Self-Resurrection/Absolute

Enhanced Self-Resurrection
Schrödinger (Hellsing) can restore himself instantly from any form of damage, condition, or death like it never happened, and reappear anywhere he wishes.
Power/Ability to:	Self-restore from any alteration/destruction.

The power to self-restore from any damage, condition or death. Enhanced version of Self-Resurrection. Lesser variation of Absolute Immortality.

Also Called

• Self-Respawn

Capabilities

User is able to fully restore themselves, instantly nullifying any kind of damage or condition, and endlessly reviving from any death or destruction. Some users may even choose the location of their restoration, making them both impossible to stop and impossible to contain.

Applications

• Flawless Restoration
  • Ultimate Regeneration
    • Meta Regeneration
• Self-Resurrection
  • Respawning
  • Retroactive Immortality
• Teleportation

Associations

• Absolute Restoration
• Infinite Resurrection
• Meta Regeneration

Limitations

• May have specific weaknesses related to the power's origin.
• May be vulnerable to high-level reality warping abilities.
• Unavertable Death can kill the user permanently.
• Weak against Conclusion Dominance and Life and Death Removal.

Known Users

• Schrödinger (Hellsing)
• Henry Morgan (Forever)
• Army of Anubis (The Mummy Returns)
• Jesus (South Park)
• The Swarmlord (Warhammer 40k)
• Snow White (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Jacob/The Deathless Prophet (Tomb Raider)
• The Deathless Ones (Tomb Raider)
• Susan Ashworth (The Cat Lady)
• Morgan le Fay (Marvel)

Gallery

Snow White (Valkyrie Crusade) is always trying to die, but she always comes back to life, no matter the damage or condition that she tries.

Morgan le Fay (Marvel) has been 'killed' more times and in more varied ways than any other villain in the Marvel Universe.