What Universe Does Nimona Exist In?

An aspect of Nimona that stands out it its constant re-ordering of facts. Points of view change quickly, the "Axis of Action" is frequently broken, and artwork is constantly in flux. Initially, these may seem like artist mistakes, but it's possible that it's representative of a larger theme of the comic. It may be that Nimona's universe is constantly shifting. If we take it as fact, we can say that Ballistar's armor is gray in one panel and white in another and both are correct. This can be written off as an effect of the lighting, although this isn't always the case. The world of the comic exists in a place where technology and feudal systems co-exist. This is perhaps best exemplified by a medieval version of Monopoly with castles and pieces of gold instead of money. While dragons are a definite thing that exist, since Nimona can only replicate animals that are real, we know that magic and science both have a place in the universe. This constant shifting and reordering is perhaps because Nimona herself is a shape-shifter. She is continually changing herself, and therefore the universe that surrounds her is also malleable. However, this brings up the problem of how we define her world. If it's close to anything goes, where what we know in one comic might change in the other, how can we willingly suspend our disbelief, or intelligently go along with the story? We haven't had anything directly negate anything previously in the story, but how far does the malleability go? So far, Noelle Stevenson has been able to balance this constant shifting with steady character development and plot arcs. It's understood that while small details may change, larger pieces are constant.

How might this affect the comic in the future? If our perception of the universe is constantly changing, will we start to see a new light to Ballistar and Goldenloin's story?