Mass Resurrection

Mass Resurrection
Under Lucifer's orders, Death (Supernatural) resurrected numerous deceased in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Power/Ability to:	Bring numerous dead back to life

"Think of what you are doing, all over the world there is birth but no death. Our planet can not support so many lives at once."

― Anubis (Gargoyles)

The power to bring numerous dead back to life. Advanced form of Resurrection.

Also Called

• Geno-Resurrection
• Group Resurrection/Revival
• Mass-Revival
• Population Resurrection
• Reversed Genocide
• Reversed Mass Death

Capabilities

The user can bring numerous living things back to life at once, including people, animals and plants.

Applications

• Extinction Reversal
• Resurrection

Associations

• Event Negation
• Grand Flame Manipulation
• Healing
• Life-Force Manipulation
• Population Control
• Respawning
• Society Manipulation

Limitations

• Cannot resurrect those killed by Unavertable Death or Resurrection Negation.
• May have limited time defined by how long the targets have been dead.
• User may suffer damage, exhaustion, or even death.
• Resurrected may not have completely healed from the wounds that killed them, or they may be missing memories, or a soul in some cases.
• May only work on other people.
• Returning a mass amount of people from death may have great consequences.

Known Users

See Also: Mass Resurrection.

• Shenron (Dragon Ball)
• Super Shenron (Dragon Ball Super)
• Janemba (Dragon Ball Z Fusion Reborn); via boundaries
• Shinrabanshō-Man (Fire Force)
• Calamity Ganon (The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild)
• Bo Dennis (Lost Girl)
• Joshua Foley/Elixir (Marvel Comics)
• Minus (Minus)
• Phoenix (Monster Rancher)
• Nagato (Naruto); via Outer Path: Samsara of Heavenly Life Jutsu/Gedo Art of Rinne Rebirth
• Mercy (Overwatch)
• Fairy Godmother (Shrek)
• Kurumi (Steel Angel Kurumi)
• Death (Supernatural)
• God/Chuck Shurley (Supernatural)
• Jack Kline (Supernatural)
• Bruce Banner/The Hulk (Marvel Cinematic Universe); via Nano Gauntlet
• Neil Clarke (Absolutely Anything)
• Morgana Le Fay (The Sorcerer's Apprentice); via The Rising
• The Spectre (Arrowverse); via Book of Destiny
• Armisael (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
• The Transcendence (Xeelee Sequence)

Known Objects

• Nethersphere (Doctor Who)
• Earth's Dragon Balls (Dragon Ball)
• Super Dragon Balls (Dragon Ball)
• Tenseiga (InuYasha)
• The Infinity Gauntlet (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Nano Gauntlet (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
• Elements of Harmony (My Little Pony)
• Jinki (Sekirei)

Gallery

Shenron (Dragon Ball) is often called upon by the Z-Fighters to resurrect all those who were slain by their enemies, which often number in the hundreds.

By dissolving the barrier between Earth and the Other World, Janemba (Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn) was able to revive the numerous deceased in Hell.

The Tenseiga (InuYasha) can revive 100 beings in a single swing.

During the Blood Moon,...

…Calamity Ganon (The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild) was able to resurrect any and all monsters slain by Link.

At full power Bo Dennis (Lost Girl) can kill and revive an entire city at once.

Using Tony Stark's Nano Gauntlet, Bruce Banner/Hulk (Marvel Cinematic Universe) was able to reverse Thanos' decimation of the universe, resurrecting the half of the universe's population Thanos had previously wiped out.

Joshua Foley/Elixir (Marvel Comics) can bring people back from dead and was able to affect millions on deceased mutants on Genosha at once.

In exchange for his own life, Nagato (Naruto) uses the Outer Path: Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique/Gedo Art of Rinne Rebirth to infuse new life into the dead…

… summoning the King of Hell which then releases the souls of the deceased from its mouth…

…which return to their respective bodies.

Mercy (Overwatch) can resurrect her entire team.

Chuck Shurley/God (Supernatural)

After absorbing Chuck's power and becoming the new God, Jack Kline (Supernatural) brought back everyone Chuck killed