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Messing up would mean, there is a standard the writer is following. In an essay yes you can mess up. But in something that you yourself create.. you can't mess up, unless it has something to do with contradiction, which is not the case here.
Its his characters and his universe, how can he mess them up? Because he didn't give them enough time? where is it written that he should've given them time? nowhere.. lol.
So kishimoto is suppose to focus on every single on of his characters?
Hanzo - got his hype, and kishimoto showed him taking on the sanin in their youth/prime and tied with them. As an Edo he fought Mifune the strongest Samurai that is EASILY Kage level.
Sorry, but if your favorite is a villain (most people who complaina bout kishi , have high expectations of a villain they really like)... then i have no clue why you would expect kishimoto to do things for you.
A writer can mess up his/her story by creating contrived scenarios and changing character motivations without a credible reason for doing so.Kishi so far has done several out of character moments when Obito was shaken of his resolve,and he made it happen not because Obito had a change of heart but because Naruto made some speech which is what happened to nearly everyone major villain in the series.
Peopl are complaining about this arc because Kishi is afraid to kill off characters when they should have died like Tsunade somehow surviving being cut in half when she should have bled out,too many characters on the good guy's side are still alive when realistically a good number of them should have died.
The series has become predictable and that is one thing you don't want to happen as a writer because the reader will become bored and stop reading your work.