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I am not sure, given that this is supposed to be a virtual reality world that does not seem to work in a more regular manner in this area.
 
Okay in that case, what I would ask is;

Would you consider passive Health Regen of a monster that counteracts the HP drain of extreme cold to be "Resistance to Extreme Cold"? Or would you just keep it as is, you know, being "Regeneration"?

Because technically, if AH gets resistance to extreme cold through simple Spatial Resource conversion, then Kirito must get it too, as he created a shield from Spatial Resources to protect himself, as well as Alice and Asuna from the same HP drain of cold.

There isn't much I can say on the matter, as it's a decision better made by people who know the classifications here to decide where it should fall.
Health Regen is healing, so it is passive healing if he passively regen Health, and it will not resist to anything, it is just like using water to counter fire rather than withstand the fire itself and nothing happen to you
 
if that is the case I'll just go over and remove it for now

Though Underworld physiology would probably grant ice resistance anyways inherently because they don't get frozen in the same sense that one normally would, they just slowly lose HP instead of losing function in a particular sense
 
Eh, that is actually somewhat correct too. Underworld physics just comes with an intrinsic "no getting frozen" from the get go although one can argue whether that is an actual "resist" or simply the functionality not existing to begin with.
 
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