<p>I can't find a non-subjective answer to this question. The <a href="http://guiltycrown.wikia.com/wiki/Hare_Menjou#Void" rel="nofollow">wiki</a> says:</p>

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  <p>Hare's Void is called Lover's Bandages. Through her Void, she is able to repair any object or heal any person. When used, the Void wraps itself around the target and begins to glow and reverse any and all damages. The process takes time depending on both the object or person being healed and the extend of the damages.</p>
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<p>My hypothesis is that the extent of the damage done to Ayase's legs is beyond Hare's ability to heal/repair. Due to this, Ayase cannot be healed.</p>

<p>On top of this, technically Ayase's legs aren't "damaged". What I mean by this is that they're fully healed in the sense that they don't produce pain. However, when they were healing, she wasn't able to have surgery or proper treatment (or it wasn't possible to treat) to allow her to walk. Thus her legs healed improperly, and thus Hare cannot heal her as there isn't actually anything for Hare to heal.</p>

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<p>In episode 11 we learn that Hare's void is Bandage, a healing void. Throughout the next couple of episodes she heals Funell, a bridge, and Shu. Why doesn't Hare repair Ayase's legs so she can walk again?</p>

<p>Did the writers just not think of this or is there another reason?</p>

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I'd lean towards the "I forgot I could do it" hypothesis
RCap107
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perhaps it cannot heal longterm wounds?
Toshinou Kyouko
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@ToshinouKyouko no mention of that in the anime tho.
Alagaros
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I think it can only heal but not cure.Like If someone cut his hand her void will heal the cut but does not guarantee that his hand will be able to work as it does before.
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Why doesn't Hare fix Ayase's legs with her Bandage void?
# Why doesn't Hare fix Ayase's legs with her Bandage void?
Posted by: username_0 on 2015-02-11
In episode 11 we learn that Hare's void is Bandage, a healing void. Throughout the next couple of episodes she heals Funell, a bridge, and Shu. Why doesn't Hare repair Ayase's legs so she can walk again?

Did the writers just not think of this or is there another reason?
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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I'd lean towards the "I forgot I could do it" hypothesis  
> **username_2**: perhaps it cannot heal longterm wounds?  
> **username_0**: @ToshinouKyouko no mention of that in the anime tho.  
> **username_3**: I think it can only heal but not cure.Like If someone cut his hand her void will heal the cut but does not guarantee that his hand will be able to work as it does before.  
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### Answer by username_4 on 2015-02-12. Score: 3 | Accepted answer
I can't find a non-subjective answer to this question. The [wiki](http://guiltycrown.wikia.com/wiki/Hare_Menjou#Void) says:

> Hare's Void is called Lover's Bandages. Through her Void, she is able to repair any object or heal any person. When used, the Void wraps itself around the target and begins to glow and reverse any and all damages. The process takes time depending on both the object or person being healed and the extend of the damages.

My hypothesis is that the extent of the damage done to Ayase's legs is beyond Hare's ability to heal/repair. Due to this, Ayase cannot be healed.

On top of this, technically Ayase's legs aren't "damaged". What I mean by this is that they're fully healed in the sense that they don't produce pain. However, when they were healing, she wasn't able to have surgery or proper treatment (or it wasn't possible to treat) to allow her to walk. Thus her legs healed improperly, and thus Hare cannot heal her as there isn't actually anything for Hare to heal.
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