.
Now, here's the question.
I will now show you the eyes of a certain creature.
At first glance, it may seem difficult, but if you think about it from a different angle, the answer is surprisingly simple.
Here are the eyes of a certain creature.
Wait a minute! It's not out yet!
It's not out yet!
Kono Gento of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government!
Simple.
Wait a minute!
Correct!
Wait a minute! It's simple!
Correct!
I haven't seen it yet!
I haven't seen it yet, but Kono Gento of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government! Correct!
And I don't know the answer!
What does this mean?
It's incomprehensible!
Before I showed you the video, I thought the answer was surprisingly simple or that you said it on purpose was suspicious.
And I knew there were bugs called "simple", so I thought it might be simple.
That's amazing.
It's an excellent guess!
Here's the next question from Kono Kamino of the Tokyo Metropolitan Department of Medicine.
Please look at the murals of the dead soldiers.
It's a matter of course, but even if the murals of the dead soldiers are printed again and again, they don't overlap with each other.
However, there is a person who has died many times in the murals of the dead soldiers.
Who is it?
Kono Gento of the Tokyo Metropolitan Department of Medicine!
Elizabeth II.
A relaxed expression!
Kono Gento of the Tokyo Metropolitan Department of Medicine!
Queen Elizabeth II of England has printed murals of that era several times every time a new dead soldier is issued.
This is Kamino's ability!
Here's the question.
Speaking of fluorescence...
Plants change the sun's rays into energy and take it, but...
In fact, some animals can also change the sun's rays into energy and take it.
I've never heard of it.
What is it?
The light-emitting bird of the lightest force, Narseshoe!
Sea urchin.
Excellent! The light-emitting bird of the lightest force, Narseshoe, is correct!
That's right.
Sea urchins eat the sun's rays and take it, so they can change the sun's rays into energy and take it.
Nowadays, it's a hot topic in environmental issues, so I remembered that I wanted to check it out.
Wow!
She has been studying three types of culture in Tokyo University for two years now.
In three years, she will enter the Faculty of Science and Technology.
She is a bright and knowledgeable sea urchin of the lightest force, Narseshoe!
Wow!
Here is the next question.
What?
Add "?" and "?" and complete the word.
What is it?
However, "?" and "?" are the same.
What?
Sea urchin of the lightest force, Narseshoe!
Sea urchin.
I see!
It's the same!
I think he said that three of the same flask would fit in, but it's not the same kind of flask, it's the same flask.
I see! It's amazing! I'm getting goosebumps!
The change of mood is amazing! I can't get caught in one! It's amazing!
It's really God's brain! Well then, Mr. Futsuha, please!
Here's the question.
How many years is the longest length of intestines in the world?
Researcher Ueki from the Department of Economics and Economics!
141,078 years.
What?!
That's correct! Researcher Ueki from the Department of Economics and Economics!
You even know this?!
That's right.
Shamoy Tipiaso was arrested for fraud of about 16,000 people.
Due to the large number of victims, the court's ruling in Thailand was 141,078 years.
How did you know that?!
Researcher Ueki from the Department of Economics and Economics!
That knowledge has spread all over the world!
Here's the question.
Please pay close attention.
For the next sentence, answer what it says.
Here it is!
Korngent from the Department of Light Medicine!
I didn't press it.
Huh? What is it?
What?
Was that an answer?
What do you mean?
"Ah, I didn't press it" is the answer?
Yes, it's written in the exhibition.
The exhibition has rules and regulations, so we read them in order and say "Ah, I didn't press it".
What?
That's a lot of questions.
Two-dimensional questions.
There are questions outside of planning.
This is what we call "the brain".
Here are the questions.
First of all, please listen to this song.
What you just heard is a song that is well-known as a song of the March 3rd Hinamatsuri Festival.
Yes, I've heard of it.
Actually, there is a part of this song that the lyricist, Hachiro Sato, also acknowledges.
What?
Where is that part of the song that he acknowledges?
Please give us specific reasons why you think so.
What?
Everyone knows this song's poem "Machigai towa" (Mistake of the Poem)
- Really? - Really?
Interesting!
Odairi sama to Okina sama
Futari narande sumashi gao
What you just listened to is the song "Hinamatsuri no Uta" from March 3rd.
In fact, there is a mistake that the lyricist Hachiro Sato acknowledges.
Where is the mistake?
Please answer including the specific reason.
"Ko" from "Kami" from "Todai".
"To" is a mistake because "o" and "me" are included in "odairi sama".
Can he answer this too?
"Ko" from "Kami" from "Todai".
That's right.
"Odairi sama" refers to "obina" and "mebina".
"Okina sama" refers to "odairi sama" and "okina sama".
Hachiro Sato, who wrote this song, misunderstood "odairi sama" and "okina sama" and expressed "odairi sama" and "okina sama" as "odairi sama" and "okina sama".
Most of Japanese people mistake "odairi sama" and "okina sama" and remember it, right?
That's right.
That's a big problem.
This is "Zuno-o".
Here is the question.
Taking animals seriously, Tokugawa Tsunayoshi came up with an example of small-scale mercy, but...
In fact, there is an animal that is treated as an existence.
What is that animal?
The best researcher of our time, Naruse Shuu!
Crows.
Wow!
Such a wide range of knowledge!
The answer is crows!
Mr. Naruse, what does it mean?
Well, it seems that Mr. Tsunayoshi was once sprayed with pollen on a crow and got very angry,
and he came up with an example of small-scale mercy,
so he didn't execute him, but washed him away and let him live in peace.
There was an interesting episode like that, so I remembered it.
Wow, even such a detailed thing!
Even after that...
Okamatsu-sensei...
A big problem came up!
What is the answer?!
As you can see, the results of the first stage of the semi-final are as follows...
The worst answer will be dropped here.
The next stage will be decided by four people!
Here's the question.
First, please listen to this song.
Here is the question.
Misora Hibari's famous song "Kawa no Nagare no You ni" (Like the Flow of a River)
What kind of river was this song made with in mind?
Your answers, start!
Well, Shiba-san...
Was there a specific river?
I thought it was a fictional river.
I thought it was just a metaphor for life.
Ah, I see.
Yes.
However...
3...
2...
1...
Time up!
Eh?
Do you know?
Well then, let's answer together!
Open!
"East River".
"East River"?
All correct answers.
Wasn't it a Japanese river?
The answer is...
Correct!
Amazing!
The answer was "East River".
Wasn't it a Japanese river?
That's right.
"Kawa no Nagare no You ni" (Like the Flow of a River)
is a song about a river that flows in New York, USA.
It is said that Yasushi Akimoto wrote this poem while looking at this river.
Wow!
That's amazing!
I'm learning a lot!
Well done!
All of you were correct!
Well then, here is the question.
"Sato" is Japan's largest family name,
but what is the largest family name in the United States?
Answer, start!
What could it be?
I've heard of "the largest family name in Japan" before.
3...
2...
1...
Time up!
Please put down your pen.
Well then, let's answer together!
Open!
Here is...
The answer is...
You are all correct!
Mr. Kono, the head of the Department of University Medicine.
I used to live in the U.S.
So I used to come up with names while thinking of my friends.
Wow!
When you think of your friends, you think of Smith.
He was washing his phone in his head.
Wow!
You are all correct!
Great!
Here is the next question.
What does the following diagram represent?
Here is the answer!
Wow!
What is it?
It's a diagram, but first...
Have you seen it before?
Is it possible to think of this as a hypothesis?
That's possible.
Time up!
Please put down your pen.
Now, let's see the answer together!
Open!
What is the answer?
The answer is...
Let's check it out.
How do you know where Abashiri Prison is?
It's like a map.
There is a guard in the middle and he checks all prisoners.
It's like a map.
No matter how you look at it, Kono is a medical department genius who has passed the general exam only once.
He has no chance in this field.
Mr. Fukuzawa, please.
Here is the question.
This is a question that requires very deep knowledge.
This is a flag of Paraguay.
Then...
Where is this flag from?
What is this?
The answer is...
Start!
What does "very deep" mean?
It's written in detail.
It must contain all the flags of Paraguay.
Does it?
Let's check the answers!
Start!
What?!
It's the same answer.
What is this?!
This is a lie!
You're kidding me!
It's different.
The answer is...
Wow!
What does it mean?
What does it have to do with flags?
Let's switch.
Let's hear from the Faculty of Law.
Paraguay has both front and back flags.
That's right.
Paraguay has both front and back flags.
The left one is the front one and the right one is the back one.
That's amazing!
It was a terrible trick.
Everyone got it right.
Mr. Fukuzawa, please.
Here is the next question.
Answer the first kanji word in "a".
Answering starts now!
What is this?
The scope of the question is amazing.
It goes from hard to soft.
What is the first kanji word?
Please put down your pen.
Let's answer together.
Open!
Oh!
It's different.
It's divided. It's four for four.
Let's see!
The judgment is...
Wow!
As a member of Kyodai Economics Department, it's correct to display your wealth!
Great job!
As a member of Kyodai Economics Department, you showed your pride!
If you put "ten" of kanji into this sentence, you can read "ten niwa yottsu no ten ga aru".
As expected of you!
It's amazing!
It went from hard to soft!
As a member of Kyodai Economics Department, you showed your pride!
Great job!
Here is the next question.
What is the world's longest kanji word registered in the Guinness World Records?
Answering starts now!
Does anyone know it?
Kanji word?
What is it?
The pen is moving slowly.
3, 2, 1, time up
Let's see the answers!
The judgment is...
As a member of Kyodai Economics Department, it's incorrect!
Correct!
The longest word in the world is Sanskrit, which is written in all parts of India.
Mr. Konno, how did you know?
Well, I feel like I have to memorize what's written in the Guinness World Records.
You have to memorize it.
Yes.
Mr. Fukuzawa, please.
Here's the next question.
On November 12th of last year,
it became a hot topic for the first time in 27 years of O-Zumo that "izori" was used.
Now, here's the question.
Now, in O-Zumo's rules,
please answer the name of this rule that has never been used since Heisei.
The answer starts now!
It means that it has never been used recently, right?
This question might be wrong even for an economist.
It might be wrong.
In terms of level.
Are you all holding back that much?
No.
Are you giving us the correct answer?
3, 2, 1, time up.
Please put down your pens.
Now, everyone, please open your answers!
How about it?
Now, the judgment is...
Correct!
Awesome!
Why are you so late?
Correct!
The correct answer is "shumoku-zori".
The knowledge of geniuses was also used in the field of sumo.
Here's the next question.
In Hasegawa Machiko's manga "Isonoke of Mr. Sazae", he actually had another cat besides Tama.
Answer the name of that cat.
Tama is not the only one, is it?
I've never seen it.
Tama is not the only one, is it?
I've been watching it all the time.
Tama is the only one, is it?
Is the knowledge of geniuses even reached Mr. Sazae?
Everyone, put down your pens.
Now, everyone, please say your answer!
All three of you have the same answer.
Now, the decision is...
Kono from the Department of Tokyo University Medicine and Hasegawa Machiko from the Department of Business Economics.
Where is this?
It's so obvious!
Kono san, what's going on?
It's not in the anime version, it's only in the original.
In the original, other than Miiko, there were also dogs and turtles and other things.
There's so much information!
There's not much!
Well done! All three of you are correct!
Let's move on!
Here's the question.
It's not a mystery.
What's this?
There is no official address in the city around the country.
Where is it next?
Answer, start!
What do you mean?
There is a place where there is no address.
What do you mean there is no address?
I don't know what you're saying!
Once again, there is a question that is out of the plan.
This is smartness!
What does it mean that there is no address?
Time up.
Put down your pens.
Now, everyone, please say your answer!
Open!
Now, the decision is...
It's the University of Tokyo University of Technology, Kousuken and the University Economic Council!
Dubai doesn't have an official address!
An official address like Japan doesn't exist in Dubai.
When you deliver your luggage, it is said that you have to rely on the name of the building, street name and dictionary box, etc.
Wow!
You two were right!
Now, Mr. Fukuzawa, please.
Here is the next question.
This painting was drawn on paper using an unexpected object.
What is that "unexpected object"?
Here is the answer!
What does it mean?
It's not paint, is it?
No, it's not.
It's strange, isn't it?
3, 2, 1, time up!
What is it?
Please put down your pens.
Please answer at once!
Open!
Which one is it?
Is it cola or coffee?
They are both strange!
Now, what is the answer?
It's the University of Tokyo University of Technology, Kousuken and the University Economic Council!
You are right!
Let's ask Mr. Kousuken of the University of Tokyo University of Technology.
I've seen it before, not by chance.
It is said that it is also known as "Kanagawa Okinamiura".
It has become a hot topic for a while.
Wow!
It's amazing!
That's right!
American artist Phil Hansen used cola to draw this painting.
What?!
The results of the four-man battle are as follows.
Kimura, who is reunited, is eliminated here.
The next stage is a three-man battle.
In front of you is a pyramids made of pure gold.
Ask for the price of this pyramid.
What is this problem?
I don't know what it means.
It's really an unexpected problem.
The problem of guessing the price of a pure gold pyramid.
Can you calculate such a thing?
There is a pyramid in front of you, but you don't know the exact size or length of it at all.
What does the "shea" and "koka" on the side mean?
This is a problem of knowledge beyond level one and three.
It's an interesting problem to think about.
How do you ask for the price of a pyramid that you don't know the size of it without using a calculator?
What is the method?
No way!
The next stage is a three-man battle.
In front of you is a pyramid made of pure gold.
Ask for the price of this pyramid.
What is this problem?
I don't know what it means.
It's really an unexpected problem.
The problem of guessing the price of a pure gold pyramid.
Can you calculate such a thing?
It's really an unexpected problem.
How do you ask for the price of a pyramid that you don't know the size of it without using a calculator?
It's an interesting problem to think about.
What does this mean?
It means that he is measuring the length of the pyramid.
Does it mean that he knows the length of the pyramid?
Can you calculate it now?
He is starting to calculate it now.
Can you calculate the price of a pyramid?
How about the other two?
That's all for now.
Everyone, please put down your pens.
As you can see, the answers of the three of them are...
The correct answer is...
This one!
16 yen!
Kono Gento of the University of Tokyo Medical Department has got the correct answer!
He has earned points!
Kono Gento of the University of Tokyo Medical Department has got the correct answer!
Kono-san, what does it mean?
When you look at this problem, all you can do is to measure the length of one side of the pyramid using the size of money.
The 10,000 yen bill has a width of 16 cm and the 1,000 yen bill has a width of 15 cm.
When we put them together, we found that there was a little left over.
So we decided to use the effect and adjust it.
We knew that the diameter of one yen coin was 2 cm.
When we put them together, it corresponded to the length of one coin.
So we calculated it and it turned out to be 1.2 billion yen.
Even though he was in the medical department, he passed the local exam once.
He is one step closer to becoming the third-time winner of "Zudon".
Congratulations!
As you can see, the current ranking is...
Let's move on.
Here is the question.
At Cannes International Film Festival, draw as many works that won Palme d'Or as you can.
Here is the question.
He is in the third place!
I can't believe it!
It's like an Olympics of knowledge.
Narse is drawing more and more.
The answer is...
Wow!
Narse, a genius of light and energy, has 55 correct answers.
55 correct answers!
As a result, Narse won "Narse, a genius of light and energy, has 55 correct answers."
Wow!
Mr. Narse has written down 55 correct answers!
Incredible!
Is this a countermeasure?
In the class I took at Tokyo University last year, there was a class analyzing French movies.
At that time, I thought I'd memorize all of "Palme d'Or" too.
By the way!
That came alive!
Yes.
And you came here from Tokyo University class!
That's right.
Wow!
Narse has knowledge beyond imagination!
He came here and proved himself!
He is indeed a genius of vision!
The summit of knowledge is incredible!
Wow!
Let's move on.
Here is the question.
It is a question that requires physical power and imagination power.
Imagination power...
A time machine is a human dream.
According to Einstein's relativistic theory,
if you move at an incredible speed, a shift in the flow of time occurs.
It is said that you can go beyond time.
Here is the question.
If you move an hour at half the speed of light,
calculate how far you can go to the future.
However, the conditions are as follows.
To the question of how far you can go to the future with a time machine,
all three of you gave the same answer!
Here is the correct answer!
Wow!
Eight minutes and two seconds!
All of you gave the same answer!
Wow! All three of you are correct!
As you can see, the current ranking is...
Kono, who is aiming for the third time, is chasing Narse.
Next is...
From now on, you will play against a computer.
This "strange othello" is used to fight against computers.
The rules are simple.
You can change the pieces that are sandwiched into your own colors.
However, unlike ordinary othellos,
there are pieces like this around you from the beginning.
The first move is from the blue computer.
The first person to play against the computer is...
Ueki Shiseki of Kyodai Economics Department!
First of all, it's computer's turn.
Put blue in the lead position.
First of all, the computer switched from white to blue in lead position.
Next, it's the turn of Kenji Ueki, a graduate of Kyoto University Economics Department.
The rules are simple. It's exactly the same as Othello.
Ueki switched from blue to white in lead position.
The shape is the same.
Next, it's the turn of the computer.
I'll put blue in lead position.
The decision of the computer is quick.
The computer is placed there.
The computer is placed there and it has been flipped over twice.
The computer is placed in B-12.
Next, it's the turn of Kenji Ueki, a graduate of Kyoto University Economics Department.
It's difficult.
I don't know anything anymore.
Amiga-san, it's such a game.
It's my first time seeing it, and my opponent is a computer.
Computers can be read hundreds of times.
Each one has its own weight.
That's right.
I think it can be read hundreds of times.
It's placed there now.
It's already flipped over like this.
After that, it's the turn of Kenji Ueki, a graduate of Kyoto University Economics Department.
And...
Next...
It's difficult.
It's the turn of the computer.
It's placed there like it's in B.
The blue piece is placed there.
What will happen?
It's the last move.
All of the buses are filled up.
The result is...
23 blue pieces, 13 white pieces.
The computer wins.
Kenji Ueki, a graduate of Kyoto University Economics Department, unfortunately loses.
As I thought, computers are strong!
I'm in love with you!
It's frustrating to lose to an A.I., isn't it?
It is frustrating!
I think it's difficult, but I want human intelligence to win.
The next opponent is Kono, a graduate of Kyoto University Economics Department.
By the way, Kono is holding back his departure and has not watched Ueki's match.
First of all, it's computer's turn.
I'll put blue in B's position.
Once again, the rule is simple.
You can change the pieces that are sandwiched into your own colors.
However, as you can see, it's different from a normal Othello.
Pieces are already placed around it.
Next up is Kono Gent, a graduate of Kyoto University Economics Department.
I'm going to lose.
Kono has no hesitation!
He placed it here.
In C's position.
Next up is computer's turn.
I'll put blue in D's position.
Computer placed it in D's position.
Next up is Kono Gent, a graduate of Kyoto University Economics Department.
Will Kono's brain overturn the computer?
He placed it in C's position.
Next up is computer's turn.
I'll put blue in B's position.
The opponent is a computer far beyond human intelligence.
He has no hesitation!
Kono's expression...
It doesn't look like he's relaxed.
Is that so?
For now, it's 16-13 and computer is leading.
Can Kono Kamino beat the computer?
Unlike a normal Othello,
a strange Othello is surrounded by pieces in advance.
So far, Kono Kamino is 13-16 and is leading against the computer.
Next up is Kono Gent, a graduate of Tokyo University Economics Department.
Kono's expression...
It doesn't look like he's relaxed.
Is that so?
Will he beat the computer?
Looking at it makes me nervous.
Calmly.
She left one behind.
She left one behind in A-2.
Next, it's computer's turn.
I'll put blue in A-4.
She'll put blue in A-4.
Blue is computer, white is Kamino.
Kono Gento.
Next, it's Kamino's, Kono Gento's turn.
It's okay, it's Kamino.
It's okay.
She's about to go for it, but she stopped it.
She's the strongest computer.
Kamino Kono can't easily put a piece in A-4.
If you come this far, you can see the route to the goal.
Can you?
However, she's the strongest computer.
Now, Kamino Kono Gento has put a white piece in A-4.
One or two pieces match, but it's white now.
Next, it's computer's turn.
She'll put blue in D-4.
The number is decreasing.
She'll put blue in computer's turn.
She put blue in D-4.
Next, it's Kamino Kono Gento's turn.
She's about to get a piece.
It's the final round.
She's thinking.
It's either one or the other.
It's a collective number calculation.
She's tracing it with her fingers.
She can see the future.
Is glory waiting for her?
You can do it!
She's twisting her neck.
Kono Gento has placed a white piece.
Next, it's the computer's turn.
I will place blue on A.
The computer has placed a blue piece.
The white piece has turned into a blue piece.
Now, there is only one square left.
Next, it is the turn of Kono Gento, the god of the Tokyo University Medical Department.
He avoided it. He avoided it. He avoided it.
All squares are filled up.
The result is...
Blue, 17 pieces. White, 19 pieces.
I am the player.
Kono Gento, the god of the Tokyo University Medical Department, has won!
He has won points!
Kono Gento, the god of the Tokyo University Medical Department, has won with a smile on his face!
He has won by a reversal win in the end!
He is the god of the Tokyo University Medical Department!
Amazing!
It was the moment when mankind surpassed computers!
Even though Narse hasn't seen Kono's winning procedure at all,
he has demonstrated the essence of the Tokyo University Medical Department.
Blue, 17 pieces. White, 19 pieces.
He has won by a reversal win in the end!
Amazing! Amazing! Amazing!
As a result, Narse, the god of the Tokyo University Medical Department, has won by a reversal win!
He has won points!
Once again, he has won against a computer!
As you can see, he is in the final round of the semi-final.
And in the final round,
the god of the Tokyo University Medical Department, Kono, who has not won a single match and is aiming for his third win,
and Narse, who has wide knowledge of eye sight and has been attending the Faculty of Science and Engineering for two years and three years now,
have met each other for the first time in the history of Zunoh-oh!
It's a top-level match between the two geniuses!
Now, it's the final round!
It's finally the final round of Zunoh-oh this year!
In the final round, various problems will arise from a wide range of fields beyond common sense!
Zunoh-oh final round!
Here's the problem.
First of all, please listen to this.
This is a song called "Mozart's Lullaby".
However, this song was not actually composed by Mozart.
Then, who is said to have composed Mozart's "Lullaby"?
Answer, start!
Now, the final match has finally begun!
From this first question, we are simply surprised!
It turns out that it was not Mozart who composed Mozart's "Lullaby"!
I've never heard of it.
Where did you learn it?
Did you learn it like that?
Now, does either of you know this knowledge?
Time up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, we will open the answer of Narses of the University of Tokyo.
Rimsky-Korsakov.
I don't know. I've never heard of it.
And we will open the answer of Kornagent of the Faculty of Medicine of Tokyo.
Bernhardt-Friess.
We know the answer!
Now, will there be a difference in the first half?
Now, what is the decision?
Wow!
Kornagent of the Faculty of Medicine of Tokyo is correct!
We did it! We did it!
Many people thought that Mozart composed Mozart's "Lullaby".
Mozart's "Lullaby" was later called "Mozart" by Bernhardt-Friess.
Now, with this, the final is a one-step lead for Kono Gent of the Tokyo University Medical Department towards the third peak of the preliminary round!
Let's get started. Here's the question.
It's a question that requires a wide range of knowledge.
Which prefecture was this photo taken in?
Answer, start!
Now, it's a question about which prefecture this photo was taken in.
There are limited prefectures in which you can see Mount Fuji.
You can see it in Shizuoka or Yamanashi.
You can also see it in Kanagawa.
Yes.
Tokyo, Chiba.
With that wide range of knowledge at first...
Yes.
He's talking so much.
I'm curious!
There must be some kind of secret to this question.
What do you think about it?
I'm trying hard to think of a hint right now.
But, well, Chiba and so on...
But, I'm not sure if it's the water or the sea.
I see.
Which prefecture was this photo taken in?
The answer is...
It's a prefecture that's close to zero percent of correct answers.
It's an unexpected prefecture that no one expected!
Wow!
The ultimate battle between the ultimate brains!
The Brain King Final!
This is where this question came from!
It's a question that requires a wide range of knowledge.
In which prefecture was this photo taken?
It's limited to prefectures where you can see Mt. Fuji.
Shizuoka or Yamanashi.
You can also see it in Kanagawa.
Tokyo, Chiba.
There is a secret to this question.
What is the answer to this question?
First of all, the answer of Narses, a genius of light and vision, open!
Osorno prefecture.
What?!
The answer of Korngent, a genius of light and vision, open!
Osorno prefecture.
This is not Mt. Fuji!
Now, the decision is...
Korngent!
What is that?!
The sword of fear!
Both of you are correct!
What?! Which sword?!
Mr. Naruse, C.A. of Tohdai Chiruku...
Yes?
This is the sword of Chile...
Chile?! Chile?!
Yes, it's not Japan.
He said it's a wide knowledge, so...
I thought it might be similar to Mt. Fuji in the world...
I see...
He said it's a sword, so...
I thought it might be similar to Mt. Fuji in the world...
I didn't know there is a mountain similar to Mt. Fuji in the world...
That's right...
Now, two years of Tohdai culture...
Naruse, C.A. of Chiruku, who has a wide knowledge...
Is he going to win this time?!
Mr. Fukuzawa, please!
It's a suitable question for two people aiming for the top.
The battle is still in the early stages.
The next question.
It's a question that requires a deeper molding.
What is it?
It must be important...
Which is the real scream drawn by Munk?
Answer, start!
Well, earlier it was a wide range of knowledge.
And now it's a question that requires a deeper molding.
You all know Munk's scream.
The question is which one is the real one.
This is only my test, but I feel like I've seen either number one or four.
It's smartness that goes beyond that preconception.
And it seems like both of you have finished writing your answers.
Time up.
Please put down the pen.
First of all, open the answer of "Narset State", the elite of light and dark.
All of them.
What!? Is there such a thing!?
The answer of "Narset State", the elite of light and dark. Open!
All of them.
Wow, that's amazing!
Now, the verdict is...
It's correct!
"Narset State", the elite of light and dark.
It was a brilliant answer!
In order to deeply explore the theme of "scream",
Munk has not only drawn one picture, but many pictures in various expressions.
And now, number one is at the National Museum of Oslo in Norway.
Number two and three are also at the Munk Museum in Norway.
And number four was killed for 9.6 billion yen and is owned by an individual.
I didn't know that.
The difference remains 50 points. Let's move on to the next question.
Here is the question.
Basically, there are four cards multiplied by 13 plus one joker, which makes a total of 53 cards.
Then, which king can we guess this card from?
How do you know?
The answer starts now!
Now, it's a two-dimensional question of which king this Trump card represents.
What do you think, Mr. Aoshima?
Is there a clue in this card?
Even if you look at this card, you can't tell which card you should look at.
What will happen?
Time up.
Please put down your pens.
First of all, the answer of Narses, a genius of the University of Tokyo.
The king of spades.
Spade?
Next, the answer of Korn Gent, a genius of the University of Tokyo.
The king of spades.
It's the same answer.
The answer is...
Both of you are right! The king of spades is correct!
Let me ask you this.
Mr. Naruse, how did you judge?
Among four kings, if you pay attention to the direction of their faces, only the spade is facing right.
That's right.
In fact, in general, in Trump's case, only the king of spades is facing right like this.
Does that mean everyone is facing in the same direction?
That's right.
It turns out that only the king of spades was facing right!
I didn't know either!
It's a common sense blind spot that we know but don't know!
This is the king of brains!
Let's move on to the question!
Here is the question.
In Ise City, Mie Prefecture, there is an Ise Shrine dedicated to Amaterasu Omikami.
In fact, this Ise Shrine has a very unexpected official name.
Please answer that unexpected official name.
Isn't it an official name?
The answer is "start"!
Isn't Ise Shrine an official name?
I thought it was an official name.
I've said it so many times!
Me too!
Now, what is the unexpected official name?
Time up!
Please put down your pen.
First of all, the answer of Kono Gent of Kamino, the medical department of Todai University, is "open"!
Nakatsu Shrine.
The answer of Narse Shrine, the medical department of Todai University, is "open"!
Jingu.
The answer of Narse Shrine is "just Jingu" with no official name before Jingu.
What does it mean?
Now, what is the answer?
The answer is "medical department of Todai University"!
Narse-shu has just lined up with Kono Gento of the medical department of Todai University!
Wow, Narse-san, is it "jingu"?
Yes, "isejingu" is the top of "jingu" as it is worshipped in Amaterasu and Omikamu, so "jingu" is "isejingu".
However, since it is the official name, it cannot be distinguished from others, so it is usually called "isejingu" and distinguished.
It's a lesson.
How do you feel, Mr. Kono?
The moment I saw the answer, I thought I was done for.
It's frustrating.
Is that so?
But it's still early in the game, so I'd like to turn things around from here.
Yes!
Here, Narse-shu, a member of the medical department of Todai University, has just lined up with Kono Gento of the medical department of Todai University!
Now, Mr. Fukuzawa, please.
It's a heated battle.
Now, here is the next question.
First of all, please listen to this song.
It's from the sports festival, isn't it?
I've heard of it.
Here is the question.
Who is playing this song?
The person who just played it.
Answer, start!
The question is asked from a ridiculous angle.
Who is playing the song?
This is the brain.
When you hear the sound, you think it's the title or composer's problem.
That's right.
However, in the meantime, both Kono and Naruse's pens are moving.
Is the answer floating in their heads?
Their faces weren't shown much, were they?
Do you know who it is?
Who? Where do you know?
Time up.
Please put down your pens.
First of all, Shinhei of Todai Intellectual Ability.
Naruse's answer, open!
Satou's smile.
Next, Kono's answer, open!
Kondo's snow.
They're separated.
The answer has been revealed.
Will there be a difference or not?
What is the decision?
Correct!
Amazing!
Kono of Todai Intellectual Ability is correct!
Where did you get this?
Why?
How did you know?
I've been watching a lot of videos like "classic songs" and "brain countermeasures"
and I thought, "I've seen this video before."
I think he usually posts videos like that on YouTube,
and I've seen his name many times while studying,
and I was holding it down with "Kondo Yuki-san."
I see.
Piano performance.
When you type in "famous song" and search on YouTube, the one that comes up first is this "Kondo Yuki-san."
I've heard that you don't have any concerns about taking smart measures on a daily basis, but you're expanding your knowledge range even more on YouTube, which you searched in the classic genre.
You are truly a fearsome god, Kono Gento!
- Your knowledge range is too wide! - Wow, that's amazing!
Kono, who swore revenge last year, took measures against the threat and pushed out Naruse again.
However, the problem with the American picture book is...
- You got it right. - I got it right!
Naruse, who has a record for the longest time, is sold out and Kono is next in line again.
- Gento caught it! - Wow!
And with 250 points each, they move on to the next problem.
Aiming for 1,000 points, this brain fought the final battle and became a dead heat for over a decade.
Here's the next problem.
It's a color problem.
What does this world map represent?
What?
The answer starts now!
To find out what this world map represents,
another dimensional question has been asked!
Is the hint the color of each country?
There must be a reason for the color.
Japan is red.
Apparently, red is also a point for Japan.
Could they find the answer?
Time up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, the answer from Narse, a researcher of the University of Tokyo.
Open!
The color of a post office.
Wow!
Wait a minute!
Wow!
I didn't think of that!
Next, the answer from Korngent, a researcher of the University of Tokyo.
Open!
The color of a post office.
Wow!
The answer!
Wow!
Let's see the answer!
Wow!
The answer is correct!
The color of a post office is the color of Korngent, a researcher of the University of Tokyo.
Wow!
That's amazing!
Korngent, a researcher of the University of Tokyo.
Did you find the answer right away?
Yes.
Each country has a different color of a post office.
Japan is red.
China is green.
The United States is blue.
Europe is yellow.
There is only one post office in the world.
I found the answer right away.
I thought the world was red because Japan is red.
I thought so, too.
A post office.
Neither of them gave up.
Both cars are lined up with 300 points.
Let's see the question.
Sad tears and happy tears. These two actually taste different when you lick them. How are they different?
The answer is "gustardo".
Now, a question beyond common sense has been asked about how the taste of sad tears and happy tears is different.
Ms. Anmika!
She learned it by asking questions.
That's right.
She learned that the taste of sad tears and happy tears is different by asking questions.
She learned it for the first time by asking questions.
The taste of sad tears and happy tears is different.
That's exactly right!
Could they have given us the correct answer?
Time up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, we will open the answer from "Naruse" of "Todaichiroku".
Yes.
Sad tears are salty, but happy tears are bland.
Next, we will open the answer from "Kono Gent" of "Todaichiroku".
Sad tears are saltier.
They are exactly the same.
Let's see the answer!
That's correct!
Sad tears are saltier.
This shocking question led us to the answer.
In fact, it is said that the amount of sodium in tears is also different due to the different work of the sympathetic nerves due to emotions.
Therefore, both of you are correct!
Which one will stand at the top?
Here is the question!
For the next Rubik's Cube, please answer how you can arrange it in the shortest possible way.
Wow!
Your answers, start now!
The question of how you can arrange the Rubik's Cube in the shortest possible way has been raised!
That's fast!
He already wrote it!
Kono Gento, Kono Gento of the Tokyo University Faculty of Science and Technology, has already written the answer!
That's fast!
He wrote it in a few seconds!
What kind of judgment did he make when he wrote it?
Now, how will this Rubik's Cube's question lead to the correct answer?
Time up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, the answer of Narses of the University of Tokyo University Faculty of Science and Technology, open!
Twenty points.
And the answer of Kono Gento of the Faculty of Medicine and Technology, open!
Twenty points.
Wow!
Twenty points!
Now...
Wow!
What will happen?
Let's see the judgment!
All right! It's correct!
Wow!
How do you know?
Kono Gento of the Faculty of Medicine and Technology and Narses of the University of Tokyo Faculty of Science and Technology both said twenty points are correct!
Kono-sama!
Yes?
How did you know even though you didn't touch it?
I guessed at the moment I saw it and said twenty points without touching it.
I see.
This Rubik's Cube...
If you look closely, all sides are arranged in the same color like "five" in a dice.
In fact, in this form, you can touch it with only twenty points.
These two answered the difficult questions out of the plan correctly!
It's just wonderful!
Now, let's move on to the next question!
Now, here is the question!
Where does a snake's tail come from? Draw a picture, write its name and explain it.
Here is the answer!
Now, where does a snake's tail come from?
In the first place, a snake itself is like a tail.
A nine-tenths of our body is like a tail.
A one-tenth of our body is like a tail.
First of all, I've never thought of it like this.
He's got a point already.
This question has a blind spot that seems to know it but actually doesn't.
Where does a snake's tail come from?
Really?
This is a battle of brains.
Among them, the question asked is...
Where does a snake's tail come from?
First of all, open the answer of Narses, a scholar of the University of Tokyo.
A snake's tail comes from the anus.
Next, open the answer of Kono Gent, a scholar of the University of Tokyo.
Behind the anus.
Now, what is the judgment?
Both of you are correct!
Kamino Konogen of the University of Tokyo Medical Department and Naruse Shuu of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, both of you are correct!
Dogs, cats, horses and cows are clearly identified by their tails,
but in the case of snakes, it is said that the tail is located behind the anus where humans are located.
Both of you are correct! I won't forgive you!
Both of you get 450 points! Let's move on to the next question!
Here is the question.
Mito Komon is known as the protagonist of a period drama,
but in Japanese history, Mito Komon was not the only one who was called that.
What?!
Then, please answer as many full names of those multiple people as you can.
How many people are there?!
Here is the answer!
This is beyond common sense!
No way!
Mito Komon is not the only one!
It is not uncommon for people to know that there are multiple Mito Komon.
That's right!
The actors who played Mito Komon in the drama are probably several people!
However, we learned for the first time that there were multiple people who were called Mito Komon in reality!
However, just by looking at Korn's hand, we can see that he is writing more and more!
Ten seconds left.
Now, ten seconds left!
Who will write more?!
Five seconds left.
And how many Mito Komon are there?!
Time up!
Please put down your pen.
Now, let's go in order!
Shinhei of Todai Medical Department and Shuu Naruse's answers, open!
Naruse wrote seven people!
Next, Kano Gento of Kamino, Todai Medical Department's answers, open!
Kono also wrote seven people!
In any case, seven people each wrote their answers.
The judgment is...
Todai Medical Department's Shinhei, Naruse...
All seven of you are correct.
What is this?
Kamino of Todai Medical Department, Kono...
All seven of you are correct.
Therefore, both of you will get points.
We won't give up!
We won't give up. And...
How do you know?
Does it mean we all wrote our answers?
All of you?
Mito Komon, who often appears in period dramas, is a Tokugawa Mitsukuni.
In the first place, Mito Komon's "komon" is...
Mito Komon is a person who served as a "junagon" in Mito.
In other words, there were seven people who were called "Mito Komon".
Now, both of you will get 500 points and enter the second half.
Which one will come out first?
Mr. Fukuzawa, please!
The fierce fight continues.
The brain is crystallized!
Here is the next question.
In Japan, other countries' ducklings have also been manufactured.
Then, in 2012, where did Japan manufacture 500 million ducklings and import them?
What? Wait a minute!
Answer, start!
This is pretty recent.
Now, once again, a question beyond common sense has been raised!
In Japan, foreign ducks were also manufactured!
I didn't know that.
That's right!
We thought it was natural for a country to manufacture its own ducklings and other ducklings in its own country!
However, that is not the case!
Japan manufactured ducklings from other countries!
This is a surprising fact, but do these two countries really know about it?!
Time up!
Please place your pens down.
First up is the answer from Narses, a medical professor at Tokyo University Medical Department.
Open!
Bangladesh.
What?!
The answer from Korngent, a medical professor at Tokyo University Medical Department.
Open!
Bangladesh.
It's the same answer!
The verdict is...
Time up!
Both Korngent, a medical professor at Tokyo University Medical Department, and Narses, a medical professor at Tokyo University Medical Department, are correct!
This is a similar duckling manufactured in Japan.
Japan is known for its high manufacturing technology, and it is said that other countries, such as Georgia, are also manufacturing ducklings from other countries.
Both countries have 550 points in total!
Let's move on to the next question!
Here is the question!
The phrase on the left represents "something".
Put "something" on the right side of the phrase and point it towards the word in the red column.
What?
Here is the answer!
First of all, we have to start by reading out the five phrases on the left side of the phrase.
Each and every one of them is difficult.
That's right!
However, it seems like both of you have already read them out!
Line up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, the answer of "Narset State", a new name of the University of Tokyo.
Olympia
Next, the answer of "Kono Ghent" (Kono Ghent), head of the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Olympia
It's the same answer!
Then, the verdict is...
"Kono Gento" (Kono Gento), head of the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Olympia
In no time at all, he gave us the answer!
"Mrs. Mori no ki" (mori no ki fujin) represents "ocapi".
"Angel of Drift Ice" (ryuhyo no tenshi) represents "Clione".
"Water of Cologne" (kerun no mizu) represents "odecolon" (odecolon).
"Oitamine" represents "Machu Picchu" (machupichu).
"Butter of the forest" (mori no batar) represents "avocado" (avocado).
Therefore, the vertical red frame represents "Olympia" (Olympia).
Now, with 600 points lined up, we will continue to expand!
Interesting!
Here is the next question.
Google, the company name, was actually made up of a number with a very large number of digits.
What is that number?
Use your own number to answer.
Answer, start!
Now, again, a difficult question has been discussed!
Google, as you all know, is a problem of finding numbers based on the company name.
Is this knowledge really in their heads?
Time up.
Please put down the pen.
Now, first of all, open up the answers from "Narses, the Enlightenment of Light".
Ten out of a hundred.
What?
Now, open up the answers from "Narses, the Enlightenment of Light".
Ten out of a hundred.
Again, the same answer!
The verdict is...
He won't give up! He won't give up!
Both of them won't lose!
What is this?!
Mr. Naruse, a genius of Tokyo University, and Mr. Gento, a genius of Tokyo University, both have the correct answer!
Let's hear it!
First of all, Mr. Naruse, a genius of Tokyo University.
Well, since Google is a search engine, it handles huge amounts of information.
There is a unit called "Google", which represents 10 out of 100.
It is said that he was nicknamed "Google" because of it.
"Google"!
That's wonderful!
Now, he is a second-year student of the Tokyo University Faculty of Science and Technology.
From the age of three, he entered the Faculty of Science and Technology.
He is a knowledgeable person with a wide range of knowledge.
Gento, a genius of Tokyo University Faculty of Science and Technology, is looking for a third win.
But he won't give up!
Now, Mr. Fukuzawa, please!
The same answer continues.
This genius will win!
Here's the next question.
People who say they invented thermodynamics are called by very rare names.
Fill in "?" and complete the full name.
Answer, start!
Now, we'll ask people who say they invented thermodynamics!
Very rare...
Even people who don't know may be able to guess what it is.
It's a little playful.
It's not a simple knowledge problem.
I see.
Time up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, open your answers!
Santorio, Santorio.
Interesting!
Korngent, Kamino of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, open your answers!
Santorio, Santorio.
Again, the same answer!
Then, the answer is...
Great!
Correct!
Korngent, Kamino of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, and Narseh of the University of Tokyo Medical Department, both were correct, but...
What a rare name...
In Japan, there are cases where both last names and names are used, such as Aoi and Tamaki.
And in Italy, Santorio has both a name and a last name, but now it is forbidden to give the same name as the last name.
Now, the battle to reach the top of the finals! 700 points and a medal!
Mr. Fukuzawa, please!
The battle to reach the top of the finals with 1,000 points!
We can see the goal line now.
Now, let's move on to the next question.
In an era when the Antarctic continent was not discovered yet, what is the name of this map that says that something from the Antarctic continent is drawn on it?
The answer starts now!
Now, in an era when the Antarctic continent was not discovered yet, what is the name of this map that says that something from the Antarctic continent is drawn on it?
It is indeed a question that transcends space and time!
Wait a minute! Wait a minute!
Kono Gento, the genius of the University of Tokyo Medical School...
He's hesitating.
He's making a face like it's the first time he's seen something like that.
If Kono can't find the answer here and if Narse is correct, he will allow Narse to lead for the first time!
Time up.
Please put down your pens.
First of all, Kono Gento, the genius of the University of Tokyo Medical School...
Open!
Voynichsky.
Narse, the genius of the University of Tokyo Medical School...
Open!
The map of Piri Reis.
It's cracked!
The answer is clearly cracked!
Which one is it?!
The judgement is...
What?! What?!
A reversal?!
Narse, the genius of the University of Tokyo Medical School...
Has reached the top!
He has overtaken!
Although the map of Piri Reis was discovered before the Antarctic continent was discovered,
it has become a hot topic because it depicts people in Antarctica.
However, the mystery of why it is depicted has not yet been solved.
Is this your fourth championship?
Yes.
Is there any change in your brain's stamina?
Yes.
If you keep moving your brain all the time, you will get tired.
I see.
That's what martial arts is about - fighting with stamina.
However, this is the first time that Narse, the genius of the University of Tokyo Medical School...
Has reached the top!
Will he win for the first time?
Or will he overtake again?
This is what we are considering.
However, there is one problem.
It is a problem that requires physical strength and imagination.
Speaking of strength, there is lifting weights.
The world record for lifting weights is 263.5 kg lifted by Iran's Hossein Rezazade in 2004 Athens Olympics.
There are various levels of lifting weights, but the higher the weight of the athlete, the heavier barbell can be lifted.
Here is the question.
Kongo Rikishi statue, which is said to be a symbol of strength from ancient Japan.
If this Kongo Rikishi statue gets bigger...
What is this problem?
If you had strength as a Kongo Rikishi statue, how big would you be able to lift the world's largest white whale?
What is this problem?
However, the conditions are as follows.
Here? Here and now?
Answer, start!
Now, with the final round coming to an end,
a dynamic and complicated calculation problem has finally been revealed!
I'm so tired right now, I can't think of anything.
That's right, it's the final round, so your brain's stamina is running out.
This is tough.
We have no choice but to use all of our strength.
This is so difficult.
Kono has a pen in his hand! And he's writing down his answer!
He's fast! He's fast!
In fact, Kono's 60-minute center exam calculations were solved in just 8 minutes!
And he got perfect scores! That's Kono Gento's ability!
On the other hand, Naruse, who is currently a second- year student at Todai Literature School,
is scheduled to be a third-year student at the Faculty of Engineering starting this April!
Then, is this calculation possible?
Right now, he's fighting his calculations with all of his might!
The fighting spirit of these people...
10 seconds left.
Now, only 10 seconds left!
Will Naruse... Will Naruse make it in time?!
Is he still calculating?!
- How is it?! - Kono's sitting down!
- Naruse, how is it?! - He's tired.
There's almost no time left!
Please put down your pens.
Now, let's see your answers.
First up is Kono Gento, the god of Todai Literature School!
Open!
17.5 meters.
How is this?!
Todai, the god of intelligence!
Naruse's answer is...
Open!
Is his calculations not in time?
There is no answer!
Then...
Now...
The verdict is...
They're tied!
Wow! They caught up!
Wow!
Kono Gento is on second place!
Naruse was caught up!
Kono Gento of the Todai Medical Club is once again tied with Naruse of Todai Medical Club!
He showed us what he's made of!
Right here!
Kono Gento will get his revenge if he loses!
750 vs 750!
What a fierce battle!
Now, what kind of ending does fate have in store for us?
The next one is important.
Here's the question.
These two kanji are, if you look closely, separate kanji.
What do they stand for?
What's the difference?
Answer, start!
Now, it's kanji questions!
These two are separate kanji.
What do they stand for?
Separate kanji?
No, it's the same!
It's the same!
At first glance, they only look like "kaki" and "kaki".
But, if you look closely...
Can you tell the difference?
What?!
What a fierce battle!
Here we have these two kanji.
Actually, they're different kanji.
What do they stand for?
What do these two stand for?
First of all, Kono Gento of Todai Medical Club will answer.
Open!
"Kaki" and "kokera".
I see.
Todai Medical Club, Naruse's answer...
Open!
"Kaki" and "kokera" are the same.
It's a unanimous answer!
I thought it was the same!
The verdict is...
Both are correct!
Naruse's answer and Naruse's answer are both correct!
However, we still don't know the difference...
Where is it different?
Naruse's answer and Naruse's answer...
Where is it different?
On the bad side, the right part of the writing is connected in a straight line up and down and vertically.
That's right!
If you look closely at the two kanjis...
This part is different!
There is "deppari" on the left and not on the right.
What this means is...
The character on the left shows that it was protruding from here to be written there.
In other words...
After writing "nabebuta" on the top...
The vertical bar below was written.
On the other hand, the vertical bar on the right is drawn in a straight line and becomes one character.
By the way...
"kokera" which is used as "kokera-o" means "kikuzu" in Japanese.
Now...
Both companies will not give up either 800 points!
What kind of conclusion will they reach?
Let's move on to the next question!
Now...
Here is the question!
It is a difficult question that tests one's quick information processing ability.
From now on...
Five questions will be asked at the same time.
However...
The time to be asked is five seconds.
Let's start!
What?
Time's up.
Answer all five questions correctly.
Only if you answer all of them correctly will you win.
What?!
Answering begins now!
The questions disappeared in no time!
If you don't answer all five questions correctly at the same time, you don't get any points!
Now, Kono looks like he's writing while squeezing out his memories!
Come to think of it, Kono made a mistake in the last Brain King Finals and missed the championship.
Will he be able to overcome this obstacle?!
Time's up.
Please put down your pens.
First up is the answer by Narses from the University of Tokyo Medical Department!
Open!
Crater.
Six.
Black.
Bitter.
Sun clock.
Next up is the answer by Kono from the University of Tokyo Medical Department!
Open!
Sun clock.
Crater.
Six.
Black.
Bitter.
They're the same!
Is this the same answer?!
Now, the verdict is...
Both teams have answered five questions correctly, but neither team is giving up their points!
Both teams have answered all five questions correctly!
Wow!
Kono has overcome the obstacle he couldn't overcome last year!
However, Narses hasn't given up either!
It's 850 vs 850 now!
Now, what will happen in this battle?!
Here's the question!
Answer the four-letter word shown in this image.
Answering starts now!
Now, the question is about flexibility of the brain!
It's changed from knowledge question to fluttering question.
This is tough.
What kind of answer did they give?!
Time up!
Please put down your pens.
First of all, the answer of Narse from the Department of Neuroscience, Shinyai!
Open!
Daily life.
The answer of Kono Gent from the Department of Medicine, Kamino!
Open!
Daily life.
It's the same answer!
Now, the decision is...
Daily life!
They are confident in their answers!
It's easy for them!
They are accumulating points!
Can you explain this to us, Narse-san?!
Yes, this is a fluttering question using kanji.
First of all, we wrote "star" in kanji.
We drew a red line, so if you divide it up and down,
the upper line is "daily life" and the lower line is "life".
Now, neither of them have changed their minds.
They have 900 points and the upper line is "daily life".
Which of them is ahead of this trend?!
It's a problem!
It's a very difficult question beyond common sense.
First of all, please watch this video.
Who is shooting this video?
This is a one-dimensional problem.
Answer, start!
I don't know what it means.
The previous night view is probably Hong Kong's night view.
However, it is a problem beyond planning who shot it.
However, it is clearly written.
Both companies are writing.
Why? Why do you know?
Why do you write?
Where is the hint to answer?
Both companies seem to have finished writing.
Time up.
Please also put down the pen.
First of all, open the answer of Narsesh Shoo, a scholar of the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Mr. Ryosuke Kozawa.
Open the answer of Kono Gent, a scholar of the University of Tokyo Medical Department.
Mr. Kazutaka Yamaguchi.
It's cracked! It's cracked!
It's cracked!
Is it cracked here?
The judgment is...
Wow!
He overcame it!
This young man also overcame it!
The correct answer is...
The third time's the charm!
It was the great talent of the head of the Todai Medical Club!
He overcame it!
He overcame it and won!
What did you think it was Yamaguchi-san?
Please tell us.
This person is traveling the world on his honeymoon.
He filmed it with a drone and posted it on YouTube.
It's often taken up in the media.
That's how I knew.
The amount of things you said...
I don't know what to say.
Will he overcome it?
The third time's the charm!
Will he be able to obtain it?
Or will Naruse win for the first time?
The battle for the ultimate knowledge has begun.
Will it be time for the final battle?
Mr. Fukuzawa, we're counting on you!
It's like deciding who will die and who will live.
Will the next question decide fate or not?
Or will the battle continue?
Let's find out.
Here's the question.
It's a question that requires profound knowledge that can't be solved by being trapped in an infiltration.
What kind of question is this?!
It's not in Kochi Prefecture...
What are you doing here?!
But it is in other urban areas.
It has nothing to do with a rabbit den...
But it does have something to do with a windmill den.
What is this about?
Answer, start!
Now, at first glance, the question looks like a quiz without answers, but...
This question is said to be trapped in an intruder and cannot be solved.
Now, what does it mean?
It's the first genre question we've come across.
That's right.
Both cars and pens haven't moved yet!
Are they still in trouble?!
Is it a flash of inspiration?
A flash of inspiration? This is where the problem comes in!
But it could be knowledge.
That's right!
It doesn't matter what kind of problem it is!
That's right!
You have to use your brain in all kinds of directions!
That's right.
It moved!
Now, both cars! It finally moved!
They let the pen run!
Now, what about the Japanese-style "tsuno-o"?!
This question is said to be trapped in an intruder and cannot be solved.
What is it that's not in Kochi Prefecture?!
The answer is something beyond common knowledge and common sense!
That's amazing!
Now, it's the "tsuno-o" final round!
Among them, the question asked is...
This question is said to be trapped in an intruder and cannot be solved.
With 950 points, Kono is in the lead.
If he gets this right, he'll be the third "tsuno-o" in front of everyone.
But will he be able to solve it?!
First of all...
The answer is...
Don Quixote.
They've split up!
Now, what conclusion will they reach?
Wow, what's going to happen?
Here we go!
The verdict is...
It's over!
Finally, the final match has been decided!
The winner is...
The third-time champion of the Tohdai Medical Club,
Kozo Getto!
I'm so happy!
The strongest Zunoh, Japan's No. 1 deciding match,
Zunoh!
All over Japan, Zunoh has challenged himself.
This battle of Zunoh!
The one who shined at the top of it is...
The third-time champion of the Tohdai Medical Club,
Kozo Getto!
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