Let’s start announcing the strength ranking from the lower end. The first bracket covers beings whose power in the story reaches the level of “heroes.”
If I were to create a strict Top 100 power ranking, human heroes would likely not make the cut at all. However, excluding them entirely would make it harder to grasp how powerful the higher-ranked beings truly are. By including well-known heroes in the ranking, I wanted to make it clear just how extraordinarily outclassed the upper-tier beings are — which is why I created this “hero tier” bracket.
Every hero in this portion of the ranking is a warrior capable of taking on an entire army alone, and many of them are stronger than lesser gods. However, compared to war gods who specialize in combat among the divine, they are clearly outmatched.
As a rough guide, the strength level for this hero tier can be thought of as “the pinnacle of human achievement, or roughly equivalent to a lower-ranked god who cannot match a war god.” Among the hero tier, those I judged to be at the very top were further evaluated as “super-hero” level.
