Moyu Isaac.
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Basic Four Major Principles of Nen:
"Ten: A" "Ren: A" "Zetsu: A" "Hatsu: A-"
Advanced Nen Techniques:
"Gyo: A-" "In: A-" "Gyo: A"
High-Level Nen Techniques:
"En: B+" "Ken: A-" "Ko: B+" "Ryu: A"
Special Technique:
"Ken: Bone Plating"
Overall Nen Technique Rating: A-
(Note: The highest rank in the Hunter world's ranking system is A. Please stop spamming S-Rank in the comments.)
(Note 2: Netero, Ging, Meruem, and the like are all A+-Rank. The barrier between A and A+ is the hardest to break through in the entire ranking system.)
(Since A+ is the highest rank, the differences in individual strength can be summed up in one sentence: Your A+ is because A+ is as far as you can go; my A+ is because A+ is the highest rank.)
Nen Type: Specialist.
"Specialist: 100%" "Conjurer: 80% + 8%" "Manipulator: 80% + 5%" "Emitter: 60% + 10%" "Transmuter: 60%" "Enhancer: 40%"
(Note: Based on the original work's "mountain-shaped" Nen Type setup, the Specialist Nen Type chart is shown above. The additional values afterward come from Perception rewards.)
(Note 2: Conjurers and Manipulators have a certain chance of turning into Specialists later in life. Conversely, Specialists themselves are more adept at Conjuration and Manipulation.)
(Soul Echo's Shadow Clone trait mainly relied on Conjuration and Manipulation. Thus, the 80% mastery and conversion rates allowed Moyu to make excellent use of the Shadow Clone's Nen precision in the early stages.)
(Because the Emitter conversion rate was only 60%, Moyu's Nen consumption was extremely tight when he initially developed Shadow Shift.)
(Note 3: A Specialist's Enhancer conversion rate is only 40%. Therefore, under equal conditions in conventional offense and defense, a Specialist would still take 60% damage when facing