If this theory is true, then to keep up with Kitea, James will probably receive a massive power-up as well—perhaps something like a Quest Window.
accidentally stumbled upon this subreddit and found it really interesting. It got me wondering: how do you guys measure attractiveness? Do you use any specific criteria or categories? Do you guys have a special tier system ?
Also, is there a difference between terms like attractiveness and beauty? If so, how do you define and distinguish between them?
Omnipotent/bondless tier characters are not allowed but near omnipotent and near bondless tier characters are allowed
You can chose whatever tier do you thing you can reach we will not judge you
Superman vs goku vs thor vs Saitama
I think James’ path involves dodging his opponent’s attack and then triggering some kind of explosion that blasts both his enemy and himself away.
That’s probably why he ended up stuck in the wall in the previous chapters. But I don’t think the explosion actually damages James — it just sends him flying back.
For those who don't know my intelligence scaling i meant outsmarting capabilities not battle iq or iq
I am talking about overall intelligence and outsmarting not battle iq or iq
From my knowledge there are 5 scaling categories
> Purpose = measures how physically capable and how well someone can perform in a combat situation
> History/origin = Started from comic-book and battle-anime “who would win?” debates; became structured on internet forums in the 2000s
> examples of Popular characters = goku , superman , thor etc
> highest scaling character = unwritten leviathan
> Purpose = Compare mental capability and strategic ability
> History /origin = Grew from psychological anime/mystery debates in the 2010s, especially around mind-game series
> examples of Popular characters = Light Yagami, L Lawliet, Ayanokoji Kiyotaka
> highest scaling character = Luther roy
> Purpose = Compare ethics, ideology, and moral complexity
> History /origin = Came from philosophy-heavy character discussions and villain/hero analysis communities
> examples of Popular characters = Thorfinn, Eren Yeager, Johan Liebert
> highest scaling character = Usually morally ideal heroes or extremely complex antiheroes; no universal “top” exists because morality is subjective
> Purpose = Compare and measure narrative and story quality
> History /origin = Originated from literary criticism, film analysis, and anime/comic discussion culture
> examples of Popular characters = Guts, Walter White, Lelouch Lamperouge
> highest scaling character = zuko , hamlet
> Purpose = Compare style, aura, visual appeal, and presence
> History /origin = Emerged from meme culture, anime edits, TikTok/YouTube shorts, and “coldest character” discussions
> examples of Popular characters = Gojo Satoru, Vergil, Sosuke Aizen
> highest scaling character = not officially given to anyone