#a kwami was lost to corruption and gone forever after being fundamentally transformed and that can never be undone

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I WAS LITERALLY ABOUT TO SUGGEST THAT

And an extra layer of drama and angst that I propose here;

Because we know Null was originally going to be the main villain's kwami at some point, what if the wish's price for this seemingly perfect utopia was the imminent doom of the entire universe, caused by the corruption of a kwami?

Think about it this way, Gabriel was transformed when he got cataclysmed, which might have been the only reason it took so long for the effects to spread and slowly kill him, but that then begs the question -

Who got the brunt of the blow? Who was really affected the most? Well, if the miraculous protected Gabriel to an extent, it stands to reason Nooroo was left to absorb most of the destruction.

The wish resulted in a paradise state for Paris with seemingly no effort, but I think I know what the trade off was.

Nooroo has been getting more and more desperate in the later seasons, until finally he broke.

He couldn't take it anymore, so he decided to give up and let the corruption consume him.

And through the wish taking everything good out of him and giving it back to Paris

He was transformed into something unrecognizable that should not be

Something meant to remain formless and nameless by its very nature

The opposite of Transmission, Kwami of Negation

Nooroo was gone and in his place was an empty void

The manifestion of nothingness

Null.

Am I the only one who noticed that in addition to being the Kwamis of Creation and Destruction, Tikki and Plagg are also the Kwamis of Nothingness and Being? Look at what they said: Tikki: I am Tikki, the kwami of Creation! I am everything that isn't yet (Nothingness) and is yet to be (Creation)! Plagg: I am Plagg, the kwami of Destruction! I am everything that is (Being) and no longer will be (Destruction)!

It kinda seemed like for Tikki, she said the same thing twice, which seems to be more along the lines of (Potential) - things that WILL be, just not yet.