Why is the Model 38 (Phoenix-Killer Armor) 1-A?

[DuckyMcLucky]

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I can't figure out why the Phoenix Force shown in AvX that Tony fragments into five pieces is 1-A.

I know that the Universal Phoenix Force's article says it's 1-A, but aren't there a ton of anti-feats in AvX? I checked, but I couldn't find anything that would apply to the phoenix shown coming to Earth. I also couldn't find any proof in the comic run that shows that the phoenix could use the entirety of the Phoenix Force's power.

I also looked at Cyclops's profile, and it says that when he's Dark Phoenix (which is the power all of the fragments of the Phoenix put together again, right?) he is only 3-A. Wouldn't this mean that the Phoenix that Tony fragmented would scale similarly?

I might've missed/misunderstood something, so apologies in advance.

 

[Rgerdeena]

I know that the Universal Phoenix Force's article says it's 1-A, but aren't there a ton of anti-feats in AvX? I checked, but I couldn't find anything that would apply to the phoenix shown coming to Earth. I also couldn't find any proof in the comic run that shows that the phoenix could use the entirety of the Phoenix Force's power.

Can you name any of those anti feats in particular?, just would prefer what your argument is based on, also why would we assume that the phoenix force can’t use it’s own full power

I also looked at Cyclops's profile, and it says that when he's Dark Phoenix (which is the power all of the fragments of the Phoenix put together again, right?) he is only 3-A. Wouldn't this mean that the Phoenix that Tony fragmented would scale similarly?

The Phoenix force itself is a lot stronger than it’s hosts