#kuro no bogue

[grelleswife]

What if a reaper messed up big time with a cinematic record and an adult was turned into a baby? Baby Ciel and a stressed Sebastian? A confused baby Agni swimming in robes many sizes too big? A BABY FOR GRELLE'S VERY OWN?

Hi, anon! Going off the canon lore we have now, I’m not sure that such a phenomenon is possible? Keep in mind that cinematic records are essentially a reel of the memories accumulated over a person’s lifetime. Undertaker demonstrated that they can be tampered with to achieve a false continuation of life (i.e. his addition of bogus records after a person’s natural demise tricks their body into becoming ambulatory in the absence of a soul). Such meddling can lead to behavioral side effects: For example, since they lacked a spirit, the bizarre dolls on the Campania attacked passengers in a futile effort to claim their souls and “settle the balance of the never-ending cinematic record.” However, I don’t recall any evidence from the manga which suggests that the act of interfering with cinematic records could lead to the drastic physical changes you described.

Instead, I propose that major alterations to cinematic records could be used as a form of mind control. Perhaps Kuro’s mysterious “higher-ups” have a protocol for excising rebellious memories from reapers who defy the status quo and splicing in artificial ones to ensure that the troublesome death god returns to being a complacent, unquestioning drone. Or, if a person’s recollections of adolescence and adulthood were snipped off the original cinematic record, a reaper might be able to induce mental age regression in their victim, even while that individual’s body was left unaffected. Now there’s fodder for some intense psychological horror…

TL; DR: To the best of my knowledge, changes to a person’s cinematic records alone would not roll back their biological clock, even if there were psychological effects.

[roysristi]

So I tried to colour it my way

Spoiler!

My quess Charlotte

That was damn

I want to colour them