@@Flekz777 Some of the things you mentioned are not FSIQ feats but normal character feats. he can't beat koji with those achievements because koji already has similar feats. I'm going to talk about things he did at a very young age. FRI VOL 0, + Ryueen Feat during the 2y v8 skiing courses with Ryuen, Ayanokoji managed to ski with the highest score, despite the fact that he has no experience. Of the smaller ones, this is 1y3v, where Ayanokoji was quickly able to establish a connection between finding the walkie-talkie and Ibuki's camera with Ryuen's strategy. gummy bear feat that koji started to use logical thinking at age of 2, in problem solving koji is better because koji when he wants to solve any problem,he solves it and end it like it never happened VCI - I can drop 2 feats and 1 statment: 1. Best feat, at the age of 3y Koji know at the minimum 2 language and know write in 5 character system, without doing mistake, that in 5 systems and minimum 2 language cause Japanese and an other language to do the alphabet test. 2. The VCI also measures the retrieval from long-term memory of such information. Koji has insane long-term memory scaling, just read V0, but in short he is just insane. www.washingtoncenterforcognitivetherapy.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/greenwood_d escription-wais-1.pdf Within the year 3 to 4, Koji learned how to read and write with great performance in a short amount of time(in tests). Writing includes good handwriting, Hiragana, Katakana, alphabet and simple kanji. In various tests, he already has to solve the equation, determine answers and write them down. Perfect scores with a neat and speedy writer was important. VCI: you can take his training in the white room, namely the ability to understand very complex formulas at a young age, this is a sign not only of a high PSI, but also of a high crystallized VCI. VCI is basically defined by two interrelated things: robot deception and seeing through verbal deception, Ayanokoji has shown feats in both cases, Kie when it comes to verbal deception is at a level where he can lie to himself in such a way that someone can easily mistake it for the truth when he tries to identify himself like a normal student and leave aside your past Koji can be described as an unreliable storyteller, lying countless times. His abilities are interested in beliefs and much more. He tried to imitate the average student, and he did it just fine in terms of understanding the verbal deception of others. Probably the best feat of Ayanokoji is in 1Y8V, when Nagumo imagined himself for the first time with the third years to play a card game, however, it was just a scheme to learn about Ayanokoji's mental abilities, during the game Nagumo feeds information and misinformation in two directions so that he deliberately planted enough clues. to make the perceiving person think that he is cheating like him, offering more time so that he will win or lose without even hiding it. Some third-year students played an amazing performance when Nagumo intentionally lost when he should have won with his casting, causing even more suspicion on himself in Ayanokoji's eyes, as this discrepancy between what is false and what is not made him realize the scheme that Nagumo was trying to implement. Based on this situation, it can be understood that. Ayanokoji's analytical abilities can also help him remain unnoticed, and he also managed to recognize Nagumo's plan, and he also hinted how this made him form in his mind about how Nagumo works, which later gave Ayanokoji enough so that he could manipulate others to get information about Nagumo, and even later, in the same volume predicted the outcome of the battle between Manabu and Nagumo. Koji's VCI is something that proves once again how well he is able to see through such difficult situations VSI So now explaining the statement, it is stated that the island made 24 850 000m² in Y2V3, Y2V3 p60: "The map as a whole is divided into 100 zones, each extending 500 meters vertically and 700 meters horizontally." So 500 * 700 * 700 * 100 = 35 000 000m², but there are 29 regions water and 100-29=71, resulting in 500 * 700 * 71 = 24 850 000m² There are 3 schools on this island Years with 4 classes of up to 40 students each (there are some expulsions, but not always less), so 40 * 4 * 3 = 480 students. There are also many forests, mountains, etc. on this island. An island that "sees the island in three dimensions by making realistic projections in your mind" 480 people live on 24 850 000m² and relax like a dense forest and a huge mountain. (Y1V11.5 by Suzune, Y2V4 by Tsukishiro...), Koji In Y2V4 Arisu visualize an entire island of several kilometers, visualizing all the people present, so 120 first year, and 80 second year, visualize the relief, hills, mountains, pebbles in 3D, while she just saw the map on the tablet, and never went there, she stayed on the beach for the whole exam but was able to visualize the island, she did all this in real time. Koji no-low diff Arisu and it's stated as I said in Y1V11.5 and Y2V4 for example as vastly superior CPI: When Hosen rushed and swung at Ayanokoji, Ayanokoji had enough time to inspect the knife, many days before Ichika Amasawa was too hasty with buying a knife, he was cooking for her with it, and then she recently came to his house for her hairspray, and came to the conclusion, that it was his knife, and decided to let himself be pierced. In Volume 11, during a mental rapid arithmetic exam, for each question Koji had to count the numbers that appeared in a large number of columns simultaneously for a short time. The questions became more difficult as the stages progressed, there were 10 stages in total. The last and most difficult question consisted of three-digit numbers that were scattered across 15 columns on the screen, totaling 45 digits that appeared on the screen for 1.6 seconds, which means that he had to not only process the numbers and postpone the calculation in his head for a very limited time by. but also not forget about the amount, as it is constantly changing. While playing chess with Arisu Sakayanagi and Tsukishiro, who were trying to fake the match, noticed and mentioned that it was very difficult for them to predict ayanokoji, even using several people and equipment, they could barely predict some of his actions. It is also a sign of high processing speed that Ayanokoji fully understood the theory of relativity and other complex theories at the early age of 5-11 years. WMI: (I won't write FMA, but you can include it, because it is also included in CPI (PSI+WMI = CPI) At the age of four, he could remember 45 cards, because at first he could only remember He was not asked to test his intuition or memorize or anything like that. Memory was able to do it very easily and the results were 100% accurate. The teachers were amazed that he was the only one who could do it. The achievements belong to Yagami, who was able to memorize the data of 162 students (Koji same) from the first time. Of course this data, the pictures and results in all the tests are about skills, observations and observations that can be estimated to be more than 150-170 pages in a matter of minutes monologue proves the overwhelming superiority of Yagami's beta generation over the fifth generation generation + FMA PSI/Analyse: Ayanokoji's best PSI feat is outsmarting a government-funded chess computer. Tsukishiro stated that even though he had a whole team of people working with a special machine, they could not foresee Ayanokoji's moves when he played chess with Sakayanagi for the 11th year. Chess computers can calculate 20 to 30 million board positions per second, and the best players in the world haven't even come close to beating computers since the 1980s. Ayanokoji stated during their match that Sakayanagi was the best opponent he faced in chess, having an unbeaten record against the chess masters in the white room. To be considered a chess master "below the grandmaster", you need to have at least a minimum chess rating of about 2200-2400. Given the high standards of the "White Room", they probably also hired people with a grandmaster rating. This would at least allow Sakayanagi to get an international master rating and probably a grandmaster rating or higher Playing with her, Ayanokoji made every move in 1-2 seconds, while it took her almost a minute or two to make her own. After they finished playing, Tsukishiro was still saying that Ayanokoji's moves were even better than the best moves invented by the computer. This puts Ayanokoji's data processing skills much higher than those of the best chess players in real life.
@@vinta9099Look, I understand you're a hardcore Ayanotard, but just hear me out for a sec. Classroom of the Elite (COTE) is just some light novel by some random author. If you want truly well-written novels, check out the ones written by Thomas Harris featuring Hannibal Lecter. (Quick intro: Thomas Harris is a literary genius) Those books are next level, on par with epic series like Harry Potter. And let's not underestimate the badassery of Hannibal himself. The feats mentioned in this comment are probably only scratching the surface of what he can do, and they don't even do justice to his true capabilities. You're just biased in your statements without even recognizing the sheer greatness that is Hannibal Lecter. It's like comparing Leonardo da Vinci's iconic Mona Lisa to a sloppy doodle by some random kid. I challenge you to read one of Harris's novels, and I guarantee you'll fall in love with it. The writing is on a whole different level compared to COTE. It's a freaking masterpiece of fiction. Ayanokoji would be crushed like a pathetic piece of paper in front of Hannibal. Maybe it's time for you to pull your head out of your ass and acknowledge the true literary giants like Hannibal Lecter. You can search the internet, and literally anyone will tell you how amazing Hannibal is. Even in those 1v1 match-up videos, you'll see Hannibal Lecter emerging as the undisputed champion against Ayanokoji and his high school background. Just to give you another reality check, here is what the Author himself achieved : Thomas Harris is an acclaimed author known for his suspense and thriller novels, including the iconic character Hannibal Lecter. Throughout his career, Harris has received several notable awards and recognitions for his literary achievements. Some of the awards Thomas Harris has achieved in his life include: 1. Edgar Allan Poe Award: Harris received this prestigious award multiple times, including Best First Novel for "Black Sunday" in 1976 and Best Novel for "The Silence of the Lambs" in 1989. 2. Bram Stoker Award: Harris won this award in 1999 for Best Novel with "Hannibal." 3. Grand Prix de Littérature Policière: In 2000, Harris was honored with this French award for his outstanding contributions to crime fiction. 4. Anthony Award: Harris received the Anthony Award for Best Novel in 1999 for "Hannibal." These accolades highlight Harris's exceptional storytelling and the impact of his works in the world of fiction.
Well, it's natural that you're not sure since you don't know the character🙄 (though I didn't analyze the skills either), but you're talking as if no one could get FSIQ against Ayanokoji.
@@therealshadow8811 Not demolishes... Johan gets beaten mid-high diff, in general outsmarting. Hannibal beats Koji high diff (-), at least for now. My take might change after CTS planning completes, though by then SCD might no longer exist 💀.
