Australian Ninja Warrior reveals SHOCK twist for its new season as they introduce a game-changing obstacle
Australian Ninja Warrior will turn in 2020 with a major twist.
In a first for the series, Ninjas will compete head-to-head.
Nine’s sneak peek on Wednesday showed off the brand new monster of an obstacle course set to test its competitors to their limits.
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Australian Ninja Warrior reveals SHOCK twist for its new season as they introduce a game-changing obstacle. Pictured: Hosts Rebecca Maddern and Ben Fordham
Incredible footage of stunt artists performing parkour on city buildings was used to tease the changed format.
Described as ‘a new era’, a voiceover said: ‘For the first time ever it’s Ninja vs. Ninja, side by side, head to head as they face a Ninja first… the all mighty Power Tower.’
The Power Tower appears to be a tall structure, which has gymnastic rings, ropes and ladders attached.
‘It’s Ninja vs. Ninja, side by side, head to head’: In a first for the series, Ninjas will compete at the same time on a dual course
New challenge! The Power Tower is a new addition to the course, and it appears to be a tall structure with gymnastic rings, ropes and ladders attached
Host Ben Fordham is seen commentating with co-host Rebecca Maddern in the clip.
‘And there it is, a whole new battleground, a new giant,’ Ben said, as footage is shown on the new dual course.
Rebecca added in the trailer: ‘Can they make it through the Power Tower to conquer Mt. Midoriyama?’
Last year: Charlie Robbins (pictured) was awarded the $100,000 cash prize in 2019 for going the ‘furthest fastest’, as no competitor successfully conquered Mt. Midoriyama
The promotional trailer also hinted that a few familiar fan-favorites would be returning for their chance at redemption.
Last year’s finalist Jordan Papandrea, retired professional NRL player Eloni Vunakece, and disco Ninja Betsy Burnett were seen in the teaser.
Last year, Charlie Robbins was awarded the $100,000 cash prize for going the ‘furthest fastest’, as no competitor successfully conquered Mt. Midoriyama.
Australian Ninja Warrior returns soon to Nine
Coming soon: Australian Ninja Warrior returns to Nine in 2020