Immeasurable speed
I don't see any valid example of characters actually "reacting" to or keeping up with the teleportation itself.
First
this, where the enemy appears on the screen "VS" screen and then lands together with Megaman. I'm not sure what to make of
this one, is it supposed to be that he followed the player to some other point in time? That is also just time travel, not immeasurable speed.
Keep in mind that when its only travel speed that is "immeasurable", it's only indexed as Time Travel. You need at least one combat applicalable rating for it to be in the speed section.
This is also practically the same as the first example, so I'm not really seeing Immeasurable speed anywhere.
To begin with,
this statement just says they time travel in general. It does not mention them using it in combat, nor does it even call this ability "Teleportation".
Infinite Speed
I have played Megaman X8 (this brings back memories, this stage was so annoying...), and I'm fairly certain this doesn't qualif for a proper black hole. If it was, the entire stage would be getting sucked in. X would also be sucked in towards the singularity if it was a proper blackhole. But playing the game, you see that he stays put if you don't move the character even if Antonion shoots a black hole near him. In fact, this is shown in the very first second of the clip, where X is seen just standing there shooting despite being inside the black hole.
I'm also certain that if X or Zero shoot Light-based attacks (such as the one they got from Mantis), they aren't effected by the black hole even if you manage to quick-shoot them by switching quickly.
So this doesn't qualify
The linked page saying "it's accepted" just says it has been accepted because it's on
X's profile.
I doubted staff would have actually accepted this if it was under the current standards, so I checked. It seems like it was added back in 2018
No content revision was linked to see where it was discussed, or if was just added without discussion. And given the differenc between the standards for Black Holes between
the present day and
8~9 years back is a
lot, I think this ability indexed in their profile
heavily needs revision and most likely a removal
Intelligence
The only possible way you could qualify for Supergenius is upscaling from a
valid supergenius rating from Ra Moon. But it seems said rating has also been there
since 2018, when our standards were generally far less strict.
Reading their ratings, I don't really see Supergenius in any way. There are no feats of any of them processing infinite information in a finite time.
Keep in mind this is required by our current standards:
Simply defying the laws of physics with futuristic technology is very common for Extraordinary Geniuses as well. Meaning that there should be an enormous amount of versatility combined with an infinite scale of power and preferably range.
However, take note that, in order to qualify, characters genuinely have to invent things on their own, not mostly rely on already extremely futuristic settings.
Other ways to qualify through non-technological means are to be able to process and understand literally infinite amounts of information, or to design entire realities of infinite complexity through skill and comprehension, rather than just wishing them into existence, and feats of a comparable scale may also reach a Supergenius rating.
None of the feats you or the profiles describe come even close to this.
As for Extraordinary Genius, I assume you are referring to Combat Intelligence, however, for that:
Unlike general intelligence, combat skill is not ranked on a scale with labels like "Genius" or "Supergenius." Due to the many factors involved, a simple rating system would fail to accurately capture a character's combat proficiency. For instance, it wouldn’t make sense to say someone who can learn any real-world martial art by watching it for a minute is necessarily superior to someone who has mastered a single martial art to a superhuman level. These are different types of skill that can’t be easily compared.
Using one-word ratings for combat skill could lead to misunderstandings, as a higher rating wouldn’t always mean that a character is objectively more skilled than someone with a lower rating. To avoid this confusion and better represent a character's abilities, we omit such ratings.
Instead, if a character profile includes a section on combat skill, it should only feature specific feats or statements that demonstrate their proficiency. This approach allows readers to directly compare characters based on their actual achievements.
So it should just be listed as feats, not ratings.
Abilities and Resistances
1. That isn't Immortality but
Longevity. For Longevity they need a literal endless/infinite/eternal lifespan.
2. Seems fine.
3. This is overtime as Zero repaired himself and had to wait till he was healed.
4. Assuming this is referring to the enemies only, sure.
5. NPI on Data seems fine. Viruses are just another form of Data so listing them separately is redundant. Do we have any proof that those "blue orbs" are Souls?
6. Disagree with this based on the same reasoning as to why it doesn't qualify for a black hole
Downgrade
This seems to be related to chainscaling so I'll leave it so supporters, as I only played Megaman X8 and don't know the scalings of the other versions.