(koto, hinoki, limba) + chinese hard sponge

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   I really don't know what got into my head. may be thinking too much.to the topic

Koto, hinoki(cypress) and limba are the most common outer layers of a table tennis blade of decent quality. they are clubbed with mostly kiri, balsa, ayous center layer with alc, zlc and zlf fibers(2nd and 5th layer vary).  
now
hinoki(soft but fast) = bty cypress series,  Gergely series, Photino, Sardius, Amultart(kiri),      
                                 Garaydia(balsa) series etc.
limba (soft and vibration) = Michael Maze, Korbel, Liu Shiwen, Innerforce series, ma lin carbon, 
                                         mizutani series etc
koto  (crisp and fast) = Timo series, Viscaria, Zhang Jike series etc.

all the Korean super human attackers used or still using hinoki jpen blades with soft sponged japanese of euro rubbers. chinese of japanese allround players using mostly limba outers. and chinese shakehand super attackers using koto outers.

1)so can we conclude that Chinese hard sponged tacky rubbers are well suited with limba and  koto outers than hinoki? 
2)is it only the outer ply or the total blade characteristics like vibration, stiffness,
crispness, thickness etc, all should be taken into account before making a composition? 

please share your experiences.

thank you.