- "Idiots... Nothing can live forever."
- ― Magus (Chrono Trigger)
The condition to be more vulnerable to injuries than others. Opposite to Immortality and Invulnerability.
Also Called
- Mortalization
- Mortal
- Mortal Being
- Vulnerability
Capabilities
The user is more vulnerable to injuries and physical damage than others, which means they can easily die.
Applications
Associations
Known Users
- Shiro (Deadman Wonderland); after the Branch of Sin was destroyed
- Bender Bending Rodríguez (Futurama)
- Utsuro (Gintama)
- Kouka (Gintama)
- Imhotep (The Mummy franchise); twice
- Demigods (Mythology); half-mortals
- Clark Kent (Smallville); temporarily
- Nathan Young (Misfits), while his power was reversed
- The Man in Black (Lost); after the Heart of the Island was extinguished
- Katherine Pierce (The Vampire Diaries); after she was cured of her vampirism
- Castiel (Supernatural); when his grace was removed
- Metatron (Supernatural); when his grace was removed
- Anna Milton (Supernatural); after removing her grace
Known Objects
- Mortal Potion (Disney's Hercules)
Gallery
Bender Bending Rodríguez (Futurama) is a robot built without a backup unit, so he does not possess the immortality that he boasts about, rendering him a mere "mortal coil".
Utsuro (Gintama) was on the verge of being mortal when Umibozu jammed an Altana of a foreign planet into his body, and even recreating a new body from his severed arm has greatly depleted his supply, if he were not to return to Earth to recharge.
Kouka (Gintama) became mortal once she left Kouka, ceasing to draw from its Altana, and when the supply she accumulated ran dry, she died.
When Castiel (Supernatural) lost his grace to Metatron, he became human and mortal
Metatron (Supernatural) became mortal when Castiel removed his angelic grace
After the destruction of the branch of sin. Shiro (Deadman Wonderland) lost her nigh-meta regeneration healing factor, leaving her weakened to the point that she requires constant medical care in order to survive.