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As a recent VS Battles wiki editor and lurker, I tend to have trouble differentiating how certain characters should be ranked according to intelligence. I feel like the Intelligence page can specify more on how the criteria separate certain characters' intelligence better, notably the difference between gifted and genius. This is my solution on how to improve the intelligence page:
Clarify that intelligence will scale PRIMARILY on logical-mathematic and linguistic intelligence. Secondary intelligence would be artistic, bodily-kinesthetic, emotional intelligence, etc. For example, even if a fictional character is a genius in martial arts, if he/she doesn't have the primary intelligence to back it up, he/she will not have a genius category on their page. However, that character's secondary intelligence will still be mentioned on the page regardless.
Gifted:
The character that demonstrates high reasoning ability, can master concepts with few repetitions, and display high-performance capability in intellectual, creative, or specific academic fields. They would be far ahead of their peers, but they wouldn't have a god-sent talent to make them qualify as a genius. In other words, they aren't world-class (genius-level).
Note: Maybe give some examples like what you guys did to the genius category to let people understand better what standards qualify a gifted person. Example: Sakura Haruno, Karma Akabane, Izuku Midoriya
Genius:
Individuals with an exceptional capacity for knowledge and intelligence, generally in one logical-mathematical area of world-class depth, often possessed by famous fictional scientists and strategists. They are usually known to make little to no strategical/scientific mistakes (this applies more frequently to realistic fiction verses, although other genres will also follow the same trend: to a lesser degree). This level of intelligence is the level of actual geniuses and famous intellectuals in the real world and, in lieu of better feats, should be the default intelligence category for fictional characters treated as if they have exceptional or superhuman intelligence.
Thanks for reading my suggestion, I know some of my suggestions were already done to some degree, but I think it would be better if it could be clarified even better. if you have any thoughts and criticism directed towards my suggestion, feel free to mention it! Otherwise, have a wonderful day!
Clarify that intelligence will scale PRIMARILY on logical-mathematic and linguistic intelligence. Secondary intelligence would be artistic, bodily-kinesthetic, emotional intelligence, etc. For example, even if a fictional character is a genius in martial arts, if he/she doesn't have the primary intelligence to back it up, he/she will not have a genius category on their page. However, that character's secondary intelligence will still be mentioned on the page regardless.
Gifted:
The character that demonstrates high reasoning ability, can master concepts with few repetitions, and display high-performance capability in intellectual, creative, or specific academic fields. They would be far ahead of their peers, but they wouldn't have a god-sent talent to make them qualify as a genius. In other words, they aren't world-class (genius-level).
Note: Maybe give some examples like what you guys did to the genius category to let people understand better what standards qualify a gifted person. Example: Sakura Haruno, Karma Akabane, Izuku Midoriya
Genius:
Individuals with an exceptional capacity for knowledge and intelligence, generally in one logical-mathematical area of world-class depth, often possessed by famous fictional scientists and strategists. They are usually known to make little to no strategical/scientific mistakes (this applies more frequently to realistic fiction verses, although other genres will also follow the same trend: to a lesser degree). This level of intelligence is the level of actual geniuses and famous intellectuals in the real world and, in lieu of better feats, should be the default intelligence category for fictional characters treated as if they have exceptional or superhuman intelligence.
Thanks for reading my suggestion, I know some of my suggestions were already done to some degree, but I think it would be better if it could be clarified even better. if you have any thoughts and criticism directed towards my suggestion, feel free to mention it! Otherwise, have a wonderful day!