Amortality

Amortality
Dementors (Harry Potter) are a species of amortal beings.
Power/Ability to:	Exist in a state of unbirth.

The power to exist in a state of unbirth. Not to be confused with Eternal Existence.

Also Called

• Nonliving Physiology

Capabilities

The user exists as an unborn, rendering them unable to die due to not being alive to begin with. The user may not have been alive in the very beginning of time or even before creation. The user essentially lives in a state of unbirth, neither living nor dead.

Universal Differences

This ability differs from any form of Immortality, which is defined as a living being who cannot die. Amortality means entities who cannot die because they were never alive to begin with. Even ghosts of people and other undead beings are not amortal as they were once living beings.

Applications

• Inorganic Physiology
  • Agelessness/Heartlessness/Soullessness
  • Eternal Existence (Possibly, if it's uncreated.)
  • Immunity to Life and Death Manipulation.
  • Robot/Golem/Object Physiology (Possibly, if it's created)
  • Unborn Physiology

Associations

• Boggart Physiology
• Cosmic Otherness
• Grim Reaper Physiology
• Life and Death Transcendence - Perfect variation.
• Non-Created Physiology
• Poltergeist Physiology
• Spirit Physiology
• Unbound Soul
• Unicellular Physiology

Limitations

• May still be able to be Erased/Destroyed from Existence.
• The user can still be sealed/imprisoned.
• Users of Absolute Life Inducement can give life to the user, making them either mortal or immortal.
• Users of Absolute Erasure, Absolute Character Erasure, Absolute Death Inducement and Absolute Destruction can erase/destroy the user from existence.

Known Users

• Ancient Baatorians (Advanced Dungeons & Dragons)
• Life's Father (Adventure Time)
• Death Logos (Aquarion Logos)
• Soul King (Bleach)
• Yhwach (Bleach); via absorbing the Soul King
• Swarm of Night (The Chathrand Voyages)
• Forlorn (Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin)
• Mordru (DC Comics) As a lord of Chaos his timeline had no beginning or end. Mordru was apparently never born, nor would ever die.
• Nekron (DC Comics)
• Kashina (Dead Boy Detectives)
• Night Nurse (Dead Boy Detectives)
• Garm (God of War)
• Chaos (Greek Mythology)
• Jones/Wandering Eye (Gunnerkrigg Court)
• Non-Beings (Harry Potter)
  • Boggarts
  • Dementors
  • Poltergeists
• Kal (Krrish 3)
• Death (Marvel Comics)
• Knull (Marvel Comics)
• Rot (Marvel Comics)
• Death/Grim Reaper (Mythologies/Folklore)
• Wraith (Once Upon a Time)
• "Jerries" (Pixar's Soul)
• Terry (Pixar's Soul)
• Aku (Samurai Jack); originally
• SCP-3999 - I Am At The Center Of Everything That Happens To Me (SCP Foundation); possibly
• In-Births (Under Night In-Birth)
• Dragons (The Elder Scrolls series)
• Cybele (Valkyrie Crusade)
• Death (Valkyrie Crusade)

Gallery

The Soul King (Bleach) is a being that existed between life and death, between progress and stagnation; hence the Soul King could not truly die even when sealed, dismembered, and disemboweled.

After fully absorbing the Soul King, Yhwach (Bleach) also existed between life and death, allowing his undying corpse to serve as the Soul King's replacement as a Cosmic Keystone.

Nekron (DC Comics)

Boggarts (Harry Potter) are amortal non-beings.

Poltergeists like Peeves (Harry Potter) are amortal non-beings.

Knull (Marvel Comics) existed before everything, including the concepts of life and death.

As the child formed the cast-off energies of Death and Thanos, The Rot (Marvel Comics) is neither alive nor dead, it is just an amortal force that decays anything/everything that enters it.

"Jerries" and Terry (Pixar's Soul) can interact with human souls (unborn, living, or dead), but are not themselves souls. They can manifest themselves on Earth but cannot presumably be born to a human body.

It has been stated that SCP-3999 - I Am At The Center Of Everything That Happens To Me (SCP Foundation) has never existed.

Videos

SCP-3999 - I Am At The Center of Everything That Happens To Me (SCP Animation)