I have no idea, lol. Maybe I’ll design some re-verse versions of them at some point.

Depends on the miraculous and circumstances. Most often it’s Marinette or Lila choosing other miraculous holders, at least early on in the series.

1. Yes- it completely disappears without a trace. Functionally, Void works similarly to cataclysm, but the difference is that cataclysm follows the laws of physics, in that there is left over residue afterwards. Cataclysm is also iffy in being able to destroy human beings/sentimonsters, and is more likely to just cause severe pain. Void, on the other hand- makes things disappear without a trace when used by a human holder. It also can make human beings disappear without a trace, acting outside of the laws of physics and avoiding the use of “equivalent exchange” to use the FMA term. When used by Null itself though, it acts more like a black hole, which is why Null is so heavy, and why Null doesn’t use Void often.

I have also played around with Nulls power being the ability to nullify the speed/velocity of objects and people, or possibly the power sets other miraculous holders (although the second idea here is pretty much exactly what the bull miraculous does).

The reason I’m leaning towards void being able to make objects/people disappear is because that aligns better with Null’s overarching goal to bring the world back to a state of nothingness.

2. In theory, no, the miraculous cure wouldn’t be able to bring back a void object, because it no longer exists. The ladybug and cat miraculous are meant to be a counterbalance to Null (creation and distribution vs absolute nothing). Creation and distraction work within the laws of physics- Ladybugs miraculous cure has to draw matter from something existing to “reverse the damage” (icecream people turn back into people, the cataclysmed Eiffel Tower goes back to being structurally sound- etc.) Ladybug could technically make a new object or person imitating the void object/person, but not the original object/person.

3. In theory- yes- void could destroy an object/person retroactively, which would in turn cause the object/person to be forgotten. It depends on the control level the holder has over the miraculous and what their intentions are.

4. I think the holder would forget too once they de-transform.

5. Future visions doesn’t really have much to do with the concept of nothingness, and Bunnix has this exact power set already, so I’m going to say no on that one.

Thank you!! That means a lot!!

Oh- haha- I can see how that might be confusing now that I’m looking at it- I originally drew Null next to Lila so that people could hopefully tell at a glance that this was concept art for Lila with Null’s miraculous. At least, that was the intention.

I have definitely thought of an au where Null isn’t bonded to a miraculous at the start, and Marinette has to find a way to bond it to a miraculous so that it’s power can be harnessed by humans, and to give it a physical form (that it detests).

In both the art I did with Marinette (Lady Cipher) and Lila (Nessuna) they are using a miraculous connected to Null to transform, and Null becomes their suit, like all the other kwamis- it isn’t able to be separated from its miraculous now that it’s bonded.

The miraculous is a tiara, at least for now.