<p>Simply put, Orihime has the single most gamebreaking power in the story by being able to reject reality. The thing is, she´s also a pacifist medic, intentionally made so by Kubo to make it so there´s actually a plot. Why would you even write a story if a secondary character could kill every character in 1 second? You wouldn´t right? If she had the will and bloodlust to hurt others she could just go around deleting villains.</p>

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2013-02-11T16:29:13.523Z
Maybe after the series ends, someone can write an alternate arc, "If Orihime was a sociopath."
BryceH
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Christian Aurig Frøkjær
<p>Because her power is limited.</p>

<p>Rejecting the Espada's creation would mean <em>changing very powerful things</em>, beings with extreme spiritual power would vanish.</p>

<p><em>She doesn't (yet) have this kind of power</em>. She can't reject events of that magnitude.</p>

<p>She can reject <strong>an injury</strong> (and even that to some degree, as shown with Ichigo's cero-inflicted wound by Ulquiorra, she couldn't reject such a powerful event), and she can <strong>reject incoming attacks</strong> (again, to some degree. Yami in his weak form was able to break it with his finger).</p>

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Madara's Ghost
<p>I finished the Hueco Mundo arc, up to episode 190, and I have a question about Orihime:</p>

<p>If Orihime can reject all things, why didn't she reject Aizen's creation of the Espadas? She can just say "I reject" and then cast at the Espada. POOF, gone.</p>

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2013-01-19T08:04:38.403Z
Maybe she can only reject things up to a 'certain level'? (and needs (more) training to increase this level)
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Why didn't Orihime use her powers to reject the creation of the Espada?
# Why didn't Orihime use her powers to reject the creation of the Espada?
Posted by: username_0 on 2013-01-19
I finished the Hueco Mundo arc, up to episode 190, and I have a question about Orihime:

If Orihime can reject all things, why didn't she reject Aizen's creation of the Espadas? She can just say "I reject" and then cast at the Espada. POOF, gone.
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> **username_1**: Maybe she can only reject things up to a 'certain level'? (and needs (more) training to increase this level)  
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### Answer by username_3 on 2013-01-19. Score: 11 | Accepted answer
Because her power is limited.

Rejecting the Espada's creation would mean *changing very powerful things*, beings with extreme spiritual power would vanish.

*She doesn't (yet) have this kind of power*. She can't reject events of that magnitude.

She can reject **an injury** (and even that to some degree, as shown with Ichigo's cero-inflicted wound by Ulquiorra, she couldn't reject such a powerful event), and she can **reject incoming attacks** (again, to some degree. Yami in his weak form was able to break it with his finger).
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### Answer by username_2 on 2013-02-10. Score: 1
Simply put, Orihime has the single most gamebreaking power in the story by being able to reject reality. The thing is, she´s also a pacifist medic, intentionally made so by Kubo to make it so there´s actually a plot. Why would you even write a story if a secondary character could kill every character in 1 second? You wouldn´t right? If she had the will and bloodlust to hurt others she could just go around deleting villains.
> **Comments:**
> **username_0** (2013-02-11): Maybe after the series ends, someone can write an alternate arc, "If Orihime was a sociopath."  
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