Reforming

"I had to pull myself back together. Do you have any idea how hard that is?"

- John White/The Beast, Infamous 2

The ability to rebuild oneself after being destroyed. Variation of Resurrection and Regenerative Healing Factor. Opposite to Disassembly, Scattering and Shattering.

Also Called

 * Bodily Reconstitution/Reconstruction
 * Reassembling
 * Reconstitution
 * Reconstructing
 * Self-Reconstruction

Capabilities
The user will automatically reform upon destruction of the body, completely restoring their body to its former state and reconstructing every piece of their body that was out of place.

Applications

 * Survive abilities such as:
 * Biological Explosion
 * Combustion Inducement
 * Destruction
 * Disintegration
 * Explosion Inducement
 * Molecular Combustion
 * Shattering
 * Reform if frozen, then shattered
 * Survive attacks by Fire-based abilities if they manage to disintegrate the body
 * Survive an nuclear explosion
 * Survive ANY explosion, even those made out pure energy

Associations

 * Culmination
 * Regenerative Healing Factor
 * Resurrection

Limitations

 * Nothingness Manipulation may still be able to defeat the user.
 * Several methods (such as gunshots or stab wounds) will not trigger ability.
 * In some cases, at least one component of the user's body (such as a single cell or molecule) must be intact to trigger ability.

Known Users
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Television/Film

 * The Source of All Evil (Charmed)
 * Cole Turner (Charmed)
 * Whitelighters (Charmed)
 * Phoenix Witches (Charmed)
 * Kurzon (Charmed)
 * Devlin (Charmed)
 * Necron (Charmed)
 * Dr. Manhattan (Watchmen)
 * Dracula (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
 * The Thing (John Carpenter's The Thing)
 * Reaper (Overwatch)
 * Bones (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)
 * Eye Guy (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

Cartoons/Comics

 * Gems ("Steven Universe")
 * Nitro (Marvel Comics)
 * Sandman (Marvel Comics)
 * Man-Thing (Marvel Comics)
 * Maestro (Marvel Comics)
 * Plasmus (DC Comics)
 * Shuma-Gorath (Marvel Comics)
 * Lobo (DC Comics)
 * Shaggy Man (DC Comics)
 * Brainiac (DC Comics)
 * Swamp Thing (DC Comics)
 * Doomsday (DC Comics)
 * Black Lantern Corps (DC Comics)
 * Darkseid (DC Comics); after gaining the New God Soul Cache
 * Blackheart/Legion (Ghost Rider)
 * Amoeba Boys (The Powerpuff Girls)
 * Goop (Ben 10: Alien Force)
 * The Darkness (Witchblade/Top Cow)
 * Bushroot (Darkwing Duck)
 * Liquidator (Darkwing Duck)
 * Van Kleiss (Generator Rex)
 * Undergrowth (Danny Phantom)
 * Danny Phantom (Danny Phantom)
 * Atlas (Erik Josten)
 * The Iron Giant (The Iron Giant)
 * Minions of Set (Samurai Jack)
 * Lodestar (Ben 10: Ultimate Alien)
 * Bloxx (Ben 10: Omniverse)

Video Games

 * Deilson Rowe (Infamous: Second Son)
 * John White/The Beast (Infamous)
 * Zaktan (Bionicle)
 * Reaper (Overwatch)
 * Vampires (TYPE-MOON)
 * Homunculi (Fullmetal Alchemist)
 * Albedo Piazolla (Xenosaga)
 * Jenova (Compilation of Final Fantasy VII)
 * Alex Mercer (Prototype)
 * Crusher (Skylanders)

Anime/Manga

 * Logia Devil Fruit users (One Piece)
 * Konan (Naruto)
 * Suigetsu Hozuki (Naruto)
 * Revival Jam (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
 * August (Fairy Tail)
 * Juvia Loxar (Fairy Tail)
 * Zeref Dragneel (Fairy Tail); via Fairy Heart
 * Lumiere (Kiddy Grade)
 * Kaguya Houraisan (Touhou Project)
 * Cell (Dragon Ball)
 * Majin Buu (Dragon Ball)
 * Deoxys (Pokemon)
 * Alucard (Hellsing)
 * Elder Toguro (YuYu Hakusho)
 * Naraku (InuYasha)
 * Ichibe Hyosube (Bleach)
 * Ulquiorra Cifer (Bleach)
 * Akira (Akira Manga)
 * Saffron (Ranma 1/2)
 * Chamot's Fiends (Rokka no Yuusha)
 * Omega Shenron (Dragon Ball GT)
 * Ghosts/Spectres (Wolfenstein: Spear of Destiny)
 * Boros (One-Punch Man)

Web Original

 * SCP-524 (SCP Foundation)}}