- "Then you have not lost your humanity, you have reaffirmed it."
- ― Tuvok (Star Trek Voyager)
The power to revert transformed people to their original states. Variation of Negation. Opposite to Conversion.
Also Called
- Detransformation
- Reverse Conversion
- Reversion
- Transformative Negation
- Transformation Undoing
- Untransformation
Capabilities
The user can transform other beings back into their original species; for example, the user can turn a vampire back into their original species, or reverse a non-hereditary werewolf's lycanthropy.
Associations
- Curing
- Humanization
- Magic Negation
- Negation
- Power Erasure
- Shapeshifting Negation
- Spell Negation
- Transformation Negation
Limitations
- May not work on users of Regenerative Healing Factor.
- May be constantly active and uncontrollable.
- Does not work on beings who are not the result of some form of Conversion; e.g. someone who was born a vampire rather than turned, or someone who was built as a robot rather than roboticized.
- Users of Omni-Conversion are immune.
Known Users
- Lilia Lilith (Is This a Zombie?)
- Asmodeus (The Shadowhunter Chronicles); can revert vampirism
- Elena Gilbert and Stefan Salvatore (The Vampire Diaries); their blood casts negative magic
- Jesus (Sinfest)
- Buddha (Sinfest)
- Spirit-using Moroi (Vampire Academy); can revert Strigoi back to Moroi
- Lissa Dragomir
- Robert Doru
- Nina Sinclair
- Adrian Ivashkov
- Dracula (Dracula 2000); reverts vampirism
- Demon Curing Ritual (Supernatural); reverts demons back into humans.
- Falion (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim); can cure vampires via a Black Soul Gem.
- Nerissa (Mako Mermaids); as a Water Dragon
- Ladybug (Miraculous Ladybug)
- Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)
Known Objects
- Wolfsbane (Folklore); reverts lycanthropy
- Lotus Rice (Chinese Folklore); cures Chinese vampirism
- Devamper (Sanctuary)
- Gamma Cure (Hulk)
- The Uninventing Ray (The Secret Show)
- The Cure (The Vampire Diaries); reverts vampirism
- The Cure (My Babysitter's a Vampire); reverts lycanthropy
- Purified Blood (Supernatural); the main catalyst used in the Demon Curing Ritual.
- Cure for vampirism (Supernatural)
- Retro-Mutagen (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 TV series); reverts mutants into their original non-mutated forms.
- Glenmoril Witch Heads (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim); reverts lycanthropy
- Lumpy Space Princess (Adventure Time)
- Omnitrix (Ben 10)
- DNA Repair Guns (Ben 10); Humans only
- Pearl of Transformation (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
Known Locations
- Moon Pool (H2O: Just Add Water/Mako Mermaids); can turn merpeople back into humans and vice versa
- Mystic Falls (The Vampire Diaries); temporarily surrounded by a magic-negating field that could revert vampires and hybrids to their original state
Gallery
The Omnitrix (Ben 10: Alien Force) can repair genetic damage such as DNAlien mutation, restoring the victim's DNA to its original state.
After scanning the Omnitrix's ability to repair genetic damage, Cooper Daniels (Ben 10) was able to create rayguns...
...to accomplish the same effect.
With her yo-yo, Ladybug (Miraculous Ladybug) is able to cleanse akumas of their evil, undoing Hawk Moth's influence and turning supervillains back to normal.
As the "lump" anti-elemental, Lumpy Space Princess (Adventure Time) was able to single-handedly undo the conversion effects of the four elementals.
While he can be temporarily turned into a vampire, Spider-Man's (Marvel Comics) unique physiology and metabolism allow him to eventually recover from the effects and revert back.
Retro-mutagen (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) can restore mutants' DNA to its original state, curing them of their mutations.