Conservation of Ninjutsu - Learning the Tropes

For when being outnumbered is actually a good thing.
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Hell yeah! : ) After all, they are dashing and daring,
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Ah. This is Madara vs Shinobi Alliance.
And Madara vs 5 Kage.
I believe the answer to the conservation of ninjitsu problem is teamwork! Eventually you reach a number where eyes start to glaze over based on the scale of combinations or team-ups. If you bring 7 or 8 members of a team in, then the audience (and writer) literally cannot keep track of them all, and some of the teammates will either be taken out, or vanish from frame like in Avengers Endgame when Dr Strange got relegated to holding up some water.
From my general observations, 1 or 3 or 5 is basically the same ballpark. So the question you really need to ask is “do I put more or less than 10 combatants on the same field?”
Two teams of 5 clashing is going to necessitate that abilities become much more simple to compensate for scale.
Or else require a scaled amount of time to digest every aspect of the abilities on display and their interactions.