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Well, that would mean that the reborn Chaos Elfilis was evil after having been born and Kirby cured him from that, but he was already born good. Or that Kirby cured Chaos Elfilis from being evil right before he died, but Kirby just killed him. We only know that Kirby caused him to be reborn, from there, we don't know if the fact that he was reborn good was pure luck. If Kirby was the cause of that then that's already covered as something Kirby used the Power of Miracles for.
Aside from what the name implies (Power over miracles), the logic is that what the name implies doesn't tie to any direct control over being able to reborn overs, turn them into light, or make them small, thereby implying that the means in which that happened aren't due to "Resurrection of others, Transmutation, and Size Manip", regardless of using those powers.
Well, it could also be that the Power of Miracles triggered itself better due to Kirby facing its source. It's vague, but even then, calling it "passive" is kind of misleading, that would imply it's always active whereas it would actually rarely do things on its own, we would say it's always active but only because we don't know if the times in which it does nothing counts as it not being "on".
Aside from what the name implies (Power over miracles), the logic is that what the name implies doesn't tie to any direct control over being able to reborn overs, turn them into light, or make them small, thereby implying that the means in which that happened aren't due to "Resurrection of others, Transmutation, and Size Manip", regardless of using those powers.
Well, it could also be that the Power of Miracles triggered itself better due to Kirby facing its source. It's vague, but even then, calling it "passive" is kind of misleading, that would imply it's always active whereas it would actually rarely do things on its own, we would say it's always active but only because we don't know if the times in which it does nothing counts as it not being "on".