1. Host body rejects the jumper: The body reacts violently, causing physical pain or injury to the jumper.
2.Heart rate acceleration: The jumper’s heart rate could become dangerously elevated.
3.Muscle weakness or fatigue: Upon leaving the body, muscle weakness or fatigue happens.
4.Lack of coordination: Not able to operate the body as well.
5.Sleep deprivation: If the host suffers from insomnia or a sleep disorder, the jumper might face exhaustion and lack of focus due to inadequate rest. This can transfer with Asterion for an undetermined amount of time after jumping out of the body.
6.Hormonal imbalances: causes different emotions than what Asterion would usually have.
7.Conflicting emotions: The jumper takes on the emotional state of the host, such as depression or anxiety, leading to confusion and instability.
8.Memory overload: The jumper might experience a flood of the host’s memories, creating mental confusion and emotional strain.
9.Host’s powers require training: The jumper cannot control the host’s powers because they have not undergone the necessary training or practice.
10.Identity confusion: The jumper may lose their sense of self, as the host's emotions and thoughts start influencing their own identity.
11.Addiction transfer: If the host has substance abuse issues, the jumper may experience cravings or withdrawal symptoms that hinder their actions.
12.Severe allergies: The jumper might develop allergic reactions from the host’s environment or physical state, such as rashes or breathing issues. This follows Asterion for an undetermined amount of time.
13.Psychic instability: The blending of two consciousnesses creates mental strain, potentially leading to insanity or mental breakdown.
14.Dehydration: If the host is chronically dehydrated, the jumper will begin to feel the effects of dehydration, affecting their physical strength and focus.
15.Overwhelming empathy: The jumper might be flooded with empathy for the host’s emotional pain, making it hard to function.
16.Strange food cravings: The jumper may crave food that is unusual or unhealthy due to the host’s dietary habits. This can follow Asterion over for an undetermined amount of time.
17.Nightmares or flashbacks: The jumper experiences vivid dreams or intrusive thoughts based on the host’s past experiences, often traumatic. Whatever attaches to his psyche in a host's body will return with him in his own.
18.Host's unresolved trauma: The jumper takes on the emotional burden of the host’s past, which could lead to depression or irrational behavior.
19.Body temperature fluctuations: The jumper’s body could run too hot or too cold, depending on the host’s internal temperature regulation, creating discomfort.
20.Dissociation: The jumper might feel disconnected from their own consciousness, leading to confusion or numbness.
21.Inability to control host's powers: The jumper cannot master the host’s powers, causing accidental destruction or harm.
22. Spontaneous physical reactions: The jumper might have uncontrollable reactions to stimuli, like sweating, shaking, or vomiting, due to the body’s stress responses.
23. Impairment of vital systems: The jumper may experience difficulties breathing, digesting, or performing other necessary bodily functions.
24. Neurological disorientation: The jumper might experience frequent headaches, dizziness, or other symptoms related to a neurological disconnection from the host's body.
25.Powers only work with the host’s specific traits: The jumper might lack certain physical or genetic traits needed to activate the host's powers.
26. Organ dysfunction: If the host has an underlying medical condition (e.g., liver damage, kidney failure), the jumper’s body may begin to show signs of those issues for an undetermined amount of time after jumping back into his body.
27. Muscle memory conflict: The jumper struggles with muscle memory, causing clumsy movements or difficulty performing tasks that the host does easily.
28. Psychological trauma transfer: The jumper may inherit the host’s trauma or phobias, causing emotional instability or irrational fear. This can last a few minutes to an undetermined amount of time.
29. Hyperactive bodily functions: The host’s body may have heightened metabolism, making the jumper feel constantly hungry, thirsty, or fatigued.
30. Hypervigilance: The jumper could feel heightened anxiety or paranoia, especially if the host has been a victim of trauma or abuse.
31. Feelings of isolation: The jumper may experience loneliness, as they are distanced from their true self and trapped in the emotional state of the host.
32. Desperation to return to their own body: The jumper could experience an overwhelming need to escape the host body, leading to anxiety or panic. This can cause anxiety attacks, panic attacks, or mental instability for an undetermined amount of time after returning to his body.
33. Unhealthy attachment to hosts: Asterion can develop strong, unreasonable attachments to the people he jumps into.
34. Sudden emotional outbursts: The jumper may not be able to control emotional outbursts due to the instability created by inhabiting the host's body.
35. Power is linked to emotions: The host’s powers are strongly tied to emotional states, and the jumper struggles to control them due to emotional instability or clashing emotions.
36. Power-induced hallucinations: The jumper might experience hallucinations or mental distortions.
37. Host’s powers malfunction in new hands: The jumper’s body does not have the specific energy resonance to use the host’s powers, causing them to fail.
38. Inability to express emotions: The jumper might find it hard to express their true feelings due to the host’s emotional repression or detachment.
39. Loss of mental control: The host’s mind fights back, creating a mental struggle where the jumper risks losing control of the body.
40. Powers linked to the body’s health: The host’s poor health might degrade the powers of Asterion, so he might not be able to jump out of their body right away.
41. Inability to manage conflicting desires: The jumper might experience constant inner conflict as the host’s desires clash with their own.
42. Energy drain from powers: The host’s powers require an enormous amount of energy, and the jumper quickly becomes fatigued or weak.
43. Unseen attachment to the host’s soul: The jumper could become spiritually entangled with the host’s soul, creating an emotional or spiritual bond that is difficult to sever.
44. Host’s powers interfere with jumper's mental state: The powers of the host might disrupt the jumper’s consciousness, leading to a loss of clarity or mental focus.
45. Rejection of external stimuli: The body’s heightened sensitivity to the external world may make the jumper uncomfortable, such as experiencing extreme pain from touch or light.
46. Host’s spiritual baggage: The jumper might inherit the spiritual burdens, unresolved karma, or negative energy associated with the host, leading to spiritual turmoil.
47. Sick or compromised immune system: upon entering a body or exiting into his own. Temporary.
48. Mental fog or confusion: The jumper may struggle to think clearly or make decisions, as they are overwhelmed by the host’s thoughts and memories.
49. Powers backfire: The jumper’s powers may backfire due to misalignment with the host's abilities or body, causing unexpected consequences.
50. Power fatigue: Using the host's powers too much could cause the jumper to suffer from debilitating fatigue or exhaustion.
51. Overload of power: The jumper’s own powers may overload or clash with the host’s, leading to energy loss or dangerous side effects.
52. Energy drain: Inhabiting another’s body could cause the jumper to siphon or drain spiritual energy, leaving them fatigued, weakened, or spiritually depleted over time.
53.Loss of control over powers: The jumper might lose control of the host’s powers.
54. Absence of spiritual grounding: The jumper might feel untethered or adrift spiritually, lacking the usual rituals, routines, or practices that provide them with stability and peace.
55. Uncontrollable urges: The jumper might inherit compulsive behaviors or instincts from the host that clash with their own moral compass.
56. Absorption of spiritual wounds: The jumper might absorb the host’s unresolved spiritual wounds, such as guilt or shame, making them feel spiritually burdened and unable to heal. To the point Asterion might obsess about it so much he has to go help them make peace with those burdens.
57. Unpredictable power behavior: The jumper might accidentally use the host’s powers in the wrong context, causing negative consequences (e.g., summoning a storm at the wrong time).
58. Fragmented soul experience: The jumper’s soul could feel fragmented or scattered upon return to their own body.
59. Interfering with the host’s consent: The jumper might feel guilty or ethically wrong for inhabiting a body without the host’s consent, leading to moral conflict.
60. Power malfunction: The host’s powers are malfunctioning or weak, making them unreliable or dangerous for the jumper to use.
61. Psychic imprint of the host: The jumper may inherit psychic impressions or mental echoes from the host’s experiences, leading to overwhelming visions, memories, or intrusive thoughts.
62. Temporary loss of senses: The jumper temporarily loses one or more senses (e.g., sight, hearing), disorienting them.
63. Loss of empathy for the host: The jumper may find themselves resenting the host’s weaknesses or emotional baggage, leading to emotional detachment. This can cause unhealthy relationships to hosts.
64. Body aches and stiffness: The jumper might experience sore muscles or stiffness upon returning to their own body.
65. Breathing difficulties: The jumper might have trouble adjusting to the host’s breathing patterns, especially if they are accustomed to different lung capacity or conditions (e.g., asthma).
66. Emotional manipulation: The jumper might be manipulated by the host’s emotional triggers or attachments, confusing their judgment.
67. Sensation overload: The jumper might feel overwhelmed by the heightened or altered senses of the host, such as heightened smell, taste, or touch.
68. Host’s powers have a mental link: The host’s powers are mentally linked to their thoughts, and the jumper cannot control them properly.
69. Heightened or lowered physical tolerance: The jumper might encounter an altered pain tolerance or resistance to physical stress, which could be more or less than they’re used to.
70. Loss of muscle memory: The jumper could find it challenging to perform physically skilled tasks.
71. Mood swings: The jumper experiences drastic mood swings, as they adapt to the emotional state of the host's body along with those emotions conflicting.
72. Impaired judgment: The jumper could make poor decisions due to a difference in the host’s life experience or current emotional state.
73. Loss of sleep cycle: The jumper could experience a disrupted sleep schedule or insomnia due to the host’s existing sleep habits.
74. Psychological projection: The jumper could project their own unresolved issues onto the host’s personality, causing confusion in both the jumper’s and the host’s actions.
75. Involuntary activation of powers: The host’s powers might activate uncontrollably in response to the jumper's emotions or actions.
76. Unfamiliar physical habits: The jumper may adopt new body language, gestures, or movements that don’t align with their own personality.
77. Loss of emotional control: If the host is dealing with depression, anger issues, or anxiety, the jumper might unexpectedly experience these emotions without warning, causing mental distress.
78. Obsessive thoughts: The jumper may become fixated on particular thoughts or memories of the host, leading to obsessive behaviors or difficulty focusing on tasks at hand.
79. Body Sensitivity: The jumper may experience discomfort or sensitivity due to changes in the body’s condition or health status (e.g., injuries, illnesses, fatigue).
80. Loss of fine motor control: The jumper might find it difficult to perform tasks that require delicate movement, such as writing or using tools, due to the body’s limitations.
81. Increased risk of accidents: Due to unfamiliarity with the host's body and movements, the jumper might be more prone to accidents, like falling, tripping, or injuring themselves.
82. Power misalignment: The jumper’s powers are incompatible with the host's body, preventing effective use.
83. Difficulty accessing personal knowledge: The jumper might lose access to their own learned knowledge or expertise, as the host’s brain might not hold the same type of information.
84. Energetic imbalance: The jumper might experience energetic imbalances in the host’s body, leading to a sense of internal chaos or spiritual discomfort.
85. Inability to remember how to interact: The jumper might struggle with basic communication.
86. Substance intolerance: The jumper may have adverse reactions to substances like caffeine, alcohol, or certain foods.
87. Vision issues: This can be due to the host's already pre-existing issues or temporary issues from the host and Asterion blending together.
88. Dental pain: The host might have untreated dental issues, such as cavities, causing sudden pain or sensitivity. This pain can follow Asterion into his own body for awhile even if he has no issues.
89. Sudden sensory overload: The jumper might find the host’s senses (e.g., heightened smell or sensitive hearing) overwhelming in certain environments.
90. Emotional numbness: The jumper may feel emotionally detached in the host's body or his own.
91. Accidental role assumption: The jumper might find themselves mistakenly assuming the host’s role in society, whether it’s a parent, leader, or professional, causing confusion and unpreparedness.
92. Unfamiliar gait: Adjusting to how the host walks might cause muscle strain or awkward movement.
93. Physiological discomfort from body size: If the jumper is inhabiting a body with a significantly different size (e.g., very tall or short), they may experience physical discomfort from the body’s dimensions, such as awkward movements or pressure on joints.
94. Loss of body autonomy: The jumper may feel that they have no control over how their new body moves, speaks, or behaves, leading to frustration or a sense of helplessness.
95. Chronic fatigue: The host might experience ongoing exhaustion, limiting the jumper’s ability to function fully.
96.Memory gaps: The jumper might experience memory loss due to the host’s inability to recall certain memories or trauma.
97. Host’s chronic pain: The jumper may experience long-term pain from a physical ailment or injury the host is dealing with, such as chronic back pain or a previous surgery.
98. Host’s repressed emotions: The jumper might experience the sudden surfacing of emotions or memories the host has suppressed.
99. Bruising or wounds: Upon entering back into his own body, forcefully, Asterion can have bruises from jumping.
100. Body rejects jumper: The host’s body might react negatively to the jumper, leading to nausea, dizziness, or even physical breakdowns as the body tries to reject the foreign consciousness.