>>5718
Yeah that sort of scenario is fine since, honestly, my preference towards "concepts" means that I actually enjoy seeing what sort of scenario and such that an artist comes up with and however they decide to depict said concept.

I will at the very least share my sort of "example" scenario I came up with a few years ago that was the basis of this concept;

Two or more girls get hit by a truck or bus when crossing a crosswalk/zebra-crossing, think the stereotypical "isekai" situation, albeit with a bit more dismemberment and such. However, a sort of "time wizard" or something steps in to fix them up because their death(s) breaks the timeline or something, but it doesn't matter how they get reassembled because the wizard needs to retcon history to nullify the accident anyway...not that they'd know the correct "allocation" of body parts off the top of their head because their focus is more higher-level on like time and souls and stuff rather than outward physical appearances of incarnations and such.

And so the girls get reassembled and time is resumed with the truck/bus continuing from already on the other side of the crosswalk/zebra-crossing, and nobody is any the wiser that the heads/torsos/whatever have all been shuffled.

　
...but obviously this example "baseline" scenario doesn't work for us because, if the point is guro, then they can't be reassembled and retcon'd back into living states.