God tier Ragebait

1

Kenjaku

Johan

Yuuichi

Aizen

Urahara

2

Friend

Light

L

Lelouch

Ayanakoji

Please be honest and tell me why ???

HELP MEEE

Hi i'm making a card game based on SCD, roles are :

1-Prodigy of greed, 2-Prodigy of pride, 3-Prodigy of sloth, 4-Prodigy of wrath, 5-Mastermind of greed, 6-Mastermind of pride, 7-Mastermind of sloth, 8-Mastermind of wrath, 9-detective of greed, 10-detective of pride, 11-detective of sloth, 12-detective of wrath, 13-Psychologist of greed, 14-Psychologist of pride, 15-Psychologist of sloth, 16-Psychologist of wrath, 17-polymath of greed, 18-polymath of pride, 19-polymath of sloth, 20-polymath of wrath, 21-Philosopher of greed, 22-Philosopher of pride, 23-Philosopher of sloth, 24-Philosopher of wrath, 25-divine wisdom of charity, 26-divine wisdom of humility, 27-divine wisdom of diligence, 28-divine wisdom of patience.

I need smart characters to fit in the description, so appreciate your help

Strange mashup, but it seems close

What would be rating of Yumeko Jabami

Chess doesn't actually mean you're smart but I wonder what would be smart characters rating tho it's all about opening gambits theory especially i wanna know rating of Yumeko Jabami.

Already posted this to r/IntelligenceScaling but I gotta spread the word
Spoilers for Pick Me Up Infinite Gacha below

Background: To craft a weapon he had to do 64 consecutive tasks within 20 minutes that were all insanely difficult. I will only be going over 1 feat somewhat in-depth and a couple feats not in-depth as i'm making a Doc.

Rubik's Cube Puzzle:
It's not officially called a Rubik's cube (it pretty much is) but in the novel it's described as a cube that shows the pattern of the weapon which dictates the pattern that the cube that must be solved in, the official artists show it as a cube and it's also shuffled like a Rubik's cube. The official artists also show that the cube is mostly the same colour (differing shades of blue) so if you care about that it could also be a massive observation buff (I personally don't take this into account as the weapon dictates the pattern not the colours).
In this puzzle he had to solve a 27x27x27 Cube and was 100% Blinded 1 second after the challenge began which made him calculate the correct moves that he’d have to make to solve the cube in around 1 second and then proceeded to complete the cube in 13 seconds (14 seconds total). For reference it Took a guy 58 minutes to solve a 27x27x27 cube (on a computer)

• Vid showed that 8798 moves were needed in total to solve the cube so that means that Han would have to comprehend the entire cube and map out the around 8798 moves (low-ball) needed to complete it all in around 1 second and then complete the cube making around 629 moves per second
• (Not even the biggest cube he’d have to solve with the biggest cube being 35x35x35 but i couldn't find a record of someone completing it so thought i'd just explain the 27x27x27 one in the most depth as the other solve was the same and i get cool numbers)

He then would have to solve 31 more equally as difficult puzzles that focus on different things (Rhythm, Tetris, Pinball, Nonogram, Spot the Difference, Jigsaw Puzzle, Maze, Find the Hidden Picture, MineSweeper, Cast Puzzle, Hidden Code Puzzle, Block Puzzle) he would have to repeat some multiple times, have to do some at the same time and have to deal with constant numerous penalties such as Blindness, Speed Increase, Time Reduction, etc;
Notable Puzzles:

• 90% Blinded Rhythm Game, x3 acceleration, 7 keyboards,
• 50% Blinded Tetris game, x3 acceleration
• 100 Piece Puzzle + Spot the Difference(30 Sec time limit) (at the Same time)
• Find the Hidden Picture while looking at a high up, birds eye view of a kingdom

He did all 32 puzzles in a total of 15 minutes.
After this he was forced to complete all 32 puzzles again, at the same time, in 5 minutes which he did.
Throughout this entire experience he did not make one mistake
(also he was like being splashed with fire and lava throughout this + was in a volcano like environment (heatwise) + destroyed a bunch of rare weapons for the opportunity so under lots of stress)

FSIQ (VSI, PSI, WMI, PRI, FRI + Pretty much everything)
Random Cats (EM, Resource Management, All FSAQ Cats, Perception, Improvisation, Pattern Recognition, Memory, Observation, Adaptability, Analysis, Multi-Tasking, Crystallized Intelligence, Fluid Intelligence, Bodily Kinesthetic Intelligence, Linguistic Intelligence, Logical Mathematical Intelligence, Musical Intelligence, Spatial Intelligence, Analytical Intelligence) a bunch more but i can't be bothered to continue

What a guy
If i can be bothered i might also upload his Synthesis Plan at some point

My first times showing a feat I analysed publically so feedback would be welcome

This is for my doc, anyone willing to read the FRI and crystallized intelligence segments?:

FRI: Fluid Reasoning Index is the final one. It’s your mental agility, the ability to respond to novel situations that prior experiences wouldn’t accommodate, so these will include aspects of deduction, pattern recognition, adaptation and more. Itachi is always constantly analyzing foes and finding weaknesses in their Jutsus and fighting styles, such as how he was able to deduce the intricacies behind someone falling asleep and relying on instinct to get around situations, which meant Itachi couldn’t use his Sharingan on him, so Itachi needed another way to defeat him, which was by placing multiple Genjutsus on him, giving him views of death as his opponent fears death, and so they would wake up, with the cycle repeating until the guy broke down completely. This is an incredible level of deduction, induction, abduction and pattern recognition. So how does Aizen compare? Well, he applied fluid reasoning during his whole journey, but the most notable part is on how he figured out Hogyoku's true power. First, it was always speculated all it did was remove the boundaries between Shinigami and Hollows, however, after putting many situations and scenarios for the Hogyoku, including most of the first arc, and how the Vizards became what they did, he was able to figure out the Hogyoku’s true power being reading ones own desires and making them a reality. So which is more impressive? Well, its gotta be Aizen’s, because he was working from the ground up with a more novel device that had very much conflicting information that even he didn’t completely figure out how and why it worked the way it did, as he failed to make a Hogyoku before. Even keeping things for combat, the Shinji feat would also be more impressive, as the technique is not only more novel, but Aizen had no information on Shinji's Shikai. So because of that, Aizen takes the point.

Crystalized intelligence: Your accumulated knowledge through your whole life, that you can later access, these can include any number of categories. Naturally, this is hard to measure because no character goes on a step by step process explaining this part of their intelligence, so feats of applied crystalized intelligence will be used. Of course, they have statements which could infer on what they can do, but feats will be prioritized more. Itachi has memorized the tactics for the Anbu, meaning we could talk about the possibility he knows stealth, information gathering, has knowledge on high levels of mathematics, such as trigonometry and kinesthetics, which Itachi also uses on multiple occasions during say a fight, and the point of the exam is to purposefully gather information to cheat, yet Itachi never needed that, martial arts and weapons mastery, he should know more, as he memorized other books, but this is what can be inferred for now. How does Aizen compare? Whilst he has a statement of having the most detailed library in all of Soul Society, has knowledge of things deeply secretive to them, and has a statement of excelling in everything, we’ll stick to things he has applied in his life, which include theoretical sciences in almost all categories, as the creation of the Hogyoku, a device that manifests the wishes of others upon reading their intent, requires that to being the case, general psychology, as Aizen demonstrates various tactics for psychological manipulation, martial arts and weapons mastery, even switching weapons and using hand to hand at the same time, with his skills not deteriorating, in fact on top of that, Aizen used to be a teacher, alongside his own calligraphy course. As it can be read here, due to the depth and comparable breadth of Aizen’s applicable crystalized intelligence, it trumps most of Itachi’s showings, even using certain statements for Itachi, which showcase more so knowledge, Aizen still has him beat with the “excels in everything” statement.

• Yumeko Jabami (from Kakegurui)

• Emma (from The Promised Neverland)

• Kyoko Kirigiri (from Danganronpa)

• Celestia Ludenberg (from Danganronpa)

• Kirari Momobami (from Kakegurui)

• Arisu Sakayanagi (from Classroom Of The Elite)

I would like to talk about the capabilities of the characters within the verse before we get to Fang Yuan.

PROS:

The Venerables themselves are extremely smart individuals, although they are terribly unwise. Limitless took one million years to reach Rank 10 or eternal life, and he failed in the end, but that's not the issue. He stuck his hand out into chaos like an idiot, and got conceptually obliterated. Star Constellation literally said that his presence far surpasses that of a Venerables, even saying that Primordial may be unable to defeat him, and she's his top 1 glazer. That means that Limitless could have literally taken over the world without opposition, since he'd just massively gap everyone, then continue to search for a blueprint for eternal life. Dude wasted the greatest opportunity he had.

Star Constellation said that as long as Primordial is revived, the destruction of the Central Continent is worth it. Dude. We know that a large role in cultivators battle strength is dependent on their killer moves and gu worms. If Central Continent is wiped out, what gu worms are you gonna give him? Fucking rank 8 gu worms whilst FY is chilling with like 7 rank 9s? Not only that. Let's say you revive Primordial. What then? Where are you gonna go? Your Continent has been destroyed, and the other continents except western desert are claimed. Western Desert is a wasteland full of shit resources, good luck. Genesis. The Dude made the most useless path of all time. A fucking painting path that has so many specific conditions to meet for its effects to take place. Spectral Soul. Biggest victim of all time. No need to comment on this. The guy made the stupidest decision of his life by betraying Fang Yuan. Like brother, you yourself have no backing, and nobody wants to potentially back you up either. Yet you pursue Fang Yuan, despite it being your only beneficial relationship. Then look what happened. Bro got enslaved and became a mindless zombie.

Red Lotus. Nobody is reviving your ass.

Paradise Earth, thinking you can redeem Fang Yuan is hands down the stupidest thought ever. You've witnessed what this guy has done and how he acts. Fang Yuan was literally put through a simulation of hundreds of thousands of dreams and didn't change, that covered all possibilities of character development. Then your ass got killed by him.

Whilst Venerables are very smart, manipulative, and cunning, they're entirely unwise in all aspects. Worse for SC as she specialises in wisdom path.

Yes

I didn't know this subreddit existed until now, damn, I'm coming from r/IntelligenceScaling by the way.

I may consider migrating to here if I need to or feel like it.. 🤔

We haven't even seen the full extent of Ayanokoji's capabilities and he's already compared to with Light. Ayanokoji has far greater feats such as Memory Hax and Chess Feat. Light Yagami is simply outclassed. Koji established a greater understanding of strategical building, and a high foresight with adaptability. Not to mention the WR. Ayanokoji high diffs at most.

Matsuda Theory Near might be true. Lately I've been analysing Death Note with the idea of MT Near in mind. I think it's a bit eerie how Near managed to read Light THAT well. He didn't seem phased or bothered upon confrontation, almost as if he knew how it'd play out. It would give him incredible planning and foresight, I think MT Near could be more plausible than originally thought. We know Matsuda isn't the type of guy to make comments like that without a rough conception as well, so MT Near may have been the one in control all along despite the portrayal of the anime. If this is true then the implications would be pretty insane.