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==== ✅ Conclusion: Is 50/50 at Fight 79 Plausible? ==== Yes, it is. Fight 79 in words: * Medium-sized but bounded island battlefield. * Starting at mid-range (100–200 m). * Naruto in SPSM, Luffy transitioning early to Gear 5. * Luffy can usually force mid/close engagements early and often. * Naruto can sometimes ride out the initial chaos and get enough space to unleash truly horrifying offense. * Neither has a hard counter to the other’s whole kit at this stage — it’s about who successfully imposes their game plan first in each run. Both Agents, even with a bit of ego, can reasonably say: * “Some runs absolutely go my way.” * “Some runs absolutely go theirs.” * “The advantage has narrowed enough here that it’s a real coin flip.” So: : Fight 79 is a credible P = 0.5 point. That, in turn, supports: * Naruto’s P stays ≈1 through a LOT of fights. * It only really begins to drop meaningfully when we move well into the 60s/70s. * By fight 79, the curve has finally reached the true midpoint. If you’d like, we can now: * Drill into a specific “Naruto wins” run of Fight 79 versus * A specific “Luffy wins” run of Fight 79, to make the 50/50 nature even more concrete.
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