This isn’t inclusive of everything and is more of a summary. (Since he has a separate “feats” section).
Looking back on it this is missing information about him surviving Beta curriculum when level 5 is the limit for human development. (There are 10 levels of difficulty for the WR, Beta is a different dimension all together).
ADDED
I left out information about what specific problems he solved to the feats section, which might also need edits. For example, Ayanokouji didn’t simply do Taylor series; the question was proving e is irrational, which could be done by using the Taylor expansion and then doing proof by contradiction. In addition most of his strategies I left out to feats section as well.
Intelligence: TBD RATING
He was the sole survivor of the fourth generation trained in the whiteroom, which used the Beta curriculum. The Beta curriculum was described as being in an entirely different dimension compared to the standard 10-level difficulty system used in the whiteroom. For context, the fifth or sixth level of the standard system were speculated to be the upper limit of human capability. [0.1] Accordingly, the seventh generation, who were assigned level 6 of the standard curriculum, all dropped out. Firmly establishing level 5 as the limit for human development. [0.2] He was described as a monster by both Suzukake [0.3] and Tsukishiro [0.4]. He was capable of logical reasoning when he was 2 years old. [1] He mastered five writing systems at the age of 3.[2] He achieved a perfect result on an implicit memory test.[3] He was stated to be a genius at age 4.[4] He did college-level [5] and graduate-level [6] mathematics at an extremely young age. Due to a speculated genetic mutation, Ayanokouji is able to consciously pick and choose which memories to commit to his memory and which to discard, to the point that he was even able to retain memories of himself as a newborn – memories that are normally forgotten due to infantile amnesia.[7] In the whiteroom, Ayanokouji's level of ability was stated to be unattainable for white room students that came after him and thus his data had to be lowered when shown to other students. [8] Ayanokouji was able to absorb everything he was taught and adapted no matter the difficulty, stated as never having reached his "plateau".[9] He was also stated to be giving the white room trouble to gather new things for him to learn due to his learning speed and is stated to have surpassed the researchers who taught him.[10] The knowledge he has spans many diverse domains and is stated to be many times greater than the knowledge that one normally obtains in a lifetime.[11] Despite the lowered data, he was viewed like a god-like figure and worshipped by the students who came after him. [12] He is comparable in classical chess ability to Arisu Sakayanagi[13], whom he stated is better than the professional chess instructors he played in the white room.[14] He was able to make a chess move that was better, according to Tsukishiro, than even the best move from the professionals he hired who had access to a machine. [15]
Started his martial arts training at 4[16], eventually culminating in him defeating all the martial arts instructors who taught him at 9.[17] It was stated that if he were to fight with a professional fighter, the fight would be over instantly with Ayanokouji's victory.[18] He effortlessly defeated 6 fighters using a baton at the age of 9.[19] Shiro said that for every brawl he had with Ayanokouji, he used to win the first 1-2 matches against Ayanokouji, but Ayanokouji never lost afterward[20], despite both being trained in the same facility continuously. Due to his learning ability, Ayanokouji was able to master archery by watching tutorials[21] and was able to master skiing in a single day. [22]
Feats section changes:
WR Feats
Learned Taylor series mathematics at age 6-7 in the White Room.
[REWORDED] At an extremely young age, was shown solving a problem of proving e is irrational. This is shown by using the Taylor series expansion of e^x to produce a mathematical proof by contradiction.
[ADDITION] Solved problems related to
measurement and Lebesgue integration as a small child.
Rest should be removed as either speculative or covered in the intelligence section.
Physical WR feats
Last two points removed as repetition.
The “Current feats” section likely needs a thread by itself. It’s mostly correct but there are some errors. (As an example, Ichinose saw through the phone swap, etc)
The chess game section in the “current feats” section is full of exaggerations and outright fiction. should be thoroughly rewritten:
"Ayanokouji was simply dominating"
Said or implied nowhere. they were playing even in a back and forth.
this part should be deleted for the misrepresentation that it is.
"Where he took way lesser time of only a few seconds, while Sakayanagi was taking some minutes."
If you zoom in on this paragraph and ignore everything around it, you get this impression. However, Ayanokouji had already spent many minutes thinking before this point. The reason Sakayanagi is taking her time in this paragraph, and he isn't, is because she had many minutes left and he only had around 2. Only at the very end, after she thinks for many minutes, is it finally stated that Sakayanagi had less time remaining than he did. Given that he started after she did, she actually played her moves slightly faster than he did!
this part should be deleted for the misrepresentation that it is.
"At last, Sakayanagi won, though it was only possible due to Tsukishiro Tokinari's intervention, which was revealed later."
should be "though it was due to Tsukishiro Tokinari's intervention"
"He also reveals that Ayanokouji had made a move so great, that he had outperformed even his significant number of personnel and dedicated chess machines while doing the move."
Should be : He also revealed that Ayanokouji has made a better move than the professionals he hired who also had access to a machine.
[0.1] LN Volume 0, Page 150 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[0.2] LN Volume 0, Page 285 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[0.3] LN Volume 0, Page 286 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[0.4] LN Year 2 Volume 1, Page 14 (Official TL)
[1] LN Volume 0, Page 114 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[2] LN Volume 0, Page 116 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[3] LN Volume 0, Page 138 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[4] LN Volume 0, Page 199 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[5] Anime, Season 1 Episode 6
[6] LN Year 2 Volume 1, Page 375 (Official TL)
[7] LN Volume 0, Page 198-199 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[8] LN Volume 0, Page 200-201 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[9] LN Volume 0, Page 231 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[10] LN Volume 0, Page 288 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[11] Not certain where it was that Koji stated this?
[12] LN Year 2 Volume 2, Page 12 (Official TL)
[13] LN Volume 11, Page 350 (Official TL)
[14] LN Volume 11, Page 325-326 (Official TL)
[15] LN Volume 11, Page 343-344 (Official TL)
[16] LN Volume 0, Page 167 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[17] LN Volume 0, Page 222 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[18] LN Year 2 Volume 1, Page 14 (Official TL)
[19] LN Volume 0, Page 225 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[20] LN Volume 0, Page 217 (RoyalsMTL TL)
[21] LN Year 2 Volume 8, Page 188 (Official TL)
[22] LN Year 2 Volume 11, Page 220 (RoyalsMTL TL)
) In fact, she's useD as a GAG character for the most of the series who's gullible.
