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At the moment, all that\'s been said is that there may be an effect on the World of the Living that is unwanted. In the English at least, most translations are neutral on how this is worded - they just talk about effect of some kind. Only one translation mentions an \
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At the moment, all that\\\'s been said is that there may be an effect on the World of the Living that is unwanted. In the English at least, most translations neutrally talk about an effect of some kind with only one mentioning an \\\"adverse effect\\\". None mention the effect is related to death and/or destruction.
Early in the manga, Ichigo\\\'s reiatsu affecting human souls, but none died. Captains also wear a power limiter because their full reiatsu might have undesirable effects on human souls, but that\\\'s not necessarily death/destruction. Ichigo may be these tropes but without more information all we know is that Kyouraku is worried about something that must not happen - that\\\'s so vague it could be anything from giving everyone in the world magical power to destroying everything in sight to something else entirely.
Early in the manga, Ichigo\\\'s reiatsu affecting human souls, but none died. Captains also wear a power limiter because their full reiatsu might have undesirable effects on human souls, but that\\\'s not necessarily death/destruction. Ichigo may be these tropes but without more information all we know is that Kyouraku is worried about something that must not happen - that\\\'s so vague it could be anything from giving everyone in the world magical power to destroying everything in sight to something else entirely.
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At the moment, all that\'s been said is that there may be an effect on the World of the Living that is unwanted. In the English at least, most translations are neutral on how this is worded - they just talk about effect of some kind. Only one translation mentions an \
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At the moment, all that\\\'s been said is that there may be an effect on the World of the Living that is unwanted. In the English at least, most translations are neutral on how this is worded - they just talk about effect of some kind. Only one translation mentions an \\\"adverse effect\\\", and even that doesn\\\'t talk about death and/or destruction.
Early in the manga, Ichigo\\\'s reiatsu was having an effect of the humans around him. Captains also wear a power limiter because their full reiatsu might have undesirable effects on human souls. Kyouraku might be fearing death and/or destruction, but until we get more information, all we know is that he\\\'s worried about an effect of some kind that he clearly doesn\\\'t want happening - and that could be anything at the moment from giving everyone in the world magical power to destroying everything in sight to something else entirely.
Early in the manga, Ichigo\\\'s reiatsu was having an effect of the humans around him. Captains also wear a power limiter because their full reiatsu might have undesirable effects on human souls. Kyouraku might be fearing death and/or destruction, but until we get more information, all we know is that he\\\'s worried about an effect of some kind that he clearly doesn\\\'t want happening - and that could be anything at the moment from giving everyone in the world magical power to destroying everything in sight to something else entirely.
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* One early story arc in \'\'Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine\'\' featured Li Nalas, the greatest hero of the Bajoran resistance. He had chased down Gul Zarale, an infamous Cardassian war criminal, and then killed him, inspiring Bajoran rebels all across the world with his bravery. His return was expected to unite Bajor under him. Only it\'s a massive exaggeration. Li Nalas was scouting when he accidentally fell into a lake some Cardassian was bathing in, and shot him in his underwear before the man could get his own gun. Only afterward did he realize it was the Cardassian War Criminal Gul Zarale, and the story spread and got [[GossipEvolution slightly changed as it went on]] until it didn\'t remotely resemble what he actually did. Li Nalas hated that he was regarded as a hero and considered himself a massive fake, to the point that when he [[HeroicSacrifice dies quite heroically]] his last words are to express relief at being \
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* One early story arc in \\\'\\\'Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine\\\'\\\' featured Li Nalas, the greatest hero of the Bajoran resistance. He had chased down Gul Zarale, an infamous Cardassian war criminal, and then killed him, inspiring Bajoran rebels all across the world with his bravery. His return was expected to unite Bajor under him. Only it\\\'s a massive exaggeration. Li Nalas was scouting when he accidentally fell into a lake some Cardassian was bathing in, and shot him in his underwear before the man could get his own gun. Only afterward did he realize it was the Cardassian War Criminal Gul Zarale, and the story spread and got [[GossipEvolution slightly changed as it went on]] until it didn\\\'t remotely resemble what he actually did. Li Nalas hated that he was regarded as a hero and considered himself a massive fake, to the point that when he [[HeroicSacrifice dies quite heroically]] his last words are to express relief at being \\\"off the hook\\\" for needing to live up to his supposedly undeserved reputation.
** So [[MarxBrothers what was the infamous Cardassian war criminal doing in Li Nalas\\\' underwear]]?
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** So [[MarxBrothers what was the infamous Cardassian war criminal doing in Li Nalas\\\' underwear]]?
The second-level bullet point doesn\\\'t contribute to the example. I\\\'m putting it here because it\\\'s funny.
