Absolute Immortality

Perfection is the power that fascinates me in a great way. Although I know about it for really long time, I'd like to discuss all aspects of being flawless and what a perfect being would be as well as ask you several tickling questions about it.

So, in my opinion, Perfect would have these applications:

• Absolute Condition (physical and mental perfection)

• Omnicompetence (perfect competence)

• Spiritual, Existinall Perfection (other forms)

• Superpower Evolution: when a perfect being obtains inner ability, Perfection enforces it to be flawless as well

Now question about life: can protect being be killed? Is it considered as a flaw? If this is true, Protection would inherently include Absolute Immortality, which is pretty overpowered power for my standards.

How do you think? Must perfect being be necessarily absolutely immortal? Do you know any other forms of Perfection I haven't listed?

I think I start to love this power more and more... It fascinates me in a major way. I am not alone as there's are lots of others who meld from its elegance, beauty and sheer potential.

I have created my character named Elizabeth who is an absolutely immortal human. She wasn't born so, though, and was bestowed with this later in her life. What I wonder about is what would you do if you were absolutely immortal? Imagine you can survive any thread, your health is unbreakable, you have unlimited reserves of life-force, you have no needs but you still can eat, drink, sleep and breath if you want, and you regenerate any damage on metaphysical level. You aren't absolutely invulnerable but your regeneration compensates that.

Additionally to that, you have absolute potential to learn anything (Absolute Potential) and you can evolve endlessly throughout your endless life. How would you spend your life? What would you do, how would your opinions change? How would you make your life interesting so you don't want to die? Leave your thoughts in the comments!

Hello, it's me. I hope you celebrated Christmas well. There are at least 2 more great holidays ahead but before let's think about AI and MR.

I wondered what kind of weaknesses these abilities have compared to Absolute Immortality. It's clear Absolute Immortality is way stronger than Absolute Invulnerability or Regeneration but it turned out they share just one weakness: Absolute Death Manipulation. I mean, is this the only difference? Because it seems to me these powers must be vulnerable for death which wasn't caused by damage. For instance, user of Meta Regeneration may have some needs such as drinking or eating. If they don't satisfy them for long time, they would die. In this case, I don't see how MR can help because it regenerates any damage but death due not eating isn't that kind of damage, right?

For some reason, @SageM thinks dissatisfaction of needs also counts as damage. At this point, why aging (which is said to be a weakness of this power) doesn't count because aging is caused by shortening telomeres? Why isn't this considered as damage Absolute Invulnerability would be completely immune to?

In my opinion, while AI and MR protect its user from any form of damage, they don't immortalise them as there can be ways to kill something without dealing damage such as dissatisfaction of needs, Death-Force, Deactivation, negation of life, maybe even casual Death Inducement or Probability Manipulation. After all, I think Absolute Death Manipulation isn't truly the only gap between these abilies and Absolute Immortality.

So, in the Absolute Restoration page's comments I've seen people claiming that if absolute immortal attained their immortality and wasn't born with it, then AR can restore it back and thus destroying its immortality.

Is it really so? If absolute immortal became so by some means and was mortal before, can Absolute Restoration restore user back to its original mortal state?

Recently, I challenged myself to construct my own divine race of godly creatures. They are race of ultimate beings and they are the closest to the omnipotent. In whole Omniverse, there is just one deity per number of atoms within our observating universe. Imagine every atoms in distance of 45 billion of light years is a single soul, then in this sphere there will be only one god. They are the race if ultimate lifeforms and exist on the level near the omnipotent. They are perfect, nigh omnipotent and... immortal.

What I think is some gods may be transcendent over life and death, some may be mortal in means they reincarnate (and possibly can incarnate along with some other soul, thus making Divine Reincarnation possible) and some of them are immortal in sense they don't change form. There is one high rank of gods who possess Absolute Immortality or Eternal Existence. There are immortal deities even lower those ones but I don't have much ideas what ot would be.

I seek ideas for Immortality for aetheric being that isn't absolute but close enough to it, so it would be possible to kill user but extremely hard. One of the ideas I have is Total Immortality: user is immune to all possible ways to die in general but it is still possible to murder it via some almighty powers. For example, such Immortals would be immune to Death Inducement but not to Absolute Death Inducement. Or they can't die due poison but absolute poisoning can make unwanted problems. What I mean is being immortal to all possible ways to die but not to its absolute versions leaving them the only thing that can kill Immortals of this kind.

What other ideas do you have?

So, it's me, TheLegend27! I took some break from powers for last days and now I am back with refreshed mind and new understanding how things work. Essentially, this is the way to Enlightenment: to observe and rest, afterwards observe again.

So, I've got some really brilliant ideas I'll share with you. In this wiki, it's common to find discussions questioning what absolute power is stronger. For instance, I asked if almighty laws can kill an absolutely immortal being myself a little time ago. In this post, I am going to end this once and for all.

The question of absolute powers result easily when we define what we mean by it. So, there's two main ideas what absolute means and all of those questions come as misunderstanding between them.

The first definition, which is mainly used in this wiki, says absolute is peak. That means there's no stronger version of this power as it is already on the very top. If you make something more powerful than absolute, then it wasn't absolute at the first place because absolute cannot be topped since it is the top itself. For example, Absolute Invulnerability is the ability to be completely immune to any kind of damage. Since this power is absolute, that means there's no Invulnerability that is more invulnerable than this one. You may imagine there are different levels Invulnerability and absolute by its definition is always the top and there's no ability more powerful than its absolute version.

When we define absolute as peak, then all questions shatter and incarnate itself. Because there's peak Invulnerability which cannot be anyway updated, that doesn't mean there can't be peak Attack that can damage user after all. Since both powers are peak, they may overpower each other. That's the reason why absolute powers can counter each other and why any absolute power can bypass another one. That's why to all questions which absolute power is stronger the answer is always undetermined.

Nonetheless, it's important to note it is possible to overcome absolutes. Let's suppose we have a running competition between two runners. Competitor A possesses Absolute Speed, which is the peak speed power and there's no speed faster than it which results that no matter what power his opponent has, he won't be able to beat him, right? That's how absolute powers work? No. The thing is there is Omnipotence (yeah, I know. I simply can't write a message without referring to Omnipotence). So, can Omnipotence run faster than absolute? Since Omnipotence can do anything, that means it can. Therefore, we attain speed faster than the top speed. How is that possible? If you can run faster than absolute speed, doesn't that mean A's speed was never absolute at this point?

Factually, since absolute means “peak”, then it's specifically fixed point we can describe. It's like we can update some stats until we reach the point when we could add no more updates. That's absolute. In fact, it is a boundary for speed. But since Omnipotence can do anything, they are able to surpass any limitation. This aspect is known as Indeterminacy and if runner B has it, he would win A despite having Absolute Speed. Irrational Indeterminacy is going beyond absolute.

The second definition of absolute that users often confuse states absolute is the state opposite to relative. Let's take look at Immortality: a mortal person was stabbed and died and an immortal one was stabbed by Mortal Blade and died. What was the sense of this kind of Immortality if they both have died after all?

This way, we conclude this Immortality which was negated was relative. The immortal was relatively immortal and therefore could be killed. Essentially, if we understand by absolute as total supremacy, that means two opposing absolute powers cannot co-exist together along. If by Absolute Immortality we mean the life that cannot be ended by any means, then not only Absolute Death Inducement cannot exist but Meta Power Opposition and even Omnipotence is no longer there. Because if absolute immortality can be opposed (MPO) or killed (Omnipotence), then it was relative. In this sense, any absolute power would be a specialised version of Omnipotence itself and not only that, its opposite couldn't be there because two absolutes just cancel each other out.

So, the only true absolute power is Omnipotence because there's no way this power couldn't work at some case rendering it relative at some point. This way, this wiki functions with the first definition and it was officially confirmed by Nekron. So, if you question yourself which absolute power is stronger, then know opposing absolutes may overpower each other. That may express as one is naturally more powerful than the other one (ex.: Absolute Immortality vs ADI), undetermined (Absolute Attack vs Absolute Defence) or one absolute may overpower another one by some circumstances or by your will as the author. That means there is no final answer and nobody can truly tell you how their conflict would end. Since absolutes are specific points, some absolute may be more powerful than the other and two equal powers (absolutes are measurable), then they may overpower each other. That's my final and ultimate explaination and by it I proclaim:

If there are two absolute abilities that confronts each other, they both can be victorious and results become independent from sheer force along.

You can use this statement as making a draw, win by extra factors or define result specifically for each time depending on your intentions as the author.

So, I created an absolutely immortal human character that got Absolute Immortality by mysterious means. She's regenerative type meaning she posses Absolute Regeneration instead of Absolute Invulnerability.

So, my question is can almighty laws kill absolute immortal? Because Absolute Immortality has Absolute Survivability as an application and that means they can survive when it shouldn't even be possible. If existence of absolute immortal is impossible by almighty laws, would they still survive this? Can Almighty Law Creation even result into a possibility to kill it? If no, that means Absolute Immortality has self-Abolishment.

Basically when inside your own universe you gain Universal Manipulation and Absolute Immortality. You only posses those powers when within your universe and not other universes(If you were somehow were to create a way to travel universes). Besides that the world is your oyster, you can do whatever you want.

So with all the healing and or regeneration powers of the Absolute Category. is there any power in which it would allow you to heal another person. for example.

If a person with Absolute Immortality forced someone to drink there blood. would this heal them, or even make them immortal to a certain point?

I'm making a story where some people in the world have varying immortality ranging from semi-immortality to the main three characters who have absolute immortality. There is a business/company that hires only immortal people with regenerative healing factors and above but I'm having trouble figuring out what the company does and what the jobs would be.

So what do you guys think this company and varying jobs should be?

It’s a powerful eye that the pupil is just the infinity symbol, and the powers that grants its user: Almighty mind, Meta crafting, Absolute potential, and Absolute immortality.