If they overlooked small stuff from time to time, I'd fully agree. But they've gotten some pretty deep calculations in so they know how to research. Like when it was Goku vs Superman. They had a few equations that were supposed to show how Goku's super saiyan forms boosted his powers and such.<br/><br/>But they miss glaring and obvious stuff, and very often; far too often in my opinion for it to be anything other than intentional. Still on the Gaara/Toph fight. In the first episode of Naruto we see what are essentially middle school students moving so fast they seem to teleport. At the time of the Chuunin exam, Gaara was one of the most powerful of them. Even after removing the Shuruku tailed beast, after the time-skip he was massively powerful and could let off attacks that take out portions of towns. No one in Avatar moves anywhere near as fast as even Chuunin. That's obvious without research, just watching the show. As soon as the fight started, Toph should have ended up on the ground with Gaara the winner. Instead she somehow overpowers probably one of the top 3 most powerful sand ninja in Narutoverse period and manipulates his own attack against him? Just no. We're just gonna have to agree to disagree on this one, because I've watched too many videos and seen too many write-ups to believe they're honest more than a fraction of the time. And if they're just getting stuff wrong, they're awful at this thing.<br/><br/>At least Tai and Agumon beat Red and Charizard. Although even then, Charizard shouldn't have been able to stand up against Greymon, let alone  hit him hard enough to knock him back to Agumon.