"This… is what Grade-S supers are capable of?"
Gary's words trembled ever so clearly with the wind, even as it snapped several times in the air around them. With them being high up in the sky, they had a clear view of the effect the Grade-S supers had on the terrain– and they weren't even getting started yet.
With the Villains' Threat Levels, there was also a corresponding hierarchy for Superheroes and Supers; both of which work together to create some sort of measure that the people could understand, albeit somewhat a slightly complicated system.
All Class-S Superheroes are Grade-S Supers, but not all Grade-S Supers are Class-S Superheroes; after all, some just wished to live a normal life despite their countenance– while some fall into petty crime, in which case, they get a Threat Level indicating that they were a villain.
F, E, D, C, B, A, and S. Both Supers and Superheroes were separated by these tiers.
