Destructive Saviour/Playing With

Basic Trope: The heroes cause a lot of damage while saving the day.
 * Straight: Kanji, Ichigo, Pike and Yumi find out monsters are terrorizing a small village. They defeat the beasts, but accidentally destroy part of the town in the process.
 * Exaggerated: Kanji and his Nakama completely trounce the monsters... but also end up completely burning the town to the ground thanks to some poorly cast spells and ill-aimed attacks.
 * Downpalyed:: Kanji and his Nakama only cause a lot of destruction when thing cross the Godzilla Threshold.
 * Justified:
 * Kanji and Ichigo have lots of power, but very little control over it; all the damage was accidental.
 * Some idiot fired off a Fantastic Nuke.
 * Inverted: Beneficial Enemy - Whenever Emperor Evulz conquers a new province, he always ensures to turn it into a genuinely (no tricks whatsoever!) better place than it was before.
 * Subverted: Yumi is worried that Kanji, Ichigo and Pike's wild assault will damage the village worse than the actual monsters, but when the dust clears, the village is completely safe and untouched.
 * Double Subverted: ...Then Pike sneezes because of all the dust, and half the town collapses.
 * Parodied: Besides the usual collateral damage caused during their fights, Kanji's group also go around smashing pottery and miscellaneous objects, snatching people's savings and treasures and using magic to make chickens explode despite Yumi's constant reminder that they are NOT in a video game.
 * Deconstructed: Because of all the destruction they cause, Kanji and his friends aren't viewed as wandering heroes, but villains. A bounty is put on their heads, and they have to deal with eager hunters along with all the other threats already facing them on their journey.
 * Reconstructed: The kind of enemies that Kanji and their friends are fighting happen to be the kind of beings that cause an incredible amount of destruction by just waking. They know the casualties are unavoidable as long as they keep fighting them, but it would just get worse if they don't.
 * Zig Zagged: The village is untouched by the battle, but then Pike sneezes and half the town collapses. However, it was intentional because that part was cursed by the monsters the heroes just defeated. The villagers are still upset, until Kanjii announces they'll help rebuild. They cause more actidents, but ultimately rebuild what they destroyed.
 * Averted: Kanji and their friends always attempt to engage with their foes in an area where the damage from their fight would be minimal; and are always extra-careful if the battle occurs in a populated area.
 * Enforced: ???
 * Lampshaded: "Thanks a lot Kanji! The 10 pieces of gold you managed to recover from those thieves almost justify the destruction of our beloved town."
 * Invoked: Kanji has received an special permission from the King himself to destroy whatever he considers necessary as long as he does it to fight Emperor Evulz' forces.
 * Defied: The heroes are accompanied by Popoi, a Fairy Companion who specializes in casting protective barriers that keep them from wreaking too much havoc during their battles.
 * Discussed: "We might be the monsters, but all we did was set a house on fire. To find us, they set the whole forest on fire."
 * Conversed: "The heroes made more of a mess than the villain!"
 * Played For Laughs: Kanji's reputation precedes him, and people desperately attempt to deny their help. Unfortunately for them, Kanji is a well-meaning Idiot Hero, while Ichigo Jumped At the Call, Pike's just out to have fun fighting monsters and Yumi's the Only Sane Man trying to rein in their destruction while pointing them towards Emperor Evulz.
 * Played For Drama: Kid Heroes Kanji and Ichigo barely have any control over their powers, and this results in them unintentionally wrecking havoc while fighting. This often causes the very people they're trying to protect to turn on them. Pike and Yumi are the only people willing to stick with them; Pike tries to convince them not to worry about it, insisting that the important thing is that they mean well, while Yumi is trying to make them reel it in... and is aware of a prophecy that her companions don't know of yet. A prophecy that states two Chosen Ones will either save the world... or destroy it.

What?! Aaargh! You broke it again! Go back to Destructive Saviour! I don't want to see your troublesome face around here.