Heavy
Six digits of pure bodyweight — the scale doesn't lie.
A number of 100,000 or more whose digits sum to 45 or above. Like 999999 (sum 54) or 999990 (sum 51) — packed with big digits throughout.
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Only 5,004 heavy numbers exist in range, 0.50%, about 1 in 200. It sits on the far right tail of the bell curve: six-digit sums average 27 with a ceiling of 54, and reaching 45 means averaging over 7.5 per digit — practically a crowd of 8s and 9s.
A counterintuitive fact: heavy (5,004) actually outnumbers feather (3,004). By symmetry, sums of 45+ should match sums of 9 or less — but a six-digit number can't start with 0, and big-sum numbers starting with 9 have no mirrored counterpart. The leading digit's privilege breaks the symmetry and fattens the heavy end.
The heavy ceiling has exactly one occupant: 999999, digit sum maxed at 54, unique in the million. It's also a repdigit and a palindrome — the one true god of the heavy class.