Humans developed the ranking system to categorize their Rangers, drawing inspiration from ancient military structures. This system maintains an organized chain of command, particularly during critical moments in the battle room, where leadership and decision-making are vital. By establishing clear ranks, humans can avoid internal conflicts over authority and ensure that orders are followed efficiently.
In theory, higher-ranked Rangers have the final say, while those of lower rank are expected to follow orders and show respect, much like in a traditional army. However, even among Generals, power struggles can emerge in practice, as leadership is often contested despite differences in power points.
There are anomalies within the system—individuals who possess more than enough power points to be promoted yet remain in academies. Alex and Tyson are prime examples of this situation, along with Rogues who refuse to adhere to the structured ranking system.
