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As the title says, are there specific requirements that a character has to fulflill, in terms of fighting capabilities, in order to be considered an Extraordinary Genius (or even Supergenius, who knows)
Ranging from blatant things like "mastering all martial arts/fighting styles in the world/existence/whatever" (or even just countless, hundreds etc...), having several years (dozens, hundreds etc..) of experience fighting against skilled warriors or other fighting geniuses (because fighting against a dummy for 1500000 years obviously doesn't count) or just matching them in skill even once, being incredibly able to read or predict enemy's movements, inventing techniques or other stuff that at the moment I don't have in mind.
Because I usually see them being listed as gifted or geniuses at most, maybe because their knowledge doesn't extend to other fields or it's more difficult to have a character that displays certain things, instead of having him building some impossible machinery.
In short, are some characters allowed to be ranked as such based only on their fighting capabilities? After all, some examples don't really match what a real human genius can do, I think.
All other aspects and displays of intelligence would still theoretically be considered, and might grant (or already grant) a higher level of intelligence when combined to fighting skill, but I'm stricly referring to only combat prowess, like if the other aspects of intelligence didn't exist.
Ranging from blatant things like "mastering all martial arts/fighting styles in the world/existence/whatever" (or even just countless, hundreds etc...), having several years (dozens, hundreds etc..) of experience fighting against skilled warriors or other fighting geniuses (because fighting against a dummy for 1500000 years obviously doesn't count) or just matching them in skill even once, being incredibly able to read or predict enemy's movements, inventing techniques or other stuff that at the moment I don't have in mind.
Because I usually see them being listed as gifted or geniuses at most, maybe because their knowledge doesn't extend to other fields or it's more difficult to have a character that displays certain things, instead of having him building some impossible machinery.
In short, are some characters allowed to be ranked as such based only on their fighting capabilities? After all, some examples don't really match what a real human genius can do, I think.
All other aspects and displays of intelligence would still theoretically be considered, and might grant (or already grant) a higher level of intelligence when combined to fighting skill, but I'm stricly referring to only combat prowess, like if the other aspects of intelligence didn't exist.