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Currently, this wiki's definition of Supergenius intelligence is:
Supergenius: The highest level of non-omniscient intellect, possessed by those individuals with extensive mastery of most, if not all, branches of science. Characters of such a scale tend to be super scientists capable of creating impossibly advanced technology even with just household items and outsmarting even other extremely intelligent individuals. Supergeniuses can often easily outperform the world's greatest supercomputers, process calculations beyond modern humanity's combined capabilities on their own, and quickly come up with extremely complex plans.
As you can see, it suggests that supergeniuses can often easily outperform supercomputers, but that's not a requirement. It would seem like the main requirement would be having at least one or two of these keys and being clearly superhuman in intellect.
Thing is, if we need to master "most or all branches of science", CH has mastered literally all branches of human knowledge, including but transcending science. If we need him to be able to create advanced technology from household items, I'm pretty sure a guy at this level is smarter than Dr. Stone's protagonist "Ishigami Senku" who does better than that (although in a large timeframe). He is capable of outsmarting absolutely every last human being who has ever lived, and also capable of quickly coming up with extremely complex plans. The only thing he doesn't have is blatantly superhuman calcpower.
Therefore, I suggest that he is moved from Extraordinary Genius to Supergenius.
Supergenius: The highest level of non-omniscient intellect, possessed by those individuals with extensive mastery of most, if not all, branches of science. Characters of such a scale tend to be super scientists capable of creating impossibly advanced technology even with just household items and outsmarting even other extremely intelligent individuals. Supergeniuses can often easily outperform the world's greatest supercomputers, process calculations beyond modern humanity's combined capabilities on their own, and quickly come up with extremely complex plans.
As you can see, it suggests that supergeniuses can often easily outperform supercomputers, but that's not a requirement. It would seem like the main requirement would be having at least one or two of these keys and being clearly superhuman in intellect.
Thing is, if we need to master "most or all branches of science", CH has mastered literally all branches of human knowledge, including but transcending science. If we need him to be able to create advanced technology from household items, I'm pretty sure a guy at this level is smarter than Dr. Stone's protagonist "Ishigami Senku" who does better than that (although in a large timeframe). He is capable of outsmarting absolutely every last human being who has ever lived, and also capable of quickly coming up with extremely complex plans. The only thing he doesn't have is blatantly superhuman calcpower.
Therefore, I suggest that he is moved from Extraordinary Genius to Supergenius.