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Kishi doesn't write the manga according to actual fights and standards. That's why there are so many contradictions and inconsistencies regarding combat material.
He doesn't go back to Chapter X when he's writing Chapter Y, just so it can match up with hype or so it doesn't contradict something else. He writes it according to what he thinks will make a good chapter.
In the famous words of Stan Lee, ""So one Question I'm always asked. Who would win in a fight? Who would win in a fight if Galactus fought The Hulk, or if Thor fought Iron Man? And there's one answer to all of that. It's so simple, anyone should know this. The person who'd win in a fight is the person that the scriptwriter wants to win! If I'm writing a story, about The Thing, from the Fantastic Four, and he gets into a big fight with Spider-Man, and millions of people out there say Who Would Win? Well, it depends on who I want to win if I'm writing the script. If I want Spider-Man to win, he'll win. If I want the Thing to win, he'll win. These are fictitious characters, the writer can do whatever he wants with them! So stop asking those questions, 'cause I've had it with that."
It's whatever the author wants it to be.
He doesn't go back to Chapter X when he's writing Chapter Y, just so it can match up with hype or so it doesn't contradict something else. He writes it according to what he thinks will make a good chapter.
In the famous words of Stan Lee, ""So one Question I'm always asked. Who would win in a fight? Who would win in a fight if Galactus fought The Hulk, or if Thor fought Iron Man? And there's one answer to all of that. It's so simple, anyone should know this. The person who'd win in a fight is the person that the scriptwriter wants to win! If I'm writing a story, about The Thing, from the Fantastic Four, and he gets into a big fight with Spider-Man, and millions of people out there say Who Would Win? Well, it depends on who I want to win if I'm writing the script. If I want Spider-Man to win, he'll win. If I want the Thing to win, he'll win. These are fictitious characters, the writer can do whatever he wants with them! So stop asking those questions, 'cause I've had it with that."
It's whatever the author wants it to be.